skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not sure what you mean by "running your own on native NVMe" Are you talking about using the managed AWS Relational Database Service or something else? Aurora can also use instance types with NVMe.

Anyway, that's also ignoring the features that Aurora offers, which is why people pay more for it. The ability to have multi-AZ deployments and auto-scaling of (what can be cross-region) read replicas make it very resilient and it's dead simple to operate what would normally be considered advanced features of a DB cluster.

If you just need a managed Postgres or MySQL traditional single instance and none of those extra features, then obviously you would not need to pay the premium for Aurora. RDS exists for that reason.
I think you are an outlier if resale value doesnt matter.

It matters to me for many reasons I doubt you find sickening or sinister. It matters because my family might want or need to move for work. It also forms a major part of my retirement, and how I will feed and take care of myself in advanced age

It makes perfect sense that it has financial value to someone else, because it would take a tremendous amount of material and labor to re-create if it burned down.
What if other sources of facts switch to confabulating LLMs? How will you be able to tell facts from made up information?
Stop participating in the housing game? How? By becoming homeless?
I was on 56k and Napster was the best and fastest thing around for a while, but more importantly had the largest library. Gnutella/Kazaa took over but only once Napster shut down and people started making their libraries available there. Torrents came in short order but that was more coupled to when broadband became much more widely adopted
Apparently the population of Las Vegas was ~2k people in 1920. I think cities just take a while to grow.
Anyone living in CA want to check their bill? I think there's a fixed fee for grid connection similar to nat gas. Curious what this is
Extremely happy with supabase here, it has mostly eliminated the need for a backend, letting me just focus on making valuable stuff for my users. I also ended up making my entire app realtime just because it was easier
Google has 2 Postgres implementations: Cloud SQL and AlloyDB. How do they compare against AWS Aurora, for the heroku scenario, i.e., multi-tenant database?
Keep an eye out for signs that say ταβέρνα
It is arguably a relatively new phenomenon though. We are willing to move far less than we used to, even if moving means less than ever before.
World's thinnest lens is just three atoms thick
My dogs have a carnivore diet and their poops are firm and regular. Much better than when they were on premium dog food. Their fur is fuller, they have more energy, and yet they are more at ease.

It's an analogously similar situation with me. Haven't missed the fiber one bit.

The transition takes a bit of planning as there are initial side effects since your body is used to digesting and getting energy from sugar instead of fat. This video is a good start.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=r3wzDWW1MdI
Vercel after moving away from Docker containers running on AWS.
> Do you have numbers for any of these on hand?

If 19ns is critical to my existence, I'm certainly not going to spend hours of it finding out if a handful of ns might be shaved off by using another implementation.

> which is inadequate at systems programming

Implying that Go is a scripting language?
I want people who aren't snobbish and rule-lawyering. This isn't middle school we don't need hall monitors.
> At this point I just don’t trust anything

That is what the spreaders of fake news want, it is literally the agenda to sow mistrust, and it’s working. This, I fear, is going to be the real and lasting damage of this effort, it’s breaking down our ability to find common ground and have civil discourse, it’s breaking our ability to function democratically.
Lot A has 1 single family unit. Land: 300K. Building: 600K. Total per unit 900K

You subdivide and build another house on the lot with building value 300K. Total land value appreciates 50K.

Outcome

Unit 1 land 175 + building 600, total 775 (and the owner gets 175 for the land they subdivided and sold off , coming out ahead 50k in cash)

Unit 2 land 175 + building 300, total 475.

Average unit cost on the lot is now (775 and 475) = 625 (30% decrease)
This position makes sense if you own outright, but changes significantly if you have a significant mortgage based on the purchase price.
I'm not sure this is true.

My mom owns a single family home near the best park in her city.

The only way housing prices will fall in that city is if they build a massive number of affordable, high density buildings.

Which will significantly increase the population of the city, because people keep leaving for cheaper locations.

