skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can't find any information that show a difference as large as 2x. Do you have a specific comparison point in mind?

From Nvidia and AMD, I read sparse fp8 at 7 PFLOPs for B100 [0] vs 5.22 PFLOPs for mi325x [1]

Nvidia doesn't give the dense fp8 so that's the easiest comparison I could get.

[0] https://resources.nvidia.com/en-us-blackwell-architecture
[1] https://www.amd.com/en/products/accelerators/instinct/mi300/...
Training isn’t a medical intervention. A medical intervention is typically a drug, surgery, or other intervention. I think the term is probably on the surface understandable as not being exercise, diet, or other normal every day use of the body unless you’re being particularly “internet obtuse.”
Well this problem will be “solved” by the quickly dropping water table in much of America. I’m not sure why we don’t talk about the consequence of high yield water hungry crops. You’re basically shipping vast quantities of water out of an ecosystem in a way that doesn’t get sustainably replenished each season.
I don't think there'll be much of a winter for a while. The winters were mostly economic effects where the funding dried up and current AI seems to be getting near human levels which will be a big economic incentive to plow ahead.
UUIDs and hashes are not the same.

For example, hashes are often taken over untrusted data, which could be manipulated to produce a collision.

UUIDs aren't meant to protect against that.

I'm sure RoR just did the straightforward thing, didn't get cute, and called it a day.
Django all auth seems to know this with social provider specific email settings.
The lecture format has only been competing with high-production-values video for a decade or two, and with interactive examples for much less than that.
I write markdown and use Pandoc (plus some filters) to create Typst. Happy to never touch LaTeX again.
Apple study proves LLM-based AI models are flawed because they cannot reason
That is literally intelligence.
That's a goalpost moved from my response.
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Agreed. I’ve released software under GPL, MIT, and Apache2 at different times and for different reasons. No one owes me a thing other than what those licenses say they do. Morally, if someone gets rich off my code, it’d be awfully nice if they send some love and cash my way. That would be nice and honorable. They’re not obligated to, though.
True; I'm just thinking back to the absolute worst drama I can think of in Drupal land, it all pales in comparison. Most of it was misunderstandings that were subsequently sorted, or like Backdrop just a friendly fork with community connections still intact.
I did various journeys - initially alone, then with an experience guide.
Mostly to explore a childhood trauma - mild, but traumatic enough to leave me with a stutter.

There were indeed some "bad" trips, although I really do not like the term "bad". IMHO there is no bad journey, it is stuff that needs that wants to be seen.

Nor is the journey itself what counts, one cannot expect a quick fix from a 4 or 5 hour journey. What really counts is the preparation (4 to 8 weeks) before, and integration afterwards (again 4 to 8 weeks). In my case I also paired it with years of therapy and meditation.

It takes a lot of courage, especially to continue after an unpleasant experience (fear, grief and loneliness in my case). In my case I kept coming back and allowed myself more and more to let the bad experiences happen. Finally I just learned to be with what is, and accept things and myself the way it all is. With that came a measure of peace and insights I had not experienced before. Along with visions about the structure of existence.

But I'll stress again, just popping a mushroom won't get you there :)
We phorgive you.
Sshhhh, you'll out the inner earth people.
what point do you think needed to get across to me? did you think you were replying to someone else? my response was sufficiently broad to factor in non-positive and negative experiences and had nothing to do with the hyperbolic praise of some psychedelic users and that community
> One is someone yanking a repo and breaking millions of builds across the world and the maintainers of npm stepping in to fix things (in a move that is still controversial, mind you).

Thank you for stating the move is still controversial. The root issue people always forget was NOT left pad. It was kik. It was not npm’s to take away from the package maintainer and give to someone else. That was the abuse of trust that caused the maintainer to also yank left pad. I am not this maintainer. I don’t know this maintainer. However, if someone went to my email provider for example Gmail and said I can’t use kik at Gmail dot com anymore and this email address would be given to kik now, I would be furious.

Imagine if Toyota came to New York Times and said the New York Times can’t have a page like nytimes.com/toyota The lawyers at the times would tell them to pound sand and or see you in court.

NPM has never acknowledged its grave error of judgment. In fact, its website doubles down saying it stands by its decision.

If you told me Wordpress dot org would manage to outclown the clowns at npm, I would not believe you and yet here we are.
Not OP, but the answer is probably what you expected. That being said, as someone prescribed multiple serotenergic drugs concurrently who was knocked on their ass by an errant Vit D dose, the symptoms are pretty obvious (and terrible) and do a good job of convincing one to “not do THAT again”.
They claim it will work on an ESP32. If it fits and runs decently there it will be nothing an RPi or Bela.
If a vendor says that you bought something in the big print, then claims that you acutally paid for a revokable license in the small print, then I (personally) don't have much of a problem with someone pirating a copy to maintain access for what they paid for. After all, they convinced someone to pay for something through misrepresentation. That said, even with that qualification, I doubt the law would agree with that position.

That said, the author should have the right to decide the terms of sale (at least for luxury items) as long as they aren't misrepresenting the sale. If the button says something to the effect of "Buy Revokable License Now!", or something equally clear, instead of "Buy Now!" then the customer knows what they are getting into. They can either choose to pay for it, knowing they may lose access in the future, or they may choose not to pay for it since they view the terms as unacceptable.
Naturally (for the “new” HN), this post will be downvoted or banned, but…

How could an intelligent person agree that eliminating a market price for critical supplies would be the best course of action?

I’m legitimately asking. How does eliminating any sane supplier of legal critical supplies to a disaster zone make sense?

Instead of being able to see the line of suppliers from (literally) orbit, you want no supplies.

It’s as close to clinically insane as I can imagine…
So don’t expose them in the URL. Or have separate internal and external IDs. So many options that don’t destroy B+trees.
Oh please, far-right? It is leftists, that sees everything beside them as far-right. I would call it conservative. Something the 'left' forgets, that there are also some real people, who do not want to pay for the leftist dreamworld. Yuck.
Show me an effective carbon abatement method well under $100.
Sync thing runs on any device you own. I have a docker container running FileBrowser for Web access.
The poster you responded to wrote:

> They're not just about reducing emission!

Cars increasing emissions seems to be a relevant disqualifier.
No, it’s still not. Medical interventions or treatments are not definitionally “something a doctor says.” Generally it’s the use of atypical substances or physical modification to create a response in the body that wouldn’t otherwise naturally occur. Broadly speaking it’s the “stuff the fda would be able to regulate,” which exercise is clearly not.
But no one ever said UUID v_ replaces all the others.

They aren't "versions" so much as variants.
one man's terrorist is another man's subject of idol worship.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/article/2024/jul/23/bern...
Appreciate the added context!

> |-separated lists of numeric or NOT

Note that | is not the only operator that can be used in style parameters, & + and - are all allowed too.

> perhaps Windows versions that don't support DIALOGEX also don't support GROUPBOX

Seems possible for sure. From [1]:

> The 16-bit extended dialog template is purely historical. The only operating systems to support it were the Windows 95/98/Me series.

[1] https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20040622-00/?p=38...

> The examples below this also seem to have reversed the order of the input byte and the FF.

Good catch, fixed
Anecdotally, I frequently take day (or weekend) trips to other European cities by rail. It is usually quicker than the roads but also crucially you can be productive on the train. If I had to drive my car there then I probably wouldn't bother.
TBH there's no way to have a double blind trial of drugs like psilocybin (Scott Alexander has written a little bit about this [1] with respect to controlled trials for MDMA), for any reasonable dose size of psilocybin. Both the patient and the person administering the drug will become very aware, very quickly, if they're in the psilocybin group.

1: https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/06/05/is-pharma-research-wor...
I'm imagining a "secure slate" you can carry between the computers, a tiny tablet with a camera, e-ink display, and replaceable batteries. It does nothing but snap a picture of a QR code and then (if error checking is OK) reproduces it on its own durable display. Add a write-protection switch that doubles as a cover on the camera-lens, and have it auto-blank when not in use.

So you'd snapshot its QR code, hand-carry the slate to air-gapped Computer B, press a button to wake it up, brandish the "copied" QR code in front of B's camera, etc. Maybe even take one and (with careful labeling) put it into a safe, depending on how long you plan to store it.

You could do something similar with a camera and thermal-paper printer, but then the physical artifact needs to be reliably destroyed by manual effort, as opposed to auto-erasure.
Btw this potential false falsify also popped up newest Sabine's video: https://youtu.be/NHrL4fkyWKI?si=nCuagTnP3WJIDbSv
They bought ACF.
I really don't know what is "credible" proof to you on Internet drama. That is the best you will have: screenshots, multiple users corrobating the account and stenzek own words. Nothing tangible.
Seriously - internet grammar and spelling pedantry?
> it is possible to overdose

I'm not sure that's a good metric though. Paracetamol is more dangerous than most highly regulated pharmaceuticals in that way.
The problem isn't the declarative filtering per se. The problem is the draconian limit on the number of filters. Given that we can compile regular expressions to DFAs and evaluate them in O(len(url)) time no matter how many patterns we have, there's little reason to place an arbitrary cap on the sophistication of an extension's filtering.
Worth noting there is an interesting multi-agent open source project named Swarms. When I saw this on X earlier I thought maybe the team had joined OpenAI but there's no connection between these projects

> "Swarms: The Enterprise-Grade Production-Ready Multi-Agent Orchestration Framework"

[0] https://github.com/kyegomez/swarms

[1] https://docs.swarms.world/en/latest/
Not only that, but he's taken over all their customers as well if the update source was wordpress.org.
Yeah, as if Linux has AI and Blockchain and these don't exist on BSD systems...

Admittedly, Linux really isn't boring enough for me. By boring I mean I don't really want to notice that OS exists, I want a distro that has most answers to any noob question on Google, all drivers for all hardware out of the box, no fancy package managers like snap or cool future technology like ZFS, no way to shoot myself in the foot however hard I try... But in fact almost all cool future technology comes to Linux from BSD, but it has less drivers, less packets, and googling yields less results. Everything else is pretty much the same everywhere and always comes with caveats.
more than likely for the National Day of Spain which also falls on Oct 12th :)
If AI is trying to stop spam, wouldn’t AI also be making better, more believable, spam?

Of course it also depends on where AI resources were spent. AI is still fairly new. Has Apple applied it to their spam identification yet? Has your host?
Are there payment companies that don't sell user's data?
Hi, nice to see you here :)

> Have you tried AOO on embedded platforms e.g. Bela, RPi?

Yes, AOO also works on embedded platforms! I managed to run AOO on the Olimex ESP32-ADF board (https://www.olimex.com/Products/IoT/ESP32/ESP32-ADF/open-sou...) to build low-cost wireless speakers that can be played directly from Pd or SC. With two cores @ 240 MHz, the ESP32 is not exactly a powerful chip :) Bela or RPi is no problem at all.

> Would you consider supporting bindings to other langs, e.g. Python?

Actually, that has been on my mind. C# and Java might also be worthwhile, in particular for mobile devices. I don't think I will have the time to do it myself in the near future, but if someone's interested in creating langauge bindings, I'm happy to assist! Since AOO also has a plain C interface, it shouldn't be a big deal.

EDIT: the IIL looks amazing btw!
Very nice library, and nice to see he face behind the channel too. I now understand why it's 3blue1brown (wasn't aware that he has heterochromia in one eye at the ratio of his channel name, cool!)
also relevant: "history is written by the victor" is especially relevant in understanding the Israeli/Palestine crisis.

