skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I use hunk editing quite a bit to organize long chains of commits into more logical order. This often involves merging and then re-splitting commits, but sometimes interactive rebasing is sufficient.
so say i have a site with 3000 images, 2M pixel each. How many GPU-months it would take to mark them? And, what gigabytes i would have to keep for the model?
Not OP, but... It suggests that it's less different than one might have originally thought. Bats using echo location can build a persistent model of the environment, in just the way we can. I'd be prepared to bet a small amount that this gives bats the same illusion we have of moving in a static 3d space.
I worked for a medium size company that served, and still is, ~150 clients (some Fortune 500 included) by deploying prod with docker-compose. It can be done.
Teens learn a new conspiracy theory every week on social media
Vercel/AI-chatbot: A full-featured, hackable Next.js AI chatbot built by Vercel
Wonder is acquiring Grubhub
I knew a guy that just took Friday off every day.

Three day weekends for 14 weeks of May/June/July/August = win.
mise in place is the art of reducing all that other stuff to as close as zero time as possible during the cooking, and many recipes expect the cook to read through first and identify what can be prepared/placed in advance. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mise_en_place
Even in the scenarios you describe, the wars would be based on political goals (even if the goal is killing your own citizens by sending them to war), not because anyone is "wanting to fight". Very different things.
I fail to understand why having a more recent kernel version is actually desirable in this case. What is the benefit you perceive with having a more recent kernel in this case?

That being said devices originally released with Android 15 are required to use the latest LTS kernel version which is 6.6.
New Level of Interview Hell
I've been on both sides of this...

First you need to care of yourself. First and most importantly, your needs emotionally and physically come first, always! Draw those boundaries and fiercely defend them. You can't help anyone else if you're not taken care of.

Second. Every one, married couples, you name it, we are all flying our own planes. You can radio someone and offer assistance, you can offer to lead. But they are flying their own plane. And if you try to fly their plane no one will be flying yours and it will crash.

Your roommate needs to see a doctor. Anxiety, depression, cptsd, whatever is going on.. his brain is doing that because it has worked as a defense mechanism in the past, and because he's still alive his brain is going, 'well keep doing that, it works, see we're not dead." And that's the thing. Your brain doesn't give a shit of your happy or horribly depressed, it is just doing what it has always done to keep you, him, me Alive.

You're roommate would need to be able to step back. You can't change anyone, but you can cheer, coach, and try to lead them a bit. And it sounds like he needs a doc to put him on meds, at least for a little while, so he can step back and look at things from a more objective angle.

So I would ask what's going on, and actively listen. And not to the crazy shit. Ask what's led to it. That you can tell they've got a lot of shit going on and you wanted to make sure they're alright. And actively listen. Don't give advice. Don't interrupt. Just listen, ask a question here or there. And when they finish. If they've shared shit, which they may or may not have. I would talk up my doctor tell them how much they helped me and offer to go with them. "I'll bet he could help you out with... a bit too. So fuck. If you want I'll take a day off and head down with ya. After we can have a fun day like we used to. " something to that effect.

If they're really standoffish or angry and crazy. I would give them a beer, not 6 or 10, and see if they calm down but me just chilling and being mellow if so great. Do the above. If not, I would start to distance myself. And contact our friends and discuss it with them. And if we don't have a circle of friends or if that doesn't work, I'd contact his family and see if they can get him help.

More than likely, he's going to end up having a crazy break down, where he blows up his life. And when that happens, he'll know he needs help. But until then... be a friend but take care of yourself first. And if it's too much. Look into moving.
:-) I worked in the first OSX version. I did the AppKit UI being one of the few on the planet who had a NeXT background.

It came with a UK language model as the US model didn’t recognise my accent.
MomBoard: E-ink display for a parent with amnesia
But Shopify's looks like all-out nuclear exchanges, while GitHub's looks like the souls are being ripped from every living being on Earth by a malevolent invader.

