skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Modern GPUs have cores optimized for different things, including specifically things that NPUs (as defined by the article) are all about. E.g. here's NVidia:

https://developer.nvidia.com/blog/programming-tensor-cores-c...
What's bad about their cloud product? Also, GCP is way better than azure, so it's not a question of equality.
I suppose it's only fair to post his "reply," if only to laugh at it. https://trimfeed.com/tech/kashmir-hill-new-york-times-obsess...
What am I disproving? A Covid virus could have been in the wild, not yet transmitted to humans, and was then collected and brought to the lab. Only once it was accidentally released from the lab, (possibly having infected one of the workers), was it transmitted to the larger human population.
>the trend of statically linked binaries that came with Rust/Go

"Trend"? Maybe "recent reverse trend" is more appropriate.

Static linking preceded dynamic linking by several years, for compiled languages, AFAIK.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Static_library

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dynamic_linker
This is really cool. I'll check this later. I have tried Flutter, Xamarin and other cross-platform solutions and this could probably beat these frameworks as this is pure native. How do you handle custom views and UIs?
I've been looking forward to this documentary by noclip. As I'm in the U.S., this soundtrack introduced me to so much UK dance music. It sounded otherwordly. I first discovered Underworld through this soundtrack, who remain one of my favorite music projects to date.

The PS1 disc had all of the audio as CD tracks as well, and as such, this game spent more time in my car's CD player than it did in my actual game console.
On Mac I swear by CleanShot X [1] which has more than justified its price many times over for me.

[1] https://cleanshot.com/
The only thing you can genuinely tell for sure from superficial qualities is if it was cured properly, and that nothing is horribly wrong.

Otherwise it's correlation vs causation. You can grow and harvest mediocre weed with a lot of care and it'll look great and still be mediocre.
> A claim said that Amazon does not provide 30-minute meal breaks for drivers who work more than five hours a day, whereas another claim alleged that Amazon fails to provide itemized wage statements required by California law.

> "The Amazon Flex program gives individuals the opportunity to set their own schedule and be their own boss, while earning competitive pay," an Amazon spokesperson told Reuters.

These seem to be in direct contradiction. Is it that Amazon lets the drivers be on their own schedule but tightly controls their time during the period when they are working actively? And if so is that really a problem, since presumably Amazon is trying to maintain certain service levels, costs, and prices as part of contracting this out?

> About 15,800 drivers have submitted arbitration claims with the American Arbitration Association

As I recall, most arbitration has immediate costs to even begin a claim. How do these workers afford this? Or is there some group strategy in flooding them with claims?
Instacart should call their service fee the Gruen tax
This is my go-to screenshot tool on Linux.

For Linux users who also use Google Photos already, you may not realize this but the Google Photos web app accepts paste from system clipboard via Ctrl+V in the browser. Thus, my workflow if I want to save a screenshot for later is to call up flameshot in rectangular selection mode (I bind it to the PrtScn key), select my screenshot area, Ctrl+C to copy it to clipboard, navigate to GPhotos web app via address bar / bookmark bar shortcut, and Ctrl+V to upload there.

The nice thing about this is that GPhotos recognizes it as a screenshot (so I can find it on my phone later, too, for example). And, GPhotos also automatically indexes any text within the screenshot, so free text search can often find it, too.

If I need the screenshot as a file for some other purpose, I'll navigate to it in GPhotos and use Shift+D to download it.

I can also use GPhotos to privately share the screenshot with someone via their email address, or get a tokenized link for it.

Just sharing this tip because I notice a lot of people hunt around for cloud storage for desktop screenshots. But Google Photos works pretty well for this purpose already, if you use the paste-to-upload trick!
Elon offered funding. OpenAI declined the offer then signed a deal with Microsoft. Elon did not force them to choose Microsoft. It was simply a disagreement. After they signed up with Microsoft, Elon tried to get some of his money back. Didn't work. Too bad. Now he can move on with his life.
Swift has its strengths against Go but it does not really beat Go at Go's own game.

Where are channels and select? Why is async code special? Why do protocols have to be explicitly adopted? Why are errors "thrown" instead of returned?
you should be a cynic without being cynical (that means be pleasant, happy and indifferent to the outrages of fortune you will encounter) and understand where your company is in the MacLeod Life Cycle:

https://www.ribbonfarm.com/2009/10/07/the-gervais-principle-...
Cynicism is the opposite of sociopathy.
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Hell no my grandparents ate like crap compared to what's available today in the supermarket! Modern agriculture and transportation gives me far better options than they had.

Your advice will probably work for some age groups, but it doesn't for mine, unfortunately.
> As we layer on the abstractions I feel further and further removed from the land that sustains us. It's an existential threat.

