skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don’t know about the third group. I don’t think that many people cover DC like the Washington Post. There is value in more regional/niche journalism, but it certainly doesn’t pay like a national presence does.

Whether or not they lean into their niche and use AI to fill in the gaps remains to be seen. But I hope not. Best case - they use AI to replace/augment human editors. I shudder to think about the worst case.
It was a bad move for Elon to get so political, but at the same time that's his privilege. It also seems to be the strategy, Elon wants to get out of Tesla management, so he's exiting this way.

As for running out of juice?

Looking at car sales numbers... Tesla is doing fantastic. They seem to have a 2 year cycle, where every other year is a status quo and the next is a huge boon. It's also looking like this year is going to be a huge one.

You also have to remember that Tesla doesn't advertise. If Tesla's financials ever look bad in the future like they are 'running out of juice' they can start advertising and turn that around in an instant.
They have not adopted ARMv9. This is still ARMv8, but with SME.
> Technically, Intel has its matrix extensions (Intel AMX), but Geekbench does not support it.

Lmao, and people say Geekbench isn't biased towards ARM
All 2 of them ?
I agree. It’s so obvious that they’re trying way too hard to _not_ be the thing that I’m paying them for (music streaming).
I believe we will get a lot more "industrially manufactured" stories. Just pay for API access to reuters or another press agency and let the AI rewrite the content and push it on your news site ready to be consumed.

Content is wrongly summarized? I doubt in the news economy this hardly matters anymore.
> The rumors of future products keep me of buying the current products.

Spot on!

Back in the nineties, Intel managed to push competing RISC architectures (UltraSparc, MIPS, DEC Alpha, PowerPC) out of the market using nothing but promises that Itanium was going to blow them all out of the water.

And apparently Apple is okay with procrastinating and cannibalizing current sales of M1, 2, 3 if it helps prevent some Snapdragon (or Ampere) sales.
OmaKanta-system in Finland is an example of such.
Why is that not at least done asynchronously? I thought part of the whole narrative of shipping these new terrible pieces of software as standalone Google Chrome instances was that it makes it easier to spawn async JS workers for background tasks and whatnot?
What are the actual practical nuts and bolts problems with making bricking devices like this illegal? Someone in comments mentioned licensing contracts and things that might require them to but that seems resolvable. This seems so anti-social, anti-environment and not even benefitting them selfishly. Just a waste
Yes, but in the marine realm they are consistently called outboard motors and not outboard engines.
Geekbench supports Intel AMX and AVX-512. This is all in GB documentation.
This has been a thing for a little while: https://calmtech.com/
Makes one wonder has the apple miracle mostly been first the transition to ARM and having access to TSMC highest end nodes before the rest even comes into the picture. But im glad new competition is coming from qualcomm x elite and Huawei with their Kirin and Ascends chips. Hopefully ARMsrace will be more interesting to follow than the x64 race between intel and AMD.
I upgraded from a 2011 MacBook Pro to a M1 MacBook Air and never looked back.

Battery life, portability, COOL. Like, my actual lap is no longer burning.
I’ve always been amused that the The Princeton Companion to Mathematics, edited by Timothy Growers, amusingly notes in the introduction that for the mathematician reader it may come to pass that they may not easily understand the works of others on different areas of mathematics.

Not unlike IT, medicine, or parts of software development.
Or just stop this nonsense of needing updates to keep things working, which then allows updates that break things.

Have proper standards how music is transmitted. Have devices support those standards. Have those standards be long-running.
Share link (unpaywalled): https://www.wsj.com/health/wellness/anger-health-effects-ris...

