skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Luckily, for those of us who prefer when film photography meant at least mostly actually filming things, there’s plenty of very good film and TV (and even more of lesser quality) to keep a person occupied for a couple lifetimes.
I'm gonna disagree with you there. The difference was with stat patterns, and the person at Facebook who ran the tests had something wrong with the disk setup that was causing it to run slowly. They ignored multiple responses that reproduced very different results.

Nail in the coffin on this was a benchmark GitHub ran two years ago that got the results that FB should have: git status within seconds.

Facebook didn't use mercurial because of big O, they used it because of hubris and a bad disk config.
This was perhaps my favorite LLM I have talked to. Factually not very correct, and it was a little rude. But Moshi was fun
"since you must process IP addresses in order to serve a website"

That's complete nonsense.
There's a huge wave of chargers building over the next 24 months. Many will have NACS.
It’s because Facebooks complementary good is content (primary good is ad slots) and if somebody wins the ai race they can pump out enough content to jumpstart a Facebook competitor with a ton of content.
This is a common design in commercial ovens. Pretty lazy writing.
You are saying planning never works without even the ability to point to any specific cases. Why do you swallow your own ideology so uncritically?

Does Soviet-style central planning work? It didn't seem to work well in the few societies that really tried it.

Dos all planning fail? Seems unlikely, given the amount of fairly centralized planning that went on (and still goes on today) in East Asian countries, countries that are the rare "success stories" of developmental economics.

In fact the original East Asian success story was Meiji-era Japan, basically the only society outside of the West that managed to industrialize itself during the 19th century. And if one sits down to read a history book one quickly realizes that what the Meiji government did was highly top-down and planned with the explicit goal to catch up to the European colonial powers. It did not resemble classical laissez-faire economics.
It's a whole world. There are online communities of blind people who will give you excellent guidance.

One person to follow online may be: Josh Miele

You sound like a supportive parent, and I'm sure your son is lucky to have you in his camp. Good luck.
Badass dude!
Hey I'm in the process of building something similiar - synctium.com Do you mind telling me what you didn't like about Monica?
Oven doors are annoying, often requiring you to bend quite low or else drop them depending on placement. As a comment on the linked article mentions many commercial ovens feature this style of door.
How will we ever tell the difference. Oh no.
I'm not an exit node.

You can buy a vps with xmr if you're worried about privacy from law enforcement.
> 80 hour work-weeks

You assume that all startups are crippled by dysfunctional mismanagement, but it is not so.
If git is blocking you, you are using it wrong. Lotta instances of people treating it as an artifact repository. Use it correctly with a branching strategy that works for your use case and it's bulletproof.

Plenty of other customers with the same magnitude problems as Meta are using Git perfectly fine.
That may be fair. For things that take up less than half the oven width there are probably some advantages to side-by-side though the photos don't do a great job of showing that. On the other hand, you don't want to make the oven look small and not capable of handling roasts.
>The chargers are few and far between

Where are you that the CCS chargers are few and far between? While I agree it's annoying to have to potentially use multiple apps if you aren't in a car that has a consolidation play (like fordpass), there are far more CCS chargers in the states I've visited than Tesla counterparts.

With gas station chains like Pilot, 7-eleven, Wawa, Circle-K, and others building out their own networks, and Tesla firing basically their entire charging network staff, non-Tesla chargers will only continue to grow at a faster pace than what Tesla has to offer. At least we've standardized on J3400 plugs so we can (hopefully) move away from the game of "do you have the right adapter"?
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Yes, you get a CCS adapter bundled for no extra charge with the retrofit. I just had mine done.
I'm surprised crypto bros haven't bought every house in your neighborhood
There are *so* many options out there. Saying you don't know how to do it without using an evil, monopolistic company is like saying you can't host email without using Google. It's lazy, untechnical and just plain untrue.
I think between 15 and 20% were build pre-2019. The number of non-CCS is actually on the higher end of this, as component shortages caused quite a few to be built without CCS support in 2020.
Do higher frequency RAM provide an actual noticeable improvement in performance?

Genuinely curious.
I think Tesla claims to be making ~8k/week now. IIRC, Ford has >200k cars out there and Rivian >100k.
One Million Checkboxes, Hacked?
Well llama is famously trained on the books3 dataset, which was full of stolen books.

You can’t even get that dataset anymore and the people who made the scripts that generated it got arrested.

Same goes for fb using all text data from almost all adults on their platform in Australia and the US. OpenAI seemingly used YouTube data, without permission, to train their sora model.
Copilot was trained on all public GitHub repos, regardless of license.