“Abstractions” is a lovely euphemism for “people.” You’re distanced from the land that sustains you because at the bottom of the ladder are people doing the work.
AGI won't struggle with colors like some of us then.
Just a friendly suggestion to read:
https://madebyjamie.com/003-the-builders-high/
https://randsinrepose.com/archives/the-builders-high/?ref=ma...

Or a video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FpdQOGNO2rY

Have a great day
It would change the art world for sure.

Why craft emotionally evocative images or sounds when you can deliver it directly?
Web is a little monster.

It's very common the need to manage state in 3 different levels: tbe local one, the one shared between running instances/tabs and the server. It is not simple to keep them synced the right way if that's a requirement.
In addition to what others have said, note that companies already voluntarily label their products as "phthalate free", so the market is already positioned to decide.

In the absence of concrete evidence of harm from phthalates I'm not convinced mandating yet another label would do more good than harm—it would potentially just further reduce the signal that labels provide by watering it down with yet another mandatory compliance label.
Yes, this is not a new term. It's not hard to find earlier examples of the term "social media slop" to refer to endless posts on social media. A simple Google search for this reveals many examples of this particular term before 2022. I remember the term "slop" being used in the context of social media as a play on the idea of the "feed" giving you mass quantities of low-quality hogwash, etc.
Bidirectional Association of Depression and Cognitive Function over Time
Is that how it works? How about letting your ally wipe out a sovereign nation in the ME? Does that count as these days? Or casually kill 2+ mln civilians in Iraq.

“These days” also apply to us and our allies and it is an unfortunate part of how things run.
I think people should be nice to people just to be nice to people, not just to get ahead in business.

And actually, as I said, in another comment, I think it borders on telling people they need to become sociopaths.
If Jira is a dashboarding tool then I wonder what Atlassian's ERP is like...
Check out Sonic (cartesia.ai). Great quality, very fast - but with a few kinks to work out (going off the rails on long utterances, random sounds, etc).
Seems like there might be an agenda behind the paper not related to cardiovascular disease?

"as well as a substantial reduction in impacts on the environment.
... high-carbon meat and dairy products..."
No they're not. Reference counting is a garbage collection algorithm. Its even described as such in most literature on garbage collection.
why except web3？
What you’re saying here is totally different than the part I quoted of what you said earlier.

You’re saying what I saw in the video. He confronted the judge in open court by bringing a motion in the courtroom during the trial.

That’s totally different from what you wrote, which is what I was asking about:

> That's because he shows up at the judges chambers where the witness and the prosecution are having a conference with the judge.

You said he showed up at the judges chambers _during_ the ex parte meeting. That didn’t happen. He showed up _in the courtroom_ during the trial in which he was representing a defendant.
Imagine how handy it would be to read temperatures at 1000 phones if you were an HVAC engineer trying to optimize AC in a 50 story building on a 100 degree day in San Francisco.

A heat map heat map, so to speak.

Forest fires? Outdoor events on hot days? This is a good idea.

And yes, I am a marketing guy.
> The story was then promoted by MSN, a web portal owned by Microsoft.

Kind of surprising that someone as mainstream and reputable as Microsoft got wrapped up in this fraud. Don't they vet their suppliers? Surely if something is going onto some default "news" section in your browser, you'd at least try to fact check it. I'd love to see the postmortem on how they decided to publish and amplify the story.

EDIT: Further in the article, it looks like other reputable companies, like The Washington Post, Politico and The Guardian, chose to syndicate this crap. Does nobody even spot-check their suppliers anymore?
on the other hand, that's what the pulitzer prize for public service is for, to highlight the efforts of journalists who do precisely this; the truth, and the willingness and effort to put their careers, and sometimes lives, on the line, for the truth - or so my idealist side would like to believe.

e.g. watch the movie "Spotlight", https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spotlight_(film)
Hi, do you have an email address to reach out to?
As an analyst, it's our job to find the cracks in the system, the broken processes and so on.
This is super interesting. Thanks for sharing!

Once nuance is that they seem to have grouped together all ultra-processed plant foods into one category, everything from tomato sauce to tofu to sodas (see supplement: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lanepe/article/PIIS2666-7...). The nutritional profile of tofu and soda are quite different, but the study measures total consumption in calories, so sodas are going to heavily skew that number.

I wonder if that makes enough of a difference (e.g. is someone who eats a lot of ultraprocessed noodles with tofu and tomato sauce going to have similar cardiovascular outcomes as someone who chugged a 2L of coke a day?)