Study: https://www.ahajournals.org/doi/full/10.1161/JAHA.123.032698
Bothsidesism has become a tactic to normalize when one side does something asymmetrically and objectively awful.
Situation: there are now 15 competing music streaming standards.
It’s a decent, but not revolutionary improvement. Yes, most of the gains outside of SME are coming from clock increases not IPC. I don’t know if I would call it overhyped, more like misunderstood.
hmm I use teams daily all day for work and don't have these issues, maybe your org messed something up?
My guess is that in WaPo’s case, this will improve their reporting and story telling. Way to go WaPo.
This really applies to all emotion. Bottles up emotion isn’t great for our mental or physical health.
FM and AM were only 2 and were long running
Keep mTLS secrets safe with macOS keychain and Windows cert store
We recently wrote an in-depth series of articles on mTLS. The series covered a hands-on intro to mTLS, creating a Go mTLS client, and integrating mTLS with macOS keychain and Windows certificate store.

Our goal was to show how to use mTLS in your applications and securely store your mTLS certificates and keys without exposing them to the filesystem.

But what about Linux desktops? That's a good question. How do you keep your cert keys secure on Linux?
For the near zero budget part, do you just mean sending up a few more probes? Surely finding, collecting, and using natural resources in space would be an extremely expensive affair.
Strictly speaking, as with cargo/rustc, the Go module system and Go compiler are separate, and the latter can run without calling the former. There are various flags to tell the "go" command (which is a frontend to other tools) how to behave when modules are involved, e.g. so that it works well on airgapped networks and locked-down intranets or can be used safely with untrusted source. You can also still vendor modules to ensure they are locally available.
It's easy, don't feel strong about things you cannot verify. As an entertainment or a gateway at best, but trusting anyone else and make serious judgment based on "credible" sources? No.
Every character you type results in some sort of hit to their telemetry server. It will include the actual letter you typed, if you or your org are not configured to be in EU. With their EU configuration option (pulled from server every launch) it will only report the fact that you typed _something_.

Now if that's not fun enough, their telemetry also covers mouse movements. Go ahead and watch your CPU as you spin your mouse in circles around the Teams window.

For extra fun, block their telemetry server and watch Teams bloat in RAM, to as much as your system has, as it keeps every action you take in local memory as it waits for the ability to talk to that telemetry server again.

If you're going to block their telemetry its best to fake an accept via some mitm proxy and send back a 200 code.

I do not know exactly how much this applies to iPad version, compared to their desktop apps. Mobile offers both more and less data possibilities. It's a different context.
There may be a world in which Apple is procrastinating in chip design, but it's not this one.
So why are only 2/3 of the formulas named the same? Excel's new REGEXTEST [1] is REGEXMATCH in Sheets [2]

[1] https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/office/regextest-functio...

[2]https://support.google.com/docs/answer/3098292?hl=en
As long as they are different models that learn from each other, it’s fine ?
Great to know this!

I have come across Portkey's Open-source AI Gateway which kind of does the same.

https://github.com/portkey-ai/gateway

It looks like with more LLM adoption, resiliency and cost related aspects take off sooner than expected unlike other technological trends in the past.

I'm also thinking that there is a chance if something like this could help build a better RAG pipeline or evals for the GenAI App. Because end of the day you want to reduce hallucinations but still get good generative responses.
People do move away from it as well as some discover how much more reliable self-hosting can be if you ever did need enhanced support. And it is often cheaper too, sometimes very noticably.

There are applications for the cloud, the services are decent in most cases. Personally I noticed that I had to do less maintenance with hosting myself (yeah, yeah, technically I still run it on machines in data centers).
It's not because a politician say something that it's true, you should know better ;).

The reason why governments promote immigration is because they want to increase the workforce (and in the case of Portugal, replace all the emigrants from Portugal). As the population is aging, if you want to keep cheap labor you need new arms to work, no matter who pays for the pensions.
Also healthcare providers must ask for consent if they want to access your OmaKanta.
Fitting High-Level Languages on Microcontrollers
No, per-clock performance improvements between M3 and M4 range from 0% to 20%, this is ignoring the two subtests that benefit from SME. That Twitter post is moot. GB results show high variation, it is easy enough to cherry pick pairs of results that show any point you might want. You have to compare result distributions. There were some users on anandtech forums who did it and the results are very clear.
Trust in news orgs is at an all time low. And news orgs (Wapo, Buzzfeed, CNN) will need to figure out their strategy in AI. Snacks Media (Podcasts, News, Events, etc) will leverage tech to build an AI News Company. The plan will be to allow anyone to even bring their own LLM—right now it’s Claude because that’s where we first got developer access.