I'd say GitHub's is more apt.
The Patchability of the Open Web (2022)
What current development environment and language would you like to put forward as a successor to/alternative of NeXTstep?

Some notable applications done in it:

- Altsys Virtuoso --- this became Macromedia Freehand

- Lotus Improv --- cloned to become Quantrix Financial Modeler

- Doom notably was developed on NeXTstep and the WAD/level editor was never ported (though alternatives were later developed)

- Glenn Reid's PasteUp and TouchType --- two of the nicest apps for working with documents and type I ever had occasion to use

and a number of ports were done quite quickly and were arguably the best ever versions --- WordPerfect for NeXTstep was done in six weeks and FrameMaker on the NeXT stands out for an interface which I missed when using it on Mac or Windows.

In particular, I'd really like to have a successor to/replacement for Touchtype.app (and if that could be grown into a replacement for Macromedia Freehand, that would be great) --- what tool would allow developing this easily, and making press-ready files which perfectly match what is seen on-screen?
Double check everything: https://www.forbes.com/sites/alisondurkee/2024/06/28/supreme...

The Justices have made some bone headed mistakes, especially this last crop.
Is it? It's pretty rare to download assets from servers that you're uploading to. Sometimes you have truly interactive app servers but that's a pretty small percentage of web traffic. Shared state is not the typical problem to solve on the internet, though it is a popular one to discuss.
That shirt isn't cringe, it's really cool. I don't know why you feel the need to go out of your way to hate on it.
Trains at my U-Bahn station are as frequent as every two/three mins sometimes. There is no "the train they should be on".
Windows 11 KB5046633 thinks Your version of Windows reached the end of service
Thing about training sensor fusion algorithms - more sensors, more better. Often adding a terribly inaccurate sensor whose failures are uncorrelated with the ones you're currently using, because it operates on an unrelated principle, is the thing that makes the solution highly accurate.
In fact big companies worry about gdpr fines and have extensive data privacy review people. I work with them in my job at a major enterprise.

It's often startups that just do whatever because the only thing they care about is showing value to investors and avoid getting canned next month.
Newsletter platform Substack raises new funding
> A proper comparison would be YouTube where people upload videos and comment stuff in real-time.

Even in this one sentence you're conflating two types of interaction. Surely downloading videos is yet a third, and possibly the rest of the assets on the site a fourth.

Why not just say the exact problem you think is worth of discussion with your full chest if you so clearly have one in mind?
This is along the lines of how one of the wireless telecom products I really liked worked.

Each running process had a backup on another blade in the chassis. All internal state was replicated. And the process was written in a crash only fashion, anything unexpected happened and the process would just minicore and exit.

One day I think I noticed that we had over a hundred thousand crashes in the previous 24 hours, but no one complained and we just sent over the minicores to the devs and got them fixed. In theory some users would be impacted that were triggering the crashes, their devices might have a glitch and need to re-associate with the network, but the crashes caused no widespread impacts in that case.

To this day I'm a fan of crash only software as a philosophy, even though I haven't had the opportunity to implement it in the software I work on.
Hmm, I don't know to be honest, usually difficulty translates to spending more time and the pieces being smaller does it make it visually harder to discern right?
Such studies sometimes ask about the outlets; for some reason conservatives feel Fox news isn't the MSM, while CNN and MSNBC are.
Asked about their "non-MSM" outlet, suddenly it is VERY trustworthy.

And these stats hold for liberals as well; they feel their outlet isn't the "MSM", but that Fox is and is untrustworthy.

Since the job of news is now to sell ads and not tell the truth, a lot of "supporters" only hear what their side wants them to hear, and not the facts.

The real problem of course is that each party has different policies; but if we as citizens don't agree on the facts and problems facing us, then there is no way to evaluate the strength of the policies against the problems.
The USA has 700 military bases world wide

128 actually.

