skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if other buyers without symptoms from that dealer were contacted at all. Seems like they could have been quite sick too.
I was wondering that myself.
vectors don't use equal comparison whereas strings do

This behavior is required by the specification. From https://www.lispworks.com/documentation/HyperSpec/Body/f_equ... ,

Two arrays are equal only if they are eq, with one exception: strings and bit vectors are compared element-by-element (using eql).

What makes strings and bit vectors special, in my opinion, is that they are homogeneous arrays. Heterogeneous arrays aren't something that I often use outside of Clojure (usually because they are awkward to use in statically typed languages).

The specification allows (eq 1 1) to be false

Because the specification doesn't limit the magnitude of numbers nor state how they should be stored in memory. The scenario you've described requires an implementation that intentionally makes every number a bignum or an instance of a class (like Smalltalk).
> https://github.com/SmartCGMS/core/blob/dffdd89a274144d0e9ecb...

> Especially, a diabetic patient is warned that unauthorized use of this software may result into severe injury, including death.

I like the idea of the post - I have actually been thinking about including some biophysical models for medications in my app - but I do think that if you don't understand what a system of differential equations is, maybe trying to use a software library as a black box is a bad idea. For example... genetic algorithms... really? Like use a shooting method or bisection or something. If you have 3 doses you have 3 variables and it is all continuous so searching the space of inputs should be much easier than examining 51^4 discrete possibilities.
A quick play and the UX is great. If you are allowing anyone to use 405B by API then you beat Groq to that :) they have limited the access.

Probably need to know more about you. Main concerns are "can this be used for production" and "will you be around in a year" and "will you likely have 429s if you get too popular?" and of course likely pricing.
Unicoloured languages are great as long as your code doesn't have to actually do anything (which is lots of modern code, to be fair). Try writing a physics simulator or 3D renderer in Erlang and see how that goes.
See also: "Future Synthetic Drugs of Abuse" by Donald Cooper of the DEA (1988)

https://www.erowid.org/library/books_online/future_synthetic...

It was clear even then that synthetic opioids were going to be significant.

Fentanyl (compound 52, Figure 17) is an analgesic of high potency, approximately 300 times that of morphine, which was developed by Janssen in 1962 (Janssen 1962b) and is N-[(2-phenylethyl)-4-piperidyl]-N-phenyl-propanamide. The first CsA (controlled substance analog) of fentanyl came to the attention of law enforcement in late 1979 but was not identified until 1981 (Allen et al. 1981). In the next three years a procession of new fentanyl CsA's appeared in the illicit drug market. The abuse of fentanyl CsA's peaked in 1985 and has since decreased dramatically (Henderson 1987), a phenomena which was the result of DEA successfully terminating the operation of the responsible laboratories. However, the ripple effect is still being felt as international and national meetings have been held to discuss the problems presented by CsA's.
Related discussion (98 points, yesterday, 98 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41039644
This, and other surgery is probably the origins of a classically distasteful eric cartman scene from SouthPark
Ah. I haven't logged in. =)
Hamilton Morris podcast 96 on Barry Kidston talks all about one of the (slightly) well known deaths from the MPTP by-product of botched MPPP synthesis. Barry tried to synthesize MPPP and got Parkinson's-like symptoms.
5 Must Have Skills in the Age of AI
Reminds me of the bumper sticker, "Don't steal. The government doesn't like competition"
Question: I’ve written an oidc provider that can bolt on to your existing auth. (It provides the endpoints to handle the oauth dance.)

Would this be useful to anyone?
The fat thing mentioned in the post: fat seems to slow down absorption in my experience, though not to the extreme that some self-described “body hackers” (who don’t have DM) seem to think.

I basically consider my malfunctioning pancreas to have been replaced/augmented by my brain, assisted by a cgm. My diet is rather boring but keeps me alive and keeps the BG in a pretty tight range.

My biggest problems are hypo (usually due to being in “flow” for long periods…bliss) and DKA (when I’m backpacking or on long bike rides, which my doctor recommends I not do, but I do anyway).
To this day, MPTP is used to simulate Parkinson’s in animal models.

https://www.modelorg.com/upload/default/20200410/86db5182a0b...
This case has absolutely nothing to do with LSD or any psychedelic like drug.
So we must... spend even more on failing transit instead of wisely investing money?