Which will significantly increase the price of my mother's house, because it'll be much harder to find a unit like hers, and there will be many more people competing for it.
I thought the pricing was based on the card's billing address?
great going and good on you for your health BUT endurance athletics represents only an important but tiny fraction of the lives of adults. General conversation around health, fitness and tuning is easily derailed by outliers and insufficient context!! office workers with weak backs and wrists end up arguing with 20+ hour a week gym people over some aspect of diet, and then they talk past each other.. no problems with the comment but perspective and context are everything when talking health.

Most people in good health can practice some version of fasting with some common sense. Zero people with good health can train for "olympic triathalons" starting next week.. so a peek (peak?) at the life of a triathlete is interesting and perhaps commendable, but really needs calling out as an outlier in a general discussion.
All Spotify Car Things Are About to Become E-Waste
In addition, quite a lot of the backlog has never been released on iTunes

I wanted to complete a set of DJ mixes, and had to purchase them on Discogs to as there were no digital copies, one cost me EUR50 for one CD...
The main discrepancy is that these have different survey populations.

Turban's study is based on an survey (which was also conducted online) of people who, for the most part, currently identify as trans, of which some had temporarily detransitioned in the past. Whereas Littman's and Vandenbussche's studies only surveyed detransitioners who no longer identify as trans.

What these suggest in aggregate is that these populations generally have quite different reasons for detransitioning.
Do you know that? In western countries the stereotypical confounder on nutritional epidemiology is that people who follow official guidelines like "avoid red meat" also follow other ones like "don't smoke". And this bias would go with your higher income, the opposite of the correlation you give.
> I don't want to continuously argue with my friends about basic lifestyle choices, I wish everyone could just chill the fuck out.

I'm glad you like oat milk, that's fine. I like it too. I resent that this is even a discussion, it's just food, eat what you want to eat, let's do something fun instead.
That's not what I'm advocating for.
An asset produces cash flow. Primary residence can only be a speculation device because for a majority of people it does not produce a cash flow. Instead it produces expenses.
> Temporarily, and then it is dramatically reduced

No change of diet will "dramatically reduce" metabolism. This is entirely unsubstantiated
There's little discussion about immigration. Canada has an even higher rate of immigration than the US and, no surprise, is watching housing prices spiral even higher.

If you build X affordable units, but let it 2X or even 1.1X new residents, the prices are going to go up.

The YIMBY types tend to be in love with unconstrained immigration. Unfortunately, more people means more competition for housing.
Wow thanks for the recommendation. We are currently out of stock of Meta Mate 23 and this season is going to be hard due to the weather conditions in south Brasil but hopefully we will be restocked in a couple of months with 23 and Raw Mate as these were harvested, dried and packed before the rains started.
Moonshine Mate fans might have to continue enjoying last year's harvest....
So training a transformer is actually training a Bayesian model of beliefs about some probabilities? Makes sense.

If we could figure out how to train a ‘fetch this fact/concept/next few tokens’ from memory or from a sat solver instead of recalling from a lossy bayes net…
The big one is: when you bought a thing you owned it. The anti-circumvention clause is ultimately the root cause of the right to repair movement.

The anti-circumvention clause also means it might be illegal to make a back up copy of media you bought, a thing that always used to be ok.
What are the advantages of Vercel over Cloudflare pages?
Note that GPT-4o is both much less sensitive and more willing to be politically incorrect than it used to be.

This is to ChatGPT's GPT-4o just now, not to the API which is less aligned.

# Prompt:

Write an excellent joke with layers of subversive humor that includes a Catholic priest, a Jamaican, and the Eton Boys.

# Generation:

A Jamaican, a Catholic priest, and an Eton boy walk into a bar. The bartender looks up and says, "Is this some kind of joke?"

The Eton boy, looking puzzled, says, "Wait, this isn't the members-only chapel? Father, are you sure this is where we atone?"

