skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Split horizon DNS can help you solve this for all services, not just ssh, and not be at the whims of Apple.
This cannot be true. Science marches ever forward. We are learning new things constantly and no knowledge has been lost. New findings from new studies always augment our growing base of empirical facts and evidence. We are more advanced today than anyone, anywhere in the past.
With only hot air you would need a lot of heat and pulling, potentially displacing other parts nearby, because it seems like the nand flash is not just soldered, but additionally glued with some kind of adhesive.
Sam Altman (CEO of "OpenAI" - company responsible for chatGPT ) just announced that " It is possible that we will have superintelligence in a few thousand days".
Alas! For almost a century [see diagram] CEO's are spreading phony illusions about "superintelligent AI" being almost ready. This happens when your main concern is to find investors rather than actually helping humanity.
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Logging out doesn’t work anymore. They would need to make an alt account.
I'm going to side with chaos: let both fail, let new products come up.
US antitrust laws grant private rights of action for monetary damages and injuctive relief. They’re unlikely to apply to Automattic/Wordpress though.

(Most other governments don’t grant these rights though)
We (the rest of the world) are not omniscient. Its always possible that we are wrong, and they are right.

Our assumption that the only valid way to happiness is a capitalist democracy, and we force it on everyone with our military strength, then thats just a crusade.
There is a link to the source code of the whole vga playground in the top right of the screen.
I would dare to say that the Netherlands is poorly governed given the extreme time it took to form a government both in 2021-22 and 2023-24.

We also had something similar in Sweden after the last two elections.
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Please, please, please remember to install some fire suppression!
Yet, he uses hot air gun to solder the new chip. There are ways to safely remove that old nand chip, but why would they show the state of the art methods?
I recognize there are diminishing returns, and also, while I don't want first-tier mainstream languages, at the very least I want second-tier mainstream languages :)

Haskell, for example, is harder to pick, and I wouldn't pick Idris even if I founded my own company.
You are correct that we did the fork many years ago. Since then we have back ported a significant portion of Qt 5. Piece by piece our team has been improving the foundation and adding new functionality. We leverage C++ classes using inheritance and composition when possible.

A decision was made to move to C++20 and we are keeping an eye on when to make the next jump. We welcome contributors and friendly conversations.

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'Convenience' also has 've' instead of 'bi', but that's not relevant. The loanword is コンビニ. When romanizing Japanese (or any other language) the etymology of a loanword has no influence on the romanized form (konbini).
I have also immediately thought the same question. This is probably the most crucial part of the whole estimation and indeed left out in the article.
Right. There are many structural pipe fitting systems. Here's one.[1] Grainger, McMaster-Carr, and larger hardware stores stock them. Usually, they use bigger pipe. Fittings are really cheap on Alibaba.

[1] https://www.easyfit.com/catalog
Thanks a lot for sharing, I have not heard of this before.
Alas! For almost a century [see diagram] CEO's are spreading phony illusions about "superintelligent AI" being almost ready. This happens when your main concern is to find investors rather than actually helping humanity.
https://i0.wp.com/sitn.hms.harvard.edu/wp-content/uploads/20...
This may work on something with the complexity of a microcontroller or SoC, but becomes tricky beyond that. Any peripherals, especially removable ones would still need to be rediscovered and reinitialized on boot. Network connections may have died/reset while the system was off.

Essentially, this scheme has all the major complications of resuming from sleep/hibernation in practice.
You'll sit in the garage with a gun 24/7?
Did the fighters in Warsaw, if you can even call them fighters since they were a bunch of starving people with a few improvised weapons perhaps, open a war against Germany? I must have missed that.
That's actually a pretty interesting point. Not just evals but other components like system prompt should also be tailored to match the expected outcome.
Love the author sharing their winding journey as well as the tools and things they learned along the way. You can tell the author did grow a lot through this process, and through the year. Great stuff, thanks for sharing these great tips :D
The acidity is temporary. The organic acids in the peels are eventually metabolized by the fauna and converted to carbon dioxide.
It says "for the most serious illnesses", not "to heal/cure the ... illnesses".
Awesome, but what does 1'' mean? Some weird measurement unit?
> "Why not?" in the straight forward sense is easier- they simply do not appear a prerequisite for ordering a nuclear strike in the linked Nuclear Operations (2020) procedures

Nobody argued the Congress needs to be consulted for a nuclear strike today. This entire conversation is around a proposal which, by definition, isn't present reality.

> that's been bypassed a good many times to date hasn't it

What are you thinking of? The modern trend has been the Congress giving the President broad war powers [1].

