skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> … people who don't have a voice, who's pleas fall on deaf ears like your own.

If they didn’t have a voice how are they able to awaken protesters to their cause?

Edit:
You can also proxy 443 out with ssh.
Paul Graham has said that one of the things he likes best about Sam Altman is that he figures out ways to "hack" things, and specified that he didn't mean programming, but rather systems, institutions, people, etc.

As for me, I'd prefer to see Paul Graham running Open AI.
Show HN: Prepair – fun mock interview challenge for software engineers
Hi everyone,

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Here are the problems we aimed to tackle with this project:

1. Mock interviews with real professionals for software jobs can be very expensive, often costing $100-200 for 30-minute sessions. We tried using AI to make a much more affordable but quality alternative.

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Give it a try and share your thoughts :) Thanks.
It could have been posted May 20, 2024 and I don't think it would have any real meaning. Musk has zero credibility with this sort of thing regardless of when it was posted.
That case was settled in April[1]. TFA is about the passenger in the 2016 crash

[1]https://www.ttnews.com/articles/tesla-settles-suit-autopilot
Is it even that? Are there a lot of people that are put off by mechanical pulls?
Are you claiming Genghis Khan was mindless?
Yes, you are right. I am confusing that with some other system. Sadly, I do not currently have a Coco 3. The details fade with lack of use...

I do recall, I used 2 pages, 16Kb RAM for my projects.

Page one, run main code and page in subroutines as needed. I could put graphics data under the main code too. The draw routines got called in page 2, meaning page 1 could go away for a while.

It worked well. Maybe it was the Atari featuring different page sizes.

How are people putting 2 Megabytes into the machine? I never did one of those upgrades, though I did add a 6309.
Each big release so far generated a news cycle about that company. It could be profitable for them to opensource something around another release. "Company X (released Foo3 last month) open sourced Foo1 today." is a nice headline they'd get for almost free.
I think the only interesting part of this is Elon's claim that Tesla doesn't use CNNs much these days.

He should really share on how Tesla does real-time image understanding without CNNs because I not sure there is a better way to do it at the scale and speed that you get with using CNNs.
Both have a "trust" issue. I don't disagree OpenAI's issue is worse, and that just moves the needle from "concerning" to" toxic".
This is the literal definition of a slippery slope. Letting billionaires, who already wield extreme power, break laws and skirt regulations is the opposite of a free market.
Employees are not replacable like that.

Almost the entire company was threatening to quit.

If it was possible to simply replace all of openAI, then you could just do that now, as an outside party.

So the boards choice was to either bring back Sam or watch the entire company go under.
You’re absolutely right we shouldn’t celebrate that a maniac hasn’t engulfed Europe in war since 1945. This is an incredible feat for anyone with an elementary understanding of history.

We’re at the longest period of time that a unified Germany hasn’t started a war.

Obviously there are still authoritarians seeking control and starting wars, but they tend not to exist where free markets do. Apologies if that’s inconvenient for your politics.
Oil painting.

Volunteer full time at my church.
Most great men were not good men, not even by the standards of their day.
I did not expect this much variety and sophistication.
The 6809 is one of the architectures from the era of the 6502, 8051, and Z80. Specifically, it's Motorola's response to the 6502 eating the 6800's lunch, the same way the 8086 was Intel's response to the Z80 eating the 8080's lunch.

I'm guessing they picked the 6809 because it's a lot more friendly to C than those other architectures.
Google has the best self driving in the world with Waymo and I don't think it's even close.
Man. It feels like yesterday that everyone wanted a Tesla. Now it is almost a toxic brand.

Ive never seen a company do this so incredibly quickly.
Got anything to substantiate this?
You're right, that's roughly what we tried to capture, however I don't agree that "chasing" happiness is pointless. Being able to contemplate the "here and now" is absolutely important (and is listed later in the article), but some fortitude, understanding of my own needs and intentional action towards them did yield some results at least in my own experience. We haven't managed to find any quote which would touch on that and all were about the ability of experiencing of here and now, with maybe a slight twist of "give up fighting for your value, just enjoy what you already have".
> "Filed a formal complaint" with whom?

For their own records. They can use it for justification for disciplinary action or legal ammunition. It is always useful to document things in writing. It's the same reason why companies will put you on PIP.
How does jet compare to sqlboiler? I've been using sqlboiler quite successfully on a work project.
You serious? They’re the most dominant electric vehicle company in the US.
Why would you be caught in a car where the doors open like _this_ instead of like _this_?
Would then get requests, why does it not compile.

