skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I do this now, but single guy who sees me using it will inevitably launch into an extensive explanation of how it is wrong/insufficient and some sort of media management server and phone app ui would be better.

The file is on my pc, I want it on my dumb tv.

A chromecast was the minimum number of steps to make that happen (an extra long hdmi cable was more expensive than a chromecast at the time) and works every time without internet or ads.
Hi if u want to hire ,I run a dev agency in Pakistan
There are very few shelters and long term housing available in California compared to the number of homeless.

Many lose all their stuff during the sweeps. Which causes them to move to another area and set up a new area to live. So many encampments now have zombiefied people who can't even stand up straight, much less fight against a system determined that they are a lost cause, have no value economically or even as a fundamental human being.

After seeing this in CA but also all across the country as I have travelled the best I can compare it to is that we have state and federal run public execution mazes that hide in plain sight nearly everywhere.

Many are provided with the money, drugs and equipment to injest the drugs, and being homeless is a maze of misery designed to keep you trapped inside.

Outside of this the amount of either not caring and pretending this isn't happening or the more common outright hatred for someone in this position. It's almost like everyone wishes this system of execution would move faster to clear the problem up.

The whole system is a scam from the Government, courts, police and homeless services... Not every shelter or food source, but very many are not getting services to those who need it.

It's surprising to seeing this economic hatred of this specific underclass in California most of all. Maybe with all the tech money, California lost sense of what matters and the inherent value in every human life, whether homeless or not.

It is a crisis on the level to call in FEMA and National Guards to sort of get these people clean so they can begin recovering.
So does this undermine academics? the research industry? the academic publishing industry? Who exactly is being "undermined" by this AI product?

With the current attitudes to AI, the name feels a little tone deaf being so easily mistaken for AI undermining people.
3 quarters, 2 dimes and 4 pennies. Still plenty, but not as bad as 99 pennies.

Or you could give them a penny and get a dollar back, but that might confuse the cashier.
I'm ignorant on how you are measuring quality, but I think an interesting blend of karma with whether or not there are replies that argue. If the replies are generally positive, that may indicate quality. If the karma is below 1, and the replies include a number of refutations, that can indicate low quality.
10 hours since this outage began.

There are customers out there with zero access to the internet because of this, and they don't know why (there is no error message on iOS.)

Absolutely abhorrent response time from Apple here, this is SEV0-worthy.
A little camp fire outside the entrance to the cave and a bunch of spacemen and women all huddled together in the corner to keep warm.
Not an expert, but I believe it's related to this difference:

> LLMs which are good at editing code, not just good at writing code

So it may be that Gemma can write new code, but is not particularly good at editing or refactoring code.
You make a good point
> a leech profiting off users

can also say every humans are leech benefiting off free software (creators) and complaining about their worthless chitchat, barely usable because of its basic semantics, being "stolen".
Lilian Weng's blog - a goldmine - has an in-depth post on this: https://lilianweng.github.io/posts/2024-07-07-hallucination/. She leads safety and alignment at OpenAI so might be worth checking out :^)
yet any remotely competent compiler would have turned degToRad to a constant regardless.
There's a difference between random, unincorporated urban sprawl and a planned suburban town. You are describing the former. The latter has infrastructure, sidewalks, town square or city center, and government services.
I was thinking the divide in teutonic culture is not north and south but diagonal.

Too far east and too far south they get trigger happy, Schwabia just barely nicely, Hamburgers are too nice?

Something to do with Jane Jacobs' or no
500sqm is huge! My house feels large with an office, 4 bedrooms, 2 living areas and a big kitchen, for a family of 5, and it's 260sqm. What do you do with the space? Do you have a cleaner? With a robot vac and a battery vacuum ours is fine but I wouldn't want to clean more than that.
Asymptotic properties of quantile estimators are widely studied [1]. The key is to have a sufficiently large sample size.

