skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
M4 isn't even close to the highest performing x86 CPUs. Apple doesn't have anything close.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/high_end_cpus.html

Search for "M4", it's not anywhere near the top of the list.
sooo israel should use time travel?
the situation right now is a fucked up war between two bloodthirsty groups. I dont think this is the right time to think of inventing time machines...
There really are some “free lunches” in generative models. Really impressive work by this group. Ultimately, their model may not be the winner, because so much of what makes a good image gen model is the images and captioning that go into it, and the fine-tuning for aesthetic quality — something Midjourney and Flux both excel at. But the architecture here certainly will get into the hands of the people who can make the next great model.

Looking forward to it. This space just keeps getting more interesting.
> Maybe I should update https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bipedalism to indicate training may not be required for temporary bipedal behavior in some dogs.

That is against wikipedia's rules and thus will get reverted. You have to have a secondary source, not a primary source, and you're currently a primary source.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wikipedia:No_original_research
I believe this is still true. Originally you could store a compiled wasm module in IndexedDB and cache it manually, but that was removed in favor of {instantiate,compile}Streaming, which take a HTTP response and hook into the existing HTTP caching layer, which was already storing the compliation output for JS.
Yup, "my environment is not political" just means "I'm in a comfortable enough situation that most current issues don't affect me and can ignore that they affect others". I don't think it should be illegal. But it sure describes a person.
A CLI tool for management of Next.js applications
LOL. You confuse supply and demand and claim without any evidence the ridiculous assertion that I am not taking into account transmission losses.

And baseload is only the easiest to supply when you have firm generating capacity. When you don't, you can't.

Bye.
If this were Reddit, where purging the “community” was obviously going to lead to a more successful company I’d get it.

But the Wordpress community produces. I suppose that’s the trick. They’ll produce afterwards as well.
the artificial outrage over what is a simple beautiful photo lead me to actually go and find the original magazine and purchased it.

should we ban it because someone knows the "dirty" secret of scanlines 600+?
does it make some new engineers uncomfortable or feel negative?
is it erasing history to bury it for future publication?
are we truly being puritanical enough? and only for just the right causes?

who knows? i don't. i just bought it to read the articles.
Obviously you've never listened to SiriusXM.

But seriously, the poster is probably complaining about how most modern music is heavily compressed in dynamic range, so that it sounds better on crappy earbud headphones and smartphone speakers.
> So do humans, babies and the elderly especially.

Only the healthy adult form is taken into account generally, you wouldn't say that dragonflies are mainly swimming animals for example, even if they do spend most of their life underwater as larvae.

The point here is that kangaroos that are capable of bipedal motion will always choose quadrupedal motion at low speeds. While humans who can walk will always choose to walk when possible.
You appear to be making the case that the 65% statistic of Gazans killed by Israel shouldn't be alarming since it merely is converging on the demographic makeup of the population.

I'd argue that it is very alarming when military casualties converge on the general populations demographics and not the demographics of actual combatants.
Everything you wrote is correct. However, Mexico is actually an immigration success story. The net migration flow is around zero [1].

The big picture comes down to supply and demand. Today's supply is from specific countries: Venezuela, Guatemala, Honduras, El Salvador, Brazil, a few others. Each country has a different rationale, but generally it boils down to violence, poverty, and Putin. Not necessarily in that order, and often it's all three.

"Demand" is due to the congestion backlog in the US immigration courts. A prospective refugee might not see a judge for a year or two. During this period they have to be paroled in and granted work authorization.

Most applicants today aren't genuine refugees. This was not the case in prior decades because there was no backlog. Awareness of this loophole makes the US a much more practical and appealing destination than it used to be.

The backlog, in turn, stems from the congressional paralysis on immigration. For 20 years the nativists blocked bill after bill, despite large bipartisan support for reform. They did so because every compromise also included a guest-worker program and other immigration benefits.

