skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
CoreELEC for me - the Amlogic chips are much more capable than the average Pi/PC/SBC when it comes to video, with features like quality deinterlacing (as good as modern TVs), HD audio passthrough, Dolby Vision, etc.
Plus LibreELEC is always a bit janky, be it frame skip, audio sync issues, incorrect output levels, etc
The people drinking a gallon of water (not fluids, just water) a day are often flushing out electrolytes. There are a lot of things you might expect a doctor to yell at you about in an ER but from what I understand coming in with heart palpitations triggered by low potassium due to over-hydrating is a good one.
Dang this is such a good read.
> I don’t think FTX is the right contrast here.

Comparing this article to the (now deleted) SBF profile is night and day.
> An LLM is not AI

Good luck with that genie
Would you consider hiring on a contract basis? I use AI tools like Copilot in vim, and have my own agent framework to ask questions or even edit files for me directly, which I have been trying to use more. And I could use a new contract. You can see my email in my HN profile.
non-ECC is cheaper. i can't think of any other possible reason. anything else would be a lie to cover up being cheap
Easier to hide silver hair than feign ignorance to older questions.
If a judge finds that the lawsuit was frivolous then their exorbitant lawyer fees are now yours to pay.
Sequoia: New ideas are required to achieve AGI
The Power of a Coin Toss in Big Data (CVM Algorithm)
I thought a fun site might be "UK or Russia", where I mention people getting arrested for things, and people try and figure out if it's the UK or Russia.

People would absolutely struggle, in both countries people are arrested for similar actions - though Russian sentences seem to be harsher.

EG, a quick search finds me a story where someone was arrested for destroying a bible and someone else was arrested for destroying a quran. One in Russia, one in the UK.

"A man from [Redacted] has been released on bail after allegedly posting on social media a video that ends with him burning a copy of the Qu'ran."

"Three teenagers from the [Redacted] have been detained after they filmed themselves burning the Bible on a charcoal grill."
this pay is way too low for a job that is effectively automating out inbetweeners.
I have python experience and extensive ComfyUI experience. I will not be applying.
You should spend some time learning about guns, because an AR-15 isn't even remotely enough firepower for a bear. A common opinion is that 5.56 is so small it's not appropriate to hunt deer with, so if the bear has decided to eat you then 30 rounds of 5.56 is just going to piss it off.
> If Windows were compiled with GCC, would that make it GNU?

Strictly speaking, without the GCC Runtime Library Exception clause it would be. The only thing stopping this from being true is an explicit carveout in the license that acknowledges GNU software could be used to produce proprietary binaries.

So with that being said... yes? It wouldn't be GPL but there would indeed be GNU heritage in the build. This post has always rubbed me the wrong way because it doesn't really make sense unless you're a MUSL apologist with an axe to grind.
The performance loss due to cache misses in data-center applications far exceeds 5%. Combined data and instruction cache misses are contributing to more than half of stalled cycles.

The following publication by Google from 2015 goes into details: https://static.googleusercontent.com/media/research.google.c...

"Our results demonstrate a significant and growing problem with instruction-cache bottlenecks. Front-end core stalls account for 15-30% of all pipeline slots, with many workloads showing 5-10% of cycles completely starved on instructions (Section 6)."
GPTSOVITS, StyleTTS2, and RVCv2 are still the open source SOTA for TTS and voice conversion. These models are unfortunately really far behind Elevenlabs' offerings. We're not much further along than the Tacotron2 (2018) days.

Elevenlabs is the only model company I can think of that is ahead of everyone else in their category. Video and LLMs are hyper competitive, but voice is a one-company game. Elevenlabs hired up everyone in the space and utterly dominates.

I'm hoping this changes. They've been in pole position for over a year and a half now with nobody even coming close.

