skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do, self-made (legal here, France), composed of:

- 12x Trina Solar Vertex S 400Wp (TSM-400DE)

- solar inverter Fronius Primo 5kW

- battery inverter Victron MultiPlus II-GX

- 8kWh LFP BYD LVS

- smart meter (zero injection setup) Victron/Giavazzi ET112

- EV charging piloted by the Victron (EVC300400300)

There was not much 400V batteries and inverters back than. I log a bit via Home Assistant, so far without InfluxDB simply because I still have to find value in logging over longer time period, pruning data etc and HA alone was time consuming to setup due to the devs passion for YAML (GRRR i HATE modern YAML mania).

Personally in commercial terms I'm DISGUSTED by the current state of thing where in China prices plunge and here in EU skyrocket, as quotes from professional installers are so high that a not-self-made system is simply economically not a good investment.

Feel free to ask what you want :-)
Can you name a single Android phone or tablet model that is <10 y.o. for which you can access personal data with this method?
I wasn't arguing for no laws though, only that we don't need to resch for them as quickly as we often do or want to do. I thought the topic here was about banning advertising as a whole, if we want to zoom into privacy concerns relates to the retention of PII data that is more doable and we already have a framework to start with based on the EU.

> If you're thoughtful and deliberate about how you write your legislation, you can have a disproportionately positive impact with a very small amount of additional weight.

Unfortunately that really is a non-starter in the US today. I have very little faith that Congress is interested in carefully considering and clarifying. I have even less faith that any bill with thousands of pages of text, which is how they appear to do business these days, could ever be clearly defined and scoped to avoid obvious unintended consequences or misplaced boundaries.
Old Man Yells At Cloud.jpg
I was ready for complaints about large collections of Java monoliths, now being called "megaliths". But this is cool, too.
Your source does not support your claim. It doesn't even mention housing, or have anything to do with US housing.
Please edit swipes out of your HN posts. This is in the site guidelines: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.
Did Emad's vision end up manifest? ex. did a nation-state end up paying Stability for a country model?

Would it help signal competency? They're a small team focused on making models, not VS Code extensions.

Would they do M&A? The founding team is ex-Googlers and has found significant attention in the MBA world via being an EU champion.
Taboola is BELOW the bottom of the lowest barrel. They run ads and clickbait that even the most spammy networks refuse to. This is an unexpected development.
It could be a great topic but somehow he doesn’t connect.

One problem is there is no one definition of “great”. I really like using bash on the command line and for simple scripts. I really like Powerpoint for making decks with elaborate visuals. I hesitate to say they have anything in common.
How much did you "make" on your investment once you account for the ton of fees that are involved in housing though? If your house doesn't go up at least 5% a year, you are already losing money once you account for HOA, insurance, taxes, repairs etc.

I would bet you would have had a better outcome renting and investing in the SP500 instead.
I see, that makes sense: make an extension and charge for it.

I assumed they meant free x local. It doesn't seem rational to make this one paid: its significantly smaller than their better model, and even more so than Copilot's.
My concern is that the market incentivizes building at the higher end. People who can "only" afford a 4m home will be helped by the home builders who will build plenty of 3m homes but the people who can only afford 400k are getting very few homes built for them.
Given how secretive Cupertino is, I’m surprised they let Taboola break the news like this.
North Carolina in general has some of the most sprawl in the nation and hasn't kept up with the demand that tech has brought to the state.
How does it not support the claim? More people more housing need.
Fantastic. This guy really deserves to be taken down a peg.
Yeah that part stuck out to me too. Sigh. What if my browser just did nothing at all to help advertisers, because it's my browser running on my hardware? Even if it is totally privacy-preserving and completely transparent, why would my browser spend my processor cycles, network bandwidth, and electricity for the benefit of someone else's for-profit business?

Really, just ... what if the software on my computer tried its best to do exactly what I asked it to do, and was not concerned with anyone else's problems?