More recently, there was a deal on the table with no GWP and no immigration benefits. In previous years, it would have been a nativist's dream. It was blocked by the Trump campaign in order to "run on the issue." [2]

A large fraction of the 2024 immigration numbers is due to Trump, maybe as much as 50% or 80%.

For the bigger picture, consider the fact that the exodus in Venezuela and Syria was started by Putin. He gives you the flu (waves of fleeing migrants,) blames the aspirin (the "globalist" Western governments who are forced to handle them,) then sells you the Ivermectin (Trump, Orban, Le Pen, AfD, etc.)

[1] https://www.pewresearch.org/short-reads/2021/07/09/before-co...

[2] https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/congress/senate-republicans...
Possibly the click baity title combined with a basic lack of understanding of the topic. See sibling comment by milesvp.
I'm not a W2 wage earner, but for more general investment advice, https://www.bogleheads.org/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/Bogleheads/ are always my first recommendation to anyone starting to get into this.

And max out that Roth IRA! Its growth potential is unreal, it's the best investment vehicle most salaried workers have in their lives and if it wasn't capped at $6500 a year or whatever it would be the financial equivalent of a game breaker.
In 2021 Automattic, the company that effectively owns Wordpress, has a valuation of $7.5 billion in 2021, and revenue of $750M in 2024. It's big money.
Early 2000's ??

Bela Lugosi Died in 1979, and Peter Murphy was onto his next band by 1984.

By 2000 Goth was fully a distant dot in the rear view mirror for the OG's

In 2002, Murphy released *Dust* with Turkish-Canadian composer and producer Mercan Dede, which utilizes traditional Turkish instrumentation and songwriting, abandoning Murphy's previous pop and rock incarnations, and juxtaposing elements from progressive rock, trance, classical music, and Middle Eastern music, coupled with Dede's trademark atmospheric electronics.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Yy9h2q_dr9k

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bauhaus_(band)
Yeah, looks like D would apply but I afraid it would have to be tested in court. Game companies won't go without a fight.
I suppose he could have Damore’d everyone out instead. Perhaps that is more palatable.
Says a lot about HN that so many believed he was genuine.
Completely incorrect.

Nuclear has the highest reliability of all generation sources, with for example the largest fleet of reactors, the US fleet, consistently coming in at around 95% capacity factor.

Most of the remaining 5% is scheduled outages for maintenance and refueling. And both the rare scheduled as well as the even rarer unscheduled outages tend to be uncorrelated. Well, unless radiophobia grips a country and they decide to shut everything down.

Trust renewbros to always use a single example to bolster their claims.
Yep, I’m browsing this topic with popcorn right now, with no skin in the game. It’s great fun!

Sorry if this is your livelihood, folks, but I can’t do anything to actually help. So I’ll just enjoy the fireworks and try to apply any lessons learned to other OSS communities.
One of the most recent losses to the WordPress community is bluesix, a former r/Wordpress mod, and arguably one of the most altruistic members of the community:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Wordpress/comments/1g5fn36/uhhh_wha...
Nice detailed article. However, in these two places it doesn't seem clear that it was just the Slack account that was deactivated. Here:

> Javier Casares shared that his account was deactivated after he asked a series of questions in a Slack thread started by Colin Stewart.

And here, referring to Terence Eden:

> He later reported on Mastodon that his account was deactivated.

Another thing – with that headline, I was hoping for some more info on how it impacts community like how many migrated away from WordPress or even a change in market share. However I'm not sure where that's available on a daily or weekly basis.

Edit: here's one that does a report once a month. Not sure how accurate it is: https://w3techs.com/technologies/history_overview/content_ma...
IMO this is different from discriminating based on political opinions because it's the employee who decides whether they want to leave. Similarly, if you build a company and are very vocal on Twitter supporting a presidental candidate, you will probably mostly attract people who support the same — but again, it's the choice of the employee. Very different from asking candidates about who they voted for and then tossing resumés based on that.

