skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I actually do that frequently to comply with my ketogenic diet - take a photo of the macro nutrients quantities, calories from the nutrition facts table on the food package and use ChatGPT or some other LLM to calculate the estimated calories per portion.

You can then validate the data by tracking your lost calories (calculable from your lost weight - I do it each week) and compare with the predicted weight lost calculated from the vendor 's nutrition facts table.
Soyuz already provides redundancy, albeit not exactly commercial competition. The whole point of the ride sharing agreement with Russia is to prevent both countries from having the other rely on a single vehicle, to ensure the station can continue to operate if either America or Russia is grounded.

Anyway, Boeing isn't a serious competitor to SpaceX and the money should be given to another instead. This should have been done several years ago, but as they say, the second best time to plant an apple tree is now.
It makes sense, but where are they used and are there any known examples? Or would it be more like someone posting on a Chinese or Russian hacker news vigorously defending the US with a ton of grammatical errors.
Do we know whether this uploading is motivated by actual pedo reasons, by anti-pedo honeypot reasons, by sociopathic trolling reasons, by sabotage reasons (state, or commercial), or something else?

It's discouraging to think that privacy&security solutions for good people might end up being used primarily by bad people, but I don't know whether that's the situation, nor what the actual numbers are.
What are the most prestigious companies?
You’re absolutely right and don’t even need to assume anything… right at the end of John’s Gospel [0] (i.e. in the Bible itself) we are told that Jesus performed so many more acts that you couldn’t possibly write them all down.

[0] https://www.biblegateway.com/passage/?search=John%2021%3A24-...
He's high quality research by comparison to the absolute garbage that exists today--not by say classical Frontline or 60 Minutes standards
Former Intel engineer says Intel x86-64 was suppressed before AMD's success
Earlier today on Twitter, AMD engineer Phil Park identified a curious nugget of PC architectural history. Bob Colwell (Pentium Pro chief architect) has been posting on Quora. Pentium 4 had a version of x86-64 that was fused off. This design path was axed by the higher-ups at Intel, who clearly feared it would eat into or harm Itanium (profits).
Phucking with Phishers
Issues with iPhone ProRAW 48 and stock camera app
IR receiver is optional IMO. Most people would plug an Android TV box or media PC into it anyhow, which will handle volume control and power via HDMI.
QUIC is not quick enough over fast internet
> I'm grateful to be getting a car from another manufacturer this year.

I'm curious, what is the alternative that you are considering? I've been delaying an upgrade to electric for some time. And now, a car manufacturer that is contributing to the making of another Jan 6th, 2021 is not an option, in my opinion.
I never quit, but I dramatically reduced my usage, and generally changed how I interact with others online.

I am down to two subreddits that I visit by typing the URL in the address bar, and the orange site we all love. The other websites are write-only dumps where I interact with my website’s (very kind) followers. I don’t follow anyone and my feeds are literally empty. I use a Firefox extension to redirect from the feed to my notifications. I never tried TikTok or Instagram, and quitting the other hellsites was very easy post-covid; I just went outside.

Above all I just stopped engaging with bad faith comments. I just don’t get riled up by any of it anymore. I focus on positive interactions and lost interest in having the last word.
All manufacturers have for some time been required by regulators to report any accident where an autonomous or partially autonomous system was active within 30 seconds of an accident.
So many parent's today don't follow this advice and they see it as harmless.

I know a good number of parents that track a variety number of things through the phones, where they've mandated to their children if you don't keep your phone on and with you, and powered up, then you can't go out or socialize.

They used it to monitor speeding (when driving), location (curfew), parents received automated notifications for both when no signal was present (checked every 5 minutes). Some had more pernicious spyware installed on the phones (to see what they were texting, looking up on the internet, etc).

I know one person where they were punished because the app read a 1mph over the speed limit which generated a notification; he got grounded (isolated) for a month, and another time because his phone ran out of battery while he was out.