There's probably a reason why they're so research-oriented. The minute an open source model is released that rivals Elevenlabs in quality, they're in big trouble. There's absolutely zero moat for their current products and there are fifty companies nipping at their heels that want to be in the same spot. Elevenlabs' current margins are juicy.
I'll admit blockchains (while they may have potential for the future) don't currently have much use in the real world, but saying the only people it helps are criminals is just that old flawed argument that undermines privacy which in turn only benefits oppressors
Maybe, but regular distros on x86/x64 thin clients are even more sorted out. GPIOs are better handled through an Arduino clone over USB than with scripts running on inherently laggy desktop OS.
Truly. And I'm also always amazed by how much slower (in terms of wall time) modern software is than it ought to be. CPUs sure don't feel three to four orders of magnitude faster than they were 50 years ago, because software has gotten four to five orders of magnitude more wasteful to compensate. Argh...
A NAS is nice for serving local media files to a smart TV. That’s my main use case.
And/or exploiting the legal infrastructure around intellectual property rights to make sure only hobbyists and geologists can use the shovels without paying through the nose or getting sued into oblivion.
He didn't walk back anything, it's incorrect.

The Ukraine and Russia discussion is as boring, and consistent as Chomsky has always been.
I'd like to have something else but for live calls:
a process that takes two audio inputs and "subtracts" the noise from one input from the other.
My use case would be to have two dynamic microphones, one directed at the window and one that I'm using for a conference call. I'm assuming having two inputs should make the process easier for real time (20ms?) processing and might require less compute.

If such process can output a clear sound, I could chain it with Blackhole and have it and use the processed clear signal as an input for the call.
I'm not sure what videos you're watching, but the majority of the ones that pop up on my feeds are them annoying non-LE government workers and regular people trying to use government services like the post office, passport office, etc. Yes, the police show up eventually, but only after they've harassed people just trying to do their jobs and live their life.
Thanks! Not open source I presume? Would be interested to learn more
There's always been a button to turn it off. I remember making that choice when I got my first Android phone, more than a decade ago.

Not to mention that it has been opt-in for years.
One example: If you take picture with a decent camera in raw format, your storage gets filled ridiculously fast. A short travel with a mere 200 pictures can easily be like 25M*200=5G. Another example: if you're doing any kind of AI training (especially picture based), the training materials can easily amount to many terrabytes.
I wish these races were without any assistance at all, and without food/liquid at the start, a bit like in the past, if you're hungry try to spot a fruit tree, if you've a flat repair yourself, thirsty stop at next fountain
it has, but not a lot. industry and location also matter, but chances are you're not being recruited abroad to be a fisherman or noodle-maker in a 2nd tier city.
I am not 100% sure in anything, but I'd like to see an explanation, why the internet is now flooded with stories like "I have 10+ years of SWE experience, sent 1000s resumes and got 0 interviews". It's crazy how often I hear about that. And not just in IT.

Yeah, lots of job postings... yet somehow people don't get hired?
Mind the Gap: Data Movement&Operational Intensity Bounds for Tensor Algorithms [pdf]
The ones I've seen in person do not "only annoy police"; they may have been trying to provoke a police response, but they were just harassing normies on the street as well. Linking to the ones I've seen: https://www.instagram.com/p/C7IEFxQSJQw/?hl=en&img_index=1
> Luckily then I actually woke up for real.

Or did you? Wake up Janicc, it's still 1999, we miss you.
12 years ago, https://www.motherjones.com/criminal-justice/2012/04/departm...

> FY2012 budget states a plan to “initiate investigations into the relationship between…neurotransmitters such as oxytocin, emotion-cognition interactions, and narrative structures.”

What has transpired since then is left as an exercise for the reader.
Not necessarily, one could be a Pedant.
My interpretation of that behavior is that they think you're a kitten. After all, they've never seen you kill anything! It's reasonable to conclude that you need some practice.
Assuming that this is setup so that the same sound is coming through both microphones just one with your voice on top, you could theoretically do this just by feeding it through something that inverts the polarity of the "to be cancelled out" sound and overlays the two sounds. I'm sure it wouldn't be perfect but you might be able to tune it to properly do it. This is how a active noise cancelling works!
In short, the problem with using Nazi's as a comparison is the strong emotional reactions people are prone to experience. (Justifiably so to be clear)