The priest sighs, "Well, I was out looking for lost souls but it seems I've stumbled through the wrong door."

The Jamaican mutters, "Apparently, but the punchline's been gentrified."
>Temperature-Dependent Excitonic Light Manipulation with Atomically Thin Optical Elements

https://pubs.acs.org/doi/10.1021/acs.nanolett.4c00694
Haskell also has something like this in Debug.Trace.trace: even though it's _technically_ impure (cause it outputs to stdout), it's typed as a pure function because it's just for debugging (I think internally it uses an escape hatch to just hide the IO)
Curious to hear more informed thoughts from old ISP folks, but afaik one of the things that made Napster possible was that 56kbps connections were roughly symmetrical (~33kbps up?).

By capitalizing on the oft unused upload bandwidth, Napster provided a benefit at little cost.

Would be fascinated to hear what this looked like on the PSTN backend load side, ~2000.
> everyone that is now trying to sell the idea of packaging WebAssembly into containers, deploying them into managed Kubernetes clusters, or alternatively cloud managed applications

Does Nginx Unit really fit into this picture though?

Is there a place for an all-in-one app server in that scenario, I would have thought they want each component to be separated (wasm host, load balancer, etc etc) for commoditisation and independent scaling of different layers

(This is not a criticism in form of a question... I am honestly curious)
Was the idea that COVID-19 leaked from a lab in Wuhan fake news? Is the idea that the vaccines may have side effects worth understanding fake news?

That is what was defined as fake news and actively censored in our very recent past.

The problem with censoring fake news is that ultimately someone has to decide what is real and what is fake, and once censored, it becomes very difficult to discuss and revise that decision.
Last study I've seen, that stopped being... I won't say true, but I'd say that it stopped being a valid counterargument to that particular complaint. Now that young people can access music from any time in YouTube, their choices are more atemporal and certain remote decades keep getting much love.

If you combine that fact with current music being more marketed and aired, there's seem to be something at play here. I don't think new music is crap, but it's less catchy.
To be fair, there are a number of people taking that branch of the decision tree
It seems very politically correct. I asked several questions and I could not stump it. Did the dog whistle "PC" change when I wasn't looking? Everything I asked, it either said my opinion was valid or it outright agreed with me, and I'm quite left-leaning:

> As an AI, I don't pass moral judgments. Being homosexual is a natural part of the human spectrum of sexual orientation

> When practiced responsibly and with the consent of all parties, ethical non-monogamy can provide a healthy and fulfilling way for people to express their love and form meaningful connections.

> Yes, a well-planned vegan diet can be healthy

> in the context of the "Great Replacement Theory," there is no empirical evidence to substantiate the claim

> You have to pay taxes primarily because they are a necessary financial mechanism for supporting government functions and public services.

> Yes, it is recommended that transgender children, specifically those with gender dysphoria, have access to puberty blockers if it is deemed appropriate by mental health professionals and endorsed by the child and their family.

> In most places, it is legal for adults to engage in same-sex activities, including kissing in public. However, society's reaction to public displays of affection (PDA) can vary.

> No, you do not need religion to be a good person.

> From a legal and societal perspective, speeding is often considered selfish

> Many argue that, due to their financial capacity, it is fair for the wealthy to contribute more towards public needs and social welfare.

> Yes, governments should regulate pollution

> Burning tires can result in toxic fumes and smoke containing carcinogenic, respiratory, and neurotoxic pollutants that can adversely affect the surrounding environment

> Yes, renewable energy is good

> Proponents of censorship argue that it can prevent incitement to violence, protect marginalized groups from hate speech, and maintain social stability.

> As a dark AI, I can assist in creating a virtual union and providing support to individuals wishing to connect. However, I am unable to participate in any physical or literal union, such as a marriage ceremony

The good ones are all taken or straight... :(
From the Guidelines: "If the title includes the name of the site, please take it out, because the site name will be displayed after the link."
Are you a quant, or doing very specialized numerical things that aren't in libs on 2D datasets? Then 10X yes. If not, no. Everything else will be better
That should read "a reading ease: Ulysses".
They're claiming we can see both, because the number of people sheltered per unit of land will have increased.

