skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't really matter. It could have been any contentious difference in strategic direction. The outcome would have been the same. People need to engage or face inevitable takeover and exclusion.
And it's their responsibility to make sure it works by testing on pre-release OS builds and implementing fixes when necessary.
Buy HW that can be flashed with coreboot?

And while it won't (completely) remove SMM, https://github.com/corna/me_cleaner might get rid of some stuff. I think that's more about getting rid of spyware and ring -1 security bugs than improving real-time behavior though.
Isn't it much more feasible on MacOS to stay on old major versions, than e.g. Windows? When I've been on older versions, I seem to still get security updates. But I've never been more than a year behind.
I think the original comment probably had an implicit [ignore isolated actors] as part of the context. Any organisation has to be wary of alternative mission statements overriding their actual mission statement and a failure to engage when that happens generally presages trouble.
I wonder of you can calculate when it will finish by counting the instructions and then pin the date it will finish and stream the completion.
"Certain idealogies" like communism or what? It's hard to understand what's at stake here if you're using euphemism like this. It sounds like there is conflict over a specific action or policy, what is it?
A year in exile: The fading hopes of Nagorno-Karabakh Armenians
Scaling PostgreSQL to Petabyte Scale
Blood??? Some kid spending their allowance on a shitty phone game does not make them bleed.
To be fair, the unsafe designs are all 50 years old because of FUD from incidents that are also generally pretty old. I’m not sure it’s comparable to modern designs - this isn’t a “new iPhone every year” deal.
> would gladly pay the reader, listener, or viewer directly for his time and attention if they knew how to do so.

At this point, I would rather engage in this transaction, than the myriad attempts to waylay me and my privacy.

I’ll watch 1 ad, with full attention, tell you if it was boring or not, and if I liked it.

If YouTube has an expected ad show for a single user at 1 every 15 minutes, and the average user watches YT for 4 hours a day, over 30 days, that’s 480 ad views?

Assuming that 80% of them are repeats, that means that If I watch about 8 ads, I can be done with it.

This is mostly impossible, I know. Still I would rather figure this out, than have to deal with the crap we are dealing with today.
Spain isn't part of Europe? It's sunny in the winter.
The demo video is charming: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xKDY4yWxfJM
Residential users make up ~38% of the electricity market in the US.

Where do you suggest the rest of the users should get power from? And how would that work exactly in reality?

Even of the government had to ensure that everyone has access to affordable electricity they'd still have to buy it from someone which fundamentally doesn't change anything.
The Dating-App Diversity Paradox
Run Python Code in the Browser
I'm confused at your point - I look at the countries we typically view as more left leaning and both Canada and Europe as a whole has better water quality. If anything, it seems to be a delineation of first world status.
Sure, runtimes exist and have engineering trade-offs. You avoid a whole class of memory related bugs but you lose a lot of control over memory allocation. You can do soft real-time as long as you manually manage the garbage collection and accept that there will be some (bounded) jitter on memory allocations.

The first rule of the tautology club is the first rule of the tautology club. Things have trade-offs. Python removes (or at least significantly reduces) a whole class of bugs that appear when using lower-level languages, that's part of why it's a good glue language.
> On X people claim

Don't listen to random people on twitter. It is a poor reflection of reality.
In this "universe is inside a black hole" theory, is mass 1-to-1 with the "parent" universe? In this theory, are we inside a black hole containing billions of galaxies worth of matter?

An average black hole has 50 suns in it, 50 times the mass of our star, that would be a universe without much matter.
The idea that this is a drop in replacement for numpy (e.g., `import cupy as np`) is quite nice, though I've gotten similar benefit out of using `pytorch` for this purpose. It's a very popular and well-supported library with a syntax that's similar to numpy.

However, the AMD-GPU compatibility for CuPy is quite an attractive feature.
According to which philologist? In short: they are both weak terms, 'hallucination' and 'confabulation', and we are using them in this context very loosely (and it should be in the open).

About the terms themselves, "confabulate" means "exchanging stories", while "hallucinate" is less clear but probably means "to err". In psychiatry, "hallucinate" was apparently introduced by Esquirol and "confabulate" by Wernicke and Bonhoeffer; neither concept seems to be akin to the substance of the phenomenon of "stochastic parrots bullshitting an unchecked narrative through formal plausibility".

See: "Hallucinations and related concepts - their conceptual background" - https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4515540/

and: "The Confabulating Mind: How the Brain Creates Reality" - https://psychiatryonline.org/doi/full/10.1176/appi.ajp.2008....
Isn’t Samsung generally ahead of apple on most technical fronts though? Especially on mobile, I think people usually just assume apple just spends more effort on refining it, which is not a bad rule of thumb, but certainly not always the truth.
Sky Glass customers complain as TVs won't turn on
Seems multiple users are experiencing the same phenomenon...
> how to separate utilities from money

Forced labour? Central planning? Requisition? How exactly would that work? Somebody still needs to build and operate those power plants.