It's asymmetric, but laws should generally be in favor of the employees, because the employers already have most of the power on their side.
I found TFA to frequently juke in weird directions, and for the text to at times be at-odds with what I believed the subtext of what I had just read—a notable early one is where the author describes the intellectual atmosphere at the company in a series of examples that definitely read to me like performative, LARPing intellectualism… then sums that up by claiming you can’t copy their vibe by LARPing intellectualism, which is what I though I was just reading a description of.

The selection of the list of people and the reason they were being mentioned, in the section you’re referring to, was another point where the piece threw me.

I wouldn’t say it changed my mind about the company, but it, uh, gave some new shading to my existing impression.
>Is making myself a nice sandwich and watching a movie because I find it pleasant "force"?

To the chicken, turkey, pig, or cow that died to make the meat in your sandwich, definitely yes.
Congrats on the release! I should be able to switch from datanymizer (unmaintained) now.

The other tool in this space to look at is neosync: https://www.neosync.dev/
This is what the USDS is slowly but surely accomplishing. It's just a hell of a beast to tackle.
Ask HN: What's the game changing thing you can't believe you lived without?
The author wonders why he does not see a memory footprint for the billions of objects, and conjectures they are stored in-line in the array. I suspect that it is actually achieved by the flyweight pattern, where copies of the same immutable (reference type) object are simply the same object.
Very cool stuff! I got it running on Win10 with minimal effort. Really impressive results, I've been working on some plotter art and I use normal data to guide stroke orientation, in the past I've mostly worked with 3D scenes where the normal data is free, but I'm excited to try working with photos using this tool.
I want to see the FTC go whomever gave Discord my new EXP and CVC so they could continue to charge me after my other card expired, especially since they use dark patterns in the cancellation process and won't just let you remove a card from your profile without canceling the subscription first, and they don't tell you that your remaining subscription will remain in effect until it expires.

I consider that direct wire fraud. I didn't want Discord having that information and yet someone gave it to them.

And Discord should get charges for receiving stolen funds via wire - I think that does fall under wire fraud as well.
what are critical default credentials?
I tend to agree, the flexibility that non-statically typed languages (i.e. Python) offer on smaller-scale projects (very) quickly diverges to chaos on larger-scale. With scale, rules and rigidity provide structure, without they provide verbosity and bureaucratic obstacles. Unfortunately “scale” is a gradient, not discrete, so there’s no “right answer” - hence the waste you experience. Ultimately, waste is in the eye of the beholder… “One person’s waste is another’s GDP.”
I'm not a campus activist. I don't care what campus activists say. Some campus activists have said truly dumb things; I won't impute them to Palestinians.
> A doctor might be following a [compulsory] guideline from his association / state / institution / college.

I have no doubt they are, compulsory or not. When things go wrong, the first thing the judge asks is whether the doctor followed established medical practice, whatever that may be.
for me, since I got a smartwatch, it's been a game changer. I use my phone way less now because I can check notifications, calls, track my fitness, etc. I can't believe we didn’t have this before
If you live in a world where it simply isn't possible for some reason for the woman to not have a husband at all, it makes perfect sense.
the scribe was on a nice discount for fathers day and randomly in march this year
Why did you buy a 256GB device for personal use in the first place? Too good of a deal? Or saving these $400 for upgrades for something else?
Wait, you have to pay to not have ads on a Kindle?

When did that start being a thing? I've been using a kindle for about 14 years, my current one is a few years old. I've been thinking about upgrading, but it works perfectly fine, and I've never had it display ads, and haven't had to pay anything for that "privilege".

It sounds like this will be my last Kindle device if I now have to pay extra for no ads, on a device I've already paid for, to read books I also pay for.

When will the madness stop!?
Social listening on HN, Reddit, X...
I used https://kwatch.io and jumped into the relevant conversations to mention my product.
> The initial advisory list includes Broadcom, Dell, Google, HP, Lenovo, Meta, Microsoft, Oracle, Red Hat, Linus Torvalds, and Tim Sweeny.