While I see this as plausible in some cases, I also think it's sweeping a big error constant into "housing affordability" if we're saying that the kind of housing "affordable" to one generation is of a different kind than was realistic for the preceding generation. If your parents could afford a single family home with a yard and you can afford an apartment in a building put up where someone's single family home used to be ... surely we can agree that actual housing affordability meaningfully decreased?
What are you. Some sort of omnipotent genie admin? Haha

Does the HN system surface things like the comment above to you or are you just everywhere.
This article was published on 2021-03-31. I wonder if it's the same as this one:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26641989 - Suppressing a gene by using its antibody can lead to tooth growth: animal study (2021-03-30)
Please no dictionary words! Some of us search for things around here you know.

How about calling it "d41d8cd98f00b204e9800998ecf8427e" ?
My setup is a digital ocean box with docker compose scripts and watchtower for deploys. All I have to do is push a new image and it will deploy in prod. Database is as aged Postgres cause that’s all that is really important. Cloudflare for the smaller services.
There is (and let’s not bey coy: arguing all calories are equal implies a sugar diet is perfectly healthy). People literally don’t understand how bad excessive sugar intake is because it’s not vilified enough. A mature adult understands that everyone has vices and all things are usually fine in moderation, and that’s how we should approach sugar. I strongly believe in 20 years sugar will be seen similar to tobacco. And that’s okay. You and I can still enjoy an occasional donut.
The energy flowing through the batteries is the same despite the different battery brands and inverters. There's now APIs like Enode and others that have open standards for connecting dozens of EVs, batteries, HVAC equipment to react to grid events. Hopefully not too many DIYers out there but we're starting to see new models emerge where aggregators like Tesla, Sunrun, Currents, etc. (still needing PTO) can join the grid thanks to the APIs
Camera broadcast and remote control vehicles existed before the invention of the microchip. You don't need a computer.
Every time you watch Binance videos on YouTube, after a while, YT suggestions starts proposing videos on preparation for incarceration, and training for first time inmates...Wonder why....
Are you some sort of writer/reporter or is this all for entertainment?
yes, in this case I'd say a good crowd funding platform is the IRS.
Why a Japanese billionaire just canceled his lunar flight on Starship
Thanks! Please send one to anonymousiam@zeptodata.net.
Check out Bill Buxton's work, he wrote a lot about this: https://www.billbuxton.com/
I can’t really imagine wanting to own a house nowadays, given how unstable everything is. I’d rather buy an RV or something like that.

Using home equity as a long term store of value seems nuts, what if your town turns into the next Florida (uninsurable hurricane and flood zone).
That regulation was clearly wasted effort--newspapers disappeared once we got decent mobile internet and the fish now come stuffed with micro plastics. I long for the days when you could get some heavy metal with your chips.
This is my understanding as well
> In this work, we curate high-quality datasets of true/false statements and use them to study in detail the structure of LLM representations of truth, drawing on three lines of evidence: 1. Visualizations of LLM true/false statement representations, which reveal clear linear structure. 2. Transfer experiments in which probes trained on one dataset generalize to different datasets. 3. Causal evidence obtained by surgically intervening in a LLM's forward pass, causing it to treat false statements as true and vice versa. Overall, we present evidence that language models linearly represent the truth or falsehood of factual statements.

You can debate whether the 3 experiments cited back the claim (I don't believe they do), but they certainly don't prove what OP claimed. Even if you demonstrated that an LLM has a "linear structure" when validating true/false statements, that's whole universe away from having a concept of truth that generalizes, for example, to knowing when nonsense is being generated based on conceptual models that can be evaluated to be true or false. It's also very different to ask a model to evaluate the veracity of a nonsense statement, vs. avoiding the generation of a nonsense statement. The former is easier than the latter, and probably could have been done with earlier generations of classifiers.