I'm someone who's been vegan for 15+ years, but lately I shifted about 50%-70% of my meals to a super-artificial ultra-processed food product (https://huel.com/products/huel-instant-meal-pots) that is supposed to "healthy" in that it contains all the macro and micro nutrients a person supposedly needs, in a relatively tasty and satiating 400kcal meal. I wonder if that would still have the same risk as drinking 400kcal of soda or eating potato chips? Heh, maybe it'll save me from diabetes only to kill me from heart disease. Alas.
Does swift still lack a built in package management system?
Untimely deaths are much lower than in the 1970s. The difference is in your perception
> A Sociopath with an idea recruits just enough Losers to kick off the cycle.

Ahem. The preferred nomenclature is "Founder" and "Founding Engineers".
I've been doing this for 30+ years and have seen some shit. The cynicism is justified.
Absolutely not, my grandparents all had diabetes, heart disease, and just generally poor health for many decades. They all ate like complete shit and we're super stubborn about it - wearing it like a badge of honor.

I eat much healthier than my grandparents.
A whole lot of peoples grandparents had horrendous diets (and died young!)
Why is reducing “r” desirable? Why not try to raise “g” instead?
There is a problem of perception. Apple, telsa, Nvidia, Google are in the news a lot - currently.

Apple has been amazing for the past 20 years. Even during that period, its PE has varied a lot - the amount of money people were willing to pay compared to profits: at times it's very popular, at times not.

Coca Cola is not in your list. But its result during the 1980s, 1990s was less but comparable to Apple these past years.

Google is only 25 years old.

Nvidia stock market price has been amazing only the past 10 years.

Tesla is only 21 years old as a whole. Its stock price is too chaotic to be even described by a single return rate!

Walmart did amazing 1975-1993. Nearly 20 years, then not so good.

IBM, GE, several others had times of glorious stock market return.

But, to return to the way you phrased it, more or less there have always been some companies that seemed to return a lot. Perhaps too much. That's more or less a normal of the stock market. None of them has lasted indefinitely or somehow taken over all of finance. Keeping a large company growing at this pace is, erm, hard. Note that this is not Apple's strategy currently: Apple produces a lot of profit and it is returned to the shareholders rather than desperately trying to grow the company with that money.
> 1) got a talking too about performance - it wasn't called a pip (my mom was dying and I was taking too much time out for medical appointments for her. Note the discussion was shortly after she had passed)

If you are in the United States, FMLA[1] provides job-protected leave for these sort of situations and ensures you have a job to come back to when it's over. Most smaller companies I've been at really hate to do the paperwork for it, but they're federally mandated to provide the benefit.

[1] https://www.dol.gov/agencies/whd/fmla
Sometimes it goes in circles, fixing one problem, but unfixing one that it had fixed in the previous iteration. I've had that happen several times.
Important correction: it’s mini-LED backlit IPS displays. MicroLED isn’t in production yet. Apple’s biggest OLED display is on the iPad Pro. If they shipped the iPad Pro’s 120Hz display tech in a 27-inch Studio Display I’d buy one in a heartbeat.
He is in one of the best private hospitals of the south hemisphere. Didn’t understand your point here.
> The difference between the two groups? The first group took ownership of their actual performance, understood what the concerns were, and addressed them.

The second group, either refused to take any ownership of what was going on, was unable to for whatever reason, or like in the last really troublesome case, decided to blame and attempt to manipulate everyone else rather than face their actual issues.

My suggestion to anyone reading above post - listen to them. Take ownership of your performance. But by switching jobs - not by dancing to arbitrary deadlines/characteristics imposed by managers who don't understand externalities - like this poster.
Maybe I should've been more specific about model - base Model Y (or as Bjorn Nyland called it - Poor man's Tesla) 0-60 does in 7 seconds which is only 1 second faster than my 14 yo Mazda SUV or parents 20yr old Opel. Yes it does that 0-60 confidently and consistently, but it's not a game changer.

As for rational - it drives itself for most of time, has an app, minimalistic design, great efficiency, spacious and reasonably priced. There is little to improve at this point.

Maybe what lacks is app ecosystem or open source for more ways of customisation/automation, but it's far fetch given rest of industry.

Edit: Now compare Tesla with competition - every feature is an option. Lucky if you get an app. Manual driving for most part. Some even came up with fake engine sound and manual gear shifting on a fucking EV. If they try to minimise button bonanza it's usually a trainwreck. And of course - overboard with external styling - something that means absolutely 0 for your daily driving comfort and experience. All of this mess to _differentiate_ into some niche while selling 100x less cars than 2 mass produced Tesla models.
OMG!!!

For YEARS I've wondered why I get a buzz from CBD, when it's "not psychoactive".

It's incredibly affirming to know I'm not the only one.

As for flower, I feel "full" while others have more, although I'll feel like more before they do (as they've had like half as much again as me).

The big thing is different ppl seem to have different sensitivities to different cannabinoids. This probably means something about the relative densities of CB1 vs CB2 receptors
But Rust has had a default testing framework since 1.0?
Are we done with championing "authenticity", then?