When a person invokes the Nazi's while discussing subjects that aren't nearly as heavy (emotionally speaking) the horrors of everything Nazi related, they're leave themselves open to being perceived as hyperbolic. No matter how strongly one might feel about open source, the subject matter is just simply on a different emotional level than all the horror which is Nazi. (and therefore, ought not to used as a comparison)

And again just to be clear, I'm not accusing you of being hyperbolic personally, I just want to elaborate on why some people groan when they see Nazi's beings inserted into topics which they have nothing to do with.
In my experience of using basically every model I could ever get my hands on, I would say Ideogram is the most like what you're looking for most likely. It does text very well so if that's a big deal for you, then there you go. But nothing is quite like MJ. Ideogram is just the only one I've seen and actually gone oh wow I might be able to have this instead of MJ someday soon.
Yes most fridges have a zone within a fridge for veges (i.e. mine is missing a seal so everything is drying up), but it's not same as an actively controlled completely separate zone.
If you want to remove information: please remove everything about me.
The problem with AI is that it's very much a gimmick and consumers don't have much use for gimmicks. Certainly not when it works half the time and hallucinating the other half. All it takes is an NBER announcement to pop this mania.
Google takeout of my personal pictures from Google photos takes 600gb+ alone. And I'm not avid picture taker (that's the archive since 2000s, I did upload a lot of my old dslr photos to google photos when it was unlimited). I guess if people make more personal videos, they will use more space easily
Any evidence backing up these claims about adoption?

I thought the same about adoption (across multiple audiences, not just tech workers and/or young people), was faced with surprising poor knowledge about GenAI when making surveys about it in my company. Maybe investors are asking the same questions right now.
I also use a README.Md in a private repo plus I keep interesting ideas/links in it. Pretty messy at the beginning but works really well to get something off the ground. Once these things are done, things become more clear I think and I switch to implement what I feel like. And possibly open-sourcing it. (For more ambitious long-term efforts I guess some issue tracking makes sense though at that point)
> The "raped their way to Berlin" is represents a completely undeserved slur.

It does not. The war memorial that Russians erected in central Berlin is still colloquially known as "the tomb of the unknown rapist". The number of people raped by Soviet forces is estimated between 1 and 2 million, among them many well-known people, such as the wife of Helmut Kohl, raped when she was 12. At least 100 000 people were raped in Berlin alone, aged "from 8 to 80", as one Russian war correspondent put it, and often died in the process due to blood loss, were murdered or committed suicide thereafter. Victims were not only German civilians, but also from Polish, Belarussian, Ukrainian and other nationalities who had been brought to Germany as slave labor. War correspondents like Vasily Grossman have recorded vivid descriptions of the gang rapes and other depravity; I believe it was Grossman who described a German village - whatever house he looked into, each had women on beds, dead, with dried pools of blood between legs.

And the typical response from Russians is that of yours: how they should be thankful that you didn't rape even more. You have the audacity to call it kindness.

And of course, anyone who dares to remind of this is making "unpleasant noises" and should be "extinguished". We can all see in Ukraine what that means. Murder, torture and systematic rape once again. A lot of elderly people in Europe are disturbed more than the rest by reports of Russian conduct in Ukraine because they remember it from their own youth. Despite their limited income, they are some of the most generous sponsors of aid to Ukraine.
They charge in characters per time, not money per character
Knowing how elevenlabs works, that's also pretty crazily expensive. Imagine being someone who has a 4hr podcast they want to feed through this. Oh ok just need 240,000 characters!
how much rent does that internship salary pay?

my buddy was paying around $5k/month USD for his rent when he was doing FAANG work in SF.
No Persian government agents have ever come to my country to try and fraudulently steal a passport from a man with cerebal palsy. Israeli ones have though.
Netflix Phasing Out Basic Ads Free Plan
"We can show it again" definitely exists

https://avatars.dzeninfra.ru/get-zen_doc/4600043/pub_623f227...

