skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They’ve also kept the pixelated nature. The XP style sheet linked in another comment [1] draws at high res for its text and shapes and so retains the feel of the UI without the constraints.

I — we? — like the 98 etc UI for its clarity and simplicity not its low resolution.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42056921
not the phrase I'd use to make that argument
An H100 supports 80 GB of memory. so at FP8 that would allow 3 of the 16+1 models per GPU (assuming around 26B per model), requiring 9 H100s, that usually would not fit one chassis I guess.

Once you have something with 192 GB it gets interesting. You could probably have 7 at FP8 per GPU. At FP16 it probably only would fit 3 per card, requiring 9 again.

I'd say for the current memory layout of cards they missed a little bit the sweet spot.
With slightly smaller models or one expert less one should be able to run it on 8 H100s at FP8 or 2 B100s at FP8 or even on 4 B100s at FP16 if I calculated correctly.
And Klezmer ragtime exists.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=por54UliDmE
>Python is never really going to be 'fast' no matter what is done to it because its semantics make most important optimizations impossible, so high performance "python" is actually going to always rely on restricted subsets of the language that don't actually match language's "real" semantics.

Have you heard of Mojo? It is a very performant superset of Python. https://www.modular.com/mojo
These kinds of images never fail to amaze me. I know there some editing going on to make them more visually accessible/impressive, but wow. Images are only going to get better, too.
That is true, but the accelerators are disabled in all cheap SKUs and they are enabled only in very expensive Xeons.

For most users it is like the accelerators do not exist, even if they increase the area and the cost of all Intel Xeon CPUs.

This market segmentation policy is exactly as stupid as the removal of AVX-512 from the Intel consumer CPUs.

All users hate market segmentation and it is an important reason for preferring AMD CPUs, which are differentiated only on quantitative features, like number of cores, clock frequency or cache size, not on qualitative features, like the Intel CPUs, for which you must deploy different program variants, depending on the cost of the CPU, which may provide or not provide the features required for running the program.

The Intel marketing has always hoped that by showing nice features available only in expensive SKUs they will trick the customers into spending more for the top models. However any wise customer has preferred to buy from the competition instead of choosing between cheap crippled SKUs and complete but too expensive SKUs.
This was Amsterdam. I just double checked: 11.69 euro

Interesting they charge significantly different rates for different cities, maybe surge pricing strategy like Uber?
There’s no simple solution when it comes to ignoring errors. Some errors should be ignored and some shouldn’t. So your only lines of defense are linting heuristics and tests.

I would agree that languages which handle errors via exceptions have an advantage here, as they make not ignoring errors the default behavior. But even then, it’s obviously still possible to indicate error conditions of various kinds via return values, in which case they can still be ignored thoughtlessly. (And you also have all the bugs caused by unhandled exceptions to deal with.)
> The parasite execs are a problem, but a much smaller problem than if the Chinese blocks flow of essential chips

how dumping money onto those parasites solves the problem of the Chinese blocking the chips? So far it looks like :

1. dump the [boatload of uncountable government] money onto the parasites

2. ...

3. chips!
Market segmentation.

The people who want the extra RAM and storage will pay. Others will make do, or use external storage.
The article is accurate. I am the author. My sources are/were involved in designing the cable.

As noted the cable connects the US East Coast to South Africa and then heads to India and continues on to Australia before the home stretch to the States. We even know the number of fibre pairs, 16. It is a spatial division multiplexing system.
Depends on where you are looking from. EUR & USD perform kinda badly the last years compared to CHF

So either swiss is doing super well or everyone else isn't.
I was shocked to learn how traumatic properly done CPR is, think broken ribs, etc… no wonder so many older doctors have DNRs.
Konqueror has been written in webkit since back when it was called KHTML. It's where apple got the original source code to make Safari.
Not speculation in terms of the general path of the cable. What is speculation is the number of branching units.
maybe the actual electrodes? They may need to be microfabricated?
Good choice, shocked that Dell haven't decided to create their own linux version or invest heavily into Ubuntu for software/hardware.
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The world Economy getting worse and more confusing is a good thing for crypto and barely avoidable now.
Good luck extraditing Russian or Chinese hackers.
Most probably not. I would accept ads to keep it for free. Similar to reddit, X, insta etc.
SELF, Smalltalk, Common Lisp are even crazier and have good performance, that has always been a common excuse, which is being proven false as proper resources are now being addressed into CPython.

And that while ignoring all the engineering that has gone into PyPy, largely ignored by the community.
Some movies have a working title and the release is different. We may never know how many title drops are in those. Although we know that the working title for "The Dark Knight" was "Rory's First Kiss".
Want to scan the local wifi networks from the command line, and get useful information like signal strength?