One mile of Manhattan subway now costs more than 1000 miles of new 6-lane freeway.
Not sure why someone should use this; adding value-transforming functions is trivial in sqlite. Here's what's being proposed instead:

1) poc solution without unit-tests whatsoever

2) bugs like "milisecond" instead of "millisecond" due to lack of purpose

3) no error handling ("todo") or panics in sqlite (due to unwrap)

4) advocates for enabling load_extension, which makes applications vulnerable
No offense, but I'm curious if this landing page is AI generated? I don't know why it feels a bit AI-generated.
I am hoping that Flakes will work to fix this problem somewhat; at least in theory it can be a situation of "get it to work once then it'll work forever", and then trivially distributed later (even without a blessing from Nixpkgs).
If you are wondering how it handles C-only functions.. it does not.

open(..., O_RDWR | O_EXCL) -> runtime error, "echo "Unknow file mode" ; exit 1"

lseek(fd, 1, SEEK_HOLE); -> invalid code (uses undefined _lseek)

socket(AF_UNIX, SOCK_STREAM, 0); -> same (uses undefined _socket)

looking closer at "cp" and "cat" examples, write() call does not handle errors at all. Forget about partial writes, it does not even return -1 on failures.

"Compiler you can Trust", indeed... maybe you can trust it to get all the details wrong?
https://loc.gov/pictures/search/?q=Photograph:%20oh1540&fi=n...
Not just the one. Both old and new testament have lot of violence and mysognistic rhetoric if you read them literally.

It may not seem like it today , Christianity is a bloody religion of conquest throughout most of its history, just the last 500 years had countless genocides conducted all over the world in its name. Gold , Glory and God was the theme of all colonization, before that period we had the another 500 years of religious wars like the crusades.

Islam is hardly the sole or even the largest abuser of faith. It is merely newest major one
I'm not sure that "panic" is the right word here. bpf_probe_read_kernel boils down to copy_from_kernel_nofault, which checks for an "allowed" address and then does the access. Any page faults turn into error returns instead of OOPSes. x86 disallows user addresses, the vsyscall page, and non canonical addresses.

Doing this from bpf assumes that all "allowed" addresses are side-effect-free and will either succeed or cleanly fault. Off the top of my head, MMIO space (including, oddities like the APIC page on CPUs that still have that) and TDX memory are not in this category.
Llama 3 Training System
19.2 exaFLOPS
_____
/ \ Cluster 1 Cluster 2
/ \ 9.6 exaFLOPS 9.6 exaFLOPS
/ \ _______ _______
/ ___ \ / \ / \
,----' / \`. `-' 24000 `--' 24000 `----.
( _/ __) GPUs GPUs )
`---'( / ) 400+ TFLOPS 400+ TFLOPS ,'
\ ( / per GPU per GPU ,'
\ \/ ,'
\ \ TOTAL SYSTEM ,'
\ \ 19,200,000 TFLOPS ,'
\ \ 19.2 exaFLOPS ,'
\___\ ,'
`----------------'
Can you share your switch/AP vendor? To be able to support this feature I’d need to rack up some real hardware so I could run CI tests against it.
If you really want to take some substance, you're still betting your life to get high. If you don't value your own life, why should I?
Genuinely asking here; have you really never heard the phrase "meteoric rise" before?
So use a language that knows how to be polymorphic over async. Just like you don't want to have to write one version of sort() for each possible array element type, but the solution isn't to make all array elements untyped, the solution is to have a language that can abstract over that.
Games are notorious for vendoring a dependency and never upgrading it again. If you use an internal API, it is not like you are forced to be on the upgrade treadmill where the sands suddenly shifted and the secret API does something different.
They meet the dictionary definition of highwaymen:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Highwayman
The author can simply use the adjoint method to estimate their personal parameters, no?
Having done compartmentalized (I wasn't on the team acquiring) technical due diligence two times, my job had nothing to do with if the acquisition was a good idea or not. My job was to vet if they had what they were saying they had or if it was all smoke and mirrors. As others have said, the decision was already made to buy them, I was just vetting that we were buying what we thought we were buying. I also would look for the smouldering tech debt and cost out moving to our tech platforms (AWS). And I'd answer risk but not IP questions for the acquiring manager.