[1] Bahadur, R. R. (1966). A note on quantiles in large samples. Annals of Mathematical Statistics, 37, 577–580.
Emphasis is meant to be on "mind", like supporting better reasoning, but point taken.
Sorry that's wrong. I have a math phd and i trained for Olympiads in high school. These problems are not easy for me at all. Maybe for top mathematicians who used to compete.
undermind
Any interesting links you can share for starters?
Out of curiousity, what is the point of having a publicly accessible standard that's exactly the same as an iso standard you have to pay to access?
I can’t recommend James Hoffmann’s channel enough - he’s such a passionate coffee guy who’s just as happy teaching what he knows about coffee to anyone and everyone. (He also won a world barista championship back in the day, too.) I daresay he’s even got me into coffee.
Yes! It's not just a cultural explanation, it's the idea that the medical situation of being able to choose is the driver, cultural change is the follower. So it can affect different cultures, even partially cut off ones.
That's the problem with tech startup culture. $10 million businesses get pumped and stretched to be $1 billion speculations and they collapse so now you don't have useful $10 million service any more. It's like demanding every car on the road must be modified to be a souped up sports car that goes 300 mph and you're totally willing to destroy the vehicle in the process.

Many years from now people will look back at this and think "these people were insane."
WSJ: 'Inside JD Vance's Short-Lived Career as a Venture Capitalist'
> “ Do you really think Biden decided one day to pull out of afghanistan? Are you that naive?”

Wooopdeeda a strawman setup leading to yet another insult.

Sure I’ll take naive over brusque and abrasive online know-it-all throwing insults around at anyone with different views - your prior comment was flagged to death by the way.
A Swiss town banned billboards. Zurich, Bern may soon follow
That means you're unwilling to shut off your generator, so you pay other people to stop instead.
Under Stalin starting an unsanctioned poetry club in college could send you straight to Gulag. Every aspect of social life had to be subordinate to the authorities. I'm surprised you're surprised.
Fantastic work. You have many other hidden gems on your site I'd recommend people read too.
Hmm I missed your question but I just don’t think commercial, closed source compilers are a good idea. It seems they are doing good with their business models so I wouldn’t ask them to change anything, but I think it would be cool if the compilers and ide were free and they sold libraries.
> Many years from now people will look back at this and think "these people were insane."

Well to be fair, if they were all insane then these VC's would have gone out of business long ago.

Every year we get one of these big VC bomb news cycles, with this same narrative in the comments that the valuation system is broken and VCs are out of touch, but they still seem to be getting sufficient ROI to be successful as the only niche capital market available to startups.

It's still possible these persistent edge cases where VCs all jump onto the latest social trends are far higher risk than they properly account for among their executive staff, but that doesn't mean the whole idea is flawed... it's also possible they have accounted for this risk and think they can eat occasional social-trend play hoping for a Facebook. idk I'm not a VC.
https://archive.today/zvgZO
Do you keep the laptop next to the TV, or do you use a long HDMI cable and keep the laptop next to you?
The "function" that instantly drops you out of your app into an advertising funnel if you press the wrong button (the obvious one to press, naturally) while the screensaver is on is a real scumbag move.

Just takes one dark pattern to make me assume everything you do is a money grab.
> it’s called being an influencer and it’s mediated by TikTok, not by Cameo.

Now that you mention it, is it weird that social networks haven't moved into this form of monetization? Why does Instagram not have an influencer marketplace where you can pay for a post from a popular account?

Is it because of some nebulous "ick" factor that would cheapen their brand? Or is it simply because they can make more money by selling advertisements in the middle of the feed?
Sceptre also has some 4K dumb TVs, but they are also getting harder to find.
That is the sound of inevitability.

It appears that Lone has closed his storage park, customer collection point, oops, scrap yard here in the Causeway in Staines on Thames.

I drove past there the other day and it is now a huge empty space.