The problem is that it does not concern Eastern Europeans in any way.
My test sample, me talking with my baby babbling in the background, returned a silent audio track. I guess I nor the baby are considered signal ~_~
Depends what you mean by “kernel support”. In general it does not really include decent idle power optimizations even on say raspberry pi.
I didn't say the only people it helps is criminals. I said that's the only example I've seen in the real world. If you have more I'd be happy to hear about them.
I think its because of JVM hype (write once, run everywhere) and JDK depth, not because of Java as a language itself.
Slightly off-topic, but I hate when people modify their engine / exhaust system to do this on purpose, just to be obnoxious. You're not cool, dude. You're just a jerk.
> "Instead of putting flavour in with cream, salt and butter we're adding it with herbs and citrus because they are low calorie and contain antioxidants."

Aren’t they trying to maximize calories?
I'll compile them at some point.
I'm not trying to argue with you but just want to point out, this is why they made an equivalence between time and characters. We know 1min of audio == 1000 characters so now we know how to translate characters to time.
2. If you define renting yourself to an employer as being slavery, then yes, it's like that. If you don't define it that way, then it's not like that at all.

So far, you have defined it that way, but given no reason why I should. For that matter, in your first post, you said, "workers should be in control of them [companies]", with no justification for that "should", either.

And the same with your reply, the parent to this comment. You give nothing but a "should" with no justification in 3, either.

You gave a very concise statement, with not a lot of argument. I get that; I even value it. But when you want to convert the not-yet-believers, you need to do better than a bunch of dogmatic "shoulds" and "that's like slavery".
And with the advances in robotics recently, who knows how long we're going to hold on to this monopoly.
Yeah some expert I work in the field type YouTubers I remember well over 7 months ago now kept saying that we're going to have AGI within 7 months. He was like the big prediction hinging practically his whole channel on... Sorry I don't have the name but there's a little anecdote.
I don't get why people insist this is agi any more than a ship is artificial general swimming.

It doesn't matter if it's general, what matters is that its useful. And if you don't find it useful just remember a lot of people in the 00s didn't find google useful either since they already had the yellow pages.

I strongly suggest paying for a subscription to either openai or anthropic and learning quickly.
Similar story: started on IDEs (to wit: Netbeans) roughly 13 years ago in 2011, started using Vim around 2013-2014, switched to GNU Emacs in 2019. Other than Netbeans I've used IDEA and Eclipse for Java development; but I just love Emacs. It's so nice to be able to tell my editor what to do when I need it to do something and to be able to teach it to do what I need.
Around 5000 RPM I get transported to the back seat of a two-stroke Trabant struggling to reach 70 km/h on a mild incline.
Maximum calories per liter sounds like something you really want to avoid unless you are engaging in extremely intense exercise.
Thank you for the idea. I've tried in the past to do something similar but couldn't get it right. I did try to rely on ideas from ANC but my domain knowledge is very lacking. It's been over 2 years since so I might need to give it another chance and see if any off the shelf library/product has been released since then.
They are not. There is a stigma associated with the ecosystem I think.

People who can create beautiful and user-friendly interfaces are extremely valuable and respected.

But my experiences trying to set up a typescript project and the unbelievable number of frameworks and crazy things to navigate (mjs/cjs) made me yearn for the pains of the Python ecosystem again.
> So, to get to 100%, Australia would have to increase solar usage by 1000x.

Can you explain how you came to that conclusion?

https://www.dcceew.gov.au/climate-change/emissions-reduction...

https://www.climatechangenews.com/2022/12/01/unparalleled-in...

https://www.aemo.com.au/-/media/files/initiatives/engineerin...
I don't see how you can equate US forces in Vietnam with Ukraine considering peace talks to end the war in their country.

If the US invaded Mexico, he would presumably consider the US invasion a war crime but might still consider Mexico making concessions their best course of action. It wouldn't be that he supported the US's war, continuing to fight is not always the best option for the people.
I think we probably have different definitions of ‘not an avid picture taker’ :D
I thought AI is supposed to put all the lawyers out of work.
The whole reason to have leap seconds is _because of astronomy_. If we removed the leap second from civil time keeping, astronomers would still maintain it, because they want their observations across several decades or even centuries to use a time scale that's linked to the rotation of the earth.

