skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You already got a bunch of answers in different directions here, I suppose what you could clarify is: Do you want to leave the industry (i.e. no longer be involved in software creation in any capacity) or just move away from writing code?

I _could_ understand if it was the former. Quite a bit of the industry got pretty annoying, from my perspective primarily corporate and early stage startups. But there is for example many wonderful NGOs that build software that helps a cause. Less money in it, but I always find it incredibly refreshing to work with these kinds of people on their kinds of problems, pretty much zero BS.
Are you sure that GitHub uses resident keys? I'm fairly sure they use non-resident keys.
China's mission to win African hearts with satellite TV
Yeah, I don't get it. I used Vue because it was straightforward. The options interface was Vue. Now, if it keeps getting more complicated and also has two ways to go about things, and the docs are split into two as well... Why not just go for React that's complicated and more popular?
FTC can not make laws. It does not matter how much you want this to be law. It must be passed by Congress.

Even then, it wouldn’t hold in intrastate cases since the Commerce clause doesn’t provide for that.
Wow. Clearly wow.
It's just personal preference.
There is nothing wrong with Microsoft Word not with paying for a good tool.
What's the state of the art in distributing WebRTC to 100k+ clients?

When I was more into the low latency streaming space a few years ago, it felt like WebRTC was there when it came to << 1 second latency, but the infrastructure to actually distribute it was not really. I think Cloudflare (and maybe some other vendors) were working on creating some standard, has it landed? Can I run my own horizontally scalable WebRTC broadcaster (are there open source implementations)?

Something like Low-Latency HLS or CMAF was at like < 5 second latency, but was on the other hand stupidly easy to distribute widely (just static files on a plain old CDN / http server).
In my head the answer is simple, moonlight is a one-to-one stream, while broadcasting to many clients at once is a whole different setup.
No hatred really.

It just felt like going to a knife fight with a Bazooka.
What would the risk be other than changing the distribution of heat around the planet? The solar power would have heated up the area locally had it not been captured by the panel. This makes the local temp lower while raising the temp at the point the power is used.
Yes. I host both on my NixOS desktop that has a 13900KF and an RTX4080 (using nvenc and AV1), as well as from my MacBook Pro M3 Pro.
A friend lived there.

He worked during the day, and said coming home and sitting around his pool in the evening was wonderful.

don't know if that's true with this heat wave?
To be fair, being overly reliant on wheels for locomotion does have some serious consequences.

Even cutting out walking and jogging in favour of *human-powered* bikes or wheelchairs will lead to bone density loss and muscular dystrophy.
Agreed. We could be doing far more to design our spaces for passive cooling.
> (technically third but we don't talk about that)

There's a story that he only allowed that book to be reprinted so that people would stop paying hundreds of dollars for a copy on eBay.
> 100-110F there is pretty comfortable, so long as you can get some shade.

I agree with you there, but I'd also mention that in Phoenix, it's not the heat that will kill you, it's the sun. The deserts in Arizona and eastern California have the most intense sun in the US. If you can't find shade, for example while hiking in the desert, the climate in Phoenix is brutal.

It's also very easy to get dehydration and low blood sodium, because sweat evaporates so fast you don't even realize you're sweating.

This all makes the climate very dangerous - it's not as uncomfortable as heat with high humidity, but it will sneak up and kill you. One third of all heat related deaths in the US happen in Arizona.[1]

1: https://apnews.com/article/record-heat-deadly-climate-change...
-40C is when the snow squeaks like styrofoam and the line feeding my fridge water freezes
The attack is on elliptic curves...
If someone does a convert this headline to a mathematical proof tool I'll die happy.
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> The left has an extremely consistent view of the administrative state. They want it to exist as a quasi-fourth branch where the president doesn’t have full authority to turn those agencies into an embodiment of their personal will.

Yes, and many people don't want the administrative state to exist as a quasi-fourth branch. As someone who now runs a business with multiple lines of business in heavily regulated areas, you basically have three problems.

First, what does the regulator think the law says.

Second, what administrative actions has a regulator occupying the position previously done.

Third, what does the law actually say.

The administrative state has very real issues between the first and second points. In particular, the ability for an executive to do things like "imply" greater investigative actions may be taken for engaging in certain lines of business effectively means that laws can be selectively reinterpreted to achieve political aims.

An obvious example of this is Operation Choke Point from the Obama presidency. To this day, it makes obtaining MSB bank accounts for handling things as simple as payroll quite difficult. The administrative state is a very real issue for a nation governed by laws.
My takeaway from the linked post is that the author is more concerned with floating point invariance across platforms than speed (although improvements in speed are of course welcome).

If the data confined to a certain range of exponents, one could reduce the size of the accumulator, perhaps significantly.

Re 4-8x -- the large option in xsum was benchmarked at less than 2x the cost of a direct sum. Not so bad?
Hmmm...
assume one can harvest the financial news from some big website, then correlate it with market (historic) movements (when articles stating X Y and Z are posted, then after 24h Gold price dropped)(with a 80%-90% rate)(that could be used to predict and trade 'regularly')
For some reason upgrading memory seems more cost efficient than just buying a better computer. For example I bought a mini PC for 140 EUR and upgraded to 32GB for additional 80 EUR. Meanwhile actual 32GB mini PCs with rougly equivalent CPU start at much higher prices.
You don’t understand climate change.

Nobody denies the climate has always changed. The issue is with human induced climate change is the rate of change.

It’s the difference between bringing a car from 100mph to a gentle stop and slamming it into a brick wall. The rate of change we’ve introduced doesn’t give ecosystems or species the time they need to adapt.
A new use for AI – Mitigate open-source abuse
The categorical contours of the Chomsky-Schützenberger representation thm (2023)
Really?? Why? I'm a long time Vue user and the new API feels like the exact same thing, just more flexible and easier to reuse.
As an European: most in the EU have failed to understand that we was global superpower when we have had domestic industry and no, the country size count little, Portugal and the Nederland was two biggest world superpower despite their tiny size. For one.

Secondary EU and USA interests are different, simply, we have still a bit of industry but not natural resources and space, Russian Federation have them and with our tech we could be again a balanced (no one of the two can oppress/rule the other) superpower no one in the world, USA and China combined, could beat us. We committed suicide with two world war, maybe it's time to avoid a third one.

Tertiary UE dense cities are simply untenable and have no reasons to be kept in modern time, after globalization and IT/TLC revolution it's about time to stop wasting enormous resources in concentration and spread again. USA need cities to have large slice of poor easy to be used as Ford model workers because USA have domestic resources, we have not, we can't compete in that term, but we are capable of crafting things together, meaning we can cooperate in a spread and very diverse system, with different languages and laws as well.

Sorry guys, that's is. The world is vary and anyone have it's own interests.
Interactive NixOS Tests
More readable title:

Judge Blocks FTC's Non-Compete Ban, Citing Overreach and Potential Harm to Businesses
> Since 2018, Germany has been the slowest-growing economy in the G7 – expanding by 0.4% a year on average. While the rest of the eurozone’s big four – France, Italy and Spain – have been showing signs of recovering from the slowdown caused by the Ukraine war-induced energy shock

Hm
https://xkcd.com/1102/
Could you point towards any sources on this? A few google searches turn up nothing and.
You should share your game on itch.io, for better reach and more feedback.
This functionality should be built into GitHub and other issue trackers for open-source projects.

Detect a negative sentiment comment and post a reply with a suggested polite message.
I find the composition API to be clearer and simpler in almost every way. Script setup is amazing.

Also proper typescript support without annoying workarounds, that alone would make it worth it.
i just get a spinner.
You clearly don't understand the issue in the slightest.

Thanks for coughing up something most people have heard before, perhaps work on why that particular screed is irrelevant.
I get ~83% running pylontech us5000+victron multiplus 2, full charge->full discharge, measured by an ET112 meter.
Many people born above the sunbelt hate being above the sunbelt

These things have to be a choice for people

A lot of people choose sun
Keyboard navigation needs some improvement. It's not easy to navigate because you are blocked from correct guesses. Also, it wanted me to guess "SASHA", but the hint was for "Sacha" (Baron Cohen).
I live in Germany since a few years not and I find so sad to see that they do not have any interconnected services and that there is so much red tape for everything.

The different health suppliers are not interconnected so they cannot send even the most basic things digitally, everything is posted to you and you take it to the other supplier.

It is not uncommon to receive CDs for x-rays or similar to take to another specialist. Makes you cringe.

And do not get me started on internet connections!
blocket.se, tori.fi, huuto.net or huutokauppa.fi. I think.
Haptic – Open-Source and Local-First Markdown Editor
Cloudflare: A Docker registry backed by Workers and R2
Programming the Convergent WorkSlate's spreadsheet microcassette future
The prompts at least for me are very travel heavy with an emphasis on said travel being meaningful / life changing. It’s great to have something like that, but travel can just be fun and that’s great too.

I have other areas I’d rather ask about, and travel id ask more basic questions - where was your favorite trip in past few years? Where do you most want to go? From there can go deeper on why, what they prioritize to do, how they approach traveling, etc.

I’d add a feedback box to the AI. Click random prompt, then I can tell the AI “no travel questions, give me some questions to find what they value in life”, or whatever, then can continue to tweak from there
I have this lib with most of the functions of the web-site, so you can script everything you want https://www.npmjs.com/package/use-chromatone
I wonder if we'll eventually just have all the common platforms switch to RISCV?
Two points about the GPU comparison. Modern GPUs, including the 7900 XTX, have tensor cores which give higher TOPS, especially for smaller data formats like int8. Desktop GPUs are also driven to power levels and voltages are beyond peak efficiency, so TOPS/watt will be worse than an NPU by design. (I'm sure the overall architecture is also a factor, but don't underestimate the effect of those comparatively simple power/frequency/voltage decisions.)

And of course, software support is still very much in "I'll believe it when I see it" territory.
Just how do you benchmark an AI? Do you ask it? There is a few pans of fundge factor.

My car goes faster in reverse, something that I only need for movies like "the in-laws." ( Peter Falk and Alan Arkin)
To expand on that: there's also the issue that these games have to be (somewhat) competitive multiplayer games: multiplayer because otherwise there's no way to create enough content, and competitive since otherwise there's less of a reason to play the game for long periods of time.

If you've ever played a dead/dying competitive game as a newcomer you will know the problem this creates: since the people that stay around are either new or very dedicated players, the skill gap becomes gigantic, which turns of most new players.

if your game wins the Life-Service race, you draw other players in. If your game dies the very same structure that keep players around will prevent new players from joining.
Disappearing web and what to do about it
> Imagine two years after the fact some bureaucrat sent a letter informing you that because of your previous bad decisions you're unable to drive. Driving is a privilege, and the state will no longer grant that privilege to you.

Ex post facto laws are generally unconstitutional. Generally -- especially as it imposes a new punishment after you've already been punished.

Something like this would almost certainly be implemented as "X driving infractions committed on or after [date law is effective]."

[edit] in administrative law, retroactive application is only permitted when congress has explicitly given retroactive power to an agency.
Yikes, a 32GB RAM limit seems a bit low in 2024, even for a laptop.
So you should be clear about what you are doing. There is a difference between (a) validating a problem statement before you build a product and (b) selling a product that doesn't exist.
Me too. The options api enforced grouping and you could lint the ordering of the lifecycle methods, methods, computed, data etc. Thjs made it very easy to know where to find something inside a component
You think they can combine them?
"He is one of the tent people. My mom still speaks to him, but I haven’t spoken to him in years."

Well, it's good you can still use him for PR purposes towards eventually getting a cushy contract from one of those cities desperate to provide their citizens some illusory figment of progress on the problem until they leave office.
In the case of Australia (my home), the casino itself is crime ridden (mainly the corporation behind the casino, and its behind-closed-doors relationships with organised crime and with government - but money laundering and other crimes also occur on the casino floor), while the neighbourhood around the casino is quite safe, peaceful, and upmarket.
I'd assume "text home" is the one that's explicitly against the rules no matter the method.
Looks like the site is down. Appears to be a VPS on Ghandi's platform.
No one is reaching peak performance on these AI accelerators. Its just stupid marketing.
Why are you opining on predictions without knowing that I meant by NHI?
This was such a great pitch for the book, I went ahead and ordered it!

With fantasy settings in particular it's crucial to keep the setting consistent, since the book is the only "source of truth" on the matter. This sounds like the way to go. Excited to check it out.
That reductionist analysis treats people as individualised economic drones. What do you mean by "productive" - earning a salary? Contributing to civic society? People don't just do nothing if they have means.

Inheritance tax damages filial peity and encourages the disintegration of society.
Starkey Comics
... Dear nigerian prince,
I hope this letter finds you well, and that the troubles of your father are now long gone. Here now the days are shorter, you can see the birds flying south, probably to more sunny places like the ones you tell me about in your letters.

I cannot wait for the day that we finally meet!

Please tell your busniess manager that I will deliver the requested funds myself, as I plan to visit your country soon.

Holding you dear, your friend

John Doe, sq.
The BBC projecting its repressed sexuality onto the Koreans

Clearly, here on Airstrip One there is absolutely no "Engulfing" of any deepfake porn crisis in our perfect schools by our perfect school children.
I'm unaware of WebRTC being used for this sort of "multicast" context, especially with such a high "fanout" -- all I've used/built are p2p contexts like video/data.

Not knowledgeable here, but also interested if someone actually knows the answer to your question...
Thanks from non native English reader that now understands what's going on :).
Interesting! Do you have a link or term to Google?
> It is not uncommon to receive CDs for x-rays or similar to take to another specialist

Funny, as when I had to be admitted in germany (I was on vacation there), the German staff was saying how backward NL was for having to send a dvd with x rays instead of just emailing it encrypted.
Does it boot Xenix?
Sorry for the very basic question, but, is DSA, in this context, Disabled Students' Allowance?
Yes, but even better would be:

fahrenheit to celcius:
((F-32)/2)+10%

So:
100F = 100-32=68/2=34+3.4=37.4 (actual 37.7)
32F = 0/2=0
50F = 50-32=18/2=9+10%=9.9 (actual 10)

I prefer this heuristic, since after taking the 32 difference, it’s just halving and adding 10%, which is very easily and quickly done mentally (as compared to (5/9)
You might not be seeing what you think you're seeing, WRT everything going into the same truck. Lots of municipalities (e.g. mine) undertake resource extraction from commingled waste & recycling streams. It isn't the same everywhere, but sometimes it's more efficient to just put the entire waste stream through the same extraction process to recover recyclable materials. The separate receptacles at the client side are obviously redundant, but sometimes those remain from legacy processing arrangements.
You can be experiencing full blown mania, and the psychiatrist can give you an anti-psychotic which will bring back to earth in a few hours. Then they can put you on a medication regimen where you stop having manic episodes. I would say it's much further along than doctors in the 1500s.

The mechanisms are not clear, which is not unusual in medicine, but the treatments are very effective.
France is the world’s seventh largest economy. Achieving growth is not trivial for an advanced and mature economy.
Those three have a combined GDP of about 6.3bn€, compared to germany at 4.2bn€. And at least France and arguably Italy are what you might wanna call a "full stack economy" as well. However, they also have 176 million people vs. 83 million.

So those three have even lower productivity than germans, funny as that might sound.
> Citing Overreach and Potential Harm to Businesses

Potential harm to business, oh no. Might as well repeal the 13th amendment while we are at it. Imagine how much more competitive American companies would be if they didn't have to pay for silly stuff like salaries.
In your nginx.conf, http block, add

include /etc/nginx/useragent.rules;

In /etc/nginx/useragent.rules

map $http_user_agent $badagent {
default 0;
~facebook 1;
[...]
~PerplexityBot 1;
}

In your site.conf, server block, add

if ($badagent) {
return 444;
}
The 90s internet comparison feels pretty apt to me.

In both cases, it's a signal that a correction, maybe even a crash, is going to come due to massive over- and misinvestment.

But like the 90s internet, it's likely going to be extremely transformative in the longer term.

Some people focus on the short term part of this, others on the long term. Integrating both into a coherent perspective isn't that easy.

It's going to be interesting for a while!
Using LLMs to learn about a topic you're not familiar with is very dangerous.
China has done a good job cleaning up pollution in its major cities, but it has not solved the heat problem, if anything this summer was the hottest ever in southern China.
What a stupid article. Their benchmark for digital relevance? The number of AI startups... Sure, Germany has had less recent growth than any other G7 member - but it is also among the highest GDP per capita of the G7, highest GDP in Europe, and 3rd highest in the world.
this is a pretty good overview; it's unfortunate that they omitted linear from the title of the article, because it's pretty crucial

my notes on the landscape five years ago: https://dercuano.github.io/notes/linear-optimization-landsca...
> The US and the UK have 5.22 AI startups for each 100,000 inhabitants; Germany has 1.9

It’s cute when journalists try to do things with numbers. This is a very weird sentence. Firstly, what is number of AI startups per capita a metric of? Some AI startups are more important than others.

Secondly why are US and UK lumped together? I assume they don’t each have precisely 5.22 AI startups per 100k inhabitants, so is this the combined total of their populations? Why combine those two countries? Why not combine US and Canada, or UK and France, or US and Japan?
I had the same vibe and I still have it regarding Nuxt 3.

Had it with React when it moved to functional components from class components.

But I convinced myself I have to dive deep enough to understand it since a lot of people seem to like it. And now I like the Composition API more in general.

Apart from one tidbit: I constantly forget where I need to put `.value` after a variable name to extract its... value.
Black Myth Wukong and response to it is good proving point. By all reasonable metrics it was massive success in west as well. Million or two million copies sold at least to western market for new studio in freshly launched IP is nothing to scoff at.

It really tells you that buyers of games do not really care about stuff journalist talk about. It really has rather little affect on their purchasing decisions. And that is really what should matter when you are trying to sell something.
Unless of course you are one of a number of the sportsmen who end up with a brain injury and lose 3% of your brain function