Its rather telling that just few hundred yards up the road there stands the empty VMWARE head office building.
Is it one of those slowly slowly then suddenly things? I hope so
So in other words the crappy economic theory drove the militarism, lest the population recognize the fallout of the theory for what it was?
Why would Microsoft prioritize silly feature like auto discovery of hardware and installing the drives when they could put that time towards more meaningful features. For example, more Ads, making the systems settings menu worse, more Bing AI features, etc
You're underestimating the reach of Fox News by a couple orders of magnitude. I think you misinterpreted an instantaneous measurement as an annual number.

"Tucker Carlson Tonight" was averaging 3.2 million live viewers every single night. If the average viewer watched his show once per week, that's 15 million different households watching per week. Clips from the show also get watched on Youtube, social media, blogs, etc. And that's just one show.

Fox News is the defacto news source for the majority of Republican-voting Americans. They play a massive role in deciding which stories get coverage and how the narratives about those stories get defined.
Guix System is my happy medium between non-functional Arch and documentation-less NixOS.
I prefer this to whatever some intern found on a stock photo library by searching “Japanese woman smiling”.
> caffeine speeds this up, until your brain adapts to make it 'normal speed' again by extra myelination

Any more info or source on this? Thanks.
If you want an emby fork without the login etc, you can try Jellyfin out. I really think it's overtaken Emby in functionality already anyway.
Be right back, going to melt down some scrap in the old arc furnace.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9sJYzAd0YHA
Are you unfamiliar with the meaning of the term "approximation"?
It depends on what sort of customers they want to target. Open seating is fine for solo travelers but miserable for families with multiple children.
This is like what happens with milk fat. I was surprised to see whole milk cost more, and I found out that it's because the fat skimmed off is used for other products.
Eh, people definitely care. AI has completely changed chess. Non viable lines have been proven viable and vice versa. All the pros study and develop new lines with AI.
The private profit model works because there are unicorns. The problem is you really can't make a horse into a unicorn and doing so comes at the cost of something called "the public good", something that investment capital used to feel an obligation to until about 30 years ago, before everything got Jack Welchified.

It's hyper growth and catastrophic collapse, as a business practice. Investors are in for the growth and the costumers and employees are holding the bag during the collapse.

This practice has come to pollute conventional sectors as well.

Look at the stock ticker $BIG, belonging to the retailer Big Lots or RiteAid.

They'll come in, ride it on the way up through unsustainable debt based growth to make line go up, liquidate their profits and leave it to collapse and burn
Thanks for the reply and the links! I'm okay with a more expensive FPGA chip if it significantly simplifies the implementation. I'm probably biting off more than I can chew trying to start FPGA dev with something like this, so I'll also look into simpler starter projects.

> PIO is very precise within its specified capabilities, this range is just very low compared to cheap FPGAs.

Good to know, I don't plan on pushing RP2040s to their limit any time soon. They're still excellent for lower speed projects.
At the time of me writing this, none of the comments address the real issue here. The guy who swallowed a 5cm chicken bone was asking for 12 of his fellow citizens to take a look at the facts and decide whether it was reasonable to expect these specific boneless chicken wings to not contain a 5cm bone.

The Ohio Supreme Court said no, you can’t even ask that question, because you are ridiculous for thinking that “boneless” chicken wings means there are no bones.

My wife grew up in Ohio, and she is constantly telling me about some great thing about Ohio from when she was a kid. And every single F’ing time I type it into Google and discover that this thing no longer exists. Every time.

My sister currently lives in Ohio and tells me about all the backsliding going on. Her kids are just about ready to leave for college (out of state), and she’ll tell anyone that listens that, if you have the choice, you are insane to raise young children in Ohio. And she’s a Republican.

Way to go Ohio
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=thu8DWsirJo
Great Rotation Trade Sees Investors Dump AI Giants for Less Obvious Stocks
never heard of this.

LTSC is a Windows 10 servicing channel that offers 10 years of support for a static feature set. It is designed for devices and use cases where functionality and features don't change over time, such as medical systems, industrial controllers, and air traffic control devices.

