skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since with CUDA you are programming so close to hardware, and hardware (and CUDA itself) has advanced so much, I recommend you to go trough very carefully all the major CUDA versions and see how it has evolved. Well, strictly speaking I'm talking about different versions of "compute capabilities". Of course Wikipedia has a good summary: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CUDA#Version_features_and_spec...

An other point is that you don't need to write any CUDA code to be able to utilize GPU computing. If you need ML models, you have frameworks like PyTorch and Tensorflow. You just need to express your mathematical problem, and the framework will take care of the rest.

Even if you needed to write custom GPU code, you don't need to do it in C anymore! For example you can JIT Python, using Numba or Triton.

Usually writing custom code is only required when:

- You are doing something novel, like PhD level stuff

- You must optimize the ML project for performance and trough-put at interference time

- You need to brute-force solutions (be it crypto-hashes, passwords, NP-complete problems, ...)

My last point to you is that do you want to learn to use these pre-existing frameworks and libraries, or learn to develop them or maybe even create new ones? What ever your answer is, I'd say that the first option is a great stepping-stone to advance to the second one.
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I guess I stand corrected on the ip / https thing :)
Null Bitmap Builds a Database #2: Enter the Memtable
Shipping Jan 2025, normally $799 retail (does not include tax or shipping).

For a phone that's almost certainly running Android under the hood, not having the ability to install Signal or Messenger or anything else just makes it dead on arrival imho.
I would rather get a cheap Android phone with LineageOS and just remove anything I don't want.
that's like saying 'the obvious reason she died was that my hammer hit her in the head, not that i swung my hammer at her head'

i'm not sure what you mean by 'modern liberal attitudes' but in any case i think it's irrelevant
If it's not satisfying, you weren't dirty enough.

I lived for 3 years in a motorhome roaming around the US, taking a navy shower about every other day -- usually after an exhausting hike, run or maintenance work. It was a delight, every single time.
I don't know if there's a gif specifically, but here's a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yCpsQ8LZOco
This recent real life yore video backs up your claims

https://youtube.com/watch?v=RO8vWJfmY88&pp=ygUJTm9yd2F5IG9w
I am pretty sure that Firebase would be sunset by 2026 at max. Google Cloud, not so sure.
Melatonin won't improve the quality of your sleep. It might induce sleep if your body doesn't naturally produce melatonin, e.g. due to going to bed at very different times throughout prolonged periods. But, outside of that, melatonin isn't very useful as a sleep quality enhancer.

Similar to CBD, IIRC, one would have to take very large amounts of CBD to produce any statistically significant effect on one's sleep, and CBD gummies are not the most bioavailable CBD there is.

My guess is it's placebo rather than anything else.
Haha, reading again, this is pretty apt.

Hopefully it fits with the target audience, to me it read relatively sound. How did Chrome advertise this at the time?

"Security"? The full maximum Google Experience?
Should searching for "legit software" and clicking on the first result which displays www.legitsoftware.com in it in fact take you to legitsoftware.com? You'd think so except Google likes money.
Why do we think our ancestors were not harmed? do we have any reason at all to think that?
Maybe this: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40637089
Very cool! I assume it uses WebCodec VideoEncoder to encode in browser, maybe with a wasm ffmpeg fallback? How reliable/easy to use have you found that?
Not good for the buying power of those of us in NA, surely
So, the advice for companies is "avoid ROS", but the advice for entrant engineers is "have ROS experience"?

What about, e.g., Drake? (https://drake.mit.edu)

How is experience meant to be demonstrated? Do you do a home project and put it at the top of your resume?

Edit: I don't mean to be pedantic; I'm just ~6 years out of touch here. I did a SLAM-in-quadcopter and force-controlled-6dof-arm in undergrad, and those projects are being correctly ignored by hiring managers as "he's since forgotten this stuff" today.
Changed now from https://cl-cookbook.sourceforge.net/index.html. Thanks!
You don't need a porn-specific app, just a general VR video viewer that can load video files.

