skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Docker is the leading solution for packaging and deploying portable applications. However, for AI and LLM workloads, Docker containers are often not portable due to the lack of GPU abstraction -- you will need a different container image for each GPU / driver combination. In some cases, the GPU is simply not accessible from inside containers. For example, the "impossible triangle of LLM app, Docker, and Mac GPU" refers to the lack of Mac GPU access from containers.

Docker is supporting the WebGPU API for container apps. It will allow any underlying GPU or accelerator hardware to be accessed through WebGPU. That means container apps just need to write to the WebGPU API and they will automatically become portable across all GPUs supported by Docker. However, asking developers to rewrite existing LLM apps, which use the CUDA or Metal or other GPU APIs, to WebGPU is a challenge.

LlamaEdge provides an ecosystem of portable AI / LLM apps and components that can run on multiple inference backends including the WebGPU. It supports any programming language that can be compiled into Wasm, such as Rust. Furthermore, LlamaEdge apps are lightweight and binary portable across different CPUs and OSes, making it an ideal runtime to embed into container images.
Only part of it is about what Ted called 'leftists'. About 2/3rds of it has nothing to do with leftism.
Users - give us a simple search engine that returns relevant results.

Reddit, 15 years later - no, but here's some AI that you will never use.
Banking Applications Compatibility with GrapheneOS
Bad actors ramping up DDoS attacks is why you see Cloudflare services on every website now
The bike lanes in Toronto are very well studied due to obstructionists like Doug Ford asking for more studies continuously. The bike lanes in Toronto significantly increased store sales along the streets where they were installed.
He didn't want to be found but thought it was a non-zero possibility is being ruled out why?
At the very least, there should be a close button to dismiss the dialog and go back to viewing the puzzle.
California has more agencies than the number of states of California!

Using the number of states as some yardstick makes zero sense: merging multiple current states into one wouldn’t make our society less complex.
Another perspective from Europe:

In Germany the political climate is so bad that the domestic intelligence publicly confirms on social media that they have person so and so on their radar. This had no consequences. Let that sink in. In such a climate it's sometimes enough to publicly scold a bank on social media to have blogger XY as their customer to trigger debanking. In one case, some blogger called a politician "fat", which caused the FBI equivalent to request the bank account history from the bloggers bank, which ultimately caused debanking.

So in Germany it's used more Stasi like, meaning protection of the government. They changed the objective so that the scope of the domestic intelligence is no longer groups of people who want to overthrow the system, but also individuals that "deligitimize the government and it's representatives". That is, criticism about the Covid measures can put you on the radar of domestic intelligence. An independent left wing journalist did a FOIA request and found out she's on the radar because of just that.

A perfect climate for debanking measures and some hint on what is going on with Germany in case you wonder...
Thanks for throwing in references like https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dark_forest_hypothesis even though this was a silly response to the science fiction implications.

I found it an interesting read and hadn't heard the term before, but it's exactly the kind of nerdy serendipity I come to this site for!
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He's literally part of the Trump government and isn't leaving his site for the last weeks. He hasn't been seen anywhere even near his own offices which he makes his employees go to.

How can you POSSIBLY state he is "strongly antigovernment"
BTC as a payment method was not being forced on consumers, rather it was being forced on businesses by compelling them to accept it as payment.

I'm not disputing your main point that forcing businesses to accept it is less desirable than simply allowing them to, I just wanted to clarify that it wasn't being forced on everyone.
OpenAI's Sora video generator is launching for ChatGPT Pro and Plus
Technically "legal tender" doesn't mean shops have to accept it. "Legal tender" means that it can be used to pay a debt.

A dollar being legal tender means that, if A owes B money, and they pay in dollars, then if B tries to sue A for non-payment because they wanted payment in gold, the court will rule that A has satisfied the debt and owes B nothing.
If any of my work is corrupted by this evil tool.

I will, at the very least.

File a criminal (willful malice) complaint in court.
No. You're confused about what constitutes as "communication". Communication does not mean conversation. The knee isn't conversing with you, but information is absolutely being communicated.

I would recommend familiarizing yourself with information theory and systems theory.

From the opening line on the Wikipedia article for Communication:

> Communication is commonly defined as the transmission of information. Its precise definition is disputed and there are disagreements about whether unintentional or failed transmissions are included and whether communication not only transmits meaning but also creates it.

If you argue from a position ignorant of information theory, it might seem that a knee jerk is not communication. But read through Shannon's A Mathematical Theory of Communication and you will understand differently.

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

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

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Systems_theory
Sounds like most 20-something terminally online people out there.
I thought it was about https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiny_C_Compiler
I tried using Collabora but I've realized it's not open source in the sense of not being able to compile it in production mode without paying money.
I wrote a blog that explores a simple framework to understand where GenAI Coding Assistants excel, vs where they struggle.