These are both extremely minor in my opinion, hardly deserving the torture of 2 whole months of isolation (in aggregate); worse it instills no controllable habits and conditions learned helplessness.

Sometimes you need to go above the speed limit to avoid a hazard, sometimes the odometer gauge is out of standard (every measurement has error), sometimes the battery discharges faster than it says (and when you won't replace it for a new one because of cost), that shouldn't be on them.

You can say trust them all you want, but parents today are a majority of neurotic dictators with only a rare few exceptions.

Like with all things along these lines, that won't change until you force them to change, and no one is forcing them to give their children the same rights and privileges they received as children.

I think it says something very important about a society where the general consensus is you condition and indoctrinate your children to effectively be slaves/exploited.

There is a lot of mythos and ethos with stories going back through the ages about what happens when parents raise their children as sacrifices or for slavery. (Greek Mythology: Chronos (Titans) v. Zeus)).
When you describe the fungus as trying to do something, you just ascribed intelligence to it.
I love seeing Plan 9 here, but it’s just Go Assembly with Plan 9 syntax.
Liability alone isn’t nearly that high.

Car insurance payments include people stealing your car, uninsured motorists, rental cars, and other issues not the drivers fault. Further insurance payments also include profits for the insurance company, advertising, billing, and other overhead from running a business.

Also, if Tesla was taking on these risks you’d expect your insurance costs to drop.
It was the bait and switch - it's the end of most incredibly successful capitalist corporations. The reputation JD built was very well earned so they defacto became the everyman's tractor and for good reason.

At some point all corporations start to trim expenses or generate new revenues from existing avenues - so that reputation was used to get everyone kinda trapped in their JD world that was essentially made "unrepairable" overnight.

This is the same thing Monsanto did with seed, Dow chem with Roundup and Microsoft with windows for a non farm example.

Once you envelop an ecosystem of products and services the people within that system are largely at the mercy of it. Apple and their batteries intentionally being made to fail scandal a few years back is another great example.

It's just the numbers are much bigger in the agricultural world than the consumer tech world. The tractor that has essentially a SaS contract/required yearly operating expense for maintenance and upkeep might cost millions in the first place. Many farmers have machine shops that are plenty capable of repairing tractors - bc they've always done so.

JD is trying to fundamentally change the game - it's not the farmers fault for being a loyal customer for 10-40+ years, as many farmers today inherited farms that already had JD equipment from their fathers/grand fathers.

JD is exploiting that and their supply chain to make tractors and farm equipment glorified rentals.
Before superhero movies, directors were masters of the universe
OS's forgot about h/w?
> I'm grateful to be getting a car from another manufacturer this year.

I have no illusions about Tesla's ability to deliver an unsupervised self-driving car any time soon. However, as far as I understand, their autosteer system, in spite of all its flaws, is still the best out there.

Do you have any reason to believe that there actually is something better?
SpaceX is dominating the space launch industry and is responsible for just under half of all rockets launched last year (or 90% of US launches). They also have an extremely successful satellite internet service. And most importantly in both sectors SpaceX is innovation leader and rapidly growing.

Boeing is the third largest aircraft manufacturer in the world (behind Airbus and Lockheed), has been in an ongoing crisis for 6 years over the quality of an airplane that was rushed out of the door to react to Airbus's A320neo, is looking to sell ULA which is most of their space launch business, with few success stories about the remaining space-related products under the Boeing brand (like Starliner or SLS). And their defense arm has a decade of stagnating revenue (on the same level as their 2002 revenue).

Everything at SpaceX is pointing to growth, while Boeing's only saving grace is that customer lock-in, their size and importance to national interests (and national security) is slowing their fall.
I find it less that the fines are trivial than it is fines are levied on the wrong entities. Consultants break the law--fine them personally. Police's officers abuse power--fine them personally. Bankers shirk regulation--fine them personally. Nothing will ever change if the people committing the acts aren't the ones punished.
Launching Minecraft: Core Launcher
Lightweight, useful, fabulously customizable launcher for Minecraft.