That's because their telescopes are bolted to earth. So when the rotation rate changes the time at which certain features appear in the telescope also change.

They might consider using a higher precision version and make smaller updates more often but since the rate is not perfectly predictable and can be altered by local events on earth and you want all astronomers on earth to agree to the current value the second is the most reasonable unit of change for them to use.
We're only talking 1 gbit ethernet here, so you can have multiple of those ports on PCIe.

I have a PCIe card here with two 2.5 gbit on it (don't remember exactly how much it was on Ali but between 20 and 40 EUR) and I can saturate both with iperf3. Since the example only uses 4 ports, it should be easy to make a simple router with just two PCIe cards. But there's probably 4x 1 gbit PCIe out there, too. And if you use 1 gbit fiber, that wouldn't cost much power nor would it need much speed. If your uplink is DSL, you could use a VigorNIC 132.
DeepFilterNet doesn't use a second microphone but it does do an absurdly good job of removing not-speech from inputs in realtime. Check out the demo video linked in the README. iirc they demonstrate removing guitar sounds and even a vacuum cleaner.

It does take some technical elbow grease to integrate but I've used it in calls and while gaming on Linux via Pipewire to great effect.

https://github.com/Rikorose/DeepFilterNet
I sometimes fly in dreams by slowly flapping my arms like a bird. It's a little depressing when I wake up and realize I can't really do this.
Can someone explain just how and why being unionized could lead to better severance? I could see how the union's loyalties would be torn between protecting the members who will continue to be employed and those who won't really be in the picture any longer.
I bought a couple of those gyro-mouse/keyboards, exact same model!

Using them is pretty awful! The gyro doesn't feel right (don't know how to explain it, it's nowhere near as natural as a WiiMote). And laying it down without, you know, moving the mouse which usually brings up controls in a video player is impossible. Not to mention how often you'll lay it down and the mouse will go to an edge of the screen, causing the video controls to persist.

Having said all that, I'm still really intrigued with the concept.

I bought one for myself for a Steam Deck, and one for a friend that uses a computer as their smart tv. Neither are in use anymore, both replaced with Logitech wireless keyboard +trackpad combos.
Because they barely do anything. It's like like there's 4TB of RAM in there churning away at multiple databases. It's debatable if you even need it in enterprise servers.
The Future of Generative Interfaces
And not just cockroaches :D

It's always bothered me how yellow-tinted this image is. I guess there was a heat wave or maybe they had just finished reseeding the grass or something.

Note the "hole" in the center - that's where the alms house was/is.
The Life and Death of Htmx [video]
>Early Adopters are always True Believers.

Early adopters were using gpt-2 and telling us it was amazing.

I used it and it was completely shit and put me off openai for a good four years.

gpt-3 was nearly not shit, and 3.5 the same just a bit faster.

It wasn't until gpt-4 came out that I noticed that this AI thing should now be called AI because it was doing things that I didn't think I'd see in decades.
Thanks for writing Glider! I adored that game as a kid and was part of how the possibilities of computing began to captivate my attention.
I’m sorry you had to find out this way, Deckard (Rachel?).
So are margins low?
I canceled my GPT-4 subscription recently because it just wasn't that impactful for me. I found myself using it less and less, especially for things that matter (because I can't trust the results). The things it's good at: boilerplate text, lightweight trivia, some remixing/brainstorming. Oh and "write me a clone". Yes, it can write clones of things, because it's already seen them. I've spent WAY more time trying to get anything useful out of it for a non-clone project, than it took me when I just buckled down and did it.

Yes, "many things are clones", but that just speaks to how uncreative we are all being. A 2048 clone, seriously? It was a mildly interesting game for about 3 minutes in 2014, and it only took the original author a weekend to build in the first place. Like how was that impactful that you were able to make another one yourself for $4?