The only way I'd tank a deal was by identifying that it was in fact smoke and mirrors.
Hey fellow T1D, this is good stuff. As a tip, I’d recommend taking your daily insulin dose, splitting it in half and doing twice daily. It helped me quite a bit in dealing with the inconsistency of it all. I personally inject around midnight and noon if I can remember.

Also, if you have an android phone (I have a separate android exclusively for CGM use), there are open source apps that can connect to Libre 3 sensors and let you export data in several formats[0]. You can even connect it to home assistant if you’re into that. It would be really great to have these app readings integrated into your simulation.

Can’t wait to see where this project goes!

[0] - https://github.com/j-kaltes/Juggluco
Thanks mate, will try out. Been waiting to put my GPU credits to use. Time to beat the inertia! :)
If you guys can beat Together AI pricing on LlaMa 3.1 405B, you will be my favourite AI provider
That's terrifying.

I took a drug once called 3-MMC that I really enjoyed. I haven't been able to find it since and I don't even know a street name. But by all accounts it was a pleasant high somewhere between cocaine and MDMA with a moderate duration and minimal comedown. But for all I know it could cause irreparable brain damage.

I guess it's not too likely, since most recreational drugs have been around a long time and are well-studied, and most derivatives aren't radically different than their mainstream counterparts. And most street drugs are either prescribed medically or being studied for medical use. The real problem is purity, which is a problem caused by the ineffective and insanely expensive US "ban" on drugs.

Solve the purity and regulation issue and you end most overdose deaths, most black market violent crime, and, apparently, accidental brain damage.
Also if anyone wants to dip your toes into teco, we're sufficiently full circle that there's an emacs implementation of it you can use! https://github.com/mtk/teco
Oidc middlewares already exist. Many authentication providers/software call it "federated login" or "social login" where they can delegate the credentials to a third party if so configured.

Maybe clarify what you can do better or different or just how exactly you're doing it and let the audience decide.
You first, Zuck.
> in the y=0 case the only sensible r is x

No, x is an utterly non-sensible value of r.

> remove the mod 0 subset you have the unmodified set of integers itself-- the remainder can only sensibly be an identity in that case.

What are you talking about? There are no possible remainders mod 0 (just as there is one possible remainder mod 1 and there are 2 possible remainders mod 2) and there is no sensible definition of the remainder function; defining it to be identity is no less silly than defining it to be, IDK, 7.
Why does anyone care about the connection number?

My connection number is mostly driven by how many times I accept recruiters' requests to connect. I don't think accepting these more often would make me (or anyone else) a better person?

I could easily inflate that number further, by pro-actively reaching out to recruiters. But I feel, if I want to do self-promotion, my time is better spent eg contributing to some random projects on github.
Illegal drugs have all sorts of terminology problems.

I'm not sure these should be called "designer drugs" because that makes it sound like people are making and taking them to have specific, desirable effects. That's not the case: in most cases, people don't want to be taking these drugs, they want to be taking the illegal drugs that have "better" effects, but are taking legal or grey-legality drugs because drug prohibition keeps them from taking the drugs they actually want to take, which are better-understood and generally safer.

I'd prefer to call these grey-market substances "research chemicals" because it's a neutral term without the fearmongering associated with "bath salts" or the romanticizing of "designer drugs". And it's honest: these are chemicals that we are researching and should continue to research, to understand both the positive and negative effects these substances have.

It's a dangerous world out there. If you're going to use drugs, please use a test kit. And everyone should obtain and learn how to administer Narcan if you can.
Something like this looks pretty ordinary, but has a motor.

https://www.bianchi.com/store/us_EN/yqbn8-aria-e-road-ultegr...

