skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A lot of people have a broken bullshit detector. They think they can tell when someone is lying, but they rely on the other person having a guilty conscience. Trump doesn't have a guilty conscience.

If a person were to read the newspaper, they would figure out that Trump is a pathological liar, but most don't read a newspaper, and even among those that do, a lot of people read for confirmation rather than for understanding.

A lot of people get their information from Fox News, right wing radio, or right wing leaning podcasts. These information sources direct your focus to things which will make you angry about the things they want you to be angry about, and ignorant of things which maybe you should care about.

The most important things which we can all do is to take back control of our own focus and maintain our sense of curiosity and a dash of healthy skepticism. Ask why someone is trying to get you to focus on this or that. Ask why they never mention these other issues which may be equally or more important. Question your own biases and assumptions from time to time.
If they sold it as a "universal right to basic healthcare" it would be more palatable to most people.

Fact of the matter is most abortions are elective. It is, in fact, about unwanted children. It is however a shame actual health risks are lumped in - mostly due to marketing.
It was monumentally stupid to convict Trump for a "crime" that was basically someone else filling his taxes wrong. Something most USA people would feel is unfair and could happen to them.

Also I am not from USA and very happy I don't have to deal with TurboTax lobbying and shenanigans thar make the USA tax code to be just crazy.

Also the "bank fraud" trial is also monumentally stupid when they wanted to convict him and close his companies (thus making people lose their jobs) for doing something that resulted in profits for the supposed victim. Victim in fact that explained multiple times they were pleased with the business and would do it again.

The message in the second case was: we will take your jobs because your boss made a good deal, don't vote for him!

And of course this is just idiotic.
> Is this really an AWS issue?

I doubt they would have even noticed this outrageous cost if they were running on bare-metal Xeons or Ryzen colo'd servers. You can rent real 44-core Xeon servers for like, $250/month.

So yes, it's an AWS issue.
From Wikipedia:

The public health insurance option, also known as the public insurance option or the public option, is a proposal to create a government-run health insurance agency that would compete with other private health insurance companies within the United States. The public option is not the same as publicly funded health care, but was proposed as an alternative health insurance plan offered by the government. The public option was initially proposed for the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, but was removed after the independent US senator for Connecticut Joe Lieberman threatened a filibuster.

As a result, Congress did not include the public option in the bill passed under reconciliation. The public option was later supported by Hillary Clinton and the Democratic Party in the 2016 and 2020 elections and multiple other Democratic candidates, including the current President, Joe Biden.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Public_health_insurance_option
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The #1 takeaway should be tell people whatever they want to hear. Factual basis and consistency count for nothing.
All In is pure entertainment and if you think it constitutes investment advice, you're the problem.
You are almost there imho.

That is where Journalism should come into play. But popular media have a business model of spreading fakes, being outright partisan and are mostly driven by clicks rage and engagement. That is what a Chaos Actor like Trump provides. To see what is happening it is more insightful to look what forces are behind Trump.

In the US media landscape, it is not possible to have a genuine debate. Every hour there is new nonsense that will kill of any "boring" news.

Not as a matter of nature. But as a betrayal of democracy by the Fourth Estate, opening the door for anti-democrats.

It is a deliberate choice, helped by self-delusion and exceptionalism. It is painful to watch a society marching to where we know where the end is.
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Didn't find anything clearly stating one way or another, but the CCD is the same between ryzen and epyc, so there's certainly the possibility.

I dug around a bit, and it seems Ryzen doesn't get it. I guess that makes sense, if the IOD on ryzen gets 2 GMI links. On the single CCD parts there's no other CCD to talk to. On the dual CCD parts there's not enough GMI links to have both with GMI-wide.

Maybe this will be different on the pending Zen 5 part (Strix Halo) that will have 256 bits wide (16 x 32 bit) @ 8533 MHz = 266 GB/sec since there will be 2 CCDs and a significant bump to memory bandwidth.
The point is that you don't see a Buffet like figure earning consistently in random-bet casino games.
If you see that there are some examples disproving the conjecture "Market is fully random and are not different than a casino roulette game".
It may be uncommon, but not a fully random example.
IMHO national politics is insane, both parties use propaganda to hide from the real issues and are only interested in maintaining a keeping political power and money at the behest of corrupt corporations.

I don't think an election in a 2 party dominated system is going to fix this, history has been repeating itself since the 60ies. People need to change there thinking about supporting a system that doesn't work before we make any headway in correcting these problems.
That was a key element of the Harris platform, but nobody gives a shit. Trump boasts about fixing everything overnight with no specifics, and gets a free pass.
Hear itself isn't a built-in utility.

