skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Author here. I'm sorry that it performs poorly on your machine - if it makes any difference, it's the rendering that is slow, not the layout.
The HTML examples are more meant as a demo than anything else, as the library actually doesn't do any rendering itself at all, it's exclusively a layout tool.
I'm honestly not sure why the performance differs significantly between machines - I'm on an M1 mbp / firefox and it scrolls at 120 fps for me.
It shouldn't be surprising. It's hard as fuck, and we don't know if it's worth it yet (there's something to be said for "if your compute dies you send your remote hands to swap out a high four figure component" and not "decommission a high-six-figure node"
These all seem like really bad examples, panic over trans people has some very real, very British sources and 15 minute cities (and related concepts like LTNs and the ULEZ) is not something regularly discussed in the US.

Much better examples are US Southwest/Californian concerns around water scarcity being imported to places where water is not scarce, or similar concerns around emissions from electricity generation being imported to places that use high amounts of renewables/nuclear energy. Another example is civilian disarmament fear mongering switching from being about cheap handguns to "assault weapons" after DC v Heller.
Yes but then this attack doesn’t work either, you need a client that is happy with either unencrypted SMTP or one that will
attempt opportunistic encryption.
Do you similarly tip your phone company, or electricity provider?
Why does Wine work just fine on an M-series Mac then?
I don’t know what to say. Cool project, but I would be mortified to admit to using this. Cheating in a competitive game is just griefing with self-delusion and extra steps.

You’re also going to never be able to have a professional relationship with an athlete or gamer ever again. People who have dumped thousands of hours practicing to get good at something, and you’re proud of cheating them and people like them?

Enjoy your s3 emerald skins. I’ve reported your accounts to embark.
anthropomorphizing complex social institutions such as corporations is ultimately unproductive and a net negative for clear thinking
Ok that’s pretty hilarious, but what’s the point, is this just like playing battlebots for TF2 bot authors? (But if it was couldn’t they set up a purpose-built server for that?)
Wow, I did not realise that US has provided supplies to Hamas to start the war and still backs up it's denials to ceasefire proposals.
Author here - apologies that the site didn't work correctly for you. Just OOI did it default to the Canvas renderer when you first opened it?
The idea of the domestically manufactured vehicle is just that, an idea.

There's the fiction of quota and part manifests.

Then there's the reality that, well I assemble a thousand parts in China into one "part" then I import that one "part."

There are a ton of people employed by the autos industry in the US but that's so broad. It basically means there are a ton of people employed by organizing our life around cars. While some are involved in some kind of manufacturing, relative to the amount of manufacturing and manpower in China, it is small.

So every way you look at domestic, it seems less and less like it really means "domestic," and more and more like it's a form of vague but powerful storytelling.

I don't think it's good for anyone to be so wedded to storytelling. And anyway, you could try e-biking in weather, it's fine, sometimes it's even fun, and then suddenly you're like, well do I need more than the occasional rented car?
It hasn't worked for a looooooong time, you'd have 4chan and its offshoots running around coordinating offsite to yeet random players. And that was in an era where people had to pay for games and risked global bans (UT2k4 had that) on their license #, nowadays in the f2p game scene that has zero cost attached it's become all but pointless.
I'd be careful about this, they explicitly do not want you to use their websocket as a public api (hence the obfuscation in their protocol), I wrote a JS library and opted not to play cat and mouse with them.
One solution to deciding how much an asset is worth is to let you declare any value you want for it, with the caveat that if someone is willing to pay you more than the declared value, you must sell it to them.

Now obviously things like transaction fees need to be factored in, and timing should matter - you should have the option to increase your stated value if something changes (or even to say "yes, okay, it's really worth X" and keep the item at the higher valuation).
This question lacks critical context that makes it impossible to answer beyond simple "yes" or "no" answers. There is an enormous difference in perspective between these two careers, but people need more granular questions to provide more granular answers.

Also, it seems to me (given such an oddly-specific question) that you've already got some sort of answer in mind and want us to say something to validate or invalidate your line of thinking.
Me likes, however the first API I looked for was not found. USPS address verification
Is synchronize-every-step training the status quo for training LLMs?

I've not kept up-to-date with training/optimizer research for quite some time but during the deep learning craze there were papers like the ones about DistBelief/Downpour SDG[0] that showed how to scale up training by only doing occasional synchronization. Did that not transfer to transformer/LLM training?

[0]: https://proceedings.neurips.cc/paper_files/paper/2012/hash/6...
It looks nice and refreshingly light.
Microsoft in 2024 feels like a different beast. All the MS devs I know seem fully on board with totally cross-platform support. Half of them are coding on MacBooks and I would hazard a guess that a good proportion of .NET web sites being built are being deployed onto Linux boxen.
PackedPixels are no longer being made. I wonder what else out there is similar.
Huh, interesting. I do keep planning to read the TeX book, just can't find the time.
SpaceX is like Google, whereas NASA is worse than Oracle because it's the federal government AND a highly regulated industry involving human safety. This is in so many ways, hiring to engineering processes.
Structured output is a token picker feature, not (just) a model feature.
... What?