Interested in your feedback, does it align to your own experiences?
One of the best things I did for my diet was to try to rein in all of the places that sugar was snuck into my diet so when I want to get a candy bar or a soda I can not feel bad about it.

My best example of this is peanut butter. I love peanut butter but started making my own with just dry roasted unsalted peanuts and a small amount of salt.

Still enjoyed the things I wanted and fully sustainable. Didn’t actually eliminate anything and no “cheat” days.

Somewhat recently I had a PB craving so I got a jar. Was shocked at how sweet it was.
Discussion (788 points, 9 hours ago, 695 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42368604
Amazon forms a new AI agent-focused lab
I feel the same. The hypertext in this article is AI-generated.
Both can be true that Nintendo does well at sunsetting services to ensure they work as well as they can for as long as possible while still being complete jerks about making sure you can only play that game in that specific way and if you want to play it any other they try to force you to buy the same game over and over.
I've definitely seen skin blurring filters that everyone already uses to make it really hard to know
Do you have a webpage? I tried to gues butt aparently there are a few "netsentrix" out there.
The blog post itself is at product production level.
Also, the effects of atmosphere reduce after the first 20km or so.
> But do we need to cut it down to one per US state?

I'm sure they could be reduced down to similar areas of operation. One of the first to be cut being The California High-Speed Rail Authority (CHSRA). Who has so-far spent 16 years building 119 miles of track at a cost of $14 billion. That's roughly $66,845 per yard.
1) I dont think you are engaging in good faith. Good faith discussions dont include cynical asides, but I will give it one last chance.

2) There is a contraction in saying the manifesto has nothing to do with the killings, while its pulication is the primary motivation for the killings.

3) Kaczynski started bombing in 78 and mailed the manifesto to the news in 95. Kaczynski has similar essays before bombing, but at no time between 78 and 95 tried to leverage killings for exposure.
A few days ago, HN had "The pitchforks are coming for us plutocrats."[1]
I wrote, no, otherwise the US wouldn't have elected a billionaire as a populist president.

Maybe that was wrong.

The US has historically been a safe space for the rich. There's never been anything like the French Revolution, or the Russian Revolution, or the Maoist revolution. The people in charge of the American Revolution were mostly well off.
The US hasn't even had a period of high taxes intended to impoverish the rich, as the UK did after WWII.

Occupy Wall Street, the Reparations movement, and its predecessors, such as the National Welfare Rights Organization, went nowhere. Organized labor is barely alive in the private sector. Don't expect much from that direction.

There's the possibility that the coalition the incoming president created might go beyond what he intended and become a radical populist movement. That's happened in other countries when some rabble-rouser got the population wound up, then lost control of them.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42335797
It's great scientific progress, but seems doomed to costing more than actual reuse.
Formalizing Nuance in Classical Music
>not a nameserver/technical one

Of course I'm not talking about the DNS implementation!

But you're right, I could be more concise with my words, in the interest of making this a more inclusive forum.

First things first:

>I don't get what DNS has to do with any of this

DNS means Domain Name System. Domain names are resolved to IP numbers (think of that like the unique phone number of a particular computer in the internet) using DNS. Registrars manage what entries go in/out of this DNS. Registrars are a player in this whole technical/social system we agreed to follow called DNS.

With regards to intellectual property and domain names, consider all of these scenarios:

A. Someone owns trademark.com, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in the US. Is there copyright infringement?

B. Someone owns trademark.com, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in Vanuatu. Is there copyright infringement?

C. Someone owns trademark.de, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in the US. The site is overwhelmingly accessed by people who reside in the US. The site provides a service identical to the one provided by "The Trademark" in the US. Is there copyright infringement?

D. Someone owns trademark.de, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in the US. The site is overwhelmingly accessed by people who reside in Germany. The site provides a service identical to the one provided by "The Trademark" in the US. Is there copyright infringement?

E. Someone owns trademark.de, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in Germany. The site provides a service identical to the one provided by "The Trademark" in the Germany. Is there copyright infringement?

F. Someone owns trademark.de, somebody else owns "The Trademark" in Germany. The site provides a service completely different to the one provided by "The Trademark" in the Germany. Is there copyright infringement?

Can you see now, how domain names and trademarks are naturally decoupled?

Edit: Sorry! On a 2nd read I caught myself making the same mistake again. By "naturally decoupled" I mean that effects (set of rules, jurisdiction, law, etc...) that apply to the first entity (domain names) do not necessarily apply to the other one (trademarks).
Negative mass was what I was going for with "antimass". For some reason I thought that was a common term but I guess it is not.
> USD is legal tender in El Salvador though

Yes. That isn’t why they have to pay dollars for their imports.
I think you are confusing exposure with productivity.
I recall he had to retool factories for the model 3 due to automating things before they were ready

Very efficient
> Thats why you see people fly to romania for a month of treatment

I had no idea people did this!
Advisors can be in government… if it’s a government department even an advisory one, it’s part of government… and thus its employees are in government.
Something the older Dune movie got right, iirc. In the new movies there’s a lot of fast blade action. In the older one, any fast strike would bounce off. Some trickery was required to get a slow blade past the shield. Been a while since I watched it though…
Was this linked from any of his existing social medias? Do we have any way of knowing it's actually him? I'd be just a tad cautious at this stage, given that the Substack page says it was 'Launched an hour ago' as of writing. The article, sure, dead man's switch, but the Substack publication itself was only created after his arrest?