The 700-1000 numbers are disinformation, but people like to copy-paste them around endlessly, anyway.
There is no intra-Europe flight as long as SF is to NY. There is no narrow body flight that serves two full meals in economy in Europe. There are practically no wide-body intra-Europe flights, certainly none that serve any meals. Most flights in Europe are super short and nearly all of them are on narrow body planes that don't have the capacity to serve meals for everyone.
Very cool, hopefully VS Code eventually builds in native support for whatever functionality is missing that is part of the reason for these forks.
The main critique of the book that I've seen is that they use history that's quite ambiguous to tell a polemic story that supports Graeber's anarchist views.

For instance, they take the upheavals at Teotihuacan as evidence that there was some kind of anarchist-ish revolution going on, when most scholarship believes that it's more likely an oligarchic system (with less emphasis on the monarch) who destroyed (from my memory) the temple/cult/district of the Feathered Serpent - a sub-group of their oligarchy.

This is interesting, but is pretty consistent with how other Mesoamerican ruling classes selected their rulers (Aztecs, etc.) ie there was often an oligarchy who picked them, not the populous as a whole via an anarchist / direct democratic method.

For Wengrow, I assume him working with the far-more-famous Graeber probably led to him to have some flexible interpretations of history, and I bet Graeber was pretty convincing + had a high power differential (implicitly) which could lead this to happen somewhat unknowingly.
> We should define "invasive species" to mean "species which gets transported to another ecosystem via means beyond its control or natural behavior" and therefore exclude humans.

Why?

And what is the fixed reference point that defines "natural" behavior in contrast to what I would assume you would call "unnatural"? Isn't everything that happens within the constraints of the earth's ecosystem by definition "natural"?

> or a spider which accidentally hitches a ride on a piece of driftwood and populates a distant island.

How and why is that different? If conditions in the natural ecosystem result in the spider ending up in the new island, and its extant traits prove to be a good match to the ecosystem there, resulting in it thriving and reproducing extensively, how is that more like the toad and than the human?

It seems like you are drawing distinctions based on the particular normative ideas that you hold, which are in turn both antropocentric at the macro level, and subjective to you specifically at the micro. I'm not sure this normative framework is a good analytical model for understanding objective reality.
I'm fine with it.

If people want to belittle something, either we aren't trying to solve the same problem (sure) or they're actively turning people away from what could be a serious advantage (more for me!)

If the cost of switching wasn't so high, I'd love to write Elixir all day. It's a joy.
If you're going to bring Sun and NeWS into the conversation, you ought to also mention how after NeWS failed, Sun tried adopting OpenStep for Solaris.
There can still be things to be done, just not always.

For example had NATO countries all offered 50% of their GDP for the next decade as gifts to Russia in return for Putin calling all his troops out of Ukraine, it's very likely he would have ended the war on day two.

Of course, that's not an offer NATO countries would have been willing to make (and even if they had made a deal like that, at a price less ridiculously high than 50% of GDP, it could easily lead to Russia starting the exact same war a decade later, now with much better funding).

I'm not suggesting the above as a serious "this should have been the way to deal with it", just as a random, over-exaggerated example that there are diplomatic options above and beyond preventing wars that stem from miscommunication / misunderstandings.
TikTokers are also telling men to leave women alone and women don't need men.
The recently famous one is the XZ Tools takeover...

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/XZ_Utils_backdoor
When did seemingly everyone become "autistic"?
There is another similar invasive story in Australia to do with the prickly pear, introduced with the First Fleet, later spread uncontrollably across the country and was subsequently conquered using the Cactoblastis Moth.

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

These are some of the many reasons why Australia now has very stringent biosecurity laws.
New side project launching wide: Holiday Shopping on Easy Mode
We built an SMS-only shopping platform!

We make shopping as dead simple as humanly possible by sending you a text messages featuring a great product from a small brand with an awesome story and literally all you have to do is type YES when you see something you like and the rest is magic.