> hear is a command line interface for the built-in speech recognition capabilities in macOS

Have you gone through the installation process?
https://github.com/sveinbjornt/hear?tab=readme-ov-file#insta...
I’m sure there are legion ways to do this. For our company, it was Tilt + Telepresence. Locally, we ran our local service with Tilt. The service we ran would often need access to some other service(s), which would have been hard/impossible to bring up in conjunction with their own rabbit hole of dependencies. Thus, those dependency services were made available to the local k8s installation via Telepresence. That way, locally running services could access their dependent services as if they were running in the local environment (even though they were actually running in the cloud). In our case, security teams would only allow us stage environments, but that was enough for most everything.
This is such a weird way to do things.

Here they have a nicely compressed stream of video data, so they take that stream and... decode it. But they aren't processing the decoded data at the source of the decode, so instead they forward that decoded data, uncompressed(!!), to a different location for processing. Surprisingly, they find out that moving uncompressed video data from one location to another is expensive. So, they compress it later (Don't worry, using a GPU!)

At so many levels this is just WTF. Why not forward the compressed video stream? Why not decompress it where you are processing it instead of in the browser? Why are you writing it without any attempt at compression? Even if you want lossless compression there are well known and fast algorithms like flv1 for that purpose.

Just weird.
> LEO is the exact place you need to be careful. Higher orbits have more space and have fewer satellites overall so it's less of a concern

No. In LEO orbits degrade in single-digit years at most. There is no known solution for rendering an orbit in LEO inaccessible with a Kessler cascade—the best you can do is blind an area with repeated ASAT fire.

In higher orbits debris last longer. That makes cascades possible, though again it only denies a limited area and requires almost active effort.
Does that matter, he managed to be living for the last 30 years creating a consistently earning quant trading fund.
https://x.com/realDonaldTrump/status/787267564405653505
You'd think so but nope, they deliberately run on CPU, as per the article...
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Ctrl + Alt does the trick.

I built this thing a few months ago because I wanted to write ideas or whole stories down at times when I should be working instead. It's awkward to get caught writing things you don't want other people to see yet (even more at the office).

It's been useful at times, though I really don't use it that much. I'm just (secretly) sharing. Maybe it will come in handy for some of you.

The "Search notes on ChatGPT" button is just to make it look a little more like a "serious" service.
I don't personally think she ran a decent campaign. It was very standard and bland talk of unity and other hot air -just the stuff you expect politicians to say when trying to get elected, nothing to really build trust in her. She needed to make Trump look dumb, dishonest and inept by comparison. Talking to voters as if they're smarter might have helped, but I don't really know.
> rather than full-stack web js/python development.

The product is not a full-stack web application. What makes you think that they brought in people with that kind of experience just for this particular feature?

Especially when they claim that they chose that route because it was what was most convenient. While you might argue that wasn't the right tradeoff, it is a common tradeoff developers of all kinds make. “Make It Work, Make It Right, Make It Fast” has become pervasive in this industry, for better or worse.
At least in LEO you need to keep expending DeltaV to keep stuff in orbit. Trace atmosphere slows everything down and would eventually clean LEO at 500km of relevant junk in about 25 years depending on altitude.

https://space.stackexchange.com/a/55995
first editor I've seen recently that defaults to turn of minimap.

I won't shut up for about this, I don't understand how such an useless "feature" becomes the norm in modern IDEs.
The response should have been :

"You're right, prices are too high, and wages too low. Especially housing prices, and wages for young men without a college degree.

It's in part the consequences of some things we did.

Here are our proposals to make prices go down, or make wages go up:

Proposal 1: ...."

My deep belief is that the hard part, and the reason Democrats did not do that, is not in the difficulty to find solution.

The hardest part is that it meant recognizing they were, at least in part, responsible for the problem.

The second hardest part was recognizing that the problem was hurting a category of people that's "outside of the tribe".

So, faced with a complex problem, they decided to deny the problem existed altogether, focussed on something else (not necessarily unworthy issues, but, simply, not the one at hand.)

"Ventre affamé n'a point d'oreille."

The silver lining is that:

- either the Republicans somehow manage to get prices down or wages up

- or the next election will swing the other way.

It's still, after all, no matter what, "the economy, stupid" - just, the real economy, no the the fake financial one.
Just the day before the election a family member asked how anyone could possibly vote for Trump. I started going into the history of the primaries, and the fraud with Bernie in 2016 & 2020. How it's not red vs blue, it's really insiders vs outsiders. Within 30 seconds I was shouted down and shamed.

I then asked: "I can name 10 good things about Biden / Harris, can you do the same for Trump?" They couldn't say 1 positive reason that the ~ 75million voters are supporting Trump.

It's a good self-test of your bubble. Could you make a sound argument in favor of the opponent? If not, then you haven't spent enough time trying to understand the context.
Sure but it seems like they were particularly judgmental to her compared to her coworkers.
Just to make sure you have all the legal facts: https://youtu.be/KnapsSRptqg?si=7C_tqLO9UGlGxYQA
> who treats working-class voters as his equal

As long as they aren't blacks, or muslims, or Asians, or Mexicans, or Puertoricans...
Even if they can reuse the booster, it would be huge.
> Was being a latchkey kid seen as a good thing generally?