Why should I use?

Because,

It is open source.
It is fast.
It is lightweight.
It is modular.
It contains the CurseForge, Modrinth, and the OptiFine APIs. *
It is built with a useful and efficiency-based UI.
It includes the most used modding APIs like Forge and Fabric.
It supports CLI.
It has its own Java Download Manager.
You can download multiple modpacks in one profile.
You can see your worlds (including seeds, game mode, and worlds' spawn point), and resources (mods, resourcepacks, modpacks, and worlds) on one page.
You can easily back up, import, and share your profiles and worlds.
Also, it supports offline and online authentication.

Create a profile, select your loader (wrapper), customize your resources, and play!
They should at least admit they made a mistake with the "test pyramid".
"Compostable" is correct :D

React is what happens when you misunderstand the purpose (and principle) of web components, then double-down and encourage framework-related libraries to sprout up around it.

React is what gets used by companies who didn't do enough due diligence into deciding on the best tools for the job.

I've worked with React and find it endlessly annoying and arbitrarily designed for the most part (in a modern development context - probably it didn't seem so randomly assembled back when it was still relatively new).
No a phone
Europa Clipper was supposed to fly on SLS. That not happening saved several billion dollars. SLS is a fat disgusting barrel of pork that should be canceled and hidden for the sake of NASA's own reputation, not to mention taxpayers. If they continue with SLS when Starship is in serial production and flying regularly, it will make NASA look like one of the most inefficient and corrupt organizations in American history. It will be NASA's own neck on the chopping block if they don't distance themselves from SLS soon.
I don’t think it’s misleading. It’s a tile not some hundred word description of what exactly happened.

Calling them motorists would definitely be misleading by comparison. Using the simple “fatal crash” of the linked title implies the other people might in be responsible which is misleading.

Using accident but saying Tesla was at fault could open them up to liability and therefore isn’t an option.
Several people in this thread have been saying this or similar. It's incorrect, from Tesla:

"To ensure our statistics are conservative, we count any crash in which Autopilot was deactivated within 5 seconds before impact"

https://www.tesla.com/en_gb/VehicleSafetyReport

Situations which inevitably cause a crash more than 5 seconds later seem like they would be extremely rare.
Right, the ML people are learning, slowly, about the importance of optimizing for silicon simplicity, not just reduction of symbols in linear algebra.

Their rediscovery of fixed point was bad enough but the “omg if we represent poses as quaternions everything works better” makes any game engine dev for the last 30 years explode.
Composable components and automatic updates were not new to React though. I guess maybe the way it did it was better than previous frameworks, using the shadow DOM and stuff
It would be conclusive if the smell of alcohol consistently made people sick but actually drinking (magically deodorized) alcohol had no apparent effect on the same people.
Doesn’t this just mean it’s improving rapidly which is a good thing?
Yeah any automaker doing this would just negotiate a flat rate per car in the US and the insurer would average the danger to make a rate. This would be much cheaper than the average individual’s cost for liability on their insurance.
The most important lesson I've had from me incorrectly predicting in 2009 that we'd have cars that don't come with steering wheels in 2018, and thinking that the progress I saw each year up to then was consistent with that prediction, is that it's really hard to guess how long it takes to walk the fractal path that is software R&D.

How far are we now, 6 years later than I expected?

Dunno.

I suspect it's gonna need an invention on the same level as Diffusion or Transformer models to be able to get all the edge cases we can get, and that might mean we only get it with human level AGI.

But I don't know that, it might be we've already got all we need architecture-wise and it's just a matter of scale.

Only thing I can be really sure of is we're making progress "quite fast" in a non-objective use of the words — it's not going to need a re-run of 6 million years of mammilian evolution or anything like that, but even 20 years wall clock time would be a disappointment.
This is all pretty obvious
Sapper was a looong time ago in terms of web dev chronology. I even forgot.