For many, cynicsm at work is the authentic expression of their relationship to work: it's required to make the world go around and pay one's bills, but a lot of the work that needs doing isn't glamorous, efficient, stimulating, or enriching. It just needs doing, by someone who's willing to do it.

Being "a cynic" can indeed hold one back from other opportunities, but maybe those other opportunities aren't that appealing to the "cynic" either?

Is it okay for people to just be themselves, do what needs doing, and then go home to a life one prefers?
In neyetstst neyetnt eight, the nurkt threw kweyermd off Hell In A Cell and tulmp frawkst feet through an nownstsk blustst.
Pivot to the whole food plant based diet. 0
There’s some free recipes on forks over knives that I’ve made that were pretty good to cook in less than 30 minutes. Easy to meal prep too.

0. https://www.forksoverknives.com/
A very narrow ecological dependency risk here. I would think under global warming there would be emergence of more diverse routes, but it still feels slightly concerning: misuse of neonicotinoid insecticides close to here could be awful.
You would think that the idea that early human men hunted and women gathered would not be controversial, but scholars are fixated on disproving it. They have literally excavated hunting camps from the ice age and found more males graves than females and it really is one of the most well-established archaelogical facts. but that doesn't stop the endless lectures
I love his answer on the AI question, it really is a fantastic point.

People are scared about developers losing their jobs, but there are really only two possible scenarios:
- Either there is currently too much supply, in which case the number of devs remains the same and the caliber of devs improves, maybe some existing devs are replaced by AI enabled devs
- Or currently too much demand (i suspect this is the case), in which case, given that AI reduces the intelligence/experience threshold required to be a competent developer, the number of devs increases to meet the demand, the opposite effect.

Short of a sentient super-intelligence, i don't reckon we have anything to be concerned about
That's a very cool example of doing the "inelegant" thing and it just being objectively better. Am always on the lookout for these anecdotes, thanks!
Like anything else in life, you’re either practicing good habits or bad habits.

Hard work is a good habit. Wanna break out on your own at some point? Complaining about enriching sociopaths and late capitalism is not the best practice.
One of the Startup Weekend ideas I keep playing with is a Bluetooth jammer that can selectively stop these public nuisances. I know it's illegal, but so was Uber when it started.

And yes, being able to block people's headphones and other stuff would be bad, but I'm moving towards that being acceptable collateral damage.

Fed up of rude idiots playing really bad music at massive volume (and why is it that only people with appalling musical taste enjoy blasting it?).
That is true.

Still, driving through a dark and narrow street or road, especially at night (coming back from work), with pedestrians wearing dark clothes (some people are smart enough to wear reflecting bands, but they are few and far between), is quite stressful. Many times I have been surprised by a pedestrian appearing out of the shadows only a few meters in front of me.

Likewise, being the pedestrian is also stressful. People don't believe me when I say I feel unsafe walking out at night here. Sure, I don't have to fear criminals, but I fear the cars.
Let me try again. The US has about 1400 nuclear weapons or more precisely it has "intercontinental delivery systems" to deliver that many warheads to targets in Russia. (If it is cheating on its obligations under the New START treaty, it could have more.) The US would use most or all of those 1400 warheads on Russia before it starts its invasion. It makes no sense to start an invasion of Russia (e.g., with tanks and trucks) without first thoroughly nuking it (hitting cities, infrastructure and military bases).

(And it makes no sense to nuke Russia without first evacuating US cities and advising Americans to make fallout shelters, which would mostly consist of trenches dug into the ground covered by logs or plywood covered by a plastic sheet to keep out the rain covered by 18 inches of dirt.)
Fwiw, you can use Swift in a very Python like way.

If you give a Swift file a shebang, it’ll execute as a standalone script.

I still don’t agree they’re necessarily as overlapped as the other person claims but there is a decent area where Swift is easy enough to replace Python tooling
They are not there to fix defect, they are there to detect them.
That might be how you use the term but GPU is still almost universally used to mean graphics processing unit. If it want to use a ubiquitous acronym to mean something different, you need to define it first.
https://swift.org/documentation/package-manager/
Exempting it from credit reporting would at least partially undermine the statement that “debt is debt”, and thereby at least partially exclude it from consideration in one’s ability to service other debts. It does these things by allowing people with medical debt to prioritize servicing those other debts, which they presumably agreed to take on, without fear of personal financial disaster for debts they generally had no choice in taking on.
Reference counting and garbage collection are different, yes. But in terms of classifying "no garbage collection" under "things that Swift took from Rust", Swift's pervasive reference counting is much closer to classic tracing GC than it is to Rust's system of single ownership.
> Triage took over 3 three days

were their billing reminders going to your spam folder or something?
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