If you don’t think there are ethical concerns there… then I think we have different definitions of “ethics”
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I don't recall. They've got huge fire engines (and permission to keep the engine running as long as they are fighting a fire) so the solutions now on the market might run the pump off of electricity generated by the engine.

For disaster preparedness, my initial guess is that alkaline batteries (e.g., D cells) would be a good solution because unlike lithium-ion batteries, alkalines remain healthy and keep their charge through years of storage.
Don’t be vague then. What do pagers do, if not connect?
I’m well aware of what a SIEM does. You do not need to log a plaintext secret to know what the principal is doing with it. In a highly auditable environment (your words) this is a disaster
> But by definition the founders of the USA were terrorists

I don’t remember reading any attacks on civilians in the revolutionary war. The civilians would have all been Americans, so it wouldn’t make sense.

The British regarded them as traitors, and would have hung them for treason and sedition.
I remember Invade-A-Load on the Commodore 64 which allowed you to play a space invaders clone while the actually game was loading from the tape drive.

Actually Ridge Racer on the original PlayStation did similar but with Galaga and decidedly shorter load times!
This is literally designed to make the user's life easier. Regular toaster oven bottom hinges just CLUNK on the table. If you're not very careful when lowering or raising you can skim your hand or grab onto the hot part of the door. This allows you to slowly open it in a controlled manner, which both feels and is more secure, and works with the natural shape and orientation of the hand. Not to mention you can now install it in a raised position (above the table) without worrying about the top flopping down on you.
Can't wait 'til it gets raunchy in everybody's DMs unprompted, just like the training data...
Here's a pretty decent take on the copyright aspect as to why it was probably not what they would of gone for https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=epBCFFM7m60
TOR as it exists now is a honeypot simple as. Same as that documentary called "Benedict Cumberbniamnatch's Great Work" where they cracked the radio signals of the Frenchmen but they had to let the submarine sink so that they knew that the other guy doesn't know that they knew.
NSA uses ROT which is TOR-inspired but takes the techniques and incognito aspects 7 or 8 steps ahead.
https://archive.ph/AOwLL
Thanks -- those are some useful data points.

What about the freezing (and probable eventual seizure) of $300b of CBRF assets (apparently 60 percent its total foreign currency reserves)? That's got to be causing some significant pain, somewhere.
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That’s how open source already works by default. The difference is if an OSS tool is broken my boss doesn’t imply landing a fix is my responsibility on top of my regular job duties.
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I shall follow you down your personal/Hungarian tangent...

There was a guy called Jackie Orszaczky who was a Hungarian jazz/funk musician - bass player, bandleader, and singer - here (in Sydney, Australia) who made some of my most loved jazz/funk music.

This is one of his bands: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hydb0dyB9GQ

Sadly, he died about 15 years back, way too early. Fuck Cancer.

Apparently he was "a big deal" in Hungary, at least amongst music circles. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jackie_Orszaczky
Wow, this is really hostile design. They obviously know they can't ban third-party software on macos like they did on iphone, but they surely intend to come as close to it as possible, and make it as inconvenient as possible to install any.
Yeah, in my comparing deepseek coder 2 lite (the best coding model I can find that’ll run on my 4090) to Claud sonnet under aider…

Deep seek lite was essentially useless. Too slow and too low quality edits.

I’ve been programming for about 17 years, so the things I want aider to do are a little more specific than building simple web apps. Larger models are just better at it.

I can run the full deepseek coder model on some cloud and probably get very acceptable results, but then it’s no longer local.
Crazy how Tesla vastly outperformed the govt investing billions into making 8 chargers
Against Heroism
No, sorry. I put the wrong title.

https://pimbook.org/
How are you imagining the penultimate node in the chain connects to the target server without knowing anything about them?
This inspires me as a programmer and delights me as a player. Surprising variety in the stages and lovely precise feel to the car handling. 3 or 4 goes before I started to beat it, first with keyboard then with a pad. Fired up some smooth techno to accompany me in the background :)

Could do with 3 more stages ;P
I also have a custom rga-fzf function, I think adapted from that:

rga-fzf () {
local query=$1
local extension=$2
if [ -z "$extension" ]
then
RG_PREFIX="rga --files-with-matches --no-ignore"
else
RG_PREFIX="rga --files-with-matches --no-ignore --glob '*.$extension'"
fi
echo "RG Prefix: $RG_PREFIX"
echo "Search Query: $query"
FZF_DEFAULT_COMMAND="$RG_PREFIX '$query'" fzf --sort --preview="[[ ! -z {} ]] && rga --colors 'match:bg:yellow' --pretty --context 15 {q} {} | less -R" --multi --phony -q "$query" --color "hl:-1:underline,hl+:-1:underline:reverse" --bind "change:reload:$RG_PREFIX {q}" --preview-window="50%:wrap" --bind "enter:execute-silent(echo {} | xargs -n 1 open -g)"
}