Why makes you think SvelteKit could be dead? What a weird a pessimistic phrasing.
Correct.

The word here is not "regulate" it's "enforcement".

People doing illegal things should face personal responsibility on the actions. So do managers who approved it.

The issue with enforcement is the same thing that happened in 2008: enforcing white collar crimes is expensive and high risk for prosecutors who want slam dunks to advance their careers
An interesting datapoint:

I made my first website a few months ago (I'm an ML engineer). I tried in both Svelte and React.

I used Sonnet as a copilot the whole time and expected Svelte to be more difficult because there are orders of magnitude less training data on it.

To the contrary! The LLM tied itself in knots very quickly with React but mostly did ok with Svelte/Sveltekit. Also, the Svelte stuff it makes is usually snappier. However it does have a wider range of UI widgets it can grasp with React.

It seems that my opinion that React is horrendously and hideously overcomplicated is at least somewhat objective! Svelte has been quite pleasant.

To any devs out there that have to work with React, you have my sympathies. Compared to Svelte it's just flaming hot putrid garbage.
Said spinoffs would probably start new consulting branches after some period of time
Faster progress was absolutely worth it. Spending years agonizing over theory to save a bit of electric would have been a massive disservice to the world.
X to allow third parties to train their AI models with social media users' data
Or just get sick from close contact with another human being. Influenza and Covid-19 can be serious! Probably much greater risk there than from somehow accidentally getting boiled alive by radio waves from a scanner.
Eh, maybe the big landowners and elites. Reminds me of the modern US.
Feel free to educate yourself on the history of jews in the region:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_Jews_and_Judais...

"God gave us the land" has nothing to do with the jewish connection to the land.
Elon Musk is pretty skilled at manipulating masses. What he says is what he thinks will make his fans react how he wants it. It does not mean he thinks he will go to prison nor the opposite.

But, he is too rich, too politically connected, too good at making people outraged, so chances he goes to prison are very low regardless of what happened.
> if we look 50 years out, the majority will still be driving gasoline and diesel powered vehicles...when do we get there?

We already there, but to see this we need to turn off 4-wheel filter, and consider 2-wheel or even 1-wheels, and will see many people already use electric bikes, scooters, other electric.

So electricity already eat huge market share, and for other cases market shrink-ed and become obvious, electric cars are not good enough for now.

In US market is different, for example EU have very strong train infrastructure, so 1-2-wheel transport have very good fit.
'We leave viewers smarter': fears over plans to close ' most highbrow' TV
Nya Kalolinska Hospital in Stocholm was pretty much the work of BGC… most expensive hospital in the world.
(In Swedish but GPTs exist nowadays so…)
https://www.svt.se/nyheter/lokalt/stockholm/nks
My advice only works with open-minded, understanding, emotionally healthy and well adjusted parents unfortunately. Some parents are destined to fail, regardless of advice given, because of who they are, their life experiences, and what they believe the relationship between parent and child to be. They will, in some quantity, eventually be estranged from their children.

I believe it is the responsibility of parents to provide a safe environment for humans to grow, learn who they are, and how the world works, until the can operate and exist safely without their parents. They are not property, they are their own people. This concept is not widely held, in my experience interacting with other parents.
“A bit”?
It's a pretty simple argument - how can one colonize a region in which they are native to?

You could argue there's unfairness in the events, but saying israel is a colony is just odd, jews have come from the region.
Speaking of git-annex, there is another project called DataLad (https://www.datalad.org/), which has some overlap with DVC. It uses git-annex under the hood and is domain-agnostic, compared to the ML focus that DVC has.
Strong words, I actually enjoy it quite a lot. For trivial stuff I can see how Svelte can seem simpler. But effects, JSX, and the React model tend to be incredible at composition at scale. And the close to the metal to JS nature is something I strongly prefer.