Edit: also worth noting that whatever this is, it's not the document he had with him when he was arrested, since that apparently contained[0] the following excerpt, while this doesn't

> “These parasites had it coming,” one line from the document reads, according to a police official who has seen it. Another reads, “I do apologize for any strife and trauma, but it had to be done.”

[0]https://www.cnn.com/2024/12/09/us/unitedhealthcare-ceo-brian...
Much of the time I don't want "meaning or depth", I just want a pretty picture of whatever it was. AI art is great, it's just that the people it most benefits are the people you don't see or hear much from (and, rude as this is to say, people who write less convincingly).
Unless someone starts paying people to read a system like this will probably be inevitable in our information saturated age were nobody has the time to read anymore. Pulling in decades or centuries worth of context and motivation for the passage you are reading is definitely a worthwhile goal.

I really like the layout of the reimagined wikipedia it has the feeling that there is an entire group of people and subjects the care about and rely on the central topic. It's the exact same feeling as studying at a good school. The narrative that this circle creates can be a powerful motivator for learning. With wikipedia and other wikis, most articles feel like your reading an expense report and 99% of links are equivalent to the "general topics" and seem to serve more as distractions from your topic rather than a circle around it.
great article. Read it 1 year ago and still very informative.
Huh? AI chess is much more interesting to watch than human chess.
That's a state agency, outside of the scope of DOGE except that it receives some (probably a lot of) federal funding. If you want this to be a serious discussion don't suggest cutting agencies because of the total count of agencies or cutting state agencies in a discussion about federal agencies.
That is an intense read.
lolz, I doubt very much anyone would want to pay you $500k to perform magic. Basically, I think you are coming across as someone who is trying to sound clever rather than being clever.
> Yes, I'm questioning if high fructose corn syrup is worse for the body than table sugar.

Study is from Sweden. I think high fructose corn syrup may be a North American thing.
These are such interesting results. The plot only thickens.

- Sweetened beverage were linked to cardiovascular disease
- Table sugar, honey, jams, and marmalades were a little linked
- Pastries, ice cream, chocolate, and sweets were negatively correlated

Certain sugars were good for your heart. Obviously, this is not causation, but it's an interesting finding. I can't wait to learn more.
Nice idea, i had a similar one that i hope to release soon!

It worked well in ff on Android, except i did not see the final set of words in the end and share link got undefined in it:

I completed today's Fragment in 03:59. Think you can beat my time? Give it a try: https://playfragment.com/?=undefined
Adding costs to Russia's military procurement isn't performative, but I do broadly agree with your sentiment. Pretending that Russia would acquire none of what was restricted was/is foolish.
He may have been there to kill that McDonald's manager
JSON or YAML would be universal enough.

Other than a backup - always a good practice even for hosted apps - the ability to build integrations with terrible enterprise project management platforms is nice to have.
You're correct in both your criticism and in your interpretation.
If AI companies respected ToS there would be no AI
Disclaimer: Personal Opinion:

Personally, I don't think MOND will be the solution. But I don't think it's going to be dark matter either.

1. We don't have a a way to unify relativity and quantum mechanics yet
2. Dark matter and MOND effects show up at extremely low accelerations.

I have a hunch it's going to need a theory of quantum gravity to properly solve this.

A century ago, quantum mechanics was initially formalized to explain the uktraviolet catastrophe of blackbody emissions.

The difference between the classical emissions curve and the quantum based emissions curbe is very similar to the correction factor applied by MOND. I don't think that's a coincidence.
Since the manifesto advocated taking down industrial society and that hasn't been done, it's hard to judge the productivity of the thing while the outcome isn't known I guess.
I'm amazed at the pace at which this company ships. Probably faster than many software companies. But they're putting satellites in orbit...
I'll go one step further. A gram of sugar in an orange is not the same as a gram of sugar in a teaspoon.

Medium matters - that sugar in an orange is dissolved in the juice which is locked in the pulp.

Who knows what the bioavailability of the sugar is in that messy fibrous orange you partially chewed? I guarantee it'll be less than that pure refined sugar in the spoon.

Our "datafication" of nutrition and stuff like calories has led to so much silly pseudoscience.

Calories are my biggest pet peeve of BS to take with a grain of salt. Why are we basing our nutrition and diet on the performance of the food in a bomb calorimