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Howdy! Erick from LangChain here. If anyone is seeing version conflicts on particular packages, please let me know!

These usually stem from overly strict constraints in the underlying sdks for the integrations, and in general we've been pretty successful asking for those constraints to be loosened. The main "problem" constraint we've seen in the past has been on httpx. Curious if you've seen others!
- Yes, the storage is distributed kv.

- Yes, it's SQL on distributed transactional kv

- SQL layer is stateless, runs in multiple containers

- SQL layer would push down compute logic down to the storage(like, filter/predicate)

....Yes, that reminds me of TiDB
So the transmission distance with respect to the rotation of the planet the probe was launched from at the time it was launched. I suppose that is more sophisticated than a unit which is somehow derived from the width of a horse's ass.
> That put me right back at 1440p screen real estate and you had to deal with fractional scaling issues.

Get a 5K 27".

No fractional scaling, same real estate, much better picture.
Link? :P
I didn’t read that whole comment but wow, you must be delusional. If you think that European companies in the last 20 years hold a candle to American companies in the last 20 years delusional.
This is part of the illusion that it is as if our politicians let anybody in. Not a single politician would welcome even one more asylum seeker.

The immigrants by large are coming from the worst imaginable conditions and fighting their way into Fortress Europe. It is the failure of our societies to help the countries like Syria, Afghanistan, etc to be liveable. We are paying the price for this failure.
Great tip. Thank you! :)
It really doesn't, that's a crazy reach to make.
That was possible then too, but took an extra step. Defaults are important.
It's all contextual. Just like all the "alpha' etc stuff.
I agree with you on that point. This fatalistic attitude is also often mentioned when discussing how the Indian subcontinent remained colonized for so long. I do not know enough about Polish history to be able to compare their cultural stock to that of the 'East'.
Bear with me here: what if that retch-inducing code works fine? It's generated by an AI, can be understood by an AI (presumably), does what it should, so why should it be palatable for a human? You're not in the loop anymore...
Trump nominates Jared Isaacman to become the next NASA administrator
Though it has very much decreased in recent years due to rampant inflation. My real wage has decreased since increases have been lower than inflation. For unemployed and low earners it is even worse.
My latest favorite kid on the block is nbb. The REPL spins up instantaneously, and you can use all Node packages, it requires virtually zero setup.

But if I can rich out to Golang, why not? More Clojures is better. Imagine a single Polylith repo with blocks that talk to Node, JVM, Go, Python, etc.? Woah, that's sounds insanely cool, right?
Good call. The p looks way different too. Idk then!
I use Google Photos. Apple Photos would work too. Or any of the messaging apps like WhatsApp, Telegram, etc.
Citi Traders Didn't Know the Rules
Ask HN: How many of you got interview invite for W2025? We're waiting:)
Charging status will be fixed for the next version.

He's also removing usage of prompt()/alert().

Appreciate the feedback
Except when you charge sky high taxes you can't lower your prices to have access to that wider market, can you?
That's a shame, I like the ephemeral nature of these.
Good to know. You may want to remove amps from your order page (just leave watts) to avoid the confusion.
Partially true, a significant chunk of modern GPUs are really just very wide general purpose processors, but they do still have fixed-function silicon specifically for graphics and probably will for the foreseeable future. Intel tried to lean into doing as much as possible in general purpose compute with their Larrabee GPU project but even that still had fixed-function texture units... and the concept was ultimately a failure which hasn't been revisited.
"And if you say that, can we make machines that would somehow simulate that behavior so that a person could not really tell the difference whether it's a living organism or a machine, I'm sure that's already possible to a large extent."
When I hear "America’s economy is soaring," I can’t help but think it probably just means the rich are getting richer.

Don’t get me wrong—I’m not a communist. But it’s clear to me, especially when you look at how the middle class is struggling worldwide, that capitalism in its current form isn’t sustainable.

What we need is some kind of “Capitalism 2.0” or “Capitalism++”.

It makes no sense that someone with 300 billion dollars pays less (or even nothing) than a person that makes 100k per year. And this happens on ALL countries.

EDIT for those downvoting: just watch this video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPKKQnijnsM and then tell me why I am wrong.
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Nvidia vs. AMD GPU Workstation Performance for Blender 4.3
Pole here, what "far right" parties are you referring to? If it's PiS then they were ousted in the elections last year with a 30-year record breaking voter turnout of 75%.

As for the other party that fits this description they're their own worst enemy, as they're an amalgamation of groups which don't really have common interests aside from a few talking points.
Nice, congrats! First question is; how does this compare to DuckDuckGo (https://apps.apple.com/app/id663592361) and Firefox Focus (https://apps.apple.com/app/id1055677337)? Also some websites (youtube, 9gag) don't load in mobile mode (but in desktop mode)
P-search: Seach engine for Emacs
Just saw video of the shooting on X, the guy was cool as a cucumber. Racking a new round after every shot. Not a hint of desperation, fear or anxiety. He didn't even run off after shooting. https://x.com/Tr00peRR/status/1864376034465890417
Spy vs. Spy: Russian Apt Turla Caught Stealing from Pakistani Apt
I assume it's a reference to the play Waiting for Godot, where the titular character-- like future promises of AI--never actually arrives.

But yeah, not a very useful title to display all on its own.
Trump Picks Jared Isaacman, an Entrepreneur and Private Astronaut, to Lead NASA
Veeam Warns of Critical Vulnerability in Service Provider Console
I don't think they are being served from Youtube (?)
Good point! It is already in a repository, with every single tiny commit, including many mis-spelled commit messages :)
This kind of benchmark doesn't make sense for Python because it is measuring the speed of pure code written in the language. However, and here is the important point, most python code rely on compiled libraries to run fast. The heavy lifting in ML code is done in C, and Python is used only as a glue language. Even for web development this is also the case, Python is only calling a bunch of libraries, many of those being written in C.
Well being loopy isn't too good for economic success so that's a factor? Though for sure I've met some incredibly loopy people that had some great dice roll streaks.

But there are a lot of other factors in the problem and making it an economic issue really obscures some of the more important factors.

Intellectual laziness, idle brains, idle hands, toxic memes and bad actors making bad use of them.
"Ahh, you were at my side all along... my true mentor, my guiding moonlight..." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greater_fool_theory
Whether the "sharing themselves" age was a peak or a low is still up for debate.
So a roughly similar population has a roughly similar murder rate? Why would this be surprising?
> I can drive nearly 200km on any given weekend to visit friends

In a typical vehicle that's about 50kg of CO2. 100kg if it doesn't include the return leg.

Not having a dig at you, but this is a big part of our problem. We believe that because we can do something, we are entitled to do it. Not only that, but we've structured our society in such a way that it's actually necessary for people to do these harmful things just to get by like commuting distances that would have been considered absurd 100 years ago. They are still absurd.
To add another angle: in the past I've experienced issues where I'd always butt heads with a co-worker if we used a messenger, but would be fine when we talked over a call. I'm sure a higher reading comprehension from a certain someone could maybe have helped with that, but I suspect much of it just comes down to the fact that a lot of nuance/tone is lost when thoughts are put into writing, which makes it easier to offend people.

At work, arguing with people is the last thing I want to deal with, so calls are sometimes the simplest way to cut through the bullshit.
"Losing 30 trillion" is a very entitled view on decreasing real estate prices. Those 600 million people making 1000 CNY/month or less (and probaly another 300 million making a bit more) will be happy for a respite in being priced out of everywhere. This literally increases their purchasing power.
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> Not a single politician would welcome even one more asylum seeker

There were absolutely pro-migration politicians, e.g. Merkel.

> immigrants by large are coming from the worst imaginable conditions and fighting their way into Fortress Europe

Europe continues to have generous refugee obligations, protections and benefits. There also isn’t a robust deportation regime, in part because there isn’t anywhere to legally deport them to. That’s probably what these voters take offence to. (I unfortunately don’t see any non-radical solutions.)
I absolutely love Gemini Flash. Speed + cost + some interesting superpowers given by Google's ever seeing eye (you can ask it about stuff behind paywalled articles e.g.) make it the best API to use for some use cases of mine.
No, the statement was that ".net and .com are still pulling 80% of their weight when it comes to cybercrime." I read that as saying that .net and .com domains show up in cybercrime 80% as often as would be expected if all TLDs were equally likely to be used for cybercrime.
You can watch the film.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alien_(film)
In my experience, this is an issue even in ChatGPT. Sometimes it will compute something right, I will tell it's math is wrong, it will apologise and accept my suggestion.
I play Slash'em daily.
Note that some cars have parking/emergency brakes as drum brakes in the center of a rotor that provides disc brakes for the service (“normal”) brakes, so you can still get disc braking performance with the parking brake cable mechanism.

Drum brakes are also slightly more efficient, with the shoes exhibiting less drag when not applied, which is important on small battery EVs. (They are worse for high-energy or repeated braking, but better in cruise.)
They say in Vancouver you're never more than 20 feet from a rat, anywhere you go. Probably true throughout most PNW cities.
For the next version, the monsters have introductory story lines. And he has a giant list of more monsters he wants to add -- we'll have to have a discussion about what's reasonable.

Appreciate your comment.
Their privacy policy is pretty well documented: https://www.ashbyhq.com/resources/privacy

Ashby is the tool the companies use to recruit. It doesn't sound like they directly collect recruit data from third parties. But it sounds like their customers may be doing so.