Anyway, here are the AdAtributionKit docs:

- Technical / API: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/adattributionkit

- High-level: https://developer.apple.com/app-store/ad-attribution/
Mini usb is actually more physically robust than the thinner microusb. I've never had a mini bend, but many micros. And it was much easier to get it right on first insert.
Notes on Computational Learning Theory
I put solar on my roof right before the NEM 2.0 -> 3.0 switch over. Email is in my profile.
What Happened to Bert and T5? On Transformer Encoders, PrefixLM and Denoising
Firefox is basically 100% funded by Google. It can't ship an adblocker without defunding itself. It also has a lot more work to do than browsers which are basically Chrome skins.
Question for anyone who may know from experience: where are all the people coming from? It's a question everyone in my home city keeps asking after seeing all the new developments, and never really investigating an answer I guess.

They keep squishing in apartments and tract housing everywhere there's a postage stamp of land, and it's sold the next day. Even wayyy out in the rural county. My very quiet road was a traffic nightmare by the time I moved on.

The media/government report we're at or below the replacement birth rate, and while immigration exists, the people moving in aren't all exclusively immigrants by appearance. Further, the city reports modest growth on the census.

So, where are all the people coming from? I have to assume it's mostly elsewhere in the city due to census numbers, but no idea from where or how that makes sense.
Clarifying: attempt or plot, though some physical action was taken against all but Eisenhower & Johnson, per Wikipedia.
A very good primer to state-space models (from which Mamba is based on) is The Annotated S4 [1]. If you want to dive into the code I wrote a minimal single-file implementation of Mamba-2 here [2].

[1]: https://srush.github.io/annotated-s4/

[2]: https://github.com/tommyip/mamba2-minimal
Uh that should have been s/needed/ended/, right? Typo alert! :)
That's fine. I know how to read so I don't have to worry. When I do have reading failures I have the fortitude to accept my mistake.
> Proxying unencrypted HTTP. Any unencrypted HTTP resources loaded in Private Browsing will use the same multi-hop proxy network used to hide IP addresses from trackers. This ensures that attackers in the local network cannot see or modify the content of Private Browsing traffic.

No thanks, Apple!

I trust my ISP more than you. Multi-hop wont matter if all nodes are managed by you.
This definitely describes me as well. I'm not sure how much effort it would actually take. I never managed to gain so much as a foothold on anything. So I guess I have some idea of a lower bound. But probably, I would not consider it to be worth the effort.

It's interesting to me thinking back on high school from decades ago. I remember so few of the details. But I distinctly remember trying and failing to read Shakespeare. I remember my sense of resentment for being asked to read such an incomprehensible word salad.

But yeah, at this point, I have a lot of other stuff going on. It's not a priority for me. I would need to have it spoon-fed to me, and quickly. That's probably not even possible.
Depends on what you're optimizing for, how big of a problem not knowing whether someone read your email is to you specifically, and for what kinds of emails/senders this happens.
Solving the misconfiguration problem: why we built Resourcely
In my security career, it has become increasingly obvious to me what causes many incidents. At the same time, it is becoming harder to justify investment in solving that problem. I wrote this in the hopes it would help other people facing incidents caused by misconfiguration to advocate for addressing the root cause.
The Amiga custom chips are still simple enough that their functionality can be easily understood and emulated in software or FGPAs (arguably, they're conceptually simpler than the C64 VIC-II and SID custom chips).
Puerto Rico files $1B suit against fossil fuel companies
It was

https://imgur.com/fbi-cia-kgb-5koAv3H
To quote Colbert, reality has a known liberal bias. If you train on _all_ data, then your result is an average of that data. And the volume of positive stuff on the internet far, far outweighs the bad since practically every forum's been moderated since the beginning of time (in 1970), making the average pretty darn good, even better than the average human. Plus books and other literature where being good is generally accepted as the way to do things.