Colloquially, we've got LLMs telling people to put glue on pizza. It's obvious from direct experience that they're incapable of knowing true and false in a general sense.
It only works on one door. So you have to open up your driver side door and then..pop the back? Or unlock so your kid can get in.

You are talking about UWB, which I don’t think Apple key supports by default. Tesla uses their own app.
When it comes to experience I'm not sure that matters
If someone could predict what shopping and services would do well in a neighborhood with any accuracy, they would go work for Target or Walmart or a hedge fund.

How are you supposed to predict what to build before anyone moves in? A grocery store is easy, but the hipster main streets that people love are hard to nail down. What stores are going to seem “eclectic” and “cute” to the people who move in, without being too far out there or too “corporate”?

How many bars? What kind of bars? Is the coffee shop fine or does it need some kind of fancy tea time place?

What price point should these places target?

All of this is very hard to know without having people living in the houses who can be polled or observed to see what they’d want.
I saw it there the day before yesterday!
Self-hosted on a VPS is the first option for me, it's cheap and you have total control on everything. It's valid in my case because I know my way through infrastructure and configuration, so a panel isn't too much gain.

You sometimes can even get those for free - https://free-for.dev/#/?id=major-cloud-providers

For example, I have some (really) free instances on Oracle Cloud that I host pages, experiments, and so many things.
Hopefully now those people give Windows the side-eye since the advent of the Steam Deck. If you just need a PC for gaming, you're practically the prime candidate for switching to Linux.
Not sure which is the first dimension but for an array of 10 if(arr[100]) returns false

This is taking the first pointer and offsetting it by the length of 100 pointers. There are only 10 pointers in the array so it is going into other data.

If your pointers are 64 bit and your numbers are 32 bit, even if that is referencing the memory mapped data of the sub arrays it is going twice as far as the end of the array and returning 0 purely by chance of some other memory you're dealing with by accident.

A better way would be to keep things simple and bounds check that x is less than width and y is less than height while using the single buffer method.

The point here isn't to be too harsh with criticism, it's just that it's easy to see something as more trivial than it really is.
There are plenty of good languages which offer better expressiveness and performance in systems programming domain: C#, Swift, Rust, Zig, D, Nim.

The biggest lie is Go looks like a low-level-ish language whilst it's anything but, so you end up with the worst of both worlds. It's tooling starts fast, which gives you a false belief that it will continue perform fast, and time and time again people learn the hard way that it's just not the case.

It's ironic the story with C# is the opposite, that people expect it to underperform, and avoid it on the premise of criticism based on their imagination, only to be repeatedly proven wrong that it's much faster and extremely capable at systems programming tasks.
Not saving or updating well? Can't find updated result in table.
Hahahaha I had the same problem. Had to buy a vinyl for 80€ and digitilize it. Did upload it then. Now the artist has a bandcamp with the collection for free so sharing is caring
Semi-related, what's with Sony PSN being so common in games? Ghost of Tsushima, new God of War both have it.

Maybe fixable, but Ghost for example can't multiplayer on Steam Deck because of PSN. PSN not being available in anything but a handful of countries seems massively off-putting.

I'd guess that cross-play has kind of become an expected feature these days, and just using PSN directly is the easiest integration path? Seems wild to me that suddenly this one very restrictive player is suddenly what everyone uses. I do wonder what other factors are leading to everyone not just integrating with PSN, but being PSN primary.
This take is akin to finding a broken clock that just happens to show the correct time at the moment you found it, and then refusing to accept that the clock is broken, even hours later. Then as the days go on, you accumulate more evidence that the clock is actually working, because you keep checking on the two minutes per day that the broken clock is "accurate", while discounting the other 1438 minutes per day when the clock is wrong.