Monetization is $1/hr for summaries. And we’ll include ads at scale.

Happy to answer any other questions.
That seems like a problem with society (maybe an academia) more than 15 year olds no?

Besides, a lot of people interested in a wild theory greatly ups the chances someone gets funding to test the hypothesis, no?
I truly never understood why Apple deprecated Bitcode.

It was a super great idea because it allowed recompilation on the App Store to take advantage of new instructions.
If there’s holistic detectives and assassins, this does indeed suggest the existence of holistic teachers and students :)
So why is the WaPo needed in the first place?

Why shouldn't we use AI directly?
Incidentally, I just installed Navidrome on my Alpine Linux server for test, and it's currently scanning all my local music library. The heck if I'm going to depend to any proprietary device/format that is going to become a brick, then e-waste, as soon as the company behind it makes it obsolete. Happened a million times and will happen again.

https://www.navidrome.org/

Yes, I would totally push for legislation forcing manufacturers to unlock bootloaders and release tech info when they stop selling devices, so that hardware can be repurposed; landfills are already full of perfectly functioning stuff that could be put again in operation if manufacturers weren't so stubbornly hostile to anything Open Source.
I mean, it won't do your laundry, but it'll be much better in every way a laptop plausibly could be.
My 101 actually taught programming and I hadn’t done any really beforehand. But I was motivated
Rust has a different problem: too many dead packages with desirable names on crates.io. There's a lot of derelict cruft in that shared namespace, especially for packages outside those most commonly used.
Hi, on kraft.cloud we use FC, along with a custom controller and very specialized VMs (unikernels) to have extremely efficient deployments (eg, millisecond cold starts). For a PHP web server, for instance, we can cold start things in about 30ms (https://docs.kraft.cloud/guides/php/). It's also possible to run wasm workloads/blobs (e.g., https://docs.kraft.cloud/guides/wazero/).

The builds are based on Dockerfiles, but for deployment we transparently convert that to unikernels.
Yeah, I agree with all you said.
As cool it might get to badmouth the new generation and how everything is getting south, I have found more and more attempts to get back to a more convivial and humane approach to medias, especially of the literacy kind, with Reviews and Journals for niche audiences of peculiar aesthetic and intellectual values.

Granted, we've seen similar fashion in the past with blog, and then with the mailing list revival, which both quickly get preempted - commodified even - by the marketing squads that devitalize every new media by their unending eager to devour their techs and cloaca'd them into ad platform trend.

But it's my earnest feeling that the AI-ssistant behemoth, still quite roboto in its fake expertise and sanitized answers, could be easily defeated by the willingness for poetry and the new form language and our creativity would take to circumvent it.

We easily get sidetracked by boredom, but humans are creature hooked on authenticity.
> this summer

In recent years the MBP line has been updated towards the end of the year (Oct/Nov) or early (Jan):

* https://buyersguide.macrumors.com/#MacBook_Pro_16

So if you can 'limp' along towards the autumn/winter/Christmas, then it's probably worth the wait to get the M4 (or pickup an M3 when the price presumably drops to clear inventory).
USS Harder: Wreck of Famed US Navy World War II Sub Found Off the Philippines
Fragdaspdf
We are molecular machines and although the outcome is predetermined, the only way to find out the outcome, is for the machine itself to follow through its course. So this is exactly opposite of "devil made me do it" because you do something not because of external force or because of random chance but because of initial state of the machine which makes you who you are.
This is why any feature that is not simple should have a "Feature X Proposal" which is a task that is created in the planning. Development is only done in the subsequent sprints after "Feature X Proposal" has been completed, discussed and reviewed by the team.
New warp drive concept does twist space, doesn't move us fast
Original sources (goverment documents) and people if possible. They can still be biased but IMO still better than journalists.

