skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are always local subsidiaries, so these are generally European companies making the profit and paying no tax. Several of these companies famously exploit jurisdictional loop holes with how they define where the value arises to avoid paying much tax anywhere. While there are rules around how they can do this, they do seem to be broken.
Won't most Node apps still have client side JavaScript?
Question: why does it start at 2 instead of at 1?
> If we can no longer assume that people who have spent their careers studying things and developing nuanced opinions are closer to right than wrong

What are you talking about? You really express yourself in a convoluted way - it doesn't help your case.

I'm not questioning her science. I'm questioning her decision not to publish a study that she did using public money, because she didn't like how it turned out. At least, that's what the article says.

> This is the basic anti-intellectualism powering the cancer

I'm quite familiar with the world of R1 universities. And I used to be a huge fanboy of Dan Ariely, amongst other "charlatans," to quote one of his peers. If anti-intellectualism is on the rise, then arrogant, narcissistic, dishonest academics should look in the mirror for the explanation.
You should definitely try EMDR - Eye movement desensitization and reprocessing (EMDR) therapy - it works very well and should help you
Thanks for the info. At first I thought this sounded like more trouble to set up and maintain than it was worth, but your description of "performers" got me thinking it through a bit and seeing the value.
You have it precisely inverted. Hezbollah, Hamas and the Muslim Brotherhood are not "freedom fighters". They are a supremacist, revanchist, Islamist movement hiding behind the notion of "occupation", funded by the government of Iran. The French and Polish resistance movements in WWII aimed to liberate their countries from Nazi occupation and restore legitimate governments, operating with support from the Allied forces as part of a recognized war effort. Their tactics targeted military objectives, respecting international humanitarian laws. In contrast, Hezbollah and Hamas have broader ideological goals, including regional control and, for Hamas, the eradication of Israel, using tactics such as rocket attacks and civilian-targeted violence, which violate international law. Unlike WWII resistance fighters who returned to civilian life post-conflict, Hezbollah and Hamas retain military power within their political structures, acting as armed entities beyond immediate defense. Hezbollah and Hamas are internationally designated as terrorist organizations, unlike the WWII resistance movements, which had legitimate standing under international law.
Only one day per month? My god, just this week I have already spent two, and I have a couple more bugs in our toolchain to analyze and report.
Ask HN: Why does Chrome Android not support extensions/plugins?
Chrome on Android certainly has its own code paths but it's also got shared DNA with Chrome for windows/osx both of which support plugins.

So, I see this as a logistical decision more than a true technical barrier although that said, Firefox plugins on Android kind of suck: some kind of UI api policing makes them pretty awful.

What am I missing here? For all the ones I want and google doesn't, like adguard and archive.is there are ones which would be perfectly cromulent including ones authored by google.
Churning? Can u tell me more abt that please in the process of doing a few but dont want to mess up.

Any tips?
It is time for the Big Techs financial loopholes in Europe to end.
Nakamichi is what we used in theater tech in the 80s and 90s.
NASA's Crew-8 mission members return to Earth on SpaceX capsule
True. When I worked for a synthetic organic lab the GTAs, who were Indian, told me they don't trust publications from after 1980.
In addition to the other answers in this thread, there's a practical one: sometimes (ok, often) you want to run a model on a card that doesn't have enough VRAM for it. Quantisation is a way to squeeze it down so it fits. For instance I've got a 4090 that won't fit the original Llama3 70b at 16 bits per param, but it will give me usable token rates at 2 bits.
Still, his "Go f--- yourself" reply was one of the best things ever since sliced bread. I am still appaulding.
That isn't how it works. Just because you are ignorant of the consequences of your choices doesn't excuse you from the consequences. Otherwise it would be a perfect legal defense.
Exactly. Amazing extension.
> Except you have no idea a priori who will succeed and who won’t.

Not really relevant. We're not talking about the general concept of "success", we're talking about if the market for some profession or academic pursuit can support a certain number of people entering it. That's something that you can predict reasonably well. Not perfectly, and there can certainly be outlier events that drastically change things unexpectedly. But it's possible to have reasonably accurate forecasting here.

As for "success", sure, it's hard to tell if any individual who wants to enter a particular field will do it well enough to be successful. Admissions departments at universities can sometimes do an ok job predicting that, but they often end up being wrong (in both directions). That's just life.

The medical profession is of course doing those forecasts and then artificially restricting things further, in order to maintain high salaries and high prestige. I don't think we'd be having this argument if they weren't so greedy and set limits at reasonable levels such that we had enough doctors and specialists out there to handle patients promptly and effectively.
Shouldn't lack of social media make people happier in theory? Because you sound to be quite resentful and angry.
Does this mean Caribbean medical school is less of a scam now?
Most of the artists I'm familiar with that release on cassette tapes are vaporwave or adjacent and sell their work as DRM-free lossless FLAC files on Bandcamp as well, so there's really no downside for the artist or the audience.
Is there an example where passing full JSON objects as a query string would be the right solution?
Interesting.

What you are describing reminds me of Low discrepancy sequences: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Low-discrepancy_sequence

Though these methods have their problems and blind-spots, too, and are often outdone by random sampling with even slightly higher sample count, while preserving all the simplicity and (statistical) guarantees you get from randomness.
> I reckon NATO started...

Why? Until things got warm in Ukraine, NATO was looking like a crumbling-to-dust paper tiger, and its expansion seemed like a make-work program for old bureaucrats. Just compare NATO's 2010 ground forces to its 1985 ground forces. At one point, I recall there even being talk of Russia joining NATO.
No you still need to run COLMAP
Yeah, there’s a bit of a developer experience push going on in erlang world, which is great!
I always wonder, looking at this from Europe, how " We have raised $4.6 million in seed funding, led by Accel." even happens in the US.

Who is giving that much money to an obscure build tool ? What is the monetization plan ? How are they ever trying to earn the money back ?

Does this happen in any way or form outside the US ?
Kubernetes too: https://kubernetes.io/docs/reference/using-api/cel/
Another RISC-V advocacy article.
I don't understand your question.

This isn't turtles all the way down, it's grounded in real world data, and increasingly large varieties of it.
That's one of the main reasons why I don't switch to Wayland
> Not sure what to say? The AI generates

Why do you feel the need to say anything? Why is a program talking instead? Can’t you enjoy the silence? Is it because you feel the urge to spam the internet?

> Want to avoid sounding like a robot? The AI adds…

I have no words.

> Is this solving a real problem

Since Twitter has been bought by Elon Musk and it’s now filled with bots, do we really need more bots?

Edit: I’ve been waiting more than 15 minutes for an answer. It seems like you’re not engaging fast enough.

Edit 2: the web site is empty without JS, and the demo is way too fast, I can’t see what is happening.
Inserting a 0 bit in the middle of a value
Soviets used typewriters.

American Lawyers of the highest pedigree (HNWI) don't even use email.

Your hardware is back-doored, as Intel is named "Intel" for a (nearly too poignant) reason.
When I lived in Florida it was about like that. I couldn't accept that so just asked for the soonest appointment anywhere, and was assigned a new Haitian lady about an hour away who wasn't booked up yet.

Given the circumstances I expected the worst, but I was so amazed with her. She was tall, pretty, and extremely well spoken. Not that this matters a ton, just recalling my first impression shattering expectations. And she's the first doctor I've met that realized that my main problem was more with health anxiety than health itself and just kinda bro'd it out with me for a half hour.

All of that is to say, if this is what to expect from foreign doctors vs the purposely supply constrained 'elites' I'm accustomed to, consider me 100% on board.
I wish this kind of SW was open source.
I'm not trying to have an argument about the superiority of any specific editor, but to try to better understand those preferences for one workflow over another. I could be missing something that would make my own workflow better.

For example, you could elaborate on what makes Acme fun.
> how can I fill out a contact-us form on hundreds of different websites?

What's the use case here exactly? Sorry for being a bit pessimistic, but this sounds like an easy way to automatically send a lot of spam.
The rationing is 'caused' by price caps (whether by law or informally observed).

Supply restrictions just restrict available supply, they don't cause long waits by themselves.

(Of course, this assumes that you don't want to re-interpret prices themselves as a form of rationing. That's a decent approach to take in some contexts, but eg doesn't gel with the common usage like 'food was rationed during the war', where we use 'rationing' in contrast to the usual price mechanism.)
Whisper runs so well locally on any hardware I’ve thrown at it, why run it in the cloud?
Social media or news or tv/netflix/streaming influence your life alot. Just stop using it and you will feel much better.
I'm confused, what RF does a camera typically emit, and why?
I expect it's another, softer way to reduce supply: longer education requirements will discourage some people from even attempting it in the first place.
My favorite 2048 clone is 2048 4D https://huonw.github.io/2048-4D/
Seems so. Have you seen all the “[trivial tool we have had for decades] written in Rust” headlines on HN lately? It’s not all terrible but also it’s a lot of people discovering how things work for the first time.
I can understand the attraction of a set of needlessly complicated physical contraptions that outweighs the appeal of the actual outcome - and not talking about making coffee here - so cassettes make a lot of sense, they’re unusual, uncommon, and look better on a shelf :)
If you want the AI to "learn" something about your methods, you need to put that stuff into the context window, done. Thats basically why "You are a helpful assistant." is not enough for a prompt. You basically need to put in your coding standard, so that the machine knows what style to follow. Whenever you think it should "learn" something new about your methods, extent your system prompt. IOW, put everything you tell your intern, into the system prompt :-)
door://businesstreet/23/A/front
Well, could you give some good examples of how is lua used in your projects in different roles? I'm curious.
Only if you assume people are after the music and not a cool artifact, memento or souvenir.
I did jump through the hoops every year and it's mostly fine, a 20m form filling exercise. I only had to explain one time that my project was still ongoing despite having a lot of seemingly automated commits.
Never interested me in HIPAA before - I read the post and I found the last paragraph very cool:

> At present, there’s no certification in relation to HIPAA. The agencies that certify health technology don’t approve software or empower independent certifying authorities to accredit business associates or covered entities with a HIPAA attestation. Therefore, there is no official certification to say that we comply with HIPAA.

So everyone who puts this badge on the page is just doing the best effort thing?
Don't beans make you swollen and fart like a howitzer? Every time I come back to any form of beans because of their price and nutricious values I pay with cannonade of farts.
Explore the Workspaces of Creative Individuals
Giving massive subsidies to consumers to purchase said EVs does make them state-backed, however.
But will Cloudflare brick it?
> It seems powerful, but relying on mouse input is limiting, slow and imprecise.

Anyone who says this, has never played StarCraft.

In practice, some things a much faster with the mouse. You see something, and immediately you can move your cursor there. Text selection is also faster, given the text to be selected fits on the screen.

I have seen this claim online for decades, and it totally contradicts my experience. Some people learned computing before GUIs existed, and that shaped their opinions, but at this point that claim is just a meme repeated over and over on the internet forums.

However, my principal criticism to your point is: any text editor that allows you to use the mouse, also has keyboard shortcuts. It's never one vs the other.
Nice! Sometime ago i made a small poc with usage on
Frontend (nextjs)
Backcend (js)
Flag provider (flagd + flag api that serves json flags from db)

Cool stuff

https://github.com/grmkris/openfeature-flagd-hono-nextjs
Its a PC problem because process memory is not protected from other processes or the kernel. Kernel anti cheat completely stops userspace cheats from working at all. It has problems with cheats abusing drivers or DMA based cheats, and of course hardware that only acts on your monitor output and adds input to your mouse.
Your argument seems to be that it is not bulletproof therefor we shouldn't use it and allow simple userspace cheats like cheatengine to work again.
The biggest issue we are facing now, it is that the same has happened ot the previous organization, League of Nations Union, which became useless to prevent WW II, UN was born after the war with the goal to be a better organisation than it predecessor.

And here we are, at the edge of WW III, with an useless UN.
The picture at the top of article is of a German public library. It has a beautiful, clean architecture. Somehow I don't see how it relates to self-documenting code.
Probably not, at this point. Israel left it to the UN, which failed to maintain peace and order. I imagine the intent would be to smash Hezbollah like Hamas.
Does it run well on CPU? I've used it locally but only with my high end (consumer/gaming) GPU, and haven't got round to finding out how it does on weaker machines.
> You can't outpace investment demand - especially not in the phase when housing is used as collateral to borrow in order to invest in more housing.

Suppose housing prices are high. A construction company exists and has a million dollars, so they buy a $500,000 home, knock it down and spend $500,000 to build half a dozen condo units the size of the original house on the same lot, then sell them each for $500,000. That takes six months to a year. Now the construction company has three million dollars and buys three lots and makes nine million dollars, do you see where this is going?

The thing that prevents this is when either a) they're not allowed to knock down the house and build condos there, or b) you pass laws that make it cost $3,000,000 to build a six-unit condo instead of $500,000, and then the unit is never going to cost less than $500,000 because it costs that much to build.

> China reportedly has currently enough housing stock to house their population twice over. Did that make housing cheap?

China is hardly an example of markets. But it's a good demonstration of why you need to allow housing to be built anywhere that it's needed instead of having bureaucrats decide where it should go.

> We're only seeing sustained price decreases now that the bubble is bursting, but it's not going to make real estate more affordable, as it comes with a heavy economic downturn.

We made a mistake with the last housing crisis, which was to reinflate the bubble with low interest rates. What you really want in that circumstance is to increase take home pay, e.g. by lowering taxes on the middle class.
It has a waiting list
Site is having Cloudflare SSL handshake errors (Error code 525) for me. Struck out on archive.org and .is, so here's Yandex:

https://yandexwebcache.net/yandbtm?fmode=inject&tm=172984247...
Tesla's $25,000 EV flip-flop
> You could just use a debit card.

Debit cards are the worst of all options. Any fraud means the money is immediately gone from your account. Yes you can often get it back eventually, but eventually takes time.

> I don't need any credit and getting credit registered against my name will make it more difficult to get a mortgage.

If you're planning on getting a mortgage I suggest studying up on this, because reality is the opposite of what you say. An important factor in your credit score is how much credit you have that you don't use. So what you want is lots of credit cards with very high limits to maximize your credit score.
How is a CD-R not also an artifact, memento, or souvenir?
I buy NOS chrome tapes on eBay. They sound pretty darn good.
In microservice world.
Do you want to track features in each service or have a source of truth using flagd
I prefer central source of truth
>backdoors inevitably leak? Well, now you have a trivial jailbreak vector

the discover-ability of an exploit vector relates little to its trivialness, definitely when considering the context (nation-state-APTs)

You can hold the enter key down for 40 seconds to login into any certain Linux Server distro, for years. No one knew, ez to do.

You can have a chip inside your chip that only accepts encrypted and signed microcode and has control over the superior chip. Everyone knows - nothing you can do.

Nation state actors however, can facilitate either; APT's can forge fake digital forensics that imply another motive/state/false flag.
I like Rider very much, but personally moved to VSCode because of many little annoying bugs that aren't being fixed. E.g. typescript refactoring problems, .NET native code debugging from C#, TFS support etc.
And maybe it's changing but I felt that the progress for new features and IDE maintenance stalled (for obvious reasons).
I wonder if there is a token/watt metric. Afaiu cerebras uses plenty of power/cooling.
Click the input field below to select a date range. The days between two dates will be calculated automatically in full days, weeks, and years.
Convert ASCII text to Unicode Tags which are invisible in most UI elements
Exactly, validating and rewriting the prompt are the real time consuming tasks.
Just out of curiosity, because I don't know and don't know how I would look it up.

what prevents bronze from being "worked nearly everywhere by nearly everyone" or to put it another way what make iron easier to work?

If you had asked me I would have said the opposite. bronze is nice and easy to work while iron requires much hotter fires and harder implements.
> There are LLMs today that are amazing at coding, and when you allow it to iterate (eg. respond to compiler errors), the quality is pretty impressive. If you can run an LLM 3x faster, you can enable a much bigger feedback loop in the same period of time.

Well now the compiler is the bottleneck isn't it? And you would still need human check for bugs that aren't caught by the compiler.

Still nice to have inference speed improvements tho.
chill with the emotionally charged words. their hardware, their rules. if this upsets you you will not have a good time on the modern internet.
1. Does being a russian means "some connections to Russian Government"? What is the specific criteria used in this case?

2. Does punishment by a nationality means USA is nazi itself?

3. What about that public hatred against a Russian nationality expressed by Torvalds? Is it OK to use a nazi hatred for decisions in USA?
That's pretty much exactly how I started. Ran whisper.cpp locally for a while on a 3070Ti. It worked quite well when n=1.

For our use case, we may get 1 audio file at a time, we may get 10. Of course queuing them is possible but we decided to prioritize speed & reliability over self hosting.
Intel Core Ultra 9 285K "Arrow Lake" Delivers Strong Linux Performance
The basic efficiency is pretty high.
I understand that, so why not put in a NSA backdoor so that we can effectively defend against the oppressor?
The US is far from alone in that.

numerus clausus is very common in med-related fields (medicine, pharmacy, dentistry, and vet).

Now some limitation does make sense as there’s only so much space for rotations and internships, but the limits tend to be artificially low.
Apparently so. You can also buy in via various PE outfits before IPO, if you so desire. I did.
The lower the interest rate, the sillier the investments.

The goal nowadays for these kind of tools is to get bought out by platforms such as Vercel/Fly/etc. or to become a platform of their own. Given that devs these days are afraid if not unable to deploy a React website on a VPS by themselves, it's become a self-sustaining lifecycle.

This tends to be a particularly US phenomenon. It's a house of cards waiting for the next shaky economic phase.
And who validates the validation?
Multi device is all nice and well, but what if you use products from more than one browser vendor?
> ten percent cash back on groceries

You must share which card is this, I will get one immediately. 10%?
I'd love to use Swift on Cloudflare Workers, but SwiftWASM doesn't seem production ready whereas Rust just works (mostly) on workers. Swift on AWS Lambda looks promising though.
This is obviously true for the HN crowd, but for normal people I think there's a distinction. Don't underestimate the value of centering a brand and an icon on a home screen around a single function.
> “Also, you don't get to shoot through human shields.”

When the human shields are serving willingly as human shields, I will say that yes, you get to shoot through them and keep your moral high ground.

Not only those UN troops have no reason to be there, but there are numerous reports that several of their members are working together and aiding Hezbolah.