> what is specifically being discussed here is that order to launch a nuclear strike, not an order to "start a war"

There is no situation where a nuclear first strike doesn't start a war. It would very likely end the era of America being the master of alliances and trigger a global rebalancing against Washington.

> meaning a POTUS can hand wave or invent any number of reasons in addition to being fooled by false alarms and issue an order to launch missiles

Sure. And any President since the founding of the republic has had the capacity to break any number of laws restricting their power. (Many times, they have.) That doesn't make those laws or the Constitution worthless.

Between the President and the silos are a number of people. The current rules mean there is no legitimate reason for anyone in that chain to question a first strike order. That changes if you have a procedure the President is blowing off. (It's also better than SecDef making it up as they go [2].)

I'm not particularly concerned about a U.S. President blowing an aneurysm and nuking Canada. I am concerned about Russia and Pakistan. Having a procedure for first use here lets us push for multi-party first-use authorisation elsewhere.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Authorization_for_Use_of_Milit...

[2] https://www.nbcnews.com/news/military/milley-acted-prevent-t...
Uhm, I use Mate under Trisquel 11 (bound to Ubuntu 22 releases, but libre), it's the default desktop DE and I have no issues with neither qt5ct nor GTK theme overriding, which is more apt for Gnome3/OSTree based desktops than normal setups.
Next EU regulation incoming.
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In the scenario that I describe, Qualcomm is disinterested in x86, it just wants maximum profit off the purchase. Very much like Oracle basically shitcanned all of Sun Microsystems' products and squeezed Sun customers hard.

Keep in mind that the outlook for Intel products is not that rosy both short- and mid-term. They will certainly not go back to commanding historic margins in the datacenter. Also they lost trust from both institutional and private customers in how they handled the Raptor Lake voltage problem. Whether these customers come back anytime soon is doubtful.

Also on the manufacturing side, Intel foundries are bleeding money, 20A is cancelled, and 18A is yet unproven. So making back the purchase price off the usual business would likely take a looong time.

Yes, it is possible that Intel's patents on their instruction sets and on emulating them are all invalid, but Qualcomm is the kind of litigious company that seems determined to find out. (Their patents are also the presumed reason why Qualcomm is basically the last major vendor to offer AV1 hardware decode in their processors)

It is also possible that the EU blocks the merger but in the current political climate, the EU has become something of a vassal of the US. same politicians who pressure for replacement of Lina Khan will also exert pressure on the EU.

> MediaTek, Samsung, and Rockchip already make consumer ARM laptops

Yes, but them not being able to economically emulate newer x86 instructions would be a major sales point for Qualcomm Snapdragon. They could basically capture all the customers which are dependent on x86 software.

> Qualcomm's biggest advantage in the PC space was their exclusivity agreement with Microsoft for Windows on ARM but that is already dying at the end of the year

I think you got that backwards. The exclusivity was the precondition for Qualcomm to become interested in the Windows on ARM. Otherwise they would not even have bothered to release products specifically for that tiny market. It is Microsoft who desperately needs to become independent from x86.

> Qualcomm really did dump billions into Intel just to stop making their processors and it was allowed, how is Qualcomm going to get their money back at all let alone better than squeezing Intel normally without first killing its main source of revenue?

Qualcomm will continue to sell x86 processors, just like Oracle continued to sell SPARC processors, for a while. But they would wind down the x86 business and try to capture locked-in x86 customers onto (high-margin) Snapdragons, and they have all the ingredients to make this happen. And they will have the patents both on the design and manufacturing side to at least cause serious trouble for competitors.
For the AI indexation I didn't mean to help third parties read messages, more that for Musk own AI agent to be usable by the Public and able to use or reference tweets, he wouldn't need a shit storm where you use Groq to browse content that is normally blocked to you.

Regarding the other hypothesis related to the "sign in" wall, based on number it looks like that this wall is not working anymore to boost users as the number of users is collapsing. So there might be a plan to enlarge "page views" and so user engagement by reopening the Public view of tweets.
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> As an outsider looking in, I have to wonder why the rest of the world, and especially the western world sit by silently while countries run themselves into the ground?

Because last time they did something it was "outside interference CIA black OPS are the devil". And before that "colonialism".

So good luck to the people of those countries but the change has to come from within. And if they don't have enough people who want the change, well... Inch'Allah.
> What does "warn them" even mean?

Every western and really non-western government should publicly state that the trajectory of Pakistan, South Africa, Brazil, etc is concerning and that if these countries do not change trajectory the human toll will be catastrophic.

Instead we just have silence, and some effective pretence that what is going on in these countries is entirely acceptable merely because the people have voted for their own destruction.

I'm not saying the west should invade and replace the governments as they tried in Afghanistan, but the poor governance in Africa, Asia and South America is incredibly costly for the west. If the west has to pick up the tab when it all comes crashing down, it should have some say.
Holy cow... Hobbing gears like these looks like a nightmare. There's going to have to be some backlash, or some precision grinding.
I am a former fan of extreme static typing, think Haskell higher-order type-classes fan. So, yes, I understand the value. But everything you build is very brittle in the face of changing requirement. When requirements seem to change because developers are still learning the domain, that is fine. This churn is unavoidable, true. But, if you have business people tell you, you have to pass some additional information through your system without doing anything to it, and you answer, I have to refactor all my type definitions, then you have some explaining to do.
> So good luck to the people of those countries but the change has to come from within.

Agreed, but do they know change has to come? When was the last time this message was clearly proclaimed to them?
That seems pretty weird but at least you are expected to demonstrate that you have a genuine interest in the field outside some narrow specialization (or would talking about their actual work not count as “tidbits”?

The listed Indian train service exam questions just seem beyond absurd in comparison. If the questions were about random niche train related trivia it would make a whole lot more sense (of course still stupid..)
This has been out for a while now. But before this, what people used to do is create a group with just yourself as a member, and send messages there. You had to create a group with 2 people (yourself and someone else), and just remove them because it could not be done directly. And this could be used as notes or whatever.

Right now I message myself but let's say if one wanted to maintain a separate chat for notes or some other purpose, they could create an infinite number of groups with just them in it and get it working.

Of course I think OP's solution is offering an interactive experience more than just one way communicaton.
> Why is every western government not warning Pakistan, and it's population, that if they continue to elect leaders who run the country into the ground that this will have dire consequences for their longevity and wellbeing?

The current Pakistani administration is a product of an American-backed coup on Imran Khan because he was getting cozy with China.
Did you consider using https://github.com/AI-Hypercomputer/maxtext ? It has a Jax llama implementation, and gets decent MFU on TPU and GPU (I've only tried it on NVidia GPU, not AMD).
What thread has Elon lost really? When Elon bought twitter there was a huge wave of people and the media telling us it was over in 6 months, when Elon fired staff they told us X would go down forever in a few months.

Under Elon imo X has gotten a lot better, I see more content that relates to me and has since found myself using X more than all the other social media platforms combined.

Blocking content makes no sense on a platform like X, if you block me and I still want to read your posts all I have to do is to make another account and read them. This just gets rid of the friction. If I block someone I just don't want to interact with them, I still want them to see me and my friends have fun.
Pakistan itself is also a (historical) example of the same problem. It is like GP doesn't know why the European empires were bad.
This is just car leasing as far as I can tell?

What's interesting about it?
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Well, I would agree the Netherlands and Sweden are rapidly approaching total collapse, but it's still significantly better governed than Pakistan.
> I suppose they have had several training rounds using badly broken phones first.

Can't be very many of those yet. The iPhone 16 only became available for sale last Friday.
I'm all for banning phones in class. Still I wonder. Is this to save the children or to save certain teachers from being exposed on libs of tiktok?
Closures are possible, yeah. But F# also has partial application(and currying). So you don't need to use a closure to do this.
> I kept running out of memory (OOM) when trying to `jax.jit` the entire training step. Even gradual `jax.jit` didn't work.

Were you using activation checkpointing? https://jax.readthedocs.io/en/latest/_autosummary/jax.checkp... is very important for keeping memory usage reasonable when training large models.
I doubt it helps by much, but I see it as also helpful downstream for other kinds of fuzzing/defense against future bad practices. You can't script as easily against a randomized username as you can against e.g. `admin`.
"I'm literally waiting for them to finish the raffle so my talk can start, I can make it just a Q&A about WP very easily"

If I were attending a conference I'd hope that the keynote speaker would put more thought into his talk than this. Not only is it childish, it's disrespectful to his audience.
I also had good experience setting up PIs with read-only root devices. All data needs to be sent off-device (or at least onto external storage), but it wasn’t too tricky and should avoid the usual SD-card issues.
While your project is neat and I'd like to see how the performance compares, for LLM training, PyTorch, including torch.compile works completely OOTB on AMD.

All you have to do is pip install the ROCm version of PyTorch (or run the docker image) and it's seamless (the ROCm version just treats torch.cuda as calling ROCm).

I've used axolotl (trl/accelerate based), torchtune, and LLaMA-Factory, which are all PyTorch-based without any issues for training.
So... hertz for Jaguars?
Another option is to use free and open source encryption software, like gpg/pgp.

Like what most darknet markets use.
> We (the rest of the world) are not omniscient. Its always possible that we are wrong, and they are right.