Two individuals along with multi-billion dollar corporations. Curious why the organizations that these individuals represent were not included instead?
curious, whats that hedgehog website?
I tend to agree with you on this, but it's kind of an amusing comment given the linked article's comment on memes:

"the most talented people tend to develop their own vocabularies and memes, and these serve as entry points to a whole intellectual world constructed by that person."

Doctorow is not one of the examples he provides, but I'm not sure that any of this negates the point.
BYD Is Winning the Global Race to Make Cheaper EVs
Pro tip: turn off malware scanning in your git repos[0]. There is also the new Dev Drive feature in Windows 11 that makes it even easier for developers (and IT admins) to set this kind of thing up via policies[1].

In companies where I worked where the IT team rolled out "security" software to the Mac-based developers, their computers were not noticeably faster than Windows PCs at all, especially given the majority of containers are still linux/amd64, reflecting the actual deployment environment. Meanwhile Windows also runs on ARM anyway, so it's not really something useful to generalize about.

[0] https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/how-to-add-a-file-...

[1] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/dev-drive/
Command Center Stryker Teamed with Uncrewed Ground Vehicle 'Wingmen'
I hope that one positive outcome of this whole debacle will be people realising that the Wordpress Foundation board is apparently three Matt Mullenwegs in a trenchcoat: https://www.pluginvulnerabilities.com/2024/09/24/who-is-on-t... (I exaggerate, slightly.)

This is clearly not what an independent foundation with the interests of the open source project in mind looks like.

If this mess creates pressure to put more separation between the Foundation and Automattic, I think that can only be a good thing.
https://archive.ph/UzDg9
Thanks for the shout-out! Co-founder of Neosync here - love seeing more tools in this space and pushing the envelope further. Good luck!
Prefixing all my personal shell commands and aliases with ','.
imo short lived. i dont see a huge slow down in chip production, so new labs needing new machines will have to be built => $$$
Looks like Est31 has made about 7 factual claims. I'd guess you'd get more replies if you would narrow down which of the seven you are most perplexed by.
Great work!

I would've needed this recently for some data analysis, to estimate the mass of an object based on position measurments. I tried calculating the 2nd derivative with a Savitzky-Golay filter, but still had some problems and ended up using a different approach (also using a Kalman filter, but with a physics-based model of my setup).

My main problem was that I had repeated values in my measurements (sensor had a lower, non-integer divisible sampling rate than the acquisition pipeline).
This especially made clear that np.gradient wasn't suitable, because it resulted in erratic switches between zero and the calculated derivative. Applying, np.gradient twice made the data look like random noise.

I will try using this library, when I next get the chance.
Worth noting that this was entirely the fault of the /r/wordpress users though, not Matt. The users threw wild accusations and conspiracy theories at the moderators and apparently threats in PM. The level of madness in the sub really reached embarrassing levels.
They had a local user name builder with a static password that is in the image builder source code, so someone could log into the image as the builder user and deploy malware or the like into the image.
I recently started programming in. Can somebody summarize what it means? (I currently pass -std=c99 parameter).
> How many 'r's are in the word 'ichigo'?

GPT 4o: The word "ichigo," which is the Romanized spelling (romaji) of いちご, contains one "r." It appears in the letter "r" in "chi," as the "ch" sound in romaji represents a combination of the "r" sound from "r" and "t" sound from "i."

Thank you chatgpt. I'm glad we've burned down a bunch of forests for this.

You can consistently get the right answer with a prompt of:

> Write python code, and run it, to count the number of 'r' characters in いちご.

though. For numeric stuff, telling the thing to just write python code makes it significantly better at getting right answers.
All I'm saying is that if any other country attacked Gaza using any normal means of war, they'd end up with the same statistic. Israel is not doing anything out of the ordinary for war. The statistics you quoted is a side-effect of Gaza's demographics.