I think your usual high end bike makers all have some e-road bikes, some of which are going to be pretty stealth.
So you think FB did this with zero benefit to themselves? They did open source so people could improve their models and eventually have a paid tier later either from hosting services or other strategies
I was confused when I read that. 23B is a ginormous number, especially considering the CEO's previous exist. 23B is a flattering number, it's not humbling
North Texas community says crypto-mining facility brings never-ending noise
Without casting the military as lying, if they declare they have <x> weapons in substantive state to be used, and place them in missiles, then the implication is they maintain a stockpile of pits capable of meeting that supply, constantly.

If we assume 1 pit per month ages out due to phase and corrosion, then they would presumably have a pipeline of 12 pits in refurbishment continuously.

Since the stockpile is still measured in the thousands, I would assume the stockpile of plutonium pits running through pantex facilities is at a similar scale.

(this also assumes there is no neutral gas non-corrosive, phase stable storage)
This is quite interesting! Without having dug deeper into it, seeing the human readable output I assume quite different semantics from C?

The C to shell transpiler I'm aware of will output unreadable code (elvm using 8cc with sh backend)
you can pay to synchronize w/ their backend, is what I do
Infinities have representation in many computer number systems, such as IEE-754 floating point, which is the number system used by Javascript.
One of the example we include is a base64 encoder/decoder:

https://github.com/udem-dlteam/pnut/blob/main/examples/compiled/base64.sh

It doesn't support NULs as you pointed out, but it's interesting to see similarities between your implementation and the one generated by Pnut.

Because we use `read -r`, we haven't tested reading binary files. Fortunately, the shell's `printf` function can emit all 256 characters so Pnut can at least
output binary files. This makes it possible for Pnut to have a x86 backend for the use of reproducible builds.

Regarding the use of `read`, one constraint we set ourselves when writing Pnut
is to not use any external utilities, including those that are specified by the
POSIX standard (other than `read` and `printf`). This maximizes portability of the code generated by Pnut and is enough for the reproducible build use case.

We're still looking for ways to integrate existing shell code with C. One way
this can be done is through the use of the `#include_shell` directive which
includes existing shell code in the generated shell script. This makes it possible to call the necessary utilities to read raw bytes without having Pnut itself depends on less portable utilities.
Yes, this was the most fun I had in this entire thread.
You need a system prompt. The raw model isn't going to see much data about itself yet in the training corpus - it hasn't been released yet when the corpus was assembled!

It'd be like asking a child who was never spoken to before their name. How would the child know until someone told it?
I had always thought James Gosling helped create Emacs with Guy
I mean say what you will about monarchism and its many flaws, they at least had the sense to hang or behead highway robbers instead of funding them!
I think the issue is that people don’t think about limiting their airline flights, so why think about limiting mmwave?

Not that it isn’t additive, it’s that people don’t care like they don’t care that eating a banana vs eating another item [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Banana_equivalent_dose
Citations:

https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11150-020-09506-x | https://doi.org/10.1007/s11150-020-09506-x

https://www.researchgate.net/publication/323934884_Why_does_... | https://doi.org/10.13140/RG.2.2.32674.12489

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2016-07-28/don-t-bla... | https://archive.today/5f7hF

https://www.asanet.org/wp-content/uploads/attach/journals/au...
We'll have to see about that. This claim was used before for the "baby bullet" service. What actually happened is a few trains each day skip a number of stations and so achieve quite a bit faster trip. ... When they are not delayed for other reasons which is often, or don't revert to stopping at every station.
Phones can easily be oriented either way, unlike most laptop and workstation screens.

Majority of views certainly come from people whose eyes are horizontally next to each other and therefore whose field of view has a greater extent in the horizontal rather than vertical direction.