We're the calling the holiday campaign "Holiday Shopping on Easy Mode" and once a day at noon Pacific from Late-Nov to mid-Dec, users will get a message featuring a curated product from one of 40+ brands we’ve partnered with. (Including a couple celebrity brands. )

Reply YES a half dozen times and BOOM, Christmas shopping is done! No homework. No stress. And you still get to give your friends and fam great gifts with fun stories behind them.

Did I make this specifically for me? Maybe. But I can't imagine I'm the only person who wants this brand of perfect.

A bit on my background: I started my career as a theme park designer at Disney (like you do), but then one thing led to another and I became a game designer, helped start an e-commerce company that got me acquihired at Twitter, and then left shortly after Elon took over (of my own free will) to start Yes, More & Co.

It's been a wild ride, but looking back, amazingly, it's been a straight line to this. Yes, More & Co is all about customer experience with a splash of game design, all wrapped up in short form messaging and e-commerce.

Feel free to drop everything and go upvote our Product Hunt page: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/yes-more-co

Or find us at: http://join.yesmoreandco.com/holiday
The word 'regular' comes from the mathematical roots of automata and finite state machines.
Red Hat is acquiring AI optimization startup Neural Magic
Graph neat examples in Raku (Set 2) [video]
Computationally neat examples with Raku packages featuring graphs and graph plots. (2nd set.)
Interesting! How do you rate the different SCOTUS justices in terms of clarity?
What is needed is a Graphene Lightmill, turning driven by light alone, capturing CO^2 spinning out graphene as a monofiber, no in between steps, no conversions.
Location: Austin, Texas

Remote: Yes

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Technologies: C, C++, Rust, C#, Swift, Obj-C, Qt, UIKit, AppKit, V4L2, Embedded Linux, Robotics, WPF, FreeRTOS, Zephyr RTOS, ESP32, STM32, PSoC, nrf52, FPGA, Verilog, OpenGL

Resume/CV: Available on request

LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/infincia/

Email: steve@infincia.com

I am an experienced software engineer with a career spanning over a decade in commercial as well as open source software development.

In the past few years I have worked on everything from end-to-end encrypted cloud storage, real-time remote drone piloting, professional tax preparation software for TaxAct, and mobile gaming.

I have real world experience deploying applications on multiple embedded linux platforms, Mac and Windows systems programming (C, C++, and Rust), iOS/iPad and macOS application development (Obj-C, Obj-C++, Qt, Swift, Rust), and Windows desktop application development (C# .NET/WPF, Qt, Rust).
I suppose that they are free to focus on readability when they don't have to structure their writing in order to defend their decision-making from anyone, being the highest court of the land.
There are many people who could pull off an attack like that if they were so inclined.
Primary care player Forward shutters after raising $400M, rolling out CarePods
Refugees?

I think that getting through a russian concentration camp will make people do anything and say anything to save themselves and their children.

There is no prohibition against speaking Ukrainian. I think you should learn about why people reject your culture while speaking the same language as you. This is somewhat amusing to me. That you can speak a language while rejecting the culture that comes with the language.

About smashing Russian monuments and renaming streets?

This is happening all over the previous Russian sphere of influence. People don't want you there. Let the people decide their own fate instead of invading them and telling them what to think.
AI might transform the whole Video Game industry (among many many others)
I can imagine some kind of public/private key encrypted watermark system to ensure the veracity / provenance of media created via LLMs and their associated user accounts.
> Fidelity has downgraded X by 80% in 2.5 years.

Hence overpaid.

They've also lost advertisers, which is obviously bad for Fidelity but not all that relevant to the people using it. And it's not clear to what extent that has any staying power because companies get a one-time story written about them when they do the initial announcement and soon they're back to wanting to run ads everywhere they can because running ads that reach a different user base gets them otherwise-unavailable sales.