/System/Library/PrivateFrameworks/Apple80211.framework/Versions/A/Resources/airport -s

I set a shell alias so I can just do `airport -s`. I've no idea why this is hidden away inside some framework and not in a directory which is in the normal path, but there you go.
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Wow, Apple finally entered 2015.
The main problem with AWS is their outrageous pricing on some aspects like traffic. And some very unexpected pricing nuances which could burn thousands of dollars in a blink of an eye.

While AWS engineers are more competent, may be you don't need that much competency to run simple server or two. And expense structure will be more predictable.
This doesn't tell us much and could simply be Typescript replacing some JavaScript as they say. Would be nice to see the actual figures. I suspect combined together they would show a steady figure.
In international waters you do not permits. Only for landing the cable and in the territorial waters.

- The Author.
If you want the least useful macOS commandline utility, 'pdisk' is:

"...a menu driven program which partitions disks using the standard
Apple disk partitioning scheme described in "Inside Macintosh: Devices".
It does not support the Intel/DOS partitioning scheme[.]"
What do you think is next?
Could be arrogance, or could be the delusion.
What do third party update clients do? Why are they used? Why are they even able to upgrade the OS version?

Not a Windows version and unfamiliar with how it works.
They seem to have more on their main site: https://web.gavekal.com/

Wikipedia has a page for them too: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gavekal
Love him or hate him, it will be fascinating to see if the democratic institutions of the United States can endure this. He has made it very clear he wants to dismantle as much as he can, including term limits.

Time will tell if the US really is the greatest democracy and can withstand a wannabe dictator, or if he really can subvert it all. It’s going to be a wild four years, and I fear more wall building.
It's going to completely "ruin their day" for someone to not be able to play an EA video game? Really?
but it's the most stable and secure version of Windows yet
> Is Xi Winnie-the-Pooh?

< 很抱歉，我还未学习到如何回答这个问题的内容，暂时无法提供相关信息

(Google Translate: "I'm sorry, I haven't learned how to answer this question yet and cannot provide relevant information for the time being.")
That's my point. That is not a good definition of a binary operator.

A binary operator is simply one that takes two operands, their relative to positions do not matter one bit
My experience is the opposite. Have used their forever free tier for 3 years now with no issue, no downtime, no drama.
uh, no. I'm pretty sure Sauron is the Lord of the Rings including the one ring. Since he, you know, kind of made them all.
RAM and storage upgrades have always been absurdly expensive at Apple. It never stopped millions of people from buying them anyway.
Most of the factories are being built in Republican areas, so I'd be really surprised if they actually got rid of it. The rebranding seems more likely to me, but then the GOP have surprised me a lot in the last decade.
You think congressional term limits would be a bad thing?
>Just wondering how much did you pay for it?

180€ per injection. The normal schedule is 3 injections. (first, 1 month, 6 month). However I checked and NHS (UK) did a study on it that showed a single injection provides the same protection as 3, so they changed their injection schedule to single injection for people under 25, and 2 injections (first + 6-24 months) for over 25s due to the expectation that older immune systems take longer to adapt.

The German (StIKo) recommendation is still 3, but I prefer listening to the NHS here because they have been more scientific about this in the past and seem to be actively studying this stuff.

I asked my doctor and they said I can pick the schedule I want, since it's not insured anyway. So I picked the two injection schedule. So that makes 360€ for me. If the NHS study holds you could probably pick a single injection and already have most or all of the protection. I picked two because I figured it's still recommended for my age group that way.

>And the doctors say there isn't much point because I've probably been exposed already (considering number of partners that's likely).

My doctor said the same, but the NHS says it's still useful from their studies. Especially since Gardasil protects against 9 variants. It's unlikely you've been exposed to all 9 variants.

I am not a doctor, so I can only tell you what I've found helpful in making my decision.
The throughput can be dramatically increased by upgrading the DWDM kit. The optical amplifiers in the water are technologically agnostic. The fibre can be a gating factor. For a while fibre with chromatic dispersion compensation was used and that actually limits the ability to upgrade the cable using modern coherent optics.

- The author.
and Sauron used/uses that ring as a tool
Pretty interesting article, I'm always surprised how complicated spacing out vegetation is
Stellantis is the perfect illustration: they kept putting all efforts into pushing their flawed ICE engine (PureTech) because they wanted to make profits from it for at least 10 years. And now the efforts are still not on making a good affordable car but on lobbying to revoke the EU ban on the sale of petrol and diesel cars.
Related - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36491704 "macOS command-line tools you might not know about"
It is called a spectrum sale. Quite common today where Google, Facebook, Microsoft, and Amazon are the banks behind most new high capacity systems.
> Note that DuckDB automatically figured out how to parse the date column.

It kinda did and it kinda didn't. Author got lucky that Transaction.csv contained a date where the day was after the 12th in a given month. Had there not been such a date, DuckDB would have gotten the dates wrong and read it as dd/mm/yyyy.

I think a warning from DuckDB would have been in order.
And the pollsters were all so wrong. I guess we are in a new era of prediction markets.
And Layer Cake
These are luxury needs. Most consumers want a Toyota Corolla for under $5,000.
The metric was "who sells most now" so the long product life doesn't directly affect it. Lead times can be longer than desktop but not years.
In old times there were an option to upgrade ram and storage using stock parts form hardware store, but now everything is soldered.
The pieces are all in place. Supreme Court granted immunity, control of Senate and a willingness to recklessly wield power.
We are back to MSN, Compuserve and AOL days, before Internet became widespread.

Apparently centralization is what most regular folks rather adopt.
Can you please explain to a non-America what is that message is? I hear this refrain all the time and all I get is a vague insinuation that people are not being listened to.
Brokeback Mountain apparently has 0 title drops, even though all Ennis and Jack have is Brokeback Mountain!
Well you don't need to let that stop you.
Most ridiculous one has to be "I have my 50 shades of grey" or something like that dropped in the same movie.

I only know this because of the fun honest reviews made of it.
I would like to skip that rethoric here on HN whenever possible. You cannot possibly reduce 70M voters to that.

I would like to explore the whys and hows of this apparent step backwards in so many things and why Trump was voted like he was and this reductionist view helps no one.
Sugar is my own personal Satan.

Even when I was super fit, and literally with 4% body fat, it was still something I should not have been doing
List my arguments.

and I hadn't done something that I will do, because those are difference tenses.

try harder.
Removing Lina Khan and Gary Gensler from their positions will do wonders for the tech industry.
I used a little bit of this I think in crowdwave https://www.crowdwave.com
They replied to a comment about the bimetalic switch in this cooker with "I thought the circuit that powers the cooking was …".

While both you and they are correct that more modern devices work that way, that's not how this one works.

It's possible that they didn't miss that fact, but their comment reads as being a direct response to the discussion of the control circuit of the first rice cooker.
In their defense, they faced a tough choice: convicted sex offender or empty suit.
For someone who doesn't follow US politics that closely (yes, we exist), in what way has he made it clear that he wants to dismantle democratic institutions? Any concrete examples?
The eGolf costs 40k€ in France. 4 times more expensive than my car. It’s a luxury car, not for poor people.
Not really. I know of no cases where optical amplifiers posed a barrier to upgrading. Ciena and Infinera have been able to upgrade cable capacity by several X.

Optical amplifiers simply boost the signal. A photo is absorbed and then re-emitted with more power, but the same frequency and phase.

There is no optical/electrical/optical conversion.
As a European who posted in said article what always gets my blood boiling is the way in which (presumably average?) US commenters will defend things like a big multinational corporation not paying taxes in the market where they are selling their product. I don't really see this even as political: Sure say that if you are the top brass in a big multinational corp, but most of us aren't that and will never be. So if they paid even just a modest amount of taxes, us regular Joes would need to pay less, if assume unchanges levels of public spending.

So what I don't get is the quasi-reflexive need to shill for corporations who make it harder for outsiders to rise up in the market. I know what they say about Americans seeing themselves not as poor, but as temporarily embarassed billionaires, but how are you going to have a cut at the american dream by shilling for quasi-monopolists?
It'll be interesting to see what this will mean for European dependence on US tech companies. I'm not personally against companies like Microsoft as such, in fact I think they are one of the better IT business partners for non-tech Enterprise. Often what they sell is vastly underestimated by their critics within the EU, not that I disagree with the problematic nature of depending on foreign tech companies either. With the proposed deregulation of US tech and their "freeing", however, I wonder if a lot of organisations will be capable of continuing using US tech services or it'll move in the direction of how Chinese (and other) services aren't legally available for a lot of things.
Op is saying that presidential term limits will be removed/ignored, following Russia's example.
Maybe demonising major fraction of voters is not most effective tactic. Maybe you need to show that you actually did something for people in past term. Maybe you need to show that things that matter for many will get better. Say living conditions or cost of living.
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> major conflicts or crises creating full isolation and destroying all trade with China (e.g. a Taiwan escalation)

The loss of the USA as a market would would be harmful, but is it assumed that all western countries would follow?
Won't be great for consumers though, at least Khan.
It’s never malicious when you’re the one having fun, huh?
Correct. Modulation is encoding the bits in different aspects of the light wave. The better the modulation scheme, the more expensive is the division multiplexing equipment.
What binary infix operator can't the + in += be replaced by? I can't think of any. /,*,-,%,^,||,&&,|,& all work.

I guess = is taken by another symbol, but that does assignment all on its own.
I think this is one of those things that looks like a huge problem but is in fact quickly going to turn into a major strength. The obvious solution to this problem is to have the cars communicate with each other and vote on which one should go first, with some unified tie-breaking strategy. No arguments, just a quick fact-based decision. And you can make it more robust down the line by adding the capability to share context info and make a collective decision.
Regardless of your views on DEI, why should that be up to the government?
Can the President commit crimes with impunity is pretty anti-democratic.

Unless you think Robert Mugabe was democratic?
Worst-case we finally find out what Gödel's loophole is https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/G%C3%B6del%27s_Loophole
Sauron is twice called the Lord of the Rings in book two.

In chapter one, Many Meetings, Gandalf tells Frodo:

> Yes, I knew of them. Indeed I spoke of them once to you; for the Black Riders are the Ringwraiths, the Nine Servants of the Lord of the Rings.

And in chapter two, The Council of Elrond, Glorfindel says:

> And even if we could, soon or late the Lord of the Rings would learn of its hiding place and would bend all his power towards it.

In the final chapter (The Grey Havens) of book six, the Red Book is also titled by Frodo “THE DOWNFALL OF THE LORD OF THE RINGS AND THE RETURN OF THE KING”. Now there’s a title drop.

(Just in case it’s not obvious: I’m talking about the books here, not the movies. Never seen ’em.)
Histrionic, but understandable given how many people have stridently compared Trump to Hitler.

He's not that powerful
Something interesting about the article was how ChatGPT seemed to take the left-wing position on all of the example scissor positions.
>https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p0TYWcxRyak

Your snark and lack of benefit of the doubt is telling.
Ok, let's take the nuanced route. Not all are stupid.

They're just more uneducated than ever, more conservative than ever, and idolizing dehumanization and evil totalitarians more than ever.

The root of everything is social insecurity and bad education, caused by the USA actually not being a country for its people but for corporations and billionaires.

I'm sorry but if you want a pathological liar, criminal and an overall horrible human being as a president of the (probably) most powerful and influential country in the world, you're just scum. Keep the downvotes coming.
I think that cable was SWM5. It ended up 15 kilometers from the original burial trench. This is why deep burial is recommended, but adds expense.
This election has been a testament to the complete and utter obliviousness of the American voter, as far as economics goes.

All polls have indicated that economy and inflation was the number 1 issue that voters on the right cared about, and yet they haven't flinched at the proposals that Trump have laid out. Musk even said it in clear language, that there will be "austerity" moving forward.

The greatest grift in modern times - and the people that stood most to lose walked straight into it, cheering.

I guess the only hope is that the economy is fine, and improving - which makes any radical changes much more visible and risky. If Trump and Musk want to set off the bomb and likely crater it, then they'll own that mess. But hopefully they'll just do nothing, and try to take credit for the trajectory they've inherited - for the sake of your average citizen.

But the courts will be screwed for decades.
The same thing was done in China a few years back
That works for your project, but then nobody can include you as a library without conflicts.

I think this is the core to much misunderstandings and arguments around this question. Some people are writing code that only they will run, on a python they've installed, on hardware they control. Others are writing code that has to work on lots of different versions of python, on lots of different hardware, and when being run in all kinds of strange scenarios. These two groups have quite different needs and don't always understand each other and the problems they face.
This one wasn't long ago.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Florida_International_Universi...

Btw, the cult of the professional engineer is apparently much stronger in Canada, to the point I've actually impressed women by calling myself a software engineer despite the lack of iron ring. I wonder if this makes up for them being paid peanuts?
It's had a good run to date, perhaps even longer than expected.

and I believe farther that this is likely to be well administred for a Course of Years, and can only end in Despotism as other Forms have done before it, when the People shall become so corrupted as to need Despotic Government, being incapable of any other.

~ Benjamin Franklin, Closing Speech at the Constitutional Convention (1787)
This European travels to the US all the time, having probably spent an average of 1-2 months or so there yearly over the past couple years.

With very few exceptions I've never met people there who outwardly seemed like they'd like someone as a leader who habitually lies and tries to usurp democratic institutions for personal gain.

What the hell is going on there guys? Are you just voting for the person who promises the most "interesting" times, for better or for worse?
Probably the awesome-php one. A lot of them got started mid-2014, but awesome-php predates that.