skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is no way to game it successfully; if your insurance costs are much higher than your competitors you will lose in the long run. That doesn’t mean there can’t be other penalties when there is gross negligence.
From the video:

1. Over engineered

2. More generic design choices (easy to upgrade)

3. Continued support to upgrade it and keep it relevant

4. "the crew concept" (not really sure how this supports the title claim)

In general it's almost always cheaper and less risky to reuse something than to start from scratch and design/build something new. The downside is the longer between clean sheet designs, the more knowledge is lost on how to design something from scratch.
As a sports car owner, I see where you're coming from -- but MANY do not. We are the 10%, the other 90% see their vehicle as an A-B tool, and you can clearly see that displayed with the average, utilitarian car models that the vast majority of the public buy. There will be no "spike" in depression; simply put, there's not enough people that care about their car, how it gets from point A to point B, or what contribution they give, if any, into that.
BTW not all people know, BMW initially was not just focused on dynamics, but sacrificed comfort to save weight, and they was small manufacturer with moderate sales, even once considered to save costs on avoid US market.

I cannot prove, but looks that BMW sales grown magnitudes, after them made pivot, to dynamic-luxurious direction.

Similar to BMW history was with Porsche, their sales grown with Cayenne, which is hated by many fans.

And also important thing - Tesla with Musk have ambitions to be big manufacturer, but not all other companies have such ambitions.
THIS GENIUS ALBERTO LITERALLY SAVED ME WHEN HE HELPED ME HACKK INTO 2 PHONES WHICH HARD SOME OF MY PICTURES AND I WAS BEING BLACKMAILED. THIS MAN HELPED ME GAIN ACCESS TO BOTH PHONES WITHIN 5 HOURS. I DELETED THE PICTURES MYSELF FROM MY COMPUTER. I ALSO HAD ACCESS TO ALL THE MESSAGES, PICTURES AND VIDEOS ON THIER PHONES. IF YOU NEED HELP, MESSAGE ALBERTO VIA EMAILL:
VADIMWEBHACK@ GMAILL,C0M (HE IS ALSO AVAILABLE ON WHATSAPP AND TELEGRAM)
THIS MAN ALSO HELPED A FRIEND OF MINE RECOVER BITCOINS SHE LOST FAKE INVESTMENT SCHEME ONLINE. HE OFFERS A LOT OTHER SERVICES I CAN'T TALK ABOUT HERE.
I’ve wanted to see SNOBOL code in the wild for 40 years. Long time getting that itch scratched.
A command line version by the same author: https://github.com/timvisee/ffsend
Then you send the file as base64 prefixed with your URL?

Where is the use, except that's cool to build?
Providing an answer would have been more helpful.

EDIT: still no helpful contribution, just nagging.
Great video, thanks for sharing!

How does the fusion splice process take place deep under water?
Stagnant wages in high inflation is the same as decreasing wages
I mean, all these smart people would rather pay NVIDIA all their money than make AMD viable. And yet they tell us its all MatMul.
Interesting. It won the Nobel prize for human applications long before it was considered a veterinary drug so I am still puzzled.
I think the hdmi standard allows for Ethernet over hdmi. That’s a sneaky way in for your tv
Hate jumping in, though both of you...

The uninviting tone discourages further discussion. I really appreciated where this convo was going until..

> Read the other comments in this thread to understand why.

This could be restated in a non aggressive way. Eg: 'Other comments go into more details why'

> If you actually worked in an environment

Presumptive statements like this are unhelpful. We need to remember we do not know the context and experiences of others. Usually better to root discussion from ones own experience and not to presume the others perspective.
> I don't think that it has a solution

Sure it does. China has the formula.

> If you don't have where to park, you don't have where to charge.

Incentivize broader buildout of charging infrastructure where people are already parking their existing cars. Fund R&D into new charging technology that can reduce charge times. Any number of ways to solve the problem.

If one starts from a mindset "this can't be solved", then chalk up the L.
It probably won't be extended, but there isn't no reason for people to think otherwise. It has been extended in the past, and NASA's own white paper from this year says that extension is a possibility if there are no commercial LEO stations suitable to NASA by 2030 and if Russia agrees to continue their participation. This is despite the contract for the Deorbit Vehicle already being awarded to SpaceX; it would simply wait until later.

https://www.nasa.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/iss-deorbit-...
> How long do you think my prison sentence is going to be? Will I see my children? I don't know.

Elon Musk at least thinks it’s a greater than zero possibility.
Trying to make simpler FM, better Fifa career
Hi guys,
I'm a big Football Manager fan, but it takes too much time. Currently, I'm trying to create something a little simpler, but more advanced than FIFA. I developed the first version of a match simulation, but it wasn't ideal—there was too much randomness, and it wasn't dependent on tactics at all. Now, I'm building a football manager game from scratch, and I need some advice (from both football and programming fans) on how player movement can be programmed to feel natural. Also, I'd appreciate any stars on the repo:D
>should have at least a little sugar.

I think that sums up PG pretty well. It seems there's a lot of things that lean into it the Unix "just use another tool" philosophy that ends up making management more difficult.
The term "modern" could be editorialization. It appears nowhere in the README and doesn't seem to be how the project describes itself.

(But, on the other hand, the repo appears to date from 2020. I can't deny this is unambiguously in the past, but perhaps it's recent enough to qualify.)
are there even transparent reported numbers available ?

for whatever does exist, it is also easy to imagine how they could be misleading. for instance i've disengaged FSD when i noticed i was about to be in an accident. if i couldn't recover in time, the accident would not be when FSD is on and depending on the metric, would not be reported as a FSD induced accident.
Agree - this twitterbait is purposely omitting relevant details that this is NOT a traditional external display in any sense of the word. I mean the category of displays on LG's website is labelled "Smart Monitors with webOS" - which should be a clue right there.

That Samsung/LG/etc. are sulfurous pits of spyware is a completely different and well understood problem (but coincidentally too pedestrian to garner the desired rage induced upvotes).
Who generates the test op? Client? Or the server?
Whats the current total liability cost for all Tesla drivers?

The average for all USA cars seems to be around $2000/year, so even if FSD was half as dangerous Tesla would still be paying $1000/year equivalent (not sure how big insurance margins are, assuming nominal) per car.

Now, if legally the driver could avoid paying insurance for the few times they want/need to drive themselves (e.g. snow? Dunno what FSD supports atm) then it might make sense economically, but otherwise I don't think it would work out.
That’s exactly how I design my content! I work really hard on making sure that every entry point leads to the right path. It’s surprisingly challenging.

Thank you for the book recommendation. I will give it a look.
> This setup has been in place about a year now and just works

For some reason, even with ram-only fs and all common tricks, my Sandisk SD cards keep failing. Do you have any tips?
I think you can argue that humans are only searching for "chemical gradients in food and water availability"
I have FSD in my Plaid. I don't use it. Too scary.
I don't get the point you're making in regards to my comment? It's great that things are starting to change, and perhaps all the recent attention will have affected the market in a decade. But that doesn't really change where the power dynamic is right now, and its being part of why so many people feel the authoritarian boot on their necks but have been primed to blame it on the de jure government while ignoring all of the other entities exercising coercive power. And with this topic, unfortunately I don't see how it can be fixed any way but government regulation, similar to laws about building codes, unauthorized access, breach of fiduciary duty, etc.
Is there a version of this, where i can allow emailadresses to upload things/download things/share things with other emailaddresses?

Like firefox send but some version of authentication via email? I am aware that i would need a way to send emails so the emailaddresses get authentication
The “they” being wealthy people? I am skeptical. I know many of them.
Jury's still out on the Smartphone with a good number of pros/cons.

I'd bet that many who are enraged by this story, have already accepted numerous such agreements in the software/sites they use.
I'm curious about materials safety, some platinum/tin 2 part hardners are pretty nasty...
The ends of the cable are on board the cable ship when this is done. For broken cables, cable ships find the ends, catch them with drags, haul the end onboard a ship, and splice in an additional section.

Animated video from a company that does this: [1]

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QiwidMEv8CM
I recently picked up an 85” Sony TV from Costco on clearance for $1399 (this model originally retailed for $2500, its only a step or two down from their top-of-the-line). I connected it to a hardwired ethernet cable, let it do the software updates, then unplugged it. No need for it to be online if I’m just using it with an AppleTV box anyway. I’d suspect an 85” “business TV” would be at least 4-5x the price.

Funny thing was after the software updates, the next day the TV prompted me to install a firmware update on the remote. First time I’ve ever seen that one.
This would be more helpful with a date. Was this in 2020 or 2024? I've been told FSD had a complete rearchitecting.
The answer is, it depends. Reversability is very much related to duration of type 2:
https://wchh.onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1002/pdi.2297#:~....
I think you make a good point in general, but the Ikea TILLREDA microwave might be a better example of cheap and simple: https://www.ikea.com/ie/en/p/tillreda-microwave-oven-white-6...

That one you linked has actually quite a lot of features - the 12 presets, auto cooking mode, weight setting, the potentially confusing buttons like "express" and "micro power".
LG has a page dedicated to "LG SmartMonitors", and the photo shows a desk with mouse and keyboard, no mention of TV or Smart TV
It goes kinda dsytopic if access to the network becomes a monopolistic barrier.
I quit facebook maybe seven years ago. I don't regret it one bit.

I joined Instagram because that was the only way to contact some friends. And progressively I get more and more into Instagram reels, which is tenacious, and bleeds into YouTube shorts, which is just the same thing but revenue for Google.

I'm annoyed that sharing memes is so fun to do with long-term, now distant (far away) friends.. we kick memes back and forth for a few months before one of us posts a larger life update: birth of a kid, marriage, job promotion, etc.

Reels are the only way I get a good chuckle with my mates now. And I don't like it.
For that matter, even waitlists are not fully reliable as many of them might drop interest by the time you launch, or suggest whimsical features that they won't use/pay-for later.

Hence the importance of industry knowledge and gut feeling.

Entrepreneurship is not for weak hearts.
The same principle applies, but you need more time for the trials, rather than 20 trials.
I've had nothing but positive experiences with ChatGPT-4o, that doesn't make people wrong to criticise either as modelling their training data too much and generalising too little when they need to use it for something where the inference domain is too far outside the training domain.
And still, dollars, pound, yen and basically any currency with a "funny" symbol put it in front. Seems it's not about pronounciation anymore, but more about tradition.
Not buying alone sounds a pretty powerful boycott thing.

Unluckily, so many care less than nothing, buying whatever is the cheapest and loudest in praising itself with the biggest lies or misdirection. There is a huge and successful market for these kind of customers. Actually it overwhelms the small group of conscious costumers. So manufacturers are making less and less 'honest' products.
I don't think people who are so bitter about not being in a position of power that they will say any hyperbolic thing they can about McKinsey should be trusted on the topic either
While its allowed by the standard, its not something that is often used. Certainly the AppleTV that I use does not even offer an option to share its network connection over Ethernet. And I’m not aware of any other box that does.
The limitations of science say nothing about atheism or theism. However, the metaphysics of science firmly rest on the notion that things do happen for reasons and that those reasons are potentially knowable.

The rationalist view says that there are reasons for why the universe exists, why stars and planets exist, why life exists, and why occasionally intelligent life such as ourselves exists. That there are atheists who still hold the rationalist position is unsurprising, since it’s quite common for people to hold unexamined contradictory beliefs.

Certainly you can get to the monotheistic God from there, but there are plenty of other alternatives that avoid the things happened for no reason at all problem, such as panpsychism just to name one.
Karpathy suggests AI chatbots as interstellar messengers to alien civilizations
As much as everyone hates it, Facebook is the only social media site with an actual clear use case. If you drop out of general interest group pages, and join only pages with people you know in real life, mostly dedicated to planning events you'll attend in real life, Facebook is a mostly pleasant experience.

There's far too much advertising, of course, but I've developed some tricks to deal with that, too.

I was on Twitter very briefly. I'm experimenting intermittently with BlueSky and Mastodon. I'm mostly here, on Reddit, and at AskAManager.
Here's some context and a partial summary (youoy also has a nice summary) --

Context:

A random forest is an ML model that can be trained to predict an output value based on a list of input features: eg, predicting a house's value based on square footage, location, etc. This paper focuses on regression models, meaning the output value is a real number (or a vector thereof). Classical ML theory suggests that models with many learned parameters are more likely to overfit the training data, meaning that when you predict an output for a test (non-training) input, the predicted value is less likely to be correct because the model is not generalizing well (it does well on training data, but not on test data - aka, it has memorized, but not understood).

Historically, a surprise is that random forests can have many parameters yet don't overfit. This paper explores the surprise.

What the paper says:

The perspective of the paper is to see random forests (and related models) as _smoothers_, which is a kind of model that essentially memorizes the training data and then makes predictions by combining training output values that are relevant to the prediction-time (new) input values. For example, k-nearest neighbors is a simple kind of smoother. A single decision tree counts as a smoother because each final/leaf node in the tree predicts a value based on combining training outputs that could possibly reach that node. The same can be said for forests.

So the authors see a random forest as a way to use a subset of training data and a subset of (or set of weights on) training features, to provide an averaged output. While a single decision tree can overfit (become "spikey") because some leaf nodes can be based on single training examples, a forest gives a smoother prediction function since it is averaging across many trees, and often other trees won't be spikey for the same input (their leaf node may be based on many training points, not a single one).

Finally, the authors refer to random forests as _adaptive smoothers_ to point out that random forests become even better at smoothing in locations in the input space that either have high variation (intuitively, that have a higher slope), or that are far from the training data. The word "adaptive" indicates that the predicted function changes behavior based on the nature of the data — eg, with k-NN, an adaptive version might increase the value of k at some places in the input space.

The way random forests act adaptively is that (a) the prediction function is naturally more dense (can change value more quickly) in areas of high variability because those locations will have more leaf nodes, and (b) the prediction function is typically a combination of a wider variety of possible values when the input is far from the training data because in that case the trees are likely to provide a variety of output values. These are both ways to avoid overfitting to training data and to generalize better to new inputs.

Disclaimer: I did not carefully read the paper; this is my quick understanding.
I was at a presentation on LOOPS in London given by Dan Bobrow and Mark Stefik, they were pitching it as an equivalent framework to KEE or ART as you describe. They had a good showcase application called Truckin' [1] that made good use of all the features of LOOPS.

[1] https://www.markstefik.com/?page_id=359
I also thought that Tailscale would probably incur some type of charges after using it that much, though Im not super familiar with their free tier policies and how sustainable they are in the long-term.
Except, it’s had 5 new chains, 2 cranksets, 10 seats, 2 rear wheels, 4 front wheels and one frame.
Probably. This is a thing with guns, too. In CA, for example, owning an AR15 with certain features is illegal. But separate the upper from the lower, and you no longer have an AR15; now you have parts, none of which are semiautomatic and center-fire on their own. That’s no longer illegal (though if they can prove intent everything changes, of course).

IANAL, but I always found that kind of loophole fascinating.
Besides a mathematical inclination, an exceptionally good mastery of one's native tongue is the most vital asset of a competent programmer.

-- Edsger W.Dijkstra https://www.cs.utexas.edu/~EWD/transcriptions/EWD04xx/EWD498...
Yeah this is something I feel like doesn't get talked about enough. I have a raspberry PI that acts as my streaming device connected to my Samsung "Smart" TV and since Samsung can't get on the WIFI it's effectively just a display terminal.
Wat.

- You're replying to a thread about someone using a 1GB Pi 3 to stream multiple 4K movies. It's $44 on Amazon including fast shipping. Cheaper on eBay if you can wait 3 days.

- The 8GB Pi 4 is $75 on canakit, not $160.

Anyway if you want more compute (on an edge device? why?), why not grab a AM4 board and CPU for like $80 each? That's 25W at the wall and gives you a ton of flexibility if you later wanna repurpose the machine adding GPUs, NVMe, SAS enclosures, etc
Maybe they don't care about their car to be a sports car but they surely enjoy some pleasure out of the control of being at the helm of something powerful like a car (even though it's not a sports car)

Also even people in small cars they think a lot while driving already, and they also communicate, how much more productive they could be with FSD?
Gotta plug my fav's - odroid h2/3/4's ...

Low power, fairly cheap, x86 based, onboard NIC (sometime 2), NVME/Sata and large memory support for lots of containers/etc. Also, low power draw! :-) I've been loving my H2+'s and I got some H4s in I need to find time to play with...

1.) https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-h4-h4-h4-ultra

2.) https://ameridroid.com/products/odroid-h3 (dual nic)
There's a whole paragraph where he lists different frequencies of atom vibration of different elements. Basically a whole paragraph quoting different frequencies, separated by comma. I think he just likes bullying the reader into submission by showing off his intellect and giving this impression that all of this is going to come together.

However, if you do know science, you know pretty well all of this is just mumbo-jumbo so the suspense of disbelief disappears and there's just nothing left in the book that is sufficiently interesting.
What's the latest on building PWA's with Svelte/Kit 5?
I've used it for storing rasters alongside georeferencing data in small GIS projects, as an alternative to git LFS. It not only works like git but can integrate with git repos through commit and push/pull hooks, storing DVC pointers and managing .gitignore files while retaining directory structure of the DVC-managed files. It's neat, even if the initial learning curve was a little steep.

We used Google Drive as a storage backend and had to grow out of it to a WebDAV backend, and it was nearly trivial to swap them out and migrate.
They're not proxying your data. That's why there are no usage limits
Show HN: I made a site to quick identify any plant and learn how to care for it
I'm still working on it, curious but what feature may be most valuable for you? What do you think about personalised care instructions, and an interactive chat feature for each plant.
> Readily available at a good premium.

You have this backwards. The consumer "smart" units are subsidized by the monetization of the data they hoover up as you use it. This subsidized price has become accepted as normal price, but they clearly are discounted prices.

Yeah yeah, economy of scale on consumer vs prosumer+ units, but if you really believe that is the sole reason you are sorely mistaken
So each musician has to keep track of everyone's else tracks? Including key changes? Or is there an organization that manages it?

What if an actor disappears and the timeout makes all the tracks unavailable until they are re-uploaded with a new key?

I can go on indefinitely. There's a reason "smart contracts" are now just another way of saying "scam", and why blockchain is only seriously pushed by scammers and criminals.
Here is the Microsoft implementation:

https://github.com/microsoft/BitNet
Versus a fucking phone network with ~10 billion active numbers.

Come on man, seriously - the two communication modalities are completely incomparable.

Clearly the information traveling around on the phone network couldn't possibly be the same as the low bandwidth vibrating strings used in face to face communication. Obviously.
There’s another thread from October 2022 on that topic.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33047634

What makes DVC especially useful for MLOps? Aren’t MLFlow or W&B solving that in a way that’s open source (the former) or just increases the speed and scale massively ( the latter)?

Disclaimer: I work at W&B.
In that case then, what is a poison? What is the intent of the oath, if it's literal meaning is different from the intent? What does it mean to not poison people? It can't strictly be "you must never do anything that shortens people's lives" because then hospice care would be unethical.
You could say language is just the "communication module" but there has got to be another whole underlying interface where non-verbal thoughts are modulated/demodulated to conform to the language expected to be used when communication may or may not be on the agenda.
That is not correct. Tesla counts any accident within 5 seconds of Autopilot/FSD turning off as the system being involved.
Regulators extend that period to 30 seconds, and Tesla must comply with that when reporting to them.