Apologies if I'm missing the sarcasm, but Instagram, Twitter, Youtube, Reddit, Pinterest and even LinkedIn all suppressed certain stories, keywords, etc. For Twitter and Google at least we have documents proving Biden admin requests. I think there's a whole lot more, but the point stands regardless.

> unless he is lying, he wasn't forced to do this

"We could make things real hard for you for four years. We were thinking about breaking you guys up actually, you're sort of a monopoly. Anyway, here is our request - we'd never force you though. The choice is yours." [Ominous stare.]
Isn't it the same right for each person? Why can someone say x about y and then complain to be sued by y for saying (publicly more or less) x. We have laws and judge can decide.

Or just imagine me as your old employer having a problem with you, talk to all other my companion friends at different occasions about you and telling them not to employ you. Wouldn't you sue me, too? Because this is happening in the eyes of elon musk with his company.. a few people talk to companies to not to advertise on x. So it's his right to go after the talkers. I don't see how it's touching free speech.

I think the old sentence "the freedom of one is ending there where it touches other's right" is a good point to start discussion.
"Why not just buy non-GMO products?"

I think that is hard, since non-GMO can still contain GMO. Organic is a bit stricter, but I think also not 100% GMO free.

(Personally, I don't care about GMO, but organic)
So you grow your own food from identity preserved seeds sourced from a vendor that has no association with GMOs?

If you buy commercial products, the non-GMO seeds are unquestionably being sourced from the very same GMO vendors, and thus can't be trusted either.
The copy on the homepage is very dramatic and reads as if Bandcamp has already turned against all its artists. It's been over a year since the second sale if I am calculating the dates correctly. Has Bandcamp changed at all?
Thank you, that explains the Mono in SL.
Material Loss Review from Federal Reserve System provides more detail.
https://oig.federalreserve.gov/reports/board-material-loss-r...
> Comparing the immune system to a muscle that gets stronger with use is overly simplistic and, in many cases, inaccurate.

But a vaccine does something analogous: it "exercises" the immune system (hopefully harmlessly) to strengthen it for when real pathogens are encountered.

So between vaccines, and natural immunities developed by exposure to and recovering from a disease, the "getting stronger with use" comparison is generally correct.
Come on, we both know that he means (specially if you read the full context) that there will be no reason to vote afterwards (to a group that seldom votes) because their wishes/goals will be delievered by trump. He was just trying to convince them that this election matters most.
> I desperately wanted to take one, or all four, home with me at the end of the summer.

Had you read about pet raccoon attacks your mind would have been changed. They're definitely not suitable pets even though the kits are very charismatic. (I'd classify them in the same bucket as people who try to keep chimpanzees as pets... That works out tragically for all parties involved too.)
In this instance one of the things they do is ignore keypresses at certain times

> Razer and Wooting’s SOCD features both let players automate switching strafe directions without having to learn the skill. Normally, to switch strafe directions in a first-person shooter, you have to fully release one key before pressing the other. If both are pressed, they cancel each other, and you stand there for a moment until you release one of the keys. SOCD means you don’t need to release a key and you can rapidly tap the A or D key to counter-strafe with little to no effort. [1]

[1] https://www.theverge.com/2024/8/20/24224261/valve-counter-st...
Antibiotics seem to be underused for GI issues, anecdotally I’ve experienced a dramatic reduction (even elimination) of some GI issues when using antibiotics (Z-pack) for unrelated infections (a course followed by quality probiotics like Visibiome).

The positive changes seem sticky!
Nobody is saying a legal right to do so doesn't exist. Only that you shouldn't and you're a jackass if you do.

Your retreat into legality and semantics is telling.
I think MS wants you to use this?

https://dotnet.microsoft.com/en-us/apps/maui

I was pleased to see WinForms got some updates in .NET9. I really thought they'd left it. I still use it every day when I need to spin up a new tool to do some little task that needs a GUI.
Surprise! In-app plugin repos are a supply-chain disaster zone. I had to walk away from a project that wouldn't take the threat seriously lest I get caught up in the fallout when it all goes horribly wrong.
Why would it be illegal?

I’m not saying it’s right, but what would the law look like making it illegal and what would the impact be positive and negative?
For this, having wine in charge makes sense - though, as with many things wine you could be waiting a while.
APIs can be hosted locally. In fact, I think most of them are.
If these things get mainstream adoption their PCI IDs just get blacklisted (they do need to register with the system first), or IOMMU configuration will be yet another thing to fingerprint. IIRC, the host CPU has to allow the "evil" PCIe device access to memory, or is that just something that Thunderbolt chips implemented after malware authors used this for insta-unlocks?
Ok that speeds fucking rediculous are you kidding me?!?!?! I just tried the Chat trial wtf.
I don't understand why Notion is so damn popular. It's a textbook example of "jack of all trades; master of none."