Simple 3 component apps don't even have CICD. Games? Mike built that binary and scp'd it on the box. I know we need it to build the map editor to build the next level, Don't ask him for a new build he's been in a bad mood his linux jamed, he may rebuild it, wait for Xmas.
Not relevant since I can buy a Tesla but can’t buy a Waymo car.
So, what direction does the causation point?
I am claiming that if genghis khan was born today, he’d most likely end up very rich in Palo Alto. Digital conquest of the steppe
Greenplum Database is archived on GitHub
Most of the Greenplum Database repos are achieved on GitHub: https://github.com/greenplum-db/.

This is surprising!

Last year, we launched one project named Cloudberry Database. It's one derivative of Greenplum Database, and is compatible with Greenplum Database. Cloudberry Database is shipped with a newer PostgreSQL 14.4 kernel (scheduled kernel upgrade yearly) and a bunch of features Greenplum Database lacks or does not support.

If you're using open source Greenplum Database, welcome to choose the Cloudberry Database as the alternative.

Cloudberry Database GitHub: https://github.com/cloudberrydb/cloudberrydb
US investment firm seizes control of Inter after Chinese owners missed payment
Conversely, some makers do keep control. I don't know how common it is these days, probably not at all in AAA games, but I've been contracted in small-studio-land for some things on an hourly basis where I insisted on keeping the right to reuse and open-source any utilities or nifty shaders or logic I wrote, as long as what I reused wasn't recognizable as part of the paid project. This is how I built my own toolchains and frameworks over 20+ years; I'd get paid to build a CMS or an app from the ground up, and then I'd reuse the framework in subsequent projects, improving and modernizing it each time along the way. In at least one instance I ended up having rights to the source code for a startup that got sold to a major company who did not want any of that out there, but sucks for them... because 80% of that stuff was already adapted from work I'd done for other clients under a similar arrangement.
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You… have heard of Ukraine haven’t you?
Is it possible to know the truth, for that?

> Tesla maintains there was nothing wrong with the car. It said the data event recorder showed that Speckman kept her foot on the accelerator pedal before the crash and never attempted to brake.

The family settling could seen as support for this claim. If it really did accelerate randomly, that seems like more of an NHTSA (or whoever) sort of thing more than something that could be settled.
Cool idea but for a surprising reason I don't need it.

Towards the end of the classic era of Japanese hi-fi, even mid-fi turntables out of Japan made this app superfluous. There were quite a few "quartz locked" models which offer great speed fidelity without having to muddle around with anything.

As an example, the Technics SL1400 Mk 2 is a quartz locked, direct drive table that has a little window so you can see the speed on the turntable markings AND has digital adjustment of the speed, not that you ever need to move it off 0 because it's already spot on.

I also have a cheaper JVC table (QL-A2) which doesn't have the crazy adjustability of the Technics, but is still spot-on all the time.

I can see this app being useful for cheap, modern belt drive garbage they are shovelling out now.
JPL has a museum.

https://informal.jpl.nasa.gov/museum/content/jet-propulsion-...
Everyone still wants a Tesla. I have two friends who each purchased one in the last couple months.
There is no logical equivalence between being skeptical and jumping to a conclusion based on possibly biased statements from involved parties.
that's the way to do it man. i have a handful a small little personal softwares that i've made for myself
They are still doing what Rhodes did today. Its just done differently -

Give a loan to the poor African country in dollars. Expect the loan to be repaid in dollars. Where is the poor African country going to get dollars? Here is the (simplified) road map-

1. "Educate" bright Africans on Wall St.

2. Send them over to tell the "uneducated" how to generate dollars by selling national assets - land, mining rights, oil fields, ports, spectrum, bank savings, pension funds, insurance funds etc etc back to Wall St approved firms in the West.

3. Teach them how to use the loans to buy goods and services from Wall St approved firms in the West, instead of building up local manufacturing or agricultural capacity. Goal being dependency not independence.

4. Provide free "training" for local military/intelligence. Make them dependent on Western MIL complex for everything. When locals start organizing and resisting - use them to topple and protect masters assets.

5. Buy and use media to repaint the whole story

6. Use Veblen's Theory of the Leisure Class to trap as many important locals in "golden cage" lifestyles so their brains rot focusing on leisure/endless consumption/luxury/celebs/sports/entertainment.

This cycle is not sustainable naturally. And keeps breaking down in various ways. The hope is with each iteration more people recognize how to break out of it faster and create better alternatives.
>The construction costs are much lower than property values, so construction would be highly profitable

You have purchase property to construct something on. So high property values works against your own argument.

> You need a real example, not a contrived one

No I don't, as I did not make the original argument you inquired on. That poster needs a real example, I however, only need to entertain how that possibly could be.
"Resolved" in that it seems to get no attention, and hasn't since shortly after it originally blew up.

As far as I know, she never retracted her claim of "sexual, physical, emotional, verbal, and financial abuse". And he never admitted to any of the above.
And if you realize there's no way to convince them that they are wrong? But it's a matter of survival of the entire universe?
I understand that binary libraries can be owned by a different company. But if you strip all that could the resulting code still be infringing the copy rights of third parties? I never worked at a company where someone else's source was integrated to our tree so I can't tell.
Look if you think the whole company should be shutdown, then say that.

But don't pretend like any of the employees are going to go along with that. Just admit that the goal is to actively sabotage the company and shut it all down.

Then, all those employees can understand what you want, and they can go work for Microsoft instead, doing the exact same job that they were doing before, but now without the board sabotaging the company.
> Ask yourself, do Canada, Australia, New Zealand, the US, Britain, Ireland, etc, all have the same inability to build...

Why wouldn't they? They are relatively similar countries in many ways, any problem that one has could easily be replicated in others. For example I imagine zoning laws are all somewhat similar, favoring suburbs and strictly zoned areas vs market driven mixed use areas.

I also suspect they all have significant migration, high labor costs and high building standards.
Then don't release those things.

id open sourced the Doom3 engine, but didn't open the game assets. People ported it to linux. If you wanted to play doom3 on linux, you still legally needed to own the game to get the assets, you just had an open source way of running those assets on linux.

Open sourcing of the doom engine is basically why "this literal toaster runs doom" is a meme now.

Plenty of old enough games will just reverse engineer and rebuild the game engine open source from scratch. OpenMW comes to mind. And they even provide links on where to buy Morrowind in their FAQ, which even further helps drive sales.

> Do I need Morrowind to use OpenMW?

> Yes, if you wish to play Morrowind and its expansions. You must legally own Morrowind before you can use OpenMW to play Morrowind. OpenMW is a game engine recreation and only replaces the program. OpenMW does not come with any “content” or “asset” – namely the art, game data, and other copyrighted material that you need to play the game as designed by Bethesda Softworks. You have to provide this content yourself by installing Morrowind and then configuring OpenMW to use the existing installation.

Open sourcing a game engine does not mean that you have to make the game free.
Sounds natural and intelligible at 3x speed, which is plus.

>The Real-Time Factor (RTF) is around 0.65.

What is the state of real time tts models?
Why does Tesla not ban him from making promises in tweets? Is it because they help the stock price more than they hurt it?
I wonder if Boeing will drop the Starliner after the first commercial crew contract is over.
Midnight Lizard: Browser extension with custom color schemes for all websites
What's funny is that I personally am not an Ableton fan, so this applies more for my friends than me. I know Bitwig exists, and just looking now it seems to support Linux. It's not the same exactly but uses the same "pattern"/loop based mode that Ableton is built around.
What if a few million dollars in imaginary money is more than enough to pay someone to kill some folks?
It's definitely a hard one to imagine. I will be waiting for an AI generated film about this.
Is it actually common practice these days to have Java repositories that do not contain the build scripts, packaging, etc?

The last time I looked at maven, it seemed easy enough to have it run arbitrary code directly during the build.
few products have this big effect on my day to day browser use. I love it. Everything is dark now. Also love that they have firefox and edge not just chrome support!
Small world! Thanks for using it, I'm glad you like it
vantage.sh ec2 instances page
I've been daily driving Firefox since quantum and up until 2012, but 2fa registration is still needlessly locked out on some sites (need to open up chromium to register the key)
Only speculation:

"In 2019, Altman was asked to resign from Y Combinator after partners alleged he had put personal projects, including OpenAI, ahead of his duties as president, said people familiar with the matter."

https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/sam-altman-openai-protected-by-s...

Regardless, this is another in a recent string of blows to YC's reputation for making people believe Sama moved on when in reality he was fired. What do you call making people believe something that's knowingly not true? Deception?
For game engines it's actually fairly common to have source access but not a redistribution license.
Employees are quite often given no notice of firing or layoff, despite it being discussed by managers or executives ahead of time without the employee present.

Is a Board firing the CEO typically conducted differently?
The older 3 had the rear door manual latch under the liner in the door pocket and in the first year or so there wasn’t anything to easily grab it
So ... you can run an x86_64 cpu emulator on a smartphone.

That's wonderful, and a hundredth of native speed if you are lucky.

The example boot log says 2000 BogoMips, so about a fiftieth of the cpu speed of a contemporary entry level laptop, to a very rough approximation.

Also, no hardware graphics acceleration.

There are some possible uses I suppose. Including the charger and a 3.5" USB hdd I guess it could burn 20 watts to download or upload some torrents, run a IRC client, run a local dev web-server or whatever.