For PCVR users, that's likely going to be DeoVR. SteamVR has a built-in media player, but DeoVR is far better. More flexible, lets you move the video around, etc. Like, one of the big things for me when doing VR porn is that the camera tilt needs to match my head tilt, or else I get motion sick. So if the camera is pointed down 45 degrees, then by default, that means if my head is pointed straight forward, my view is actually looking down 45 degrees, and I get sick. DeoVR lets me move the video down, so that looking downwards makes me look at the center of the video.
JIC you imagine that actual competence might be needed, if you wanted to be on a School Board:

> It all started when School Board member Brian Barefoot resigned, saying he was moving out of the district he was elected to represent. He tried to rescind that resignation the next day, after being told by a Treasure Coast Newspapers reporter that his new home was actually in the same district.

Amusing Idea: Set up a "ban breaker" web site, which makes a wide variety of banned books available to students in districts which have banned them.
I think the principle things that have changed since this article was written is mostly each category taking inspiration from the other.

For example, SIMD instructions gained gather/scatter and even masking of instructions for divergent flow (in avx512 that consumers never get to play with). These can really simplify writing explicit SIMD and make it more GPU-like.

Conversely, GPUs gained a much higher emphasis on caching, sustained divergent flow via independent program counters, and subgroup instructions which are essentially explicit SIMD in disguise.

SMT on the other hand... seems like it might be on the way out completely. While still quite effective for some workloads, it seems like quite a lot of complexity for only situational improvements in throughput.
Relevant Recall: https://www.nhtsa.gov/vehicle/2020/KIA/TELLURIDE/SUV/AWD#rec...

NHTSA still gives that year make and model a 5 out of 5 on the safety rating, probably doesn't account for this latest recall.

I'd be curious to see these recalls in the context of other year, make, and models. Are 6 recalls, 2 of which can cause it to catch on fire, typical on a 4 year old car?
> We can always rely on pre-2022 data.

No we can't. How many websites from 1998 survive today, in a form you can actually find (e.g. not the Wayback Machine)? In ten or twenty years, most pre-2022 data will be inaccessible.
Looks awesome! Congrats on the launch. Unfortunately, I can't download the Universal or Intel version, I'm getting a UserProjectAccountProblem error.
> These weren't just discussions between friends at a bar or something. These were business meetings and should have been treated as such.

With respect, I take it you have never been involved in business before? Discussions between friends at the bar (or, stereotypically, the golf course) is exactly how this kind of thing usually gets going. Perhaps you have the more intimate details of OpenAI's establishment, in which I'd love to hear it, but it is quite likely that it happened exactly like that.

Again, I think we agree that Musk has no logical basis for being unhappy, but that doesn't mean he wouldn't become unhappy. Humans become unhappy about things that are logically not upsetting all the time. Feelings are not based in any kind of rationality.

> It wasn't a "person".

It was almost certainly an individual person who did the firing – maybe alongside another person for the sake of legal accountability, but the hundreds of thousands of people still working under the Google banner sitting around the table to enact the firing would have been a pointless waste of time and did not happen.

> "Google", as defined as the board of executives that run the company, did fire 12,000 people.

A board overseeing something at Google scale absolutely would not concern themselves with firing anyone who isn't in the C-suite. That would not be an effective use of time.

It is possible they recognized that 12,000 people needed to go, and they almost certainly would have negative feelings towards it. How could they not have negative feelings towards it?
I think the missing product the author alludes to is the data catalog, to document what the data means, and where it comes from.
It should! It doesn’t. Hence the recall.
It's true... the quality of content on the Internet has a bunch of problems, and AI is just one of them. The economic incentives to trick people into staying on your page and scrolling as much as possible are a fundamental part of the problem. Politically-motivated ragebait and lies are a separate huge problem. AI-generated slop is also a problem for content quality and UX, but I'm far more concerned about the impact of AI on the value of human labor and intellectual property than I am about the UX of my search result pages.
That's fair. I really don't have an eye for photography - nor, sorry, enough interest in it to spend the time to learn more. I do know that the quality of the photos I've taken, on both my phone camera and the decade or so old DSLR we keep in the closet, took a quantum leap in quality once I stopped thinking about composition (or any of the other things I know exist but aren't any good at!) and just started spamming the shutter. It's definitely a lucky-than-good thing, but damn if it doesn't work. (I even got an honest-to-god National Geographic Shot sticking my off-hand out the window and awkwardly squeezing the shutter button as we drove by.)