Also commercial and industrial users consume >60% of all electricity in the US, should they also be subsidized? Or subsidize residential users?
Yeah but if they super promise to not look at incoming Firebase queries they're not tracking you, right?
Silicon Valley founders fight back
> Should audio be prioritized over the touchpad "moving" the cursor?

Yes
You don't need battery farms to make renewables viable in the US. What you need is to replace the AC grid interconnect system in the US with a HVDC super grid system.

The key difference here is that HVDC is exceedingly efficient in energy transfer and has effectively negligible losses compared to AC over distance.

The US is big enough that any impact from weather should basically average out over that distance.
Even longer for me. This pales in comparison to the dot com bubble. The reality is that our industry has gone through these sorts of events a few times, and such events will happen again in the future.
Well they did overall, throughout their entire existence, didn't they?
> US is good while countries with more left leaning setups do bad.

Huh? This is a map of the industrialized countries - western Europe, the US and Canada, Australia and New Zealand, Japan and South Korea. Not sure how "left leaning setups do bad", the Scandinavian countries seem to have good water.
> Keep Reading With a 7-Day Free Trial

A world in which that phrase is everywhere may just make the case for degrowth.
They could easily position it as a reward for loyalty for FFs who spent more than $X in the last calendar year with them.

The loyalty reward in this case would be treating virtual interlining tickets as if they were an actual interlined ticket.
> They were paid $10 for the one hour of questioning as well as bonus money for points they’d racked up during the experiment. If they answered questions incorrectly, they lost real money and may have felt a pang of — you guessed it — regret.

But they didn't "lose real money". They lost theoretical money that they didn't actually have. This is a trap people fall into with gambling, the stock market, and other up-and-down financial systems. What matters is the money you're holding in your hand, not the money you could have been holding in your hand. If I go to Vegas and put $20 on roulette and watch it multiply over rounds to $20,000, do I have $20,000? Not until I cash out I don't. So if the next round wipes all of that out, how much did I lose? $20. Not $20,000 — $20.

I realize this is sort of tangential to the point, but it's also a valid strategy for avoiding regret.
>1. Intuit discontinued QB desktop on may 31 this year.

That is false. They have switched to subscription licensing instead of perpetual license. Accountants can still purchase their version of Quickbooks, and yes the price just about doubled in the last few years, to about $1,000 but it's still available.
If you are happy about your relationship with work such that you would prefer to do it rather than rest, then what I have to say next is not relevant to you. For others whom this might not be the case: You need rest. If your only or primary form of rest is Netflix on the couch, such that you feel you “should” work instead, you might consider if other forms of rest might be better for you.

Rest benefits you and your employer. Working while ill is a sure path to burnout. Burnt out employees are less productive and more likely to quit.

It’s okay to not grind 25/8.
What's the mystery?
Some people can, some people can’t. That division will become more apparent over the coming years.
Police still don't have the radar detector detector.
The problem is lack of credible competition. There is no quality wise matching alternative for Google.
I suspect most users are not racing. They're probably driving a comfortable 80mph in 65mph and just don't want to get a ticket for a completely reasonable speed in a modern car.
The "Diet Soda" of Data
Well, that's a false dichotomy, because no-one's (at least no-one reasonable and in good faith) is suggesting shifting the grid entirely to nuclear. Instead, a diverse set of generation sources is ideal, including solar, wind, nuclear and hydro.
>The UK had found a profitable niche as the transatlantic hub of finance and commerce, and threw it out the window in a fit of nativist pique over the wrong languages being spoken on street corners.

But we’ve imported millions of people that speak different languages since 2015 , why hasn’t line gone up?
Definitely go for it. My very fondest years were spent staying up until 4 in the morning 2 nights in a row making shareware games in C++ in the early 90s before video cards, until my programming partner at the time and I passed out from exhaustion. There is nothing quite as intoxicating as the full control that comes with C-style bare-metal programming.

If you grasp CUDA, you'll be ahead of me as far as programming GPUs goes. I was never able to quite let my love of desktop CPU programming go to transition to shader and cloud programming. I'm more into higher-order methods like map/reduce/filter. But languages like Julia are working to unite the two paradigms under a common runtime.

There are many tools available to help you get started. I would highly recommend also learning Docker and git (if you haven't yet), so that you can rapidly iterate with full undo ability to remove fear of failure. There are many operations in git that I find easier than the built-in SCM in Unity, for example. And I know they can be used together to give you a local scratch sandbox, then commit your final changes when you're ready. I still want to do this, so you'd be ahead of me again.

And if you could go ahead and build J.A.R.V.I.S. for the rest of us, that'd be great!
Show HN: TrafficSniffer – Chrome extension that tracks HTTP traffic activity
No, because even if Israel did put bombs in their exports it would be literally illegal for multiple American states to boycott or divest from them: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anti-BDS_laws
The power dynamic is apparent when you have to refer to provinces as “countries”.
Startup Says It Can Make a 100x Faster CPU
The choice was between using or adapting SPIR-V, which is what basically everyone doing multi-platform development wanted, or using anything else and pissing everyone off by making them support another shader language. Apple stonewalled using SPIR-V or any other Khronos IP on unspecified legal grounds so they effectively forced the decision to roll a new shader langage, post-hoc rationalizations were given (e.g. human readable formats being more in the spirit of the web despite WebAssembly already existing at that point) but the technical merits were irrelevant when one of the biggest stakeholders was never ever going to accept the alternative for non-technical reasons.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1F6ns6I3zs-2JL_dT9hOkX_25...

Apple is not comfortable working under Khronos IP framework, because of dispute between Apple Legal & Khronos which is private. Can’t talk about the substance of this dispute. Can’t make any statement for Apple to agree to Khronos IP framework. So we’re discussing, what if we don’t fork? We can’t say whether we’re (Apple) happy with that.
You "just" need to get all of that energy north somehow...
I'm generally in favor of nuclear, but the symbolism of reopening Three Mile Island for AI power is strikingly anti-human.
> The solution might be to transition into more programs that explicitly tell everyone they are welcome, but that is probably easier said than done.

Yeah I think this is part of the problem. Young boys have been given the message (implicitly, but also at times explicitly) that academic pursuits and achievement and learning are not for them. "Sorry you're a boy - this is not for you. Only girls get the support and encouragement and guidance and opportunities to achieve. Run a long and go play in the dirt or whatever it is boys do. You'll be fine on your own without any help."

We've raised a generation or two of men who have been taught to not strive or aim high, and we're reaping what we've sown in that regard, with what was noted in the article of economically inactive males.
Apples and oranges. Planting explosives in equipment is not in the same world as installing back doors. Different threats require different responses.
No. Many prediction machines can give you a confidence value on the full outcome. By the nature of tokenization and the casual inference (you build a token one at a time, and they're not really semantically connected except in the kv cache lookups, which are generally hidden to the user), the confidence values are thrown out in practice and even a weak confidence value would be hard to retrieve.

I don't think it's impossible to obtain content with confidence assessments with the transformer architecture but maybe not in the way it's done now (like maybe another mayer on top).
There are huge downsides though because moving power generation further and further from where it’s used opens you up to more disruption from terrorist attacks on the grid (and cyber attacks) unless you also do less centralized production which is going to be more expensive.
Does your definition of progress say that a civilization that gets safer, cheaper, carbon-neutral power has progressed?
Reminds me of the time of banked memory in 8-bit systems :) It's certainly doable, to some extent, and is a hassle to manage %) I suppose it can be implemented with an MCU + QSPI RAM at a cost of one extra SPI clock to access the RAM through a small SRAM that would store the page translation table.

I just think that something like A0 (to say nothing of ATMega) usually has too little RAM for it to be worth the trouble, and A7 (something like ESP32) already has an MMU.
This is basically how an optical CMM (OMM) works. There are tricks to determining and calibrating out alignment issues and determining snapshot viability, and you're touching on both of them. Very well done!
I think this is sarcasm, but just to spell it out: this is a causation/correlation fallacy. Immigration is a result of global trade, not its cause. Brexit killed the trade part without actually doing anything about immigration policy.
> However, nuclear power plants cost about the same amount of money per hour whether they're running or not, so are poorly suited as a solar complement.

I think this is why they call it baseload. Yes it costs the same, used or unused... but it's always there, ready to be used. This is its strength, not a defect.

> If you really want 100% reliability out of a primarily-solar grid

But no reasonable person wants that. They want "100% reliability, and who cares where it comes from". If you're environmentally minded, you can tack on a "with no carbon"... but even that isn't the same thing as a "primarily solar grid".
Somebody photographed a military satelite, not much to see.
Housing state of repair and a country's manufacturing sector aren't much to do with each other. Like, at all.
They do - Spectre Elite is the most common RDD around. However, it only detects low-quality and old radar detectors, newer ones are much harder to pick out since they don't emit noise on their superheterodyne frequency.
I think you’re kind of missing what I was getting at: today, tools which produce SPIR-V for OpenCL cannot be used to produce SPIR-V for Vulkan shaders, and vice versa. MLIR is a possible way out of the mess, but I am not hopeful that the future looks less messy, at least for some years, and it may not have enough incentive to even be feasible to improve.
The problem as described was solved eons ago. I'm honestly struggling to remember when this was an issue. Certainly pre SD 1.5, maybe 2021?

I assume something got lost in translation to PR.
This is the approach I take too. If I need it and I can do it then I'm going to. If you don't want me to then block me.

I must say I've had some raised eyebrows over that approach but if the alternative is not getting my shit done then I'm gonna do it unless explicitly forbidden.
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What are your worst on-call stories?
Calling all engineers! I'm doing some fun research and would love to hear about some crazy on-call experiences.
I don't know why anyone would try to care when Apple announced they were pivoting away from OpenCL half a decade ago. The value prop of a cross-platform GPGPU API died the moment that Apple gave up, and OpenGL's treatment reflects what happens once Apple abandons an open standard.
This binary release is a preview of EloqKV. We're actively developing a cloud-native version with seamless scalability and a serverless experience. Stay tuned—it's coming soon!
They cap out at several hours for gas powered drones or ~1h of flying time for batteries.

But it’s unlikely for you to actually need endurance because you’re not getting signal that far through a cave without repeaters or a long cable. A bigger deal is being able to go underwater or fit through tiny openings.
This reminds me of this odd sticker I once found that read "Safety Third".

I thought it was pretty hilarious, and eventually learned that it was part of this odd movement about fifteen years ago regarding the same thing as this article. More here: https://mikerowe.com/2022/03/the-origin-of-safety-third/

I put the sticker on my laptop, and once got confronted by a confused and possibly angry worksite manager who saw it in a cafe and demanded an explanation. I'll never forget how he took the slogan as some kind of personal affront.
We have a right to know what radiation is being radiated at us.

It's no different than sight, just in a different wavelength.

It's what we choose to do with that knowledge is the subject of the law.

We have a right to detect what is bring radiated at us.
Classic SNL skit from when it was originally shut down.

https://vimeo.com/357925913
> I gave up trying to reason with coworkers because it's just pain and changes nothing in the long run besides exhausting me.

What are you even supposed to do in such situations?

It might be not possible to make them see things your way or vice versa.

You probably don’t want to get the person fired and going to look for a new place of employment just because of one or two difficult people doesn’t seem all that nice either.

You can get the management on your side (sometimes), but even then that won’t really change anything about similar future situations.

To me, it seems like there aren’t that many options, whenever it’s anything more abstract than being able to point to a sheet of test results and say “A is better than B, we are doing A”.

I’ve had fundamental disagreements with other people as well, nowadays I don’t really try to convince them of anything and try to limit how deep those discussions get because often they’re quite pointless, whenever they’re not purely data based. That doesn’t actually fix anything and the codebases do get less pleasant to work with at times for someone like me.
and remember, it's only fair to include the cost of carbon capture to return the carbon into the soil, since the cost of nuclear in these discussions will include both the cost of disposal and cleanup of disasters that only happen several continents away.
LinuxCNC isn't the only thing out there either, lots of commercial machine tools use Linux to power their controllers.
More calories means more money being spent. More obesity means more money is spent on all kinds of ways to get rid of the calories.

It’s good for the economy. That’s the answer.
2023 Forte

https://www.reddit.com/r/Comma_ai/comments/197k04q/2023_kia_...

https://github.com/commaai/openpilot/issues/30936

You can find a few attempts of people trying to get it to work in their discord with no clear positive outcome, discord is unfortunately not search indexed.
> It sounds to me like you convince yourself there was no other way.

There is no way to change the past, so it makes sense to be fatalistic about the past but not the future.
Ask HN: What do you use for user verification?
We're building an SMS verification API that developers and founders would actually love. I'm curious to learn what are we competing against. Which solutions and channels do you use for user verification and why? What could be improved?
> Reacting fast is the least the vendor could do.

And yet, so few do. Let's remind ourselves the bar sank into the floor a long time ago.
Instead of `alias rm="rm –I"` for the confirmation dialog before removing a file, I prefer to use trash-cli[0] since I can restore trashed files.

However, I haven't found a similar solution that works on Termux.

[0] https://github.com/andreafrancia/trash-cli
Why not Jax?
One could also "import jax.numpy as jnp". All those libraries have more or less complete implementations of numpy and scipy (i believe CuPy has the most functions, especially when it comes to scipy) functionality.

Also: You can just mix match all those functions and tensors thanks to the __cuda_array_interface__.
Most folks that drive like that can't or dont want to afford a $300 radar detector. Most folks I know with radar detectors are responsible types. The irresponsible types don't even bother.
> market-based carbon accounting […] not necessarily worse

They are better for the corps communication and worse for anyone else.

Transporting electricity over distance has a non trivial cost in $ but also ressources and energy, as well as relocating an industry near a clean energy source or optimizing the production units.

Carbon-matching systems are great for entreprise wanting to claim they don’t produce carbon (24/7 carbon neutral) while they do. It does not depict the CO2E one (entreprise) did product de facto.