Of course it remains to be seen if this trend continues as training on synthetic data becomes the main way. You could in theory generate 10T tokens of pure sythetic hate, plus the 4chan corpus and make the most vile thing to ever have existed in the history of inteligence. For now the dollar cost to do so remains intractible at least.
>Patreon, basically, which is an utterly terrible micropayments platform

What if, hear me out, micropayments are a bad solution in total? I have not seen anyone actually demonstrate that a micropayment based system will result in better production/creation than the patronage system that is working today. Instead it always seems to be driven by hyper-free market woo and ideology, as if that has worked out so far.
In fantasy arguments I have in my head about someone justifying their bad behaviour with “but everyone does it”, my reply would be, “most people I know don’t do it, so it’s definitely not everyone, just people like you”.
The most random two-digit number is 37,Veritasium [video]
This is cute, but not how email communication works. There's no need for explicit answer to any email, otherwise people would never stop responding.
It's visual clutter that only communicates

- I see the entire computing world with Unix blinders on my eyes.

- I can't imagine a strlcpy function being used on a system that isn't Unix and that doesn't have a man page for it in section 3.

- I don't care that C has been internationally standardized since 1989 with a printf(3) function; printf(3) it's just another Unix function in section 3 of my man pages.

- If I don't affix (2) or (3), how will people know I'm not talking about something other than a C library function? I don't understand this "context" stuff in writing and speaking.
> When you block an email the sender will get a notification email from their mail server that their message was blocked

And if that blocked message was a reaction I’d assume I can move on: they sent an email, I sent a response, they refused to accept it and then spammed me to boot.
What Happens to the Housing Market When Rates Drop?
Dungeons and Dragons taught me how to write alt text
Shakespeare's plays should be translated into modern English

I've been running through the works of Shakespeare translated into modern English[0]. The original text is next to the new stuff and annotations are present when translations are weird or questionable. I'd highly recommend this for anyone who wants to read his stuff but doesn't have the time to look up every third word.

https://www.litcharts.com/shakescleare/shakespeare-translati...
Show HN: I made a TikTok viral video finder
At the risk of appearing low-tech, a much more simple, Goroutine-safe solution for dealing with "now-dependent" code:

type NowFunc func() time.Time

func getGreeting(nowFunc NowFunc) string {

now := nowFunc()

if now.Hour() < 12 {

return "Good Morning"

}

return "Good day"

}

And just pass in `time.Now` in for live code, and your own inline function for simulating a time in tests.
Well, he's wrong, and that's why there are so few "modern English" productions put on. And also why Shakespeare plays in the original language continue to live. When you see it performed live, you still get the gist.

The language is still beautiful. That's the point. More to the point, the audiences would not increase at all if they were translated into modern terms.

On the other hand, no one in the theater minds if you adapt the plot into something else entirely.

Ran (King Lear)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0089881/?ref_=nv_sr_srsg_0_tt_3...

10 Things I Hate About You (The Taming of the Shrew)

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0147800/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Museum of Abandonware Video Games
Wish I had seen your post before I resorted to ChatGPT.

https://chatgpt.com/share/2400c631-fc68-4f95-b4e7-861324a3dc...
The site's source code is already updated, but unfortunately the website itself is refreshed per Rustup release, so we might have to wait for a bit longer...
> Do we really have a housing deficit?

The number of new families goes up more every year than the number of new places to live. How's your algebra?

> If you look at rent on the other hand it has stabilized in most location.

This is false. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CUSR0000SEHA

Zoom in on the 5 and 10 year windows.
Crafting types with Scala 3 macros – Part 1: Introduction to macros
There was a time when I carried some adapters with me so my laptop could read different card formats in the field.

My favorite was the was the stack I'd use for MicroSD cards:

MicroSD to Mini SD > MiniSD to regular SD > SD to Compact Flash > CompactFlash to PCMCIA/CardBus

This stack of widgets (5, including the card itself) worked fine -- it wasn't fast, but fast wasn't a goal. They all nested together in a fairly durable form that was the size of one Type I PCMCIA device. No wires.
SMS is being replaced with RCS, which does have reactions…even Apple is adding RCS…

Welcome to the future.
Kind of an absurd metric. At one point, no countries criminalized homosexuality. A nation state in general is a European concept. The earliest accepted date for the first nation state is 1648, but even then it didn't really turn into a global concept until after WW1 or even WW2. Most countries that criminalized homosexuality did so while under colonial rule

It just seems silly to start the timeline to when France, a country that criminalized homosexuality in its colonies, decriminalized it
> not how email communication works. There's no need for explicit answer to any email

Obviously context dependent. For time-sensitive emails, it’s common to follow up with a call if receipt isn’t acknowledged.
Correct, which one of the main moats Nvidia has when it comes to training
I don’t think so, middlefing.
I'm looking for a house now and the market is crazy, every house is subject to a bidding war and selling for at least 25% over asking, which sucks for folks who don't have the cash on hand to pay the difference (since the bank only covers so much). There is no way this is sustainable.

I looked into building a house and while its certainly possible its so expensive that everyone is trying to talk me out of it.

Why is it so expensive to build? is it mostly building materials or labor? Is usable land shrinking? Solve that problem and the houses will build themselves.

At the same time the new houses I'm seeing getting built in my area are a demonstration of the phrase "money can't buy taste". We have all this land to build and we choose to continue building badly-designed single family homes, mainly catering to the ultra rich in order to best recoup the building costs. I'm not against single family inherently but we should try more diverse housing options. It would be nice if we could switch it up and change zoning laws to allow mixed housing in new developments: imagine a set of small apartment blocks with retail on the ground floor, surrounded by well-planned single family units that emphasize walkable spaces and community. That would practically be as close to utopia as we could get in this country but nobody seems to have the vision to push that forward.
THIS. People don't realize the importance of Mamba competing on par with transformers.
Nexus 6 (late 2014), as well as rare Nexus 5X (2015), where owner enabled "OEM unlock" option.

Obscure Chinese brands made such android phones for few more years.

All Google Pixels (2016 and later), and virtually any android phone made after circa 2018 are safe from naive bootloader attack: user data is encrypted, plus you have to "OEM unlock" to even get the recovery to run.
When you move into a 3m home, you generally leave a vacancy in a sub-3m home.
Is your home city not one of the big HCOL cities? If so, I assume it's people fleeing them. I live in San Antonio and hear all the time about people coming here, often without even a job lined up. I was talking to someone in a bar the other week about how she had come in from Hawaii. Her husband had found a job before they moved, but it seems like they were going to move even if he hadn't.
I'm sure Elon tried his best to do so with Grok-1, but failed anyway.
This is the most relatable comment in this thread. I had the same experience when I was using ros.org and moved to a new distro
3 points:

1. yes, ALL AWS security products have hilariously bad performance and shortcomings, and aren't fit for purpose.

2. this article is too short and doesn't do it justice, and 1/8th of it is dedicated to pitching their alternative (canary infra)

3. Tracebit, the company, doesn't do a good job for pitching canary infra.

conclusion: yeah, seems on brand for Tracebit. This is what I'll remember about your company. half built, accusing AWS of being half built.
While this isn't a complete answer, remote work has let people move away from tech hubs and spread out more to small towns. Idaho has seen rapid increases because of people moving from California and Washington now that they can work remotely. Big money also buys a lot of real estate. Around where I used to live, Berkshire Hathaway bought almost all the houses in the area.
Ohh here it is:

https://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/hacker-howto.html
Startups building balloons to hoist tourists
If you're up 55% in 5 years on 5:1 leverage - that's a 275% return - or an annualized return of 22.5%.

S&P returned ~16% over the same period.

This is pretty consistent for the last ~20 years.