I admire your attention to craft and detail, and am glad it gives you so much pleasure. My great-grandfather was a keen amateur photographer, and I've inherited some beautiful photos that he shot (and printed) 100 or more years ago: one's within view of my desk right now. I hope your descendants appreciate the artifacts you create as much as I do his.
The unbanked in the USA don't have a bank account for a variety of reasons. Typically
1. Mistrust and fear of "being in the system"
2. Having a legal judgment against them e.g. child support, fines, overdue rent
3. Avoiding showing income to not lose income-defined government benefits
4. Hiding income from tax authorities
Elevated privileges for yabai are optional, it works just fine without disabling SIP.
That's true. I think the simplest way back in is to accept a lower paying job as long as the work itself is at one's level, then use it as leverage to get back into the bigger game. For example, a remote senior engineer might normally expect 160k, but someone in the op's shoes might have to settle for 120k for the same role until there is more leverage. Also, a contract role may be easier to get than an FTE role.
> We’ve also added a camera, but… in our own way. Taking inspiration from our favorite point-and-shoot film cameras, it has a dedicated two-step shutter button, with center focus and a fixed focal length.

I'm most curious about this feature. It sounds like there's no preview of your photo? How do you get the pictures off the phone? Is the quality any good?

I love the ideals of this this company ("stop using your phone as a way to scratch every tiny itch of boredom and frustration") but I feel like I can get there with any ol' phone and an hour of deleting all the apps I don't actually want to be using. So much work has been put into modern smart phone cameras that it'd be undesirable for me to give that up.

Also, regular smartphones have a long tail of really useful edge cases: AirBnB checkin instructions, boarding pass QR codes, unlocking scooters, paying for parking, etc.
With those corners being rounded only in 2 dimensions, will the 3rd be rough on pockets?

(The only pocket photo is the phone half-inserted into what looks like the non-tight front of a paint-splattered heavy denim work apron, pulled away.)
The price you quote is for a carbon fibre e-bike and as the article says:

> And yes, when it comes to carbon fiber road and gravel e-bikes, 2 g’s is crazy low-priced.
What does “missed a wafer” mean?
Although, either the motor should be designed so that it can successfully run forever in this case (maybe draining the battery but too bad), or, so that it fails entirely after some period, it shouldn't catch fire as that's definitely not what you wanted. Hence, presumably, the safety recall.
I finally moved from Pinboard to Omnivore after trying every other service.

Raindrop was close, but Omnivore was perfect for me
I wonder why it is that real world systems don't use a GPS receiver to obtain a 1 Hz signal that's synchronized to the GPS clock and then generate a local 50/60 Hz clock for grid synchronization.

I'm just an EE with no experience in real power systems, so this may be absurd to someone who knows how this stuff works.
Can confirm. Have read many articles about known gang members and drug lords. It usually starts with doing some dumb things at younger age and then struggle to find and keep a legal job.
If Apple restricts db syncing only to iCloud, it will be a pretty keychain for all practical means.
I am constantly refining the news filtering process, which currently relies on AI to categorize the content of articles and assess them from multiple scoring dimensions。

The following scoring criteria are included:

- Objectivity: Assessing whether the information is fair and unbiased.

- Social Impact: The extent of the information's impact on society and the public.

- Credibility: The trustworthiness of the information source (for example, well-known media like the BBC are considered to have higher credibility).

- Potential: The potential for the information to trigger further events or changes.

- Practicality: The operability of the information for readers in practical applications.

- Entertainment Value: Assessing the entertainment value of the information.

- Rationality: Evaluating whether the content of the article is logical.

- Depth of Thought: Assessing the depth of thought in the information, and its contribution to any intellectual field.

The scoring is weighted; for instance, in the tools section, Practicality is given greater emphasis.

The "Scores" displayed beneath each piece of information in the publication provide access to the AI's detailed scoring and explanations.
Before dismissing it I'd consider these things:

- Is it really a startup? If it is HR may be a small department or even non existent, just a secondary job for a regular staff member.

- What have they asked? Is it a set of a few unrelated or elementary code structures? This test is just separating the wheat candidate from the chaff otherwise.

- Consider that devs get fed up of waiting for HR due to the delays, and if it's an engineering manager they may have just bypassed that shit because actual work needs doing (I've seen this sooooo many times).

- How much are they paying Vs risk of being a scam, are you cutting your nose off to spite your face?
If the salary is considerably better than what you expect, I'd do it, you don't get anywhere without a little risk.

- Did they ask you to sign an NDA? If they didn't, and you're still concerned you could test the waters here and ask whether you need to, company IP should be protected, so a manager should let you know if it is, and if it isn't, i.e. it's a test, you _should_ be good.

- 8-10 hours is excessive. 2-4 is the norm for these kind of tests, so directly ask them for something more practical. That amount of time IS fishy.

HR usually agree with the engineering manager a budget, and the manager tells HR which candidate they want to hire. HR only is responsible for background checks in my experience.
If I had a good chunk of time off, I would really prefer not to spend that time developing software. As it is, people have to pay me a good chunk of money to do that.
I cannot express just how much I _dont_ want twitch to just start playing some random fucking stream when I open it.

Whose brain dead idea was this?
Not to go off topic--cheating on his girlfriend and being a man-whore is bad behavior, yet I don't think that makes Huberman a bad person.
Any comments you could share about Luna HSM ones?

Recall seeing a lot of them as reasonably accessible in cloud and not only setups, thus my interest.
To add even more noise, there is a similar service from Samsung called Samsung Cash which lets you transfer cash between other Samsung Cash users using a prepaid Visa debit card on the backend. It
Are you aware of genode ( https://genode.org/ )? It's a full-blown capabilities OS that is FOSS and already exists and AFAIK basically works today.
Yes, OEM installs come with their own (sometimes wild) surprises.

On one hand, it's such a PITA to setup and cleaning windows becomes a rite or passage.

On the other hand, OEMs exist, which is a big deal.
Hop on various markertplace apps like craiglist or facebook market and you will discover there already exists a decent chunk of invisible population that largely rejects the online world for all but basic communication means.
Wait till you find out that Europe measures e.g. car tire pressures in bars.
Or write it in a language where you don't even have to think about it.

(you have to maintain separate toolchain and exports in Rust, to achieve this, and complex types cannot be easily exported/imported - it is subject to limitations of C ABI, and FFI is not free either, even when as cheap as it gets - .NET has that with P/Invoke yet still it is a deoptimization in data-intensive algorithms, which benefit from being rewritten in C#/F#)
Efficient Pagination Using SQL
this is what OPEC does with oil
If they have an interview process that involves a take home project or something similarly time intensive. To me that screams, "I don't care about any family responsibilities you may have, I want a bunch of childless 20-twenty somethings I can burn and churn".
There's a concept that captured me, called Gruen transfer[1].

> the Gruen transfer is the moment when consumers enter a shopping mall or store and, surrounded by an intentionally confusing layout, lose track of their original intentions, making them more susceptible to making impulse buys.

It started with shopping malls, later affected e-commerce, and now the media industry as a whole (specifically here with livestreaming).

Seems like we have hit peak distraction by design here too. Not sure this is a valuable term to rally around, but it definitely describes the modern woes of every platform and service.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruen_transfer
Keep in mind some of these are exempt from the now delayed US tax rules and some are not.
Zelle is on the exempt list but PayPal, Venmo, and cash app are not.

It’s going to be interesting when people start getting tax forms from all these companies and need to back track if they were tip splitting or getting paid for their side hustle.
A serious actor would have a cover phone that was their main phone and had truly been used for everything they did, other than eee-ville, for months or years. Either that or they'd be a completely in-character business traveller with a blank corporate loaner phone in accordance with the actual policy of some company they actually worked for. Whatever best matched who they claimed to be.

Their eee-ville devices would stay at home. If they needed ee-ville data, they'd download from the cloud, probably into a new device, after passing the border.
Tax Deals Can Cause Conflicts
Windows XP was rather beloved as well.
What the hell are you talking about?

I've been to Norway 4-5 times and will visit again in about a month. It's wonderful throughout and wish we could live there.
Light Phone dudes, if your whole thing is going to be future-proofing and "planned obsolescence remains an outrage to us," maybe don't stick III at the end of your product's name.
That this is a link to old.reddit.com is just perfect.
https://archive.ph/lj7eV
I guess the point is that she, herself, was not notable at that point, since her work was not widely and publicly known. Otherwise we'd already know her pre-transition name.
Well, good to know that U.S. feds now just need to send a single ping to get all the world's passwords on Apple devices.
I wrote that in a rush and was thinking more about the angle, i.e. peak intensity. You get more sun hours, but not that warm.
I'm glad that war is not really considered a large risk. I know some people from Taiwan, does seem like quite good quality of life! I didn't mention, but I think there are other important factors like the cultural importance given to (formal) education in those places (that might be broadly connected with strong will to develop economically?).
That's an appeal to authority and with that not relevant. What about the night of the long knives means the NDSAP was not ideologically aligned with socialism. Parties which make socialism part of their platform run the gamut from social democrat parties in western Europe to the Khmer Rouge and anything in-between. There's plenty of blood on 'socialist' hands. That does not mean there is blood on all socialist hands. The same goes for nationalism.
If I'm not mistaken there's actually a Minecraft server that has a giant library of books and articles written in Minecraft books, that are all banned, and they're ordered by which country bans them.
The confusion is because "Android Wallet" was renamed to "Google Pay" quite a few years back, and only last year was renamed back to "Google Wallet". GPay was a separate app, yes, but it also linked directly into "Google Pay" for card management.
They definitely publish games, especially if we broaden it to the whole AppStore which is a publishing platform on its own.

I should have put it as "game studio owner" I think.
Wow, it looks almost 1:1 with Tiktok, or am I imagining things?

https://help.twitch.tv/s/article/mobile?language=en_US
I really don't think there's any significant value to be gained by turning this into a module. Everyone wants a slightly different form factor and the thing is so easy to design around that a module isn't meaningfully achieving anything.

Touch is a niche single tasker. I'm glad they didn't include it. Using another ic for that makes sense, and folks being lazy and sticking to an EOL part to provide that functionality isn't RPi's problem. Or do it in software.

I'm with the OP on this one, I really think the foundation nailed the product definition.
Previous guy misstated things. Sleep paralysis is a form of lucid dreaming. You are aware while asleep.

From my experience meditating, one can go through stages of body paralysis, and then enter lucid dreaming states, while maintaining awareness.

Some advanced meditators claim to be able to be aware at all times, even in deep dreamless sleep.
Mastercard Launches Its Biometric Retail Payment System in Europe
Looting of national treasures is pretty typical of Russia.

A large country, the tsar (or the government) is far away, local governors can be bribed ... unless you do something that endangers the entire country/system, you can get away with a lot.
As others have said, by the time it's flexible enough to have all the apps I need, it's flexible enough to have all the apps I don't want.

It's a shame they got rid of the eink display, that was one of the key selling points of the previous model for me.
What happened to computing? Are we the only industry whose output quality seems to go backwards every year?

Enshittification is coming for everything.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enshittification
For legacy automakers it is a small miracle to get any software updates, much less OTA updates.