> And X has competitors in Bluesky and Threads both of which have seen record user numbers and growth. For example, Threads has grown to 275m MAU in 1.5 years.

Threads is Facebook. It has users because Facebook is pushing it with both financial resources and the network effect of an incumbent social network, and even then it has fewer users than Facebook itself and its users are disproportionately converts from Facebook/Instagram rather than Twitter because that's where it's being pushed.

Bluesky has like 7M users. It's the sort of thing that could replace Twitter, in ten or twenty years.

> There is no reality in which X should be remotely compared to any of the other major social media platforms.

It has hundreds of millions of active users.

> It is failing at an unprecedented rate and based on user growth in Bluesky/Threads is continuing to rapidly decline.

Musk changed some things and a small percentage of people left, many of them performatively because they later came back. Network effects are strong.
Don't start me. Besides that, there's the fact that card-only is giving free rein to the boards of MasterCard and Visa to decide what's effectively legal; it's already the case in the adult industry, where the card companies have enacted rules for performers, production and distributors. No agree, no money. What happens if the next CEO is an evangelical Christian?

And of course cashless makes it hell on those without bank accounts, like the homeless and immigrants, those who rely on informal employment, and the general outskirts of society. There are prepaid cards, but they require ID checks and often fees which they can hardly afford. That will make many rely on informal banking from loan-shark types.

And last, the banks see everything. I worked for a bank. I definitely don't want those people to have all the data that matters on everyone.
Flip phones now have apps, but very limited. You can totally get a modern flip phone to check your email or play Spotify if you need to, but web browsing and doom scrolling are pretty tough.
You'd need to qualify that with an example. In my experience some things are faster in Raku and some are slower, so declaring that "Raku takes 6.5 times as long as Python 3.13" is pretty meaningless without seeing what it's slower at.
> (p.131) Labor ipse voluptas is a happy proposition wheresoever it can be applied.
Australian aboroginal artifacts date back 10000s of years but not sure if they have something like these rock structures from that long ago. But I wouldn't be suprised.
Since I rarely use junctions myself -- and never in the manner of applying non-boolean operations across their values -- the connection to automatic function application wasn't clear to me from your initial comment.

I can see the parallel now, so thank you for clarifying.

EDIT: On further reflection, another reason that the connection escaped me is that even after applying functions across a junction’s values, the junction is never useful (without significant and unnecessary effort) for accessing any individual values that it contains.

Anyway, thanks for sharing your thoughts and bearing with me.
banned

https://github.com/evildojo666
How do these deals work?

I am assuming, and I could be very wrong, that Wonder is smaller by market cap than Grubhub.
I spent 24 hours in the woods talking with AI chatbots
It's the same in Germany, plus home schooling is not permitted (except in some very specific circumstances).
But Russia collapses if it's pushed out of Ukraine.

No, it just goes back into its corner with its tail between its legs for a while, like all colonial powers do. Whenever they choose to enmesh themselves in conflicts that are definitely not existential to them, or even in their coldly calculated rational interests.

Just like the French, the British, and the US have all done, and as it has itself done, countless times (and quite recently).
Those weird ghost kitchen things have more than half a billion dollars to spend on acquisitions?!

I wonder how this came to be - did they already have that big of a war chest, or did they hear they could buy a name brand and go back to their investors to finance it?
Do you have a source? I'd be interested in reading more about this.
Many people at the margin don't have bank accounts. Not only schizophrenics, but undocumented immigrants or the homeless. There are a lot of undocumented immigrants and homeless.
Setting C++ Defines with CMake
Mentions the $650mln they'll pay Just Eat for it, neglects the fact Just Eat paid $7.3bln. Quite the write down. And in just 4 years.
Yeah SCOTUSBlog is great. NYT reporting on lower profile cases is often really great too. For higher profile cases I agree coverage is dominated by partisan concerns and discussing the outcomes rather than the law.
Grubhub has revenue, which means they might be able to finance the acquisition with debt.