Note that I don't condone Israel's actions in Gaza. I'm just saying that those actions are no worse than one would expect, but this statistic is purposefully deceptive and is being trumpeted across the Internet specifically to make Israel look worse than they are actually acting.

You support one of the two sides above the other. That's your right. But please don't support them through chosen talking points intended to deceive the audience.

PS: One of the two sides in this war targeted civilians on purpose and failed at doing so. The other site targeted combatants and failed at doing so. Which would you say is the more superior position?
Good discussion on how at multi GHz clock speeds, the speed of light is actually limiting on some circuit design choices: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=12384596
thank you and God bless!
I found out about this histamine when drinking wine and after got cramps. But did not find cure for it. B12 which was one aid, normally makes my stomach bad imeadiately. Will try QBC
I argued exactly this fact with a talented junior dev in our team. He still implemented his solution with SQLModel but started seeing the difficulties half a year into the project once the business requirements became more apparent and the API schema and data model started diverging.
If you're a PHP developer with expertise in WordPress Automattic is pretty much your version of FAANG - I can totally understand why people wouldn't want to trade even six months salary for never being able to work there again.
I have bad hand writing and over scratch paper with pencils... I greatly prefer the e-tablets for writing, so ymmv. I'm 47. I just did 6 months of college classes out of the blue, I did about 50/50 paper/tablet so this is based on about 100 hour recent testing. I had to practice a lot of mec pencil and paper as that's how our exams were.
If you tap on the minutes left text in the lower left corner of your screen, it will cycle through pages, minutes left in chapter, section and blank
Its been that way for years, the ad is on the lockscreen, and its an ad for other books. The version with no advertisement is 20$ more, I don't see the problem if someone wants to get a discount for looking at ads.
Treatment of type 2 diabetes.
And we all know that Inbox and Spam are one and the same these days - if you are expecting an email, you must check both.
I agree, the new one looks snazzy. Though I have my og scribe in the composition notebook cover which is super slick and discrete.
> Mullenweg is trying to force it from the one model to the other

There are proper ways to do that, changing the license in a next version for example is how I think it should have been done in the first place. I've said it before here but this has all the markings of being extremely petty and Mullenweg not happy with their own licensing model.
The climate would be more important. Global economy. Local issues. All more relevant and important to someone not directly affected by one of those wars.
My VPN is always enabled, including when I game
Within the model? Like as part of training afterwards some fine tuning?
Microsoft has indeed a problem, however only in countries whose people can afford Apple level prices, and not everyone is a G7 citizen.
Thinner, waterproof, usbc much faster charging, and I think the screen isn't as brittle. I bought the new one on a whim when it was on hella sale and I really like it.
Alas, the market can stay irrational longer than I can stay solvent. :p
People = companies such as my own

do not like = have not prized in

drama = the idea that the free meal could walk off thr plate.
If the IDF member is shooting at them from the apartment building, then it becomes a valid military target. This is very clearly spelled out in the Geneva conventions.
Try a scribe, it's like a kindle DX that you can take notes on and is modern.
Reuter Concession
That's more trademark. You can choose to let anyone use your ip for a fee or not.
If a bird gets overweight and/or doesn't have enough different surfaces to grip, it will develop pressure sores on its feet just to add some nuance.
At this writing, I see a HN title of

> Critical default credentials in Kubernetes allows SSH root access

but the actual article title is

> Critical default credential bug in Kubernetes Image Builder allows SSH root access

which is an extremely important distinction: The bug is that something called the "Kubernetes Image Builder" is creating images that set an insecure default password, though some versions proceed to disable that password at the end of the build so the attack window is smaller.
At least ten years ago https://www.nytimes.com/2014/05/29/technology/personaltech/r...
Oh, just work for a company that uses Crowdstrike or similar. You'll get back all the lag you want.
> rehearsed play with predictable game mechanics, not inhuman response to novel stimulus

You just described most competitive games (even vaguely so), and 100% of esports.