If I can't reach those then I trust no one.

And yes I admit I know very little of anything.
s/think/hope/g
I agree that free coffee (AND tea - do not discriminate) is considerate. But pastries are unhealthy for the individuals and by extension also for the company.
This makes me so angry.

Edit: /s
Where did this meme come from? Why does the internet like it?
> 1.44 gigajoules (0.4MWh) is required for 1 ton of steel. In theory.

That's actually a lot less than I thought it would be. My smallish (6kW) solar system on my garage has generated 20MWh in the ~3.5 years it's been operating. I'm sure 50 tons (in theory) of steel isn't huge by industrial standards, but that's more than I'd expect from a residential array in Michigan.
This is somewhat out of touch.

Even a cheap car car costs £1000's up front (or £100's/mo financed), with recurring > £100 a month in insurances, fuel, and repairs.

A spotify subscription costs £12/mo, and a family plan £20/mo.

A more than good enough data plan is £10/mo.

A more than good enough smartphone is £100.

The vast majority of older car owners can easily afford a Spotify subscription.
I believe Lewis was there at the time, so I think this is firsthand from him. Whether you believe him or not is up to you, of course.
EU legislation on power chords gave us micro-USB phones, when USB-C could have been a better option, but a real solution would be let consumers decide inputs/outputs.
LOL, you wanna try it on my ~2 generations old Core i5 corporate laptop. Sometimes, the first steps of drawing the calendar view are roughly the same speed as me drawing it in Paint.

Maybe someone should normalise giving developers crappy laptops to develop on.

(Has anyone done a deep dive into Teams to explain what on earth is going on? I mean, if VSCode can be fast despite its underlying architecture, surely something could be done about Teams?)
If they sell components or monitors then they only have to do one "simple" thing right. If they sell tablets/cellphones/laptops then they have to do a number of more complex stuff well enough that people will consider switching.
RISC-I and II had register windows.
On kraft.cloud we can (done internal stress tests for this) run thousands of specialized VMs (aka unikernels) scaled to zero, meaning that when a request for one of them arrives we can wake it up and respond within the timescales of an RTT. You can take it out for a spin, just use the -0 flag when deploying to do scale to 0 (https://docs.kraft.cloud/guides/features/scaletozero/).
Growing up in a dysfunctional family, I had a lot of anger that stole away parts of my life. Anger wasn't alone at fault, but surely a demon that was there. One thing that hit me hard, while I was already on my healing journey was a saying at a monastery:

"You will not be punished for your anger, you will be punished by your anger."

This saying is supposed to be from Buddha's teachings. I remember having an immediate talk with my friend, almost breaking down, thinking about all the years behind that I have been trying to tame this.
What a weird critique. American or not, if you don't have a car you're probably not in the target market for a CarThing

I purchased mine without any intent on using it in a car, and in fact I never did, but it was clear that I was engaging in out-of-bounds behavior in doing so.
Foxtrot's Implosion Was Spectacular and Surprising–To Some
It made sense to me as part of the broader theme of separating work activities from private ones. And that separation being the smart action.
I just bought a second hand M2 Air in perfect condition and it feels faster than my M1 Max in a really beautiful body for travel. I’m not certain it matters that much anymore to be honest. What are you using it for?
Ask HN: Why is shadcn hyped? Missing essential components for app development
Am I the only one who finds shadcn to be my last choice for building applications? There's a lot of hype around it right now, but personally, I find it only offers basic components. I prefer using MUI because it practically eliminates any worries about missing controls. When starting a new project, I can already see that I'm missing half the components I need (common components not specific to my project). It seems like shadcn is great for creating tutorial projects like to-do lists, but not much else. What are your thoughts?
> And apparently Apple is okay with procrastinating and cannibalizing current sales of M1, 2, 3 if it helps prevent some Snapdragon (or Ampere) sales.