It seems to be a supported annoyance-free windows.
You can implement CLOS with macros, but not the other way round!
There's a lower bound to how cheap electricity can be, the infrastructure to distribute it isn't free. Every country price this differently, but one way to solve this is to split the cost per kWh in use and transport, which is common in Europe.

In Norway we have a model like that, and it effectively sets a lower boundary of (depending a little on the region) around 0.50NOK/kWh, around 0.05$/kWh. The price for electricity quite often go into the negative during summer, but you still end up paying for the distribution.
São Paulo did this in 2006, and it worked out very well.
Old Crap Vintage Computers
You can guess before opening the article.
Same! Winamp was hugely popular in the post Soviet countries, like Ukraine where I grew up. And now, like you, I stream di.fm through it.
Would you like some of our Asbestos free Ice Cream? During manufacturing we remove Asbestos "to best of our ability" on an industrial scale!
Do enterprise vendors like dell do it well enough to meet corporate requirements?
It exists, and not just for C++: https://buck2.build/
> You sound incredibly biased against Trump

So do a very notable fraction of the people who worked for him!
The skin I made for Methodus Toolz is amazingly still on this page: https://www.methodus2000.com/methodus3/skins.htm
See Living Worlds: http://www.effectgames.com/demos/worlds/

There's a iOS and Android app: https://pixfabrik.com/livingworlds/
It seems like the C++ language devs are always trying to rein in horses that have already left the barn.
but is it worth? These companies now go to online and push more in ai thereby increasing the carbon footprint.
The thing is you can't buy it as a consumer.
I agree. This type of article is internet forum argument fuel because the area is such grey, arguments on both size. Reminds me of the lady who got burned by McDonalds coffee like, bro, you spill hot coffee on you then you might get a burnt. She won that one. McDonalds keeps it hot for sterilization/safety. I'm guessing also there is diminishing returns to bone removal so removing 99.9% is much easier to do than removing 99.999999 percent. So it's like, do you do something that harms 1 in a million but makes it way cheaper or way safer for the rest, or avoid that harm but now people pay the price. My main thing here, equivalent to "bro why'd you spill coffee on yourself" is "bro, do you chew your food, because someone who chews their food would know there's a bone in it"
If granular accuracy is not an important factor, you can also use Islamic calendar to calculate the moon phase. Muslims uses lunar cycles for some religious events (e.g. the Ayyamul Bidh or 3 days fasting during full moon). So when its 15 of an Islamic calendar, it’ll be a full moon.

I used this approach because most platforms supports islamic calendar.

I really like the offline first approach, and would definitely use the library when there’s a need.

Thanks for sharing!
This is sick! Is it open source?

Would be a massive plus if this runs alongside the webserver (i.e. not a separate entity - ex. alongside FastAPI).

I also think I'd only use it if it's open source since it sees all my traffic.
Its a fact!

We checked it, using our selective opaque untrustworthy information to support our original bias.

It must be true then!

fact checkers fact checking themselves.

Gis a job I can do that!
Hi,

Great library, super documentation and the code seems well written with lots of tests. Kudos, I will definitely check it out for my next ios project.

Thanks
Otto
I disagree about Kuala Lumpur. Maybe it depends on the area, but IME the walkability is great. Public transport is superb, lots of zebra crossings and foot paths, drivers are considerate. I see lots of people walking everywhere. Even at night, as the city feels really safe.
Trying to buy an Nvidia Shield has always led to mixed sounding reviews on what I should buy. The number one problem I would really like to solve right now is my Chromecast's chronic inability to output 5.1 audio from streams (sometimes) meaning I can barely hear dialog due to the stereo downmix.

But no one can positively tell me what works, and what doesn't.
What, the $10 gift certificate for customers isn't enough?
I watched a baseball game for the first time in a while and there was a logo on the pitcher’s mound. I’m beyond sick of incessant ads.
They have a retailer search. Found this for USA: https://www.studica.com
Actually, no... At least not quite the same way.