It has databases that allow you to create many different views of things, but actually using this capability is one of the most frustrating things ever. No keyboard shortcuts; actions that you'd typically do in Excel don't work here; every table is its own page, even when it doesn't need to be; and so on.

You can also create a plain old table within Notion, but all of the complaints above apply here. Why even have a table object when it's going to just be a gimped database?

It has static web page hosting built in, but so does Confluence and other wikis.

If you try to use Notion off-line, it randomly won't show you changes until you're back online.

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That said, paper is great for worm (write once, read many) type data but is inflexible and really difficult to search through later.

Journaling is a great example.

It is easy and tempting to start with a paper journal. Feels more personal and connected. However, when you want to know how you felt on this day five years ago, or you want to find a pattern to explain moods that don't make sense, you'll spend ages sifting through notebooks. That's assuming that you haven't lost them.

Apps work so much better here.

I started journaling in 2014 but started journaling _daily_ after discovering Daylio in 2021. I use Day One now.

I regret not having used an app for this everyday.

There are so many moments of my life that I lost or don't remember very well because I wanted to "handwrite my journals" despite, often, not having the time to do so. Journaling has helped me understand why I feel things and when and gave me a great first step towards fixing them.

I will say that trying to modify a table in Notion makes me want to throw my Mac into the ocean and go back to paper and briefcases.
Essentially the keyboards have software that will allow the user to override keypresses at inhuman speeds. This allows users to switch left/right direction extremely fast, which is very relevant in CS2 due to peeking mechanics.

Specifically, if I'm holding A (moving right) then I press D (move left), in most games in I would stop since I now have both keys down. These keyboards automatically raise the A key even if you're still holding it, allowing an immediate swap of momentum.
The article mostly details the move by many legacy automakers to delay electrifying more of their fleet and touches on the aspect of gas stations and recharges. However, what it doesn't mention is that it appears that internal combustion engine vehicles cost about 40% more in service costs which obviously affects dealers.
Here's an article I remember from MotorTrend a few years ago https://www.motortrend.com/news/government-ev-ice-maintenanc...
If you're referring to the obfuscated ghp_ token, it's a read:packages token, documented here: https://github.com/Mechanical-Advantage/AdvantageKit/blob/ma...
I think it's just such a clear business-razor because of the cloud: can I take my app and spin up a bajillion cheapo servers with no licensing costs using that stack?

If the answer for .Net was 'no' then there are meaningful domains where people would just jump ship in a second. Research, academia, teaching, and certain government areas pop to mind. Keeping Linux support, because of that server dominance, is a core concern for them.
That's mixing up repeated increased stress from running and "destroyed" from the parent comment. Those are different things.

Same situation with resistance training lightly damaging and rebuilding muscles over time and actually tearing a large part of a muscle which leaves lasting damage.
Fruit allergies can actually be pollen allergies because the pollen contaminates the fruit. If your partner moved to a different areas which has trees she's not allergic to, or just eats fruits produced from somewhere else than she used to, that may simply be the reason.
> People got generous during COVID

True, but the problem really seemed to start when the swivel-to-face-customer POS terminals from Square/etc started to be used - the ones that display these 15/20/25% tip prompts.

I'm trying to think if I've ever seen one of these terminals that doesn't prompt for a tip?!
Yup. It feels like a precocious 12-year-old's class presentation for an assignment. Which I guess is about where llm is at these days.
I guess I'm cool coming out and saying it. Out of curiosity I bought some helminths online and infected myself. I was inspired to do it after reading a book called An Epidemic of Absence.

I can't say a whole lot -- positive or negative -- came from it, but it was easy to do and inexpensive. So even though the article says you shouldn't try it at home, I did. I consider it safe. I'm not a doctor, I just read a lot of PubMed, so take that for what it's worth.
It frees you up to focus on the most important part of the experience: organic ad clicks.
They annoy other players and intentionally make them pay for bot protection services.
They could also donate comparability with modern MsOffice.
It’s not that they want a human-free environment or something. It’s all about causing grief. So it’d be targeted at a chosen victim probably to annoy the fuck out of them. Cheater has a button that can kick you out.
I wonder if that's the case - the prompt text (like all text interaction with LLMs) is seen from "within" the vector space, while sparcity is only observable from the "outside"
Endless mountain of todo lists on desk: Index cards. Put them in a box when there are too many and let the unreasonable goals expire. (Optional: Trade them with your friends after a year.)

Personal notes: A waterproof mini-notepad.

Personal notes I don't care about: Sticky notes.