Not sure where “procrastinating” fits in (a typo?), but as Scott McNealy once said, “If someone shows up and eats our lunch, it might so well be us.”
I think its always been a high risk strategy but if you have enough popularity / power to survive the attempted censorship/ cancellation you are golden. A modern version would surely be J.K Rowling.

State loudly and publicly that trans-women are men. Real world mothers, who buy most children's books, would find this uncontroversial to the point of being obvious but the resulting publicity from the outrage and attempted cancelling has at least in part driven her to have multiple books on the Amazon bestseller lists for YEARS at time.
I do this technique too, and it's a great time for it. The OLED screen on the new iPad signals that Apple devices are moving to a better panel. If you've been waiting for the right time to move off an Intel Mac and onto a SoC Mac, it's now. Pick up a refurbished M2 MacBook. They're in the sweet spot for support, power, and cost.

The next one will probably have an OLED screen; so if you wait til then, your refurb M1/2/3 will be on Apple's short list of devices they don't want to support. (And you might have panel FOMO.) Or you'll have to pay the premium price for the latest model.
I have no reason to doubt they are following through with it. If they do: great! If they do not: who cares? They spread awareness of important issues with reddit. I can still appreciate this.

Why is it important to you if they follow through or not?
I meant more generally, in the sense that if someone is never in the role. Like if someone says, "we don't need engineering managers". Of course you are correct in the short term where I'm stepping away from my role temporarily.
Its from Star Wars, and its from Star Wars
Oh wow. After bouncing off tiling wms for years, I just enabled PaperWM on PopOS and immediately love it. I kind of want this everywhere - phone, Mac, etc.
ChrisFix's handy guide:

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLvKbarVtwhUv6bjLhJSya...

And the pdf checklist:

https://www.chris-fix.com/upload/How%20to%20Inspect%20a%20Us...
The EU legislation will require USB-C, not micro USB
Are you going to hook speakers up to your server? I'm planning my Google Home replacement strategy for if/when they add a subscription like Alexa. I want an offline whole home sound system with independent room controls, seems like Navidrome might work...
Added year to title, ty.

(afaiu: the announced cancellations are happening now as well as back then)
If reading newspapers equals to researching politics, then we know why people are so easly get manipulated.
The term is “scrolljacking” and yes it’s infuriating.
This largely feels like a failure of consumer protection. Perhaps my understanding of the legal situation is wrong but as a UK resident - regardless of additional warranties provided or not provided by the vendor - products should work for a "reasonable" length of time and you are entitled to replacement or refund if they fail.

Obviously I would expect an electronic device like this to last more than 2 years, so if Spotify is going to cause it to stop working then they'd have to refund me. Having to do that for their entire customer base would probably result in some different decision making!

Obviously this product was only sold in the US (AFAIK), which has much less in the way of consumer protection, which allows for this crappy treatment of consumers.
I’m in the EU and should have the EU configuration.

The problem mainly occurs when I mention someone in a reply to a thread. Once I type @<name> the text input just slows down so much I can type much faster than it can render the text.
According to know your memes[0] there was an April fools post several years ago claiming the doge dog died. Then last year Cheems(real name Balltze), another doge dog died. And there was the announcement that Kabosu had cancer several months ago.

[0]https://knowyourmeme.com/memes/doge
Spotify stopped making Car Thing around July 2022 [0] But the device has also been jailbroken for a couple of years now [1] It even runs Debian [2]

[0] https://www.theverge.com/2022/7/27/23280357/spotify-stops-ma...

[1] https://github.com/err4o4/spotify-car-thing-reverse-engineer...

[2] https://github.com/bishopdynamics/superbird-debian-kiosk
Patterns, data repetition, self similarity. The universe loves to do this. I.e, Golden ratio. Light waves, ocean waves, snowflakes, etc.
Yeah nowadays it needs extra digging to get into politics non local.