Only by the people who fondly describe their childhood that way. The term itself is very indicative of how the person feels about it.
What needs to happen is that the American people need to RUN. Every single time. Take Colorado as an example: A third party candidate could get on the ballot for congress for as little as 1,500 signatures from registered voters. To change the two-party system will be like legalizing marijuana. City by city, state by state, all the way.

The problem is that there's not much money in third party politics...
It depends. In elementary school my younger brother and I took a public transit bus to school. It was out of necessity or my mother wouldn't have been able to work two jobs without us being latch key kids. We knew how to iron our clothes, cook breakfast on a stove and use a fry daddy for chicken nuggets and fries. Often times we were only latchkey kids in the morning and after school would walk to our aunts or grandmoms and wait for mom after work.

We were largely unsupervised in Baltimore. Was it a good thing that we were autonomous and had the freedom to make mistakes without a guarding there to ensure they were responsible for our mistake..? Maybe. But I don't think any bad came from being a latchkey kid. IMO, SHTF in a kid's teenage years. I think it's way more important to be supervised in the pre-teen/teen years than a youner years. Simply because teenagers get into way more mischief that young kids.
I'm just going to choose peace today and say: the SpaceX engineers who've been at this forever and have shown that crazy stuff is actually possible are seriously amazing humans, and I do hope they are successful.
I imagine SpaceX is on for some pretty juicy government contracts now!
Agreed. Trump has been successful mostly not because of any meaningful policy, but from being able to capitalize on Democrats tendency to treat the uneducated as fools and even call them deplorable.

Gangs and fringe movements thrive off taking in the rejected.

Until Democrats can find a way to reach the opposition in a way that isn't condescending they will continue to lose and drive away voters. The so called deplorable will grow.

They need to design, build, and walk over the bridge - patiently, despite all the chaos and negativity.

If they continue to do the same thing and treat their fellows as idiots and expecting different results..is delusional and insane.
I agree, Capitalism is not working any longer. Maybe changing it would be a start in the right direction (Not that it would ever happen)
> it's more likely that Nintendo themselves were in a rush to get the product on the market after the perceived failure of the Wii U

Perceived failure of the Wii U and the total reboot of the Switch project itself: https://mynintendonews.com/2020/12/22/nintendo-leak-shows-sw...
About as ironic as Linux devs recognizing Windows to be a crock of shit and providing a viable alternative.

Yes, Linux has bugs.
> * Drill for oil, lower the price of gas, prices at the store come down.

Strategically and economically stupid. Buy oil when everyone has it, sell oil when everyone else has ran out.

> * Stop the wars that make for unstable access for gas.

The US military is the largest socialist jobs program in the world and is the single greatest creator of skilled labor for our economy.

> * Change the tariff structure so that American goods are worth something against Chinese imports that raises the value of the dollar which lowers the cost of goods

Lets say you make widgets for $9 and sell them to me for $10 (a healthy 10% profit). The government comes along and tells you there is a $2 tariff on widgets. Are you going to sell me widgets at $8 (a $1 loss) or raise the price to $12? Tariffs are a tax on goods paid by the buyer and a way to de-incentivize overseas production. But here is the problem - do you want to make 39 cents an hour sewing soccer balls or do you want to pay 10x for that soccer ball so that an American can have a livable wage doing the sewing for you?

The "American Dream" is exploitation of cheap overseas labor because of our superior economic position. Regardless of how you feel about that morally, Trump's economic plan is to try and figure out how to on-shore the lowest paid factory jobs.
It's pretty funny that they assumed that memory copying was the limiting factor when they're pushing a mere 150MB/s around instead of the various websocket overheads, then jumped right into over-engineering a zero copy ring buffer. I get it, but come on!

>50 GB/s of memory bandwidth is common nowadays[1], and will basically never be the bottleneck for 1080P encoding. Zero copy matters when you're doing something exotic, like Netflix pushing dozens of GB/s from a CDN node.

[1]: https://lemire.me/blog/2024/01/18/how-much-memory-bandwidth-...
Oil production is at all time highs (AFAIL). Further, drilling locally for oil does not directly reduce local prices. It is still shipped abroad to the highest bidder. That is ignoring the refinement issues that not all oil is equal and needs to be refined.

'Just' stop wars short of surrendering is easy to say. No evidence Republicans actually could deliver or prevent. Just talk.

The tariffs were largely kept in place between Biden and Trump. The criticism here would apply equally to both but also ignores trade wars.

The pipeline bit is perhaps viable, but a drop in the bucket (with respect to at least the keystone XL [1])

[1] https://apnews.com/article/fact-checking-895299166310

"Even if the Keystone XL pipeline had been completed, the amount of oil it was designed to transport would have been a drop in the bucket for U.S. demand, experts noted. The U.S. used nearly 20 million barrels of oil a day last year, while global consumption of oil was near 100 million barrels. The pipeline would have contributed less than 1% to the world supply of oil, according to AP reporting.

“The total volume of additional supply is negligible in a market that uses 100 million barrels of oil every day,”"
They are very explicit in the article that they run everything on CPUs.
I don't see any benchmarks here but I wonder how this compares to equivalent Python concurrency primitives.
They'll likely reuse the booster on the same day well before the starship portion. No heat shield on the booster. Some starships will likely stay in space for a long time before returning.
Foreign born employment increased [1], while native born employment actually decreased [2]. My wife combined the graphics [3]. The axes are in thousands of persons, so we lost 4 million native jobs and gained 4.2 million foreign born jobs. Coincidentally, that is about how many votes the democrats lost by.

1. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU02073395

2. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LNU02073413

3. https://i.imgur.com/KtBGrkg.png
However bad they are, it's the fault of the engineer. You can't excuse that with "but everyone does it".
The article mentions that when you control for such things latchkey do about as well as their peers overall. There are a few things they are worse on (girls are more likely to shoplift for example), but overall there isn't much difference in outcomes when you control for other factors. Parents leave their kids home alone for a short time after school before they get off work and home - and then have a great family life the rest of the night result in kids that do as well later in life as parents that are there after school. Parents that neglect their kids can come home before the kids and still neglect their kids.

Then the article veers into a rant about divorce that from what I can tell isn't as supported by studies.
France, and not even by much
Fire is going to happen to a certain level, given a certain evironment. Again, if people show up and start burning everything around them, fires that would not have happened at all will burn valuable places. I don't need to have preventative fires wash through my living room to maintain an acceptable level of destruction; I just don't do things that will burn down my house inside.
Uh no you're wrong. They'll play LOL for the rest of their lives indeed, but not happily. /s
I was nowhere close to "speaking for the world". I merely stated an obvious fact - one country chopped off a piece of another and it got off scot-free.

Re: your taxes - it'd be prudent to look beyond short-term effects and consider what different scenarios would lead to in the long-term. The EU had no choice but to help Ukraine to resist. Consider where things would've been now if they didn't.
One of the first parts of the post explains how they are using CPUs only
You could go to the Harris website and read their plans, they discuss all your points.

https://kamalaharris.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/09/Policy_B...

Now compare that to Trump's non-existent plan. No one cares, that is what is so depressing.
He speaks backwards and from the inside out of sentences. Changes subject mid sentence. Etc.

I think normal people think that is OK but academics thinks it sounds stupid.

In the beginning I believe he got a boost from journalists feeling smart by nitpicking that to manufacture some "gotcha". He is way to easy to misquote to resist the temptation.
RH?
Thing is, prediction markets tend to be gamed by people who bet large amounts of money. I used a (play money) prediction market platform before and there was literally a "markets that get easily gamed by whales" section on the website.
Thanks I feel much better knowing that I am free to squash the thousands of untruths spread and believed by the masses.

I guess there isn't a problem.
I'm pretty sure that memory bandwidth is only for the GPU just like on Apple silicon.
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It's a completely different booster and ship that's flying.
It's the opposite. When someone says you are "talking down" to them by using big words, the solution is to dumb it down with simpler words, not to increase the vocabulary.
I read the entire article and that wasn't my takeaway. After reading, I assumed that AWS was (somehow) billing for loopback bandwidth, it wasn't apparent (to me) from the article that CPU costs were the sticking point
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There is a theory that urban living and culture results in lower fertility, and Japan is very urban. It's happening everywhere, so probably not something easily fixable without some kind of revolutionary changes.
Everyone already dead from the last time it was ended.
For developers yes, but gamers seem to have the loudest voice in the desktop PC performance conversation, so I think it's important to cater to that market.
You can donate $3.5k to a relevant charity and save a kid's life.

Debating how much better things would be with better governments doesn't change that.
This is purely devil's advocate: Many polls may just be political levers, designed and executed with a predetermined outcome so it can be used in mass media. There is an undeniable tilt to mainstream news companies and almost confirmation bias in their polling.. Does make me wonder.
Have you listened to Trump's recent speeches? In 2016 he was very articulate and persuasive in his own way, but in 2024 his brain is clearly on the way out.
Development environments are a time and money sink, a total distraction from Mozilla's actual goals.
Except Google didn't announce the introduction of gogle.com and other misspellings.

Based on the reaction, the co had other plans for it and now backpedaling ("it's just a redirect!")
Damn, I'll fix it.
Human suffering is the US conservative platform :)