Movie scripts, math problems, and complex functional diagrams: A full-size sheet of paper taken from the nearest printer.

This comment sent from my Sticky Pad 5.
No. More like a denial of service. The bot hosters do it out of pure hatred for TF2
Not really, and valve has also banned these at the macro level.

They just allow you to set them up such that when you start strafing (ie moving) in an opposite direction by pushing an opposing key (ie you're holding down "move right" -> "d", but now start holding down "move left" -> "a") that there is no overlap between the "d" and "a" being held down, as some games (CS) punish having both down at the same time. Valves idea is that minimising the time gap as you switch directions, while never having the two keys overlap as pressed, is an important learned skill that novices should not be able to do as cleanly as pros, and have said that keyboards that support this seamless transition will be banned.
> who cares?

Some people have limited storage space remaining on their device. Some people have slow Internet, or capped Internet.
This is still playing defense.

Anti-cheat needs to be more or less a kernel level remote code executor.
Or migrate towards a more decentralised and permissionless model where no single entity is "running the show".
While I can't say anything about these apps, I do work close to a bunch of companies that make and distribute software, and there is a general rule I see.

The crappier the companies software security is, the larger their apps are.

One of the large companies I work with takes software security seriously and has internal employees that make most of the software, and internal security teams that audit it. Outside of having low defect rates, their software is also small and streamlined. They just don't have tons of external libraries they pull in unless it's for a legitimate reason.

Another large company in the same industry has almost everyone making their software as an external contractor. Employees turn over all the time and no one stays on a team long. I swear they make software by running 'npm install *'. Their software binaries/release are much much larger than the first company. Their defect rate is huge, which causes huge delays in releasing software because there are always a pile of showstopper security tasks before release that anything that's not showstopper gets ignored.
Not just that, but you could have a network of LLM's all talk and discuss a answer before answering at this sort of speed. Literally could have it generate internal thoughts and challenges to itself before responding via scripting.
Why would this co-evolution history with parasites have only started with Homo Sapiens ?
And is universally hated by CS2 and TF2 players. TF2 has been unplayable for years.
iPad Pro for handwriting is god tier. Can't do better IMO.
I’ve had at least 6 MacBooks since age 13 and never once have I cracked a screen… I’ve even dropped them many times and traveled the world with them, sat on them, had drunk people throwing champagne on them…

MacBooks are tanks and their build quality is literally state of the art.
I think you're making broad statements about macroeconomics without thinking too hard about it.

If you're spending $X in rent and have $Y in cash, whether or not it's better for you personally to put that money into equities, treasuries, or real estate depends almost entirely on the current interest rate.

So while to me personally, it makes more financial sense to rent the property, the same could not be said of anyone that would purchase or rent the property today.

The market rates for housing, either for sales or rent, is pretty much the same when looked at as a monthly payment. The only question is whether or not one has $Y in cash for a downpayment and if they will come out on top if they use that money for a mortgage instead of putting it into the stock market. Owning your home is not always better than renting, it depends entirely on your situation and the current market.
> Software that is remotely authorized always comes with the risk that authorization will go away, it would be pretty silly to assume otherwise.

Consumers don't know this. This is why we need consumer protection regulation to control these practices.
Go to aliexpress. Google cheat cards. They've proliferated pretty heavily in the last couple years.

My buddy and I were actually just discussing ring 0 anti cheat circumvention and we started researching these units. Our guess is that the hardware slightly changes every iteration with updated firmware to circumvent general heuristics like HWID.
Doesn't work. Say, a shooter has support for surround/immersive audio - the client has to know where an approaching enemy is so that it can appropriately render footstep sounds or shadows. That in turn can be used by cheat aids to warn about someone sneaking up on you.
LOL everyone is thinking she's CEO:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41230320 also confuses the name/gender, Glenn vs. Gwynne

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39614912

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38863528
You can make it hard by forcing secure boot and doing remote attestation.
An unlocked bootloader is the only way to take a local backup of app data now, afaik, since they've made the adb backup tool more and more useless - and phone transfers too.

So you can either have no banking app, lose all your data when your Pixel glitches out, or (recommended option) upload all your data to the cloud for the voyeurs at Google to perv at.
Coder / Programmer / Software engineer sound like synonyms. Architecture is just one the tasks that programmers perform.

Places where somebody does architecture without programming are dysfunctional (anything takes forever).
> You can't sell ads on it.

Maybe you could! Perhaps a sample data API that creates users like "John Chocolate Oreos," address "100 Pack Street", age 19.99, email "visit<at>oreo.com"
Governments were doing something about it until all the fifth dentists* got amplified by “journalists” in the “media” we now recognize are mostly just wannabe influencers playing pundit drumming up clicks.

* "4 out of 5 dentists agree" except it's more like the 50th dentist, given research consensus