In the Palestine Mandate, Jews and Palestinians got along just fine. That all changed once the ideology that the land belonged to Jews began to make rounds following the conclusion of WW2 and awful events like Holocaust gave rise.

It would've been fine if the creation of Israel happened peacefully but its egregiously ignorant to assume the other co-habitants who assumed control much of the land previously would excuse themselves especially when the earliest attempts were violent. It's not clear who fired the first shot in the Palestine/Israeli conflict but its important that those who write the history are essentially the voice of those that won WW2.

Had Hitler won WW2, we would absolutely learn how bad one group was and why their extermination was justified. Then as economic prosperity set in, and wealth gap begins to naturally arise as well as freedom of expression, egalitarian ideology quickly spreads. Today's generation that argues that all humans are born equal and a blank slate would be defined as extremist ideology and a President who promotes that belief would be labelled a bigot, racist, and smeared 24/7 by the establishment that descended from the winning ideology.

Eventually the political spectrum shifts back to the center violently and proliferation of information via various technological mediums takes foothold, the waters become murkier and the victor's version of history begins to become shaky until it feels threatened enough to launch a purge of its ideology once and for all and those that resist it to become embroiled in a prolonged civil conflict.

This gives rise to a future where reality is so remarkably different than what we have, rather people hold a Bayesian model of reality one which is measured by statistics backed by groups of facts from both sides of the political fence. This ultimately results in a much more peaceful and less quarrelsome society one which can finally give path to true enlightenment, raising of the collective human consciousness so that we become interstellar species exactly like what we were supposed to do.
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Looks similar in concept to this finding from 2017:

https://medium.com/intigriti/how-i-hacked-hundreds-of-compan...
Google lifting the arbitrary rule count limit would go a long way towards building trust.
I think you shouldn't tell people how they should eat.

Share your own experience and anecdotes - that's great! Once it reaches "you need to do X" it stops being effective at information transfer and becomes overbearing.
I use bear to make a compile_comands.json file that makes the lsp work in my spacemacs setup, it's pretty cool!

https://develop.spacemacs.org/layers/+lang/c-c++/README.html
Yeah, mice weren’t really a thing on the early IBM AT’s and clones when CUA was being developed. Mice were around and the GUI was very rudimentary (Windows 2.0), certainly when compared to System 4 and 5. In an ideal world, the Meta key, like those found on Sun keyboard, would have been brought over to AT keyboards to cover this.
I think they are already dead, tbh. Much like IBM but not so far advanced.
> one party has made publicly known that they will specifically defund or worse the agencies that will report this kind of information

Evidence on the specific claim you’re making? Defunding government agencies for savings or efficiency is not the same as trying to defund things specifically to hide certain scientific data with some sinister goal.

> What other examples of political shenanigans do you need?

I’m looking for evidence that supports the GP’s claim. Are there political acts that redirected money from NASA into red states, with an intent to funnel funding based on that political leaning? Is there evidence that they tried (and succeeded?) interfering with specific projects on the grounds that it would show pollution sources that are politically problematic (as opposed to simply defining NASA’s mission as studying things outside of earth)?
It actually does run on an ESP32 :) And yes, it's really nothing for an RPi or Bela.
Anecdotally, I deleted my PayPal account a few weeks ago and found it pretty easy. I’m in Europe, which may have made the difference.
Reminds me of this ticket [0]. No matter how hard you try to tell people things, sometimes you just can't.

[0] https://github.com/reactjs/react.dev/issues/3896
If I could nudge you a little further - as I think I'm almost following, but not quite - what's the difference between an exokernel and a vm? I mean, wouldn't you have to write a different exokernel for each architecture, with this set up?