Now granted I’d never use a reducer, and imo a decent state library is the biggest win if you are using React.
It's only irrational if you don't fear all sources of radio wave emission by the same amount.
Yes!! Such a classic
I love how the landing gear can point in a different direction than the plane, allowing it to land semi-sideways. Useful during cross-eind conditions.
Jeff Bezos founded Blue Origin before SpaceX started, and he was certainly a hell lot richer than Elon Musk at that time and many years longer. The narrative of SpaceX owing their success to Elon Musk being rich doesn't align with the facts.
I'm sorry but this model is wild and highly misleading. Based on one variable and 7 observations, days since you have started, you have fit a model with `2 + 128 + 64^2` parameters. It happens that a straight line is fine for this data, so it does OK approximating the two observations that are in the test split.

I was curious to see what would happen out of sample, I figured it would just be a straight line (and it is, despite the parameters being quite complex, print out `model.weights` to check them out!)

outS = [[365],[400],[450],[500],[2*365],[3*365],[4*365]]
outY = model.predict(scaler_X.transform(outS))
outY = scaler_y.inverse_transform(outY)

Negative if you keep at it long enough.
Intends, and (more importantly) is able to.
Wouldn’t hold my breath.

The relevant subthread really is this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35487062

Industrial panels make horrible TVs. Even if you use an appropriate panel, there’s more than just designing a sheet metal case.

Based on people suggesting commercial large format displays, apparently some don’t understand this. The market for someone foolish enough to drop $3k on a large screen without Dolby Vision is very small though. People that are absolutely cost conscious will continue to buy the loss leader crap TVs.
I don’t know why everyone here thinks it is unconscionable for a hardware vendor to block user access to content with a pop up, when this is standard practice in the entire software industry.[1][2]

I’ve had Microsoft Teams interrupt my presentation to a CEO to force me to click through some stupid dialog that a self-important developer put in there at the direction of an an even more self-absorbed manager.

“STOP TALKING NOW! You are nothing! Only our imagined legal risks matter! Click here to accept. DO THIS NOW.”

It didn’t exactly say that, but it may as well have. That was the meaning.

[1] https://how-i-experience-web-today.com/

[2] Command line tools used in unattended workflows will hang, waiting for EULA acceptance from a human who isn’t there: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/5151034/psexec-gets-stuc...
> How does the fusion splice process take place deep under water?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/USS_Jimmy_Carter
swisstransfer.com, up to 50GB
Re image gen cost, by my estimate inference was $0.0001/image 2 years ago: https://benwheatley.github.io/blog/2022/10/09-19.33.04.html

I suspect that there are significantly better options than the thing which just happened to be accessible to
me at the time, so I would say that quality, not cost, is the thing currently preventing feature length movies from being generated for less than the cost a movie theatre ticket.
Show me that data.

Here’s the opposite perspective:

Real disposable income is up: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/A229RX0
Real median personal income is up: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/MEPAINUSA672N
As someone with a close family member who is autistic, I am always bothered by the phrase "if you have met one person with autism, you have met one person with autism". Autism as a diagnostic classification is so broad that the non verbal are lumped in with those with rigidity behavior, when at least to me they seem like they should just have a different diagnosis. This is not just playing semantics if they're able to correlate against specific sets of genes. This work seems highly relevant, IMO
Maybe we should tell all of our customers from July to until we switched, to do refund and to switch to new providers? Will that help?
If radio waves activate calcium channels in the heart or whatever, hopefully it's at least something that can be triggered to a greater or smaller degree and thereby can still be studied.
Well, I'm not sure cognition entirely without language is even possible for non larval humans. Language is a natural tendency and it arises regardless of documentation, scribblings or utterings. It exists whether audible or not. Language itself is manifestation of the thinking process that permits it.

And I'll hold to the notion that the complete absence of language (and its underlying structure) would resemble death if death can be resembled. Perhaps death is only the excoriation of thought, cognition and language, with something more fundamental persisting.
If the URL contains the file, what is the difference between sending the URL and the actual file contents in practice?