A 6.5% annualized return might not sound like a huge difference - but over 40 years - that's an order of magnitude difference in your outcome.

i.e. the difference in a $100k investment being worth $335M or $37M ($102M vs $11M inflation adjusted).
Across the continent? I'm French and for nuclear energy, does it make me "far-right"?
> sell it to someone who will make it uterly shitty

Imgur is still good. It's just not great anymore, and it's a long way from shitty.
Amazon enforces new office hours rule and targets 'coffee badging'
iCloud Private Relay uses one hop through Apple infrastructure, and one hop through third-party infrastructure. So, one node is managed by Apple and the other is managed by Cloudflare/Akamai/Fastly. The Apple node knows where the request comes from but not the contents, while the CF/Akamai/Fastly node knows the contents but not the source.
They're apparently allowed to manipulate the subject ad lib.
Does anyone have a recommendation of a good starting point, outside the works of Shakespeare?
Well...the substantial difference is that I could borrow at 3.6% and 2.7% respectively.

On my first home, I put $5,000 down on a $96,000 house. I owe $40k (15-year mortgage) and it's worth $180k. Subtract $20k in seller costs, and $20k in expenses over the past decade and I have $100k in equity.

That is about 6x better than just investing the $5k in the S&P.
This talks about "encounters" at the border which really means how many people are caught at the border and are waiting for a hearing. To make the claim you want to make, you would need to know how many of those people actually get hearings and are admitted into the country.
In the Age of A.I., How Much Is Silicon Valley Prepared to Give Back?
It's a decent sized city in the midwest, and not HCOL.

I thought about that, but the census only reports 6% growth between 2010 and 2020. Unless the census is grossly wrong, which is entirely possible I suppose.
The embedding size is only 8k so while the parameters are 70B. So it's a huge difference
If micropayments were really that useful to people wanting to USE them, it would be done with steam wallet funds or steam trading cards by now. That pseudo-"payment network" is good enough for illegal casinos yet nobody has ever tried to do micropayments with it, because consumers do not want to pay slices of pennies for everything, because being nickle and dimed is literally a negative idiom

NOBODY wants to pay a penny per grain of rice. People want to pay $10 for a nice bowl full of rice.

VERY FEW CONSUMERS want all news to be stuck behind a five cent paywall before you can even decide whether it's worth that. Consumers WANT to pay for "good journalism" as an abstract service.
I don't actually remember exactly what the abortion changes were during his presidency specifically. Were most changes there at the state level during his office, or were there federal changes too? Roe was overturned on Biden's watch, though I guess you could pin that on Trump-appointed judges.

> inequality-increasing tax policies

Both parties are pretty bad about taxes though, especially when you consider money printing and federal deficit spending. Both aren'ttechnically a tax but they serve the same function of eroding individuals' buying power. The same goes for inflation, not technically a tax but it does erode the value of our money and if you ask the federal government they believe they, in conjunction with the Federal Reserve, can control inflation.

> it becoming much harder for agencies to govern on things like climate change

Are you thinking about the Chevron ruling here? If so that was Biden too, unless you want to blame the judges Trump appointed.

> attempted murderous coup in the capital

That's an unnecessarily inflammatory argument. We don't need to debate the specifics or exactly what happened, and I expect we largely agree, but if that was a murderous coup attempt it was an absolutely piss poor attempt and an even worse response from a government that would be legitimately under attack at that point. If it was a murderous coup inside the capital building I wouldn't expect our military to leave anyone standing.
Yeah, but if the interest is sub-3% on a mortgage that's like half value of the hose, you can probably rent the sub-3m home at a profit while it appreciates.
Duh, they're investors in VP candidate JD Vance's VC fund. Plus part of the Trump/Vance platform is breaking up big tech, which will open up the startup ecosystem for investors like Andreessen, Horowitz, Thiel, et al to fund new fruitful startups in it. Trump is also pro-crypto, which is handy when a16z is a huge long-term investor in blockchain startups.

Within Silicon Valley, the big political split is likely to be the employees of Big Tech on the Democratic side vs. the VCs, founders, and other participants in the startup ecosystem, who are lining up behind the Republican party. Both sides are talking their book: a Trump victory promises significant disruption for Big Tech companies and their employees, and that disruption is opportunity for people taking positions against the incumbents.
weird they compare to deepseek-coder v1.5 when we already have v2.0. Any advantage to use codestral mamba apart from that it's lighter in weights?
Is Citizen SRP-175 the original MK-52??