Admittedly I don't understand where the vertical recording fad comes from. Personally I take pictures and photos that are almost exclusively horizontal except in rare cases like taking a picture of a very tall building.
I am also using DarkReader and don't have this problem on HN (but have on others). Using Windows so there is a night light setting you can enable to help and there is also the brightness settings of course on your monitor
> That removes the immediate incentive for abuse,

It abstracts it away by one level. Without appropriate third party oversight you're going to be playing whack a mole until you have the President himself managing the operation.
> The gap between people able to buy an appliance and people who know basic routing, DNAT and subnetting is really really big these days

This is a major advantage of the mesh VPN layer. If your bare metal hosts/guests hardware have internet access via plain old DHCP, they can connect to the mesh network which is where all the special networking happens at the direction of the controller. On the mesh, every node can have a persistent static IP and dns entry, simplifying the network topology for the layers above.
Thanks for a comment from outside of the bubble
Taking mephedrone analogues bought off the internet in the 2010s was a real wild west and gamble. There's nothing like reading a review from another buyer about how what they ordered has destroyed their brain beyond repair and becoming paranoid its too late, you've done the same to yourself. Thankfully, for me at least, it was probably some drug induced psychosis on their end.

Edit: Does anyone remember a Sky News (or other UK) clip where the journalist bought a kilo of mephedrone online from China and received it? I'd love to find it again. It was definitely the moment when the whole scene jumped the shark into absurdity.
Just return NaN or Infinity?
I hear where you’re coming from, but you will note that AHS, while being an anthology, pulls continuously from the same group of audience favorite actors — which goes back to the “people putting on a show” variant I described above. The audience has a relationship with those actors. Very meta, as befits a Ryan Murphy shindig.

That recurrence that wouldn’t be possible for a Foundation series without suggesting characters themselves are repeating through time, which would seem to lean even harder into woo, which I’m sensing is not your bag.
Shell is just one way. There’s nothing that says we can’t do better than shell, but what it’s good at is saving programmer time when the need isn’t there for more, and Rust is definitely not good at that.
Escape Collective did an article on this (https://escapecollective.com/what-would-happen-if-everyone-i...), and while at first glance there's a lot to like about a "spec series" for cycling, ultimately it would definitely advantage/disadvantage some riders. Plus, people just want to race a bike that works for them, not some spec bike.
An alternative for a code based workflow like Temporal are Dapr workflows (https://docs.dapr.io/developing-applications/building-blocks...), where you write a set of code based activities into a graph and these can have fan-in, fan-out, sequential patterns etc. Its all code in several supported languages and because Dapr also has building block APIs for pub/sub, service invocation, secrets as well as connecting to underlying infrastructure you can combine workflow with these APIs to build an overall solution.
Llama 3 Training System
Total: 19.2 exaFLOPS
|
+-------------+-------------+
| |
Cluster 1 Cluster 2
9.6 exaFLOPS 9.6 exaFLOPS
| |
+------+------+ +------+------+
| | | |
12K GPUs 12K GPUs 12K GPUs 12K GPUs
| | | |
[####] [####] [####] [####]
400+ 400+ 400+ 400+
TFLOPS/GPU TFLOPS/GPU TFLOPS/GPU TFLOPS/GPU
One could theoretically pull out the shared boilerplate to a utility function like:

func runTask[T any](task func() (T, error)) chan result[T] {
ch := make(chan result[T])
go func() {
defer close(ch)
res, err := task()
ch <- result[T]{ el:res, err:err } }()
return ch }

Does that sort of thing happen much in practice?
> Autoconf is a perl program

Oof, did not realize.
You get due process in the sense that you can sue for your money back and possibly even win. Due process does not imply fair process.

You'll get no due process in the sense that the "authority" who took your money and deprived you of it's use will suffer no consequences due to "qualified immunity."
similar library: https://github.com/weavejester/hiccup
What did I just read? I know all those words, but I can't escape the feeling that there's some local slang here I don't know. Shortcut, complication, iteration, modular face. Are these Apple words?
What is Up Phone? is it Legit?
Hey Hacker News, I rely on the communitiy's knowledge when it comes to these things, so the question is what is Up Phone and is it legit?

The Up Phone website doesn't have many implementation details so I'm skeptical.

What is Hacker News' knowledge on this phone w.r.t. privacy and security?
I tried loading Mistal's Mamba Codestral. Didn't work. Got the error: "Application error: a client-side exception has occurred (see the browser console for more information)."
Link: https://huggingface.co/mistralai/mamba-codestral-7B-v0.1