In the US, a lot of people think of tax day as a "good day" because they get a refund from the government! Psychologically it is very different if you steal the money before they even see it than take it from them once they have felt it under their tongue.

Plus, I think the OP is referring to money that is technically paid by the employer but effectively passed through to the employee, because that's what happens, not some item on their payslip.
It's not obvious that the militarism wasn't primary to the theory. World revolution won't make itself.
Ollama add tool calling support
I can run an ad blocker online - I can’t do that walking down the street.
worst take I've seen this week
I've found bone fragments in pork, beef, and chicken. They are usually cheaper brands and usually specific cuts. In chicken breasts you will most often find the bone fragment attached where it would meet the wishbone or breast bone.
But won't somebody think of the shareholders????
Installing a new billboard, or updating an existing one. isn't free either
How much I hate these standalone ad displays and billboard size ad displays.
1% of 32 million, i.e. what you would need for the typical worker to not be making less than 1% of the CEO, is $320,000. $320,000 times 170,000 workers is $54.4 billion, i.e. more than three times total revenue (not even including costs other than labor), which would obviously bankrupt the company.

> You can still make everyone's wages better without paying millions to each person and definitely not to the CEO

The point is that the CEO's pay typically scales with the size of the company more than the media wage. Moreover, the latter is set by supply and demand in the labor market, so if you want it to go up you either need less labor or more demand for labor.

Unless you want to get into anti-immigrant and protectionist measures, the first one looks like instituting a UBI or increasing the child tax credit so people are less compelled to take bad jobs for low pay. The second one is "make the economy stronger" (e.g. reduce corruption/waste or lower taxes) and "make the market more competitive" (e.g. make companies smaller so there are more of them and they have to outbid each other for labor and customers, so labor receives the gains as either higher wages or lower prices).

There is no point at which "expect publicly traded for-profit companies to spontaneously become charitable with wages" is a viable strategy, and they do not respond to shame.
Maybe, though that assumes they have two fully functioning eyes. I'm not colorblind, but my two eyes can't work together because they don't converge. I wouldn't be able to rely on building a complete image from two incomplete signals; I need a complete image in my left eye in order to see.
"being so easily mistaken"
I can look it up if I am already motivated, but it is much easier for me to convince you to take a collective political action if you feel the depth of the government's dong in your rear end every day.
I agree. It's also quite humbling which I think is a good thing.
Supported until 2032 in some cases, I think for the "IoT" version of it.

Download links and explanation here: https://massgrave.dev/windows_ltsc_links
Yeah I get it, but if someone said "check out undermind", I could easily hear it as "check out undermined", as they are pronounced identically for most English language speakers.
> When home enthusiasts build multi container stacks for their project website, it gets a bit much.

I don't know - docker has been a godsend for running my own stuff. I can get a docker-compose file working on my laptop, then run it on my VPS with a pretty high certainty that it will work. Updating has also (to date) been incredibly smooth.
> I have a hard time seeing that just a memory would make you faint again.

It wasn't a memory; I had to physically be near the source of the smell in order for it to happen, so it indeed seems like what changed was the body's sensitivity to some component of the scent. Maybe something like ammonia since it was cat pee.

> Look, nothing in this world is guaranteed to be completely safe. We take risks all the time, otherwise we wouldn't get out of bed.

Of course. I accept risks all the time.

> Never heard of anything like it though, so I'm going to assume it's not very common.

I've never heard of it happening to anyone else. I've heard of death by overdose of course, and I had certainly taken quite a lot, but I have never heard of someone being completely fine until a mere scent knocks them unconscious (especially when they wouldn't even perceive the scent normally).
I doubt Microsoft is going to send the FBI to my house for using an OS they wouldn't sell to me anyways for free.
That's awesome!

We don't have much of a focus at the moment, but we're looking to build towards something. I really appreciate the pointer though, and I can't wait to check out your project!
Neat idea, but why not just save the recovery files to a USB drive ?

Windows can find that automatically!