You can reach out to the company spamming you and they should have more data about where your information is coming from.
If it remains perfectly bug free until the end of time then yes it's fine /s
Isn't the global average supposed to be exactly 100 by definition, or did I misunderstand how IQ works?
A one off event isn't likely to change much. I think it'd take a sustained effort to make a major positive impact.
Wonder if all his picks are going to get insulated like elon is from all his companies, ie they work better when he isn't paying them attention
I really like how you can create a note from the landing page. 1) it helped me understand how the app worked better than any screenshots or videos while 2) nudging me to sign up.
While this is impressive, yet still looks like a very early prototype. The overall nuance seems that it doesn't try to be a standalone product but a part of broader R&D projects toward general agents... I doubt if they even have any productionized modeling pipelines for this project yet and pretty sure that we won't have an open access anytime soon.
if you're interested to get an email update when the next version comes out, he has a follow-my-journey link on the site.
Bodily autonomy for free adults of sound mind is absolute. There is no "right" to be protected against infectious disease. I am absolutely pro-vaccine and getting vaccinated is the best option for the vast majority of patients but let's not distort the discussion by inventing fake rights that appear nowhere in the US Constitution.

I think a lot of the recent backlash was based on false claims by politicians and public health officials that COVID-19 vaccine mandates were necessary to protect others. But in reality the scientific evidence indicated that the vaccines had little or no benefit for reducing the risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission. That discrepancy in messaging eroded public trust and made some people believe that authorities had ulterior motives.
This is exactly where manufacturers like SAIC, BYD, and Dongfeng are winning. Building cheaper cars than were previously available and selling them in countries where "premium" brands like BMW, Toyota, Ford, Fiat, Volvo, GM, etc... don't try very hard to compete.

Head to any country without a domestic auto industry to protect and see what new cars people are importing. Sure there will be some rich people buying the brands you recognize, but call an UberX and they're going to show up in a Chinese brand you've never heard of. Or some zombie brand like MG.
Just like with the images, this will never be at good shape to actually use it for real product as it discards details completely leaving generic 3rd person controller animation.

What this should say to you instead is that stuff is really bad on training data side if you start scraping billions of game streams on internet - hard to imagine if there is a bigger chunk of training data than this. Stagnation incoming.
aka Python is as fast as C when it is C.
While a welcome addition, it doesn't move the needle for me personally.

I like my passwords to be cross platform, easily exportable, and plus this puts too many eggs into the Apple basket. Currently, no Android support, and you need a Mac to export your passwords into a CSV.

I'll stick to Bitwarden until Enshittification takes them. Still feel like Bitwarden's Firefox addon hasn't received many improvements since I started using it years ago, still annoying when it loses focus and closes while copying credentials out.
The pre-update version of Gemini Advanced-- sold as a miracle worker-- wasted so much of my time in two small coding projects that I'll never touch it again. Constant hallucination, constant flip-flopping between the same three mistakes generating code no matter what the prompt was like... a much earlier version of copilot has steered me wrong a few times in fairly annoying ways, but is so helpful in smaller ways that it's been a net gain, though not a huge one.
I did mention that in other comments, including the C preprocessor helping. make is completely language agnostic, so it cannot “guess” header dependencies. In make, you get the dependencies you specify (whether manual or generated), that’s what I wanted to show.
Apple's health obsession is going to go down as one of the least-hidden insecurities of modern business. "We know our business is predicated on the exploitation of worker health in countries where it's not protected, so we need to convince you that it's good for your health so you don't think we're evil. Okay?"

Yeah Mr. Cook. Sure am glad that you're looking out for my blood pressure instead of preventing Chinese assembly line workers from killing themselves under indentured servitude. It's great that Apple cares about American health while shipping it's jobs abroad and ensuring bottom-barrel quality of life wherever Apple manufacturing workers can be found.
Agreed, eliminating crypto in a typical residential pool is basically impossible. If I were sure I had a pool infected with it, I'd probably drain, disinfect as much as possible, refill, and then SLAM the pool hard with no CYA for a while. What a PITA. And that assumes the pool is the type that can be drained.

The most reliable solution, of course, is to screen the people who are going to use your pool and don't allow anyone who has even a hint of crypto symptoms to get in.