Edit: reading more about exokernels - upon reflection, maybe I can better imagine how this kind of system could be very interesting for experimenting with what you describe. You'd effectively be drawing the boundaries the programs would cover much more broadly, so then maybe they could share more with each other?
Well call what you may but UBI will be as necessary as oxygen is to life . Specially when most of white and even blue collared jobs will be automated. Without UBI most people will not be able to survive , forget about thriving.
Having a car also entails massive subsidies; when taking that into account the all-in costs per unit traveled are basically always cheaper with rail.
Also “confirmed” in original vs “found” in the express link
8g dried, overnight in lemon juice in the fridge then in the blender, chug a small glass of some type of smoothie from the store, chug the mix, chug a bit more smoothie, get into bed totally naked, wait. I did a looot of research and talked to a lot of people who have been down this trip and decided just to remove the variance of middle dose land and just put myself in "not aware" set. It worked well for me, ymmv.
First of all, I would make sure that it would not be swapping constantly when running on eight megabytes!
this is emacs territory so we have infinite customization via the `display-buffer` primitive.

see https://www.masteringemacs.org/article/demystifying-emacs-wi... for more information.
> No one taught me how this was supposed to work.

That's not a good justification to check out. Life doesn't come with an instruction manual.

> How can I mention I’m interested in someone without being fake or creepy?

By being honest and earnest.
https://ping.gg (YC W22)
You're not pricing in the primary impact of the subsidy - the value of the travel itself. Those tickets subsidize travel and reduce carbon emissions.
I understand this position but I don't love the logic - cravings for things like addictive drugs also increase for a while as you withdraw.

Eat whatever you like but it's probably good to pause and really consider what you're wanting and why.

Meat is deeply satisfying and has lots of things we need in it. If you're fine with the process of how the meat makes it to your plate then just own that and enjoy it.
Yes there are a couple ok SSH clients for iOS so you can connect to a real computer, which is all any laptop or cellphone is good for anyway.
This seems possibly interesting but the general style of it being an endless chain of interjections and conjunctions from no where makes it difficult to care or believe. Anyone have a link to something topical but less obnoxious?
Why would it be flagged? Yes I have not seen any junior positions in a long while TBH.

Isn't it a fair question?
Why? I mean it certainly depends but as far non severe mental health issues go physicians are just going to checklists since there is hardly anything else they can do (besides long-term therapy).
> Joys of being a non parent. I miss those 'open days' :(

and decade later you will miss 'occupied' days.
That incentivizes the FAA to hire an army of pencil pushers and take even longer to approve things
I don't love the word cheat when applied to veganism since it isn't a diet like vegetarianism.
Here's the interactive map with nearly 6.5k plumes detected: https://data.carbonmapper.org/#1.04/31.9/19.2
And if you have a clustered index like in MS SQL Server, a non monotonic uuid results in inserting the data in the middle of the table (bad performance) rather than appending to the end.
Not sure this is suitable for a HN post?
I have heard of alternative game launchers that will take care of launching Windows games (including GOG titles) under Linux.

But I usually just end up purchasing Linux games through GOG and Windows games through Steam.
I would not take any advice from videos on an influencer account. I am sure the person Theo is a good person but the realities of viral video economy is such that he has to make YouTube shorts or whatever that are short and so on.
The lesson being that the FAA should use more resources on airplanes that carry millions of passengers a day vs worrying about unmanned rockets crashing into the ocean?
> But I guess I'm an outlier like most people on this site that promotes learning new things though text-heavy presentation.

Bold to assume this is what most people on this site are like!

I'd hypothesize you're still an outlier in that group in these regards. And that's great! But lots of the data points to people like HN's general demographic still being pulled away from long form text content and towards synthesized/aggregated content served via mixed media. There's still just such strong cultural elitism in the notion of reading a book to learn something, it's not super sexy to claim on a messageboard.
Having a 60 days consultation with the Fish and Wildlife Service whether a falling hot-stage ring (essentially dumb steel piece) causes danger to fish is just silly.