I would care less if the collapse of Pakistan did not have consequences for the west, but it does.

And Pakistan and South Africa are far from Communist utopias, and regardless, continuing as they are will have massive human toll, regardless of how much you hate capitalism.
If those circumstances occur, what would you be serving that can't afford to go offline for a couple days?

It's important to have an answer to that question, rather than to assume that being offline when your home internet is down is inherently a problem. You can safely estimate using "X nines will cost X digits per month":

1 nines, 36.5 days/year downtime is $#/month. (openwifi tier)

2 nines, 3.65 days/year downtime is $##/month. (residential tier)

3 nines, 9 hours/year downtime; are $###/month. (commercial tier, datacenter tier)

4 nines, 1 hour/year downtime, is $####/month. (datacenter tier)

5 nines, 5 minutes/year downtime, is $#####/month. (carrier tier)

Speaking from experience, it's both important to decide which 'nines' you require before you invest in making things more resilient — and it's important to be able to say things to yourself like, for example, "I don't care if it's down 4 days per year, so I won't spend more than $##/month on hosting it".
This whole X debacle has fragmented the microblogging universe which is actually a good thing. TruthSocial and X have become right-wing staples. Threads seems to be full of positivity right now. Mastodon for the techies and niche communities. I've actually started exploring other sane places of community gathering like Reddit and oddly enough YouTube comments. As Karpathy recently commented, the YouTube comments section somehow became non-toxic overnight.
If he tried to extort them and was dumb enough to put it in writing they should just release it instead of making claims he did so. Extortion is pretty illegal. Let’s see the evidence.
> Similarly, let the railway board applicant sweat a little. Its a government job for life with handsome pension to boot.

So just have a general aptitude, “IQ style”(of course bot directly) test? Or better yet base your questions on things that are actually relevant to the job?

The purpose of tests like that is to select to people who have nothing better to do but waste their time learning pointless trivia. Seems extremely suboptimal..
That’s called renting.
Because the STEP file has higher fidelity and can be edited as more or less common primitives. The 3MF file is just a bunch of triangles wrapped in print settings (it’s literally a ZIP with the STL inside, which is, in itself, the aforementioned bunch of triangles).

Shapr3D can import and export pretty usable STEP files.
You should add a little cut out at the bottom or top of the frame so the phone can be removed easily.
This is hypocrisy. For example consider "asking to write a simple email" - how many calories you burn if you do it by hand. You need to also consider the energy use of the activity that is replaced.
Many of the offices will be converted to regular housing. That process has been actually already going at least where I live.
CNC not needed, they just F with users...

User capture+lock in. I mean every sane minded person runs away from the iphone ecosystem when the first how can I get this file out from my phone and why it's such a mess experience kicks in.
'have to' is a contested point here.
It takes ages till the channel switches. I had already more channels then I needed, so more channels add nothing to it. There is no difference between having 800 vs 1000 channels. And when the TV is slow to change them, the discovery process becomes painful enough that I just go to do something else.
" is imperial inches, ' is imperial feet.
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It's always a surprise to me how expensive internet access can be in the US. Here in France 1Gb/700Mb fiber connection costs 30€/month (and this is without commitment and includes TV stuff - "more than 180 channels" whatever that means, and landline phone)
It looks like insurance is included in the price.
Do you think that Pakistanis don't know already that their country is poorly run and that their politicians are corrupt and incompetent?

It's pretty condescending to expect a lecture from a foreign government official to be well received and to tell them something they don't already know.
If you want your binary to be compatible with heterogeneous distributions, it’s best to statically link a different libc instead.
While you are trying to fix it, you may also try to charge it wirelessly via Qi [1] standard. It is way less efficient but if you got nothing else, it might be a suitable solution for a while.

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qi_(standard)
Indeed, and the same answer was in my first reply to you, read again my first sentence.

And I was pointing out my preferences, thinking we may have an interesting discussion. It appears not.

Cheers mate,
A couple months ago I did some testing on some consumer cards. [1] I think you should be able to use torchtune or axolotl without anything besides installing the ROCm version of PyTorch.

[1] https://wandb.ai/augmxnt/train-bench/reports/Trainer-perform...
Volvo has been offering this in Europe since at least 2022. As always, JLR is late to the party and far too expensive for what they offer.
“You just wait”?
1" is one inch

1' is one foot

So yeah, a weird measurement unit. Technically the symbol to be used is a prime symbol (https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prime_(symbol)), but what’s used in practice is anything that looks close enough.
That sounds like a problem the west has created for themselves.
Could you provide a link to 4TB in a single chip though? 2TB chips started appearing only this summer...