skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The downvotes aren't because people are triggered, they're because people think that what you said is kind of stupid.
I see those have the streamlined nutrition delivery and excrement management systems. It's a little out of my pay grade.
Queue makes it untestable. It isn't running client-side? What's with the queueing?
> But right now, Apple Weather is telling me it's cloudy and raining where I'm at, and I'm looking outside my window to clear skies and dry ground.

Huh, I definitely haven't experienced that with the chart that shows rain over the next hour, the part that comes from DarkSky.

What happens when you look at the rainfall map timeline from the past couple hours and the prediction over the couple next?

Are you just on the very edge of rain/sun? Or is it all super spotty? Or is it totally and completely wrong regionwide? And is the historical data from the previous couple hours accurate at least?

Just curious where the problem is coming from. Because it's visually pretty obvious how it works when you look at it.
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Treatment of christians and christianity varied widely over the lifetime of the soviet union. That the soviet union was "atheist" is an incorrect reduction of the situation (albeit one reinforced by the propaganda both in the soviet union and especially in the US)
4x cleanings and 2x cleanings are really not much different.

Within 4-8 days of cleaning, plaque bacteria will be back at their healthy population levels.

You really need to attack them on a 12 hour timeline to keep populations in check.
Also curious on the QA bit. Inquiring minds would like to know more.
Well, after the fact it's realized the person whose name is on the ballot had been dead for months, and you didn't catch who cast the vote because you don't know who they are.

Or a million other scenarios. Really all it takes is stopping to think about it for more than a minute.
Me too! It's my go-to large text file manipulator. It's also what I keep open all the time to paste things into since it's so easy to open a new tab and it keeps temp files of things i haven't saved until i've closed them and told it I don't want them saved, so it opens up with a decent history of crap I've been using until I'm ready to clear it.
When your domicile is strictly for sleeping (or at most laying down), guess where you spend more of your time? Out and about. Being a part of the community. Probably contributing more towards local business. I welcome this news because I expect it'll bring more life to the city.

Now imagine a forward thinking municipality that subsidizes development of such pods, both construction and renting. Alongside dense walkable areas. It'd be great for business. And I'd wanna live there!
On a recent episode of NHKOnline's Design Stories, about sleep, they tour an updated capsule hotel, with separate men's and women's floors, and built-in biometric monitoring to evaluate sleep apnea and such, anonymized and delivered a week or so later.

https://www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/shows/2101034/

(They also show a cool new kind of bed designed by a chimpanzee expert to mimic the daily tree beds chimps make every evening.)
React is a kind of declarative programming, not just for the UI !!!!

I could take React as a kind of FP design pattern.
It literally takes a single person who isn't quite nice to make this experience a living hell.

And you can't easily get rid of them due to eviction laws.
Nothing about this comment makes sense. The new Mini isn't faster than the new machines with the M4 Max

> Of course, it will soon be surpassed by the M4 Max chip with a 16-core CPU, but no results are available for that chip as of writing.

Also how on earth does a newer machine being fast "throw a wrench" in the performance profile of an existing machine?

This sounds like retroactive rationalization of not being able to get a top of the line machine.
Hey, developer of Oasis here! You are very correct. Here are a few points:
1. We trained the model on a context window of even 30 sec. What's the problem? It barely pays any attention to frames beyond the past few ones. This certainly makes sense as it's a question of the loss function of the model during training. We are running now many different training runs to experiment with a better loss func (and datamix) to solve this issue. You'll see newer versions soon!
2. In the long term, we believe the "ultimate" solution is 2 models: 1 model that maintains game state + 1 model that turns that state into pixel. Think of it as having the first model be something resembling more of an LLM that gets the current state + user action and produces the new state, and then the second model being a diffusion model that takes from this state and maps to pixels. This would win the best of both worlds.
Wrong, this is cool because they are black.
> that would get to 40c in the summers and an oscillating fan was good enough to keep cool

This is entirely meaningless without providing the humidity. At higher than 70% relative humidity 40C is potentially fatal.
Sorry no data points, just what I've seen first hand.

Everyone around me has moved on from Premiere and Final Cut to Resolve.

AE is objectively a more powerful solution for motion graphics than Fusion. But OTOH it's super convenient to have it all in a single app and for many projects (probably most video projects) you don't need more than Fusion.
No, this was a failing business and the employees fled.
Notepad++ is the single biggest reason I prefer a windows pc over a macbook. It's such a no nonsense app with exactly the right mix of features and usability. One of these days I'll ditch vs code in favour of np++ for all my editing needs.
And to celebrate we're rewriting it in Rust /s
I suppose you could just call it ADH, then.
I mean you're not wrong, do people not know how these drugs work? They're not magic, they make you never want to eat and take away the "feeling like shit" when you don't.
I suppose our restaurant-going experiences must significantly differ. If I'm going to a restaurant with friends for social interaction, it typically doesn't involve the other people in the restaurant who just happen to be there at the same time as me.

If I wanted that, I would go to a bar instead, which is a separate conversation from the one we were having.

However, I don't think I would be so bold as to call either of our lifestyles 'broken'. That feels like a needless attack.
wait for Oasis v2, coming out soon :)
(Disclaimer: I'm from the Oasis team)
XML is insanely powerful, there are 1,000 page books on XML alone. But React is a much smaller standard that extends XML to an insanely effective point (assuming basic JS as base knowledge) It's because I like XML that I think JSX is a logical/effective extension and we should support it as the sort of "champion" of declarative design

Just to emphasize this: Why has XML been losing as the standard config format? Why did JSON win on web APIs? It's not because JSON is better, but because it's simpler and very-javascript-compatible.

If you like XML, there is a strong argument to support JSX because it's a way to keep XML around!
Apple got scared: if Canva moves Affinity Suite to the web then that makes Apple computers less valuable unless you pay up for Adobe Creative Suite.

Affinity Photo is a bit too powerful for the client-side web right now but within the next couple years it's plausible. Photoshop already works in the full-stack browser well. Just a bit of Canva engineering away.
Fucking right
I'm not that far gone, but I am very selective about when I buy ice cream, because my fat ass will just eat it all within 2-3 days. Cannot have it around regularly.
> I miss the visualization, but IMO the biggest feature loss is the history feature.

AFAIK this is still in the API (although it wasn't at launch). Apple is fine with third party weather apps that provide all the information within WeatherKit.

> The hyper-local rain forecasts were always accurate for me with DarkSky.

DarkSky didn't magically rectify the difference between the macro predicted weather and hyperlocal forecasting either. One is a legitimate weather model, one is vectoring based on the last few radar maps.

Apple just still puts the macro predictions up front, and treats hyperlocal as short term badging/alerts.

> But right now, Apple Weather is telling me it's cloudy and raining where I'm at

Does it say "rain will continue for the next hour", e.g. a hyperlocal forecast?
I dunno, I'd be more inclined to subscribe to a version of Photoshop CS1/CS2 that runs on modern operating systems where all development effort goes into fixing bugs and improving performance instead of something like current Photoshop CC, where the focus is on gee-whiz gimmicky features. Plugins can fill in for the gee-whiz stuff without turning the core app into a cosmically bloated mess.
We're already in a situation where many Americans don't know a damn thing about providing food for themselves, and this even further takes us in that bleak direction. Hard pass. This is bleak and miserable.`
I'm going to try this! Do you have a natural bitter drop that you like? Seems like there are a bunch of different formulations out there.
Prosecute transgender people for what? AFAIK there are no laws against being transgender in any state.
Math's 'Bunkbed Conjecture' Has Been Debunked
I got them out because I'd randomly get a dorrito or something stuck right inside the gum causing them to bleed and be messed up for a week, about 4 times a year.
It's mostly the large-volume users buying illegally when legal options are available; as a percentage of total users it is small. Weed is very cheap relative to other drugs and alcohol; nobody's seeking out a sketchy dealer to save a few bucks every few weeks, and now that prices have come down so much, dealers aren't interested in selling (to them) tiny amounts on an irregular basis.

Prices varied wildly by geography and how savvy you were, but years before legalization it wasn't uncommon to buy weed for $60/8th aka $17/gram for 3.54g. That was weed of far lower potency than what you buy today in the dispensary. Adjusted for inflation and potency, if you were to buy an eighth today for $60 you would be effectively paying a quarter of that price - but nobody's buying $60 eighths in 2024: you can now buy _legal_ $60 ounces in some places and $140 legal ounces in most states. Again, adjust for inflation and potency and we're comfortably under 1/10th the price of years ago - of what was already a cheap drug! There's just no motivation for illegal sales if you're an occasional user.
You feel them, but do antisocial animals feel them? Or are emotions derived from mental concepts developed socially through evolution?
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Where do you see the unpermitted parade?

There was no parade at all.
While I have no particular love of private equity firms, Buffett didn't actually say that in that video.

The closest thing he said was that he had seen a number of proposals from private equity funds where the returns were not calculated in a way he would consider honest.
> It is DRAM that is on the same die as the cores,

From the article, it was actually a separate die/chiplets,

> Broadwell implemented its L4 cache on a separate 77mm2 die, creating a chiplet configuration. This cache die was codenamed “Crystal Well”, and was fabricated using the older 22nm process.

A lot of interesting details in article about how widely different this dram is, made to go fast fast fast. Fun read.

I'd really wanted a system with Crystal Well, seemed so cool. A lot of macs seemed to have the Intel Iris Pro models that had it. But general adoption in the PC market was - I feel - quite poor.
It is not about smoothness.

Actually the magnesium bottom feels like some high quality polymer/plastic. And it is leightweight. Therefore it doesn’t feel like metal and doesn’t transport heat/cold. Aluminum is a nice material for planes, cars or bikes but I avoid skin contact because it is uncomfortable.

I guess like often it depends on how the magnesium made. Lenovo also uses for other parts high quality plastics (keyboard of course and probably the palm rest).
Thanks for the lovely insight, super interesting - I don't think I made it to Aperture 2 - but sounds like some unusual decisions made in that editing process. I suspect, based on my own history with disk problems, that the filesystem issues that would regularly pop up and not dealt with by your average technically-over-trusting student were the root cause, but exacerbated by the choices of image management and application speed.
It's only the drawing portion which is:

https://cenon.info/

FWIW, I tried very hard to find every possible CAD/CAM program when researching the Shapeoko wiki.... though I found Cenon because I was a long-time NeXT user.
The USA was never non expansionist: they either took over the native Americans or the Mexicans.
> The way they act concerning it makes me think that relatively few really believe it.)

Enough people in power believe it:

At least one woman (Marshae Jones) was put in jail for getting shot while pregnant, while the shooter was let free. The woman was accused of not doing more to protect the "unborn baby".

At least one woman (Brittney Poolaw) has been sentenced for having a miscarriage, and others have been arrested and charges brought against them.
> If someone uses code licensed under the GPL and makes it better, they must also share their improved code with others under the same license.

That is not copyleft! You are not obligated to share any creation with anyone else!

Quoting https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html#redistribute: "You should also have the freedom to make modifications and use them privately in your own work or play, without even mentioning that they exist."

You absolutely do not need to "share your new creation" with anyone else. It's only that if you do share or sell your creation, it must also be under the terms of the GPL.
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You can in Indianapolis. I guess I don't know how people determine "tiers," but Wikipedia tells me it's the 16th largest U.S. city.
What golden goose? Has any innovation outside of ads even turned a profit? My impression is that everything else that google does is some form of a loss leader.

Or are you saying that ads are the golden goose?
1) It's normal in these benchmarks to ensure the GPU is not a bottleneck, and use games that are primarily CPU bound.

2) The X3D CPUs are primarily aimed at people obsessing over getting another hundred FPS out of a ten year old game. The places where these CPUs outrun a similar priced CPU with standard cache design are niche, and specific games are one of the prime niches they do well in.
And yet, this text editor too loads the whole file into memory when you open it. No modern text editor really should do that and support files of essentially arbitrary size by loading at most a few gigabytes around the cursor.
No but gender-reaffirming care could be. So some sort of hormonal treatment or even talk therapy.
It’s there as an escape hatch :)
Waiting for them to serve bugs in the pod:

Marc Andreessen @pmarca

I will not live in the pod, I will not ride on the bus and pretend it’s an airplane, and I will not eat the bugs on the fake plane.

[0] https://x.com/pmarca/status/1515107959474294784?lang=en
Contexts ought to be able to overlap and inform each other without direct contradictions -- otherwise, there's (at minimum) a lack of logical validity and hence untruth somewhere.

The words we use (and their meanings) matter, because they are the substrate with which we think and act.
No one is talking about the inherent sexism in this. They're only talking to men. Only showing men living in these. This would very likely NOT work for women at all.
this is for type 2 diabetes, a VERY IMPORT distinction. So it probably just effects eating habits. <https://www.theguardian.com/society/2024/oct/31/less-sugar-i...
Idk, Apple is just as likely to kill it.
I’ve used both. MVC is too limiting
We have these in the US and they are falling out of favor because they tend to attract crime and drugs. They are called SROs.
Every pixel is generated! User actions go in, pixels come out -- and there is only a transformer in the middle :)

Why is this interesting? Today, not too interesting (Oasis v1 is just a POC). In the future (and by future I literally mean a few months away -- wait for future versions of Oasis coming out soon), imagine that every single pixel you see will be generated, including the pixels you see as you're reading this message. Why is that interesting? It's a new interface for communication between humans and machines. It's like why LLMs are interesting for chat, because they provide humans and machines an ability to interact in a way humans are used to (chat) -- here, computers will be able to see the world as we do and show back stuff to us in a way we are used to. TLDR: imagine telling your computer "create a pink elephant" and just seeing it popup in a game you're playing.
I'm too old to forget it. It was the wrong kind.

They were the kinds with a bunch of worthless certifications who go everywhere in suits. I expected nothing but expensive clunky broken complicated bullshit from them. And that's exactly what they gave you when they pitched XML so I ignored it for over a decade as some tedious wasteful time-consuming thing that dumb people use to rake in hourly contract dollars.

But then, maybe 15 years ago or so, I started hitting use-cases that it was designed for and everything changed.
I agree. The feature that keeps me using Illustrator vs all the other vector graphics apps is group isolation. Nobody has implemented this properly and it's a deal breaker since my vector workflow relies on groups instead of using layers.

OTOH it could very well be that Apple intends to invest into Pixelmator and make it a pro app.

Time will tell.
Hm? The Affinity Suite already works on Windows, which is realistically Apple's competitor in this space. The only platform moving to the web would enable is Linux and the BSDs, and while that would be great, I don't understand how you think it'd scare Apple?
Pixelmator already has been switching products over to subscription.
Sure. The government database presumably covers "all the guns". The private one includes some subset of guns, for example, all those whose owners want to subscribe to a certain gun manufacturer's newsletter, or all guns whose owners opted into a warranty program despite knowing it would get their names in a database.

The fact that this particular database included data collected under false pretenses shouldn't preclude anyone from making a mailing list of gun owners.
I suspect sarcasm, but if the alternative is a cardboard box, yeah.

Or, look at some favelas, or perhaps how poor in asia live
The difference between the two is that a government-mandated registration scheme that mandates up-to-date status can clear a lot of legal bars that a private list compiled from random sources does not. Just because someone filled a warranty card for a gun 10 years ago doesn't mean that they still own that - or, indeed, any - gun today, and courts would generally balk at making such an inference for the purposes of, say, signing a warrant for a search.
We have it on our work laptops. It’s decent. But it does not even have markdown editing out of the box. You need to install a plugin. I cannot do that without proper rights.

Other than that it’s pretty good. Like BBEdit on a Mac.

Edit: I rather miss markdown rendering, not primarily editing. Should have been more specific.
It doesn't look like anyone has mentioned Beorg yet? [1]

I'm not an org power user (yet), but I find this iphone app works great to quickly add todos, view outlines, see my agenda, etc whilst I am out. I have it synced via Dropbox so when I get back to my desktop everything is waiting to be properly organized.

[1] https://www.beorgapp.com/
This is actually somewhat of a return to what used to be a historic norm: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Single-room_occupancy

The idea that every single adult needs a single-family zoned space for themselves is something of a historic anomaly. The only reason these aren't more common or affordable is because housing like this got zoned to death.
“Infinity” on its own is clear, but in tandem with monkeys it could get confusing.

If you remember that a monkey here is also a theoretical construct then I guess all is fine. But otherwise monkeys need at least a universe to function and that is finite.

Perhaps it would have been seen as less confusing if it was a demon[1] that enters random letters instead.

[1]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Demon_(thought_experiment)
Yes, but I suspect the 64GB of memory in the studio compared to 24GB in the mini the is going to make that studio a lot faster in many real-world scenarios.
Though way less likely to turn it into a cursed subscription zombie.
When was the leaning tower of "I got too much money" built?
we really wanted it too! but webtrc was giving us lots of trouble on FF :(
trust me, most of the team here is on FF too, and we're bummed we can't play it there haha
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Some people are just wired differently. I can buy a box of cookies or pint of ice cream and eat a little bit and be completely happy. My wife otoh, eats all of it. We talk about it and she can't understand how I can have a single cookie and be happy. I would feel sick if I ate the whole box.
Fire and Fury Podcast Episode 22: Jeffrey Epstein and Donald Trump