If you have a smartphone and don't have a raspberry pi or other SBC and have some use for an under powered Linux box then have fun.
You try telling Elon Musk not to post stuff. He ended up being forced to buy Twitter and pay an SEC fine because he tweets too much. He's going to post whatever he feels like, no matter what you, or anyone at Tesla, or the SEC says.
Coca Cola tried to modernize their logo in the early 2000s and reverted back due to customer uproar
Lol. I know Musk eventually did produce FSD (for America), but the unmanned robotaxi thing just seems to have so many fundamental problems I can't imagine it ever working (with people's owned cars, as opposed to the Waymo model)
> IMO, I'm fine with us keeping high interest rates if it forces a rebalancing of prices long term.

House prices are still sticky and high interest rates haven't rebalanced anything.

Houses are 50%+ less affordable on a month-to-month basis, and housing prices are stable or increasing. If you use critical thinking, it's obvious that inflation is still present and interest rates are masking the inflation. If rates decrease even slightly (Which will ultimately be required due to the ticking time bomb of the government defaulting on the debt and banking system collapse) prices are going to skyrocket.

The real problem is that we printed trillions of dollars. That has to come from somewhere no matter how much you fiddle with the interest rates. And that "somewhere" is directly out of the pockets of the middle class.
Where do you get this idea that we have a free market? Money begets money, and as the commenter above pointed out, those who have money know how to make it and know that it's the Musk/Zuck/Altmans of the world who get it done.

We don't necessarily have to like it to acknowledge it's very much reality.
Starlink is currently in a network outage
How does it compare with MiniCPM-Llama3-V 2.5 [0]? Based on what I see it seems much better than Llama 3-V on the benchmarks. Also it can directly be tried on Huggingface Spaces to check the performance [1]. It has the dataset, code and fine-tuning details with screenshots of it running on Xiaomi 14 pro. It has strong OCR performance and supports 30+ languages.

[0] https://github.com/OpenBMB/MiniCPM-V

[1] https://huggingface.co/spaces/openbmb/MiniCPM-Llama3-V-2_5
Please avoid swipes like "these people", as well as bogus generalizations about the community generally. Since you're commenting here, you're as much "these people" as anyone else is.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
This isn't lying about product philosophy, lying about your financial stake in an OpenAI VC group would be grounds for dismissal from any company.
On a similar note, I really hope that the AI companies that don't make it, but have invested a lot in curating and annotating high quality datasets, would release them to the public. Autonomous car and robotics companies in particular since that kind of data doesn't exist on the internet as abundantly as, say, natural language text.
>But it's a matter of survival of the entire universe?

Surely you jest.
The vast majority of bitcoin use is legal.

https://www.nber.org/system/files/working_papers/w29396/w293...

> For example, illegal transactions, scams and gambling together make up less than 3% of volume.

Sure there's the odd dumb criminal who doesn't understand the prosecutorial implications of an immutable public ledger. But it pales in comparison, according to the actual data.
You're totally right that it was considered innovative - I was speaking mostly comparatively. Mass Effect did solve new and interesting problems, but my view is that the scale and inherent risk in those problems were on a different level. For example, Mass Effect released at the same time as Uncharted, which (though a shorter game) arguably outdid Mass Effect in terms of "cinematic" feel, quality of animation, etc. The big industry players trying their hand at the problem were able to meet them head on and solve them. Whereas when we look at the problems Star Citizen is trying to solve, several big players in the field have made substantial investments trying to solve them, but most have given up, and only CIG has actually managed to make substantial progress so far.
In modern idiomatic Python, you should really be using `pathlib` and `io`, not `os`.
8086 doesn't support longer pointers either. You always had to load a segment and then an offset as two operations, no different from loading the DB (data bank register) in the '816.

The DB was not as flexible as segment registers, and there was only one of them, but you could easily load them both and then get a 16 bit value into the accumulator. Index registers also crossed bank boundaries. In contrast to the 8086, where the segments were a bit of a jail.

Mind, that's a feature in that you could write a multiprocessing system without memory protection, and have code reasonably safe from accidentally stomping on other areas (for example, if your C compiler compiled to the Tiny model, a rogue C ptr shouldn't be able to break out, obviously assembly could do anything).

Regarding the 68K and larger address space, on the original Macintosh, you were unable to request a single block of memory larger than 32K. So, like the Genie, unlimited power -- itty bitty living space. Sure, pointers could access anything, but at a system level, you weren't going to get a large enough chunk of memory, all at once, to warrant a larger pointer, so you were working with almost "virtually" segmented memory anyway.

On the IIGS, based on the 816, they used a similar memory manager. The segment manager on IIGS is really pretty cool. It's 2.0 of what the Macintosh had.
A GPT-4V Level Multimodal LLM on Your Phone
Very strange... Best I can offer is to delete and reinstall the app to reset the microphone permissions, or if you'd like you can send me an email via my website (okat.best) and we can try to troubleshoot it