It allows one to continually open lots of files found through rga-fzf, so one can look at them in $EDITOR all at once. Useful sometimes.
The impact of selling fewer cars due to the chaos of standing in mall lines waiting to charge is going to be a net harm I think to Tesla in the long run
I believe they were waiting for something, too. And the game is successful enough to make some bank out of it. Coromon also has tons of similarities, judging from the demo alone, and I doubt they were ever sued. Correct me if I am wrong, anyone.
> Shame on you Apple.

This is just annoying. It's not clear that Apple Intelligence runs well on older phones. Good LLM are notoriously slow on non-optimized hardware.
Same words, different meanings: getting better at estimation communication
Or what you can learn about having your wife leave you for your ceo. Probably the one gem Instagram ever showed me in my feed. I couldn't believe that was real.
Yes. Not only, though. Mainly they are making it less convenient for users to run unsigned binaries because being an universal gatekeeper for the whole platform and being able to control every binary that runs on it is an incredibly lucrative position, and Apple wants to be in this position. This is, of course, completely contrary to the interests of the users, but what they are going to do?
Hot take. Tesla supercharger network is better quality and an actual product compared to their rattle box cheap ass cars. Not worth it at the price I bought, and only good as leases imo now that they’re cheap.

I am an OG in the sense that I had FSD at $2k and have seen the evolution of “full self driving”. It sucks. It’s a gimmick that I would not trust with the lives of my family. I trust myself enough to use it when it was just me driving. Good for highway driving in middle lane, but other cars do that as well..

Also in my friend group it was just me who had FSD nobody else had it.

I sold my Tesla long ago when Elon start short circuiting his brain with brainrot.

However the prevalence and reliability of supercharger is unmatched.
$.50/kWh? That's crazy. It's $0.22 in Palo Alto ($0.19 for the first 450 kWh/month). I didn't realize it was such a good deal compared to PG&E.
It could be, but current "ai" doesn't "understand" anything, and this model isn't it.
I'm neither trolling, not out of touch.

You're citing ISIS. I suggest you some research to see who funded (and founded) ISIS and their ilk, and their predecessors for the matter, and for whose interests it is that they remain. Plus, even they don't use the word "infidel" in your link. They mix truth (e.g. western colonialism and rules that Islam dictates) with falsehood, to push their agenda. ISIS and their ilk have always attacked other Muslims. Plus, I don't see the word "infidel" there.
Posting AI image spam to facebook, and producing tutorials about it are both tidy little cottage industries now. It is so voluminous and predictable that it's hard to believe facebook are not quietly giving it a pass as an arm's-length experiment on automated content.
I agree about the name: they shouldn't have stolen the name of a great metal band.
Nitpick but I wouldn’t call C a universal FFI, it’s merely the de facto FFI. C can’t meaningfully represent any complex language semantics (not that it should or even could)
Some in the US government do tend to project their own bloody-mindedness onto the Chinese, yes
As Henry Hazlitt said

The art of economics consists in looking not merely at the immediate but at the longer effects of any act or policy; it consists in tracing the consequences of that policy not merely for one group but for all groups
Apologies for that - that's a genuine bug.

I left the one minute limitation in when I was doing some testing.

I've kicked it back up to 12 minutes which is what it should have been.
We had some visitors to California from out of state recently, and the rental car place gave them an electric car (not Tesla), without basically any education about how to deal with them.

I'm a huge fan of electric cars, and will probably never buy anything except EVs in the future, but man are you right that the non-Tesla experience is bleak.

Charging was incredibly stressful. Few CCS chargers, each with a tiny number of charging spots (4-8), with many chargers broken, and the rest fully occupied.

I know it will get better, but I can't believe how bad it is at the moment, and can't believe that car rental companies are handing EVs out without much much more handholding.

(Edit: plus, the car navigation system had zero knowledge of how to plan a long route with charging. That's table stakes for an EV, and criminally bad management that they'd ship a car that didn't have full knowledge of the chargers out there and also how to route. Traditional US car manufacturers are absolutely incompetent and will not survive competition with Chinese manufacturers unless they clean house on everything software related.)
The problem is that it seems like people who believe in the free market as the solution to everything are the same ones who work hard to monopolize and destroy it.
Why would this oblige the client to trust any self-signed cert as opposed to trusting all certificates whose chain of trust can be established using the system's trust store? The reporter isn't asking for mail to automatically trust untrusted certificates, they have added them to the trust store.
Individual JSON records are streamable
Imagine the air fryer sitting on a counter with a depth of 2x the frye depth. If the door is single hinge (on side or bottom), then you cannot have anything sitting in anywhere in front of the fryer when you open the door (it will block the door).. with French doors, you can.