I hope that most public pools invest in a UV system. It's hard to prevent some dumbass with diarrhea from deciding today was a good day to swim anyway. Lots of those types of people in the world.
One day, when I have too much time and too much money, I will make a roguelike with map converted from old maps.
Leaving more money for your kids vs spending more time with your kids seems like a rough choice.
> I’m naming them this way because these are the names you’d give them when you’re complaining about your coworkers
Different gender but yes, there's some spirit on it. Zorkmids for instance. Or objects' affecting the environment.
That's not the main problem. They chose Debian Stable which by design is not and never was the best choice for bleeding edge hardware.
We're about to have on-demand video content and games simply based on prompts. My prediction is we'll have "prompt marketplaces" where you can gen content based on 3rd party prompts (or your own). 3-5 years.
This is mistakenly attributing the destructive consequences of profit-motivated mega-industries to "nerds with glasses", thereby creating more cover for the ruthless profit-maximizers to continue destroying the world while deflecting all blame.
Those are the labels for each end of each axis, not for the quadrants. Believer/grifter is one axis, coaster/grinder is the other.
Thanks! What do people use nowadays to follow rss? A telegram bot perhaps?
Perhaps there was an aggressive imperialistic authoritarian empire next door that had split germany in two and run their half into the ground economically? No, it must be that America is bad and this country had no agency as you said
Perhaps we could just "Ship of Theseus" our consciousness? Slowly augment with cybernetics, then replace the meat over time.

It's all just hypothetical without knowing what consciousness/qualia really "is," and as far as I can discern we've basically moved no closer to understanding that since the very beginnings of neurological research.
I can't compile CDDA:Bright Nights with clang 11.
Income inequality is strong predictor of unhappiness in a population.

You ask why I care about income inequality? It's because I want more happiness in my community.
Of course. A cheap card with oodles of VRAM would benefit some people, I'm not denying that. I'm tackling the question of would it benefit intel (as the original question was "why doesn't intel do this"), and the answer is: Profit/Loss.

There's a huge number of people in that community that would love to have such a card. How many are actually willing and able to pony up >=$3k per unit? How many units would they buy? Given all of the other considerations that go into making such cards useful and easy to use (as described), the answer is - in intel's mind - nowhere near enough, especially when the financial side of the company's jimmies are so rustled that they sacked Pat G without a proper replacement and nominated some finance bros in as interim CEO's. Intel is ALREADY taking a big risk and financial burden trying to get into this space in the first place, and they're already struggling, so the prospect of betting the house like that just isn't going to fly for the finance bros that can't see passed the next 2 quarters.

To be clear, I personally think there is huge potential value in trying to support the OSS community to, in essence, "crowd source" and speedrun some of that ecosystem by supplying (Compared to the competition) "cheap" cards that aschew the artificial segmentation everyone else is doing and investing in that community. But I'm not running Intel, so while that'd be nice, it's not really relevant.
Max thread depth reached, so continuing here.

> And yet, the two quotes you put forth as "psychologically correct" both use hierarchies as assumed priors.

This is correct, but I would rather call it "accepting reality", not "motivating factor".

> Do you feel that these are useful distinctions to make when setting public policy?

Without a doubt: https://pbs.twimg.com/media/Gdz4G24WIAA6TEd?format=png&name=...

> Taking any ideology at face value is a mistake. Words are cheap; it's easy to say one thing and do another, especially when political parties control entire media ecosystems due to the consolidation of media companies that the root comment of this thread was discussing. Is the Chinese Communist Party communist in any meaningful sense? Does it serve to weaken or reinforce hierarchies? Does it seek to empower its constituents, or consolidate power for the benefit of the few?

I agree. This is why studying history is important.

> [...] Gini coefficient

So, equality. How did that work out for checks notes every single time it was tried, ever.
Dbt no longer open source?
Just noticed 404s on dbt core - was this announced recently?

https://github.com/dbt-labs/dbt-core
Money is obviously a poor proxy for value.

A bottle of water might be the same price as a litre of petrol, but the value is vastly different.

We don't pay for the value. We pay for the cost of acquisition (e.g. pumping the oil out of the ground).
What's wrong with just wearing some comfortable slippers indoors?
People prefer jobs, not handouts, but handouts is what your scenario implies--wealth distribution from the rich to the workers. This is where the academy has led liberal/left parties astray. Yes, inequality is at the root of discontent, but the academy over stresses inequality of outcomes rather than of opportunity; and while inequality of outcomes matters, people gauge their success by looking to their neighbors and social circles, not to groups far removed from their physical and social geography. Likewise, modern economic theory says that tax + redistribute is the most economically efficient solution to addressing inequality, but it falls short for the same reasons.

It's a very difficult sociopolitical problem, and it has as much to do with psychology as it does headline statistics. Contemporary media dynamics has much to do with the psychological aspect, but it's also corrupting the way people think about these issues across the ideological spectrum.
I invoke Poe's Law. Please explicitly mark your satire.
It can't be overstated how much of this is cultural. Quality of life is simply less materialistically driven in Europe.

If Americans give up on home ownership and luxury items, they too can enjoy a European quality of life; living in an 800sqft rental and enjoying a rich social life.
Why can’t i just use cursor to just “generate tests” instead?
Leaving money to your kids isn't a bad inclination or anything but I don't see why it's the be-all end-all. Maybe my parents will leave me some money when they pass, or maybe not, I'm certainly not expecting or planning on anything. I hope they spend what they can to enjoy their life while they're alive.
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