With a full size oven in a very narrow kitchen, French doors would be similarly preferable.
Well now we will have the most cringe AI model. Congrats to LinkedIn lol
Solved by continuing to expand the network. Just like we have sufficient gas stations, except chargers should be a hell of a lot cheaper to build than gas stations given the latter's environmental constraints.
There can be no lawsuit here without upsetting the entire gaming industry. Sue star wars survivor series for being a blatant ripoff of sekiro but based in star wars - where do you draw the line? Games have copied mechanics for as long as there have been games.

I have no faith in the courts, however, and nintendo usually wins these stupid things.
After a few nails in its coffin, a Chinese co. will acquire it, and then the West will wonder how they could let such foundational tech be lost to a competitor nation.
Who wants to monitor and be oncall for a critical rabbitMQ service that someone only runs to save $15/month? Even if there's one outage it's already worth just paying for it.
Or that dictation software exists…
It's not terrorism, as Israel is targeting their enemies during war. Terrorism is targeting uninvolved civilians not during war.

The Hezbollah attack that started this war was an act of terrorism.

The Ukraine placing bombs in cities where the Russians are about to march in is not terrorism.

Having that said: It would be better if the Hezbollah could be stopped by other less cruel means. But war is ugly. The Hezbollah has started it so Israel has all the right to defend themselves. Even if it's cruel.
> the imbalance of application effort vs employer response.

A recent issue in the job application realm is AI application bots that will apply to 100's of jobs on your behalf, which is the opposite problem. Seems like both sides are racing to make applications as useless as possible as quickly as possible.

If you don't have a network, good luck in the future.
The government investment is just getting started with deployment, and frankly waiting to standardize on NACS instead of deploying with CCS was the smart choice, even if it delayed deployment by a year or so.

NACS is so much better and having a single standard will smooth out so much in the future.
This is well understood public knowledge.

https://community.torproject.org/onion-services/overview/
I've wondered from time to time why I collect history books, keep my encyclopedias, when I could just google it. Now I know why. They predate AI and are unpolluted by generated bilge.
This is complete conjecture. Like Truecrypt, Veracrypt is open source, has been audited and has been actively maintained. Could it use another audit? Sure but so could Bitlocker but that isn't happening for even the first time any time soon.
I believe that expertise combined with automation can build a strong foundation that can be delegated to AI agents.
Presumably not all of them will deliver greater good but let’s not lose hope, it’s still infancy.
There are paid game testers.
There is a “Comic Code Coding Essentials“ bundle for $30, licensed for up to 5 users. Unfortunately, it’s at the very bottom of the page so it’s easy to miss.
Ops dude here. I agree.
I recently was doing some digging on the real future of AI in dev/ops, and I found that the higher the complexity, the less capable the AI (oh god, I've turned into one of those that is now saying AI instead of ML/DL).
Operations is the height of big picture complexity - exactly what AI is not good at.
That said, I think it could do a lot to assist with finding anomalies that get missed in the flood of data. I've done some fun log stuff on this using Z values before but it took mental effort!
So I do think it could help a lot with the queries/searches, but it is unlikely to be able to do "whole system" observability across DC/stacks very well in current iteration.

PS: I hate how many "agents" already have to run on systems. Especially when the prod stuff is core starved already. I can't tell you how many times I've found an agent (like crowdstrike) causing some strange cascade issue!
I was similarly inspired by afterthebeep, but didn't get anywhere. It'll be interesting to see if different niches/metas build up over time.

I had fun browsing the different topics, and could see myself using this as a way to have "slow" social media usage.
Crayons aren’t made by mashing people’s artwork through a gpu.

Crayons don’t generate content either.

If I download something from megaupload (rip) megaupload is the one that gets in trouble. They are storing, compressing, and shipping that information to me.

The same thing happens with AI, the information is just encoded in the model weights instead of a video or text encoding or whatever. When you download a model, you’re downloading a lossy compressed version of all the data it was trained on.
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Insanely high quality post. Wish more blogs retained this level of quality.
They don't say much about data privacy.
True. The only ethical way to obtain money is by working for a corporation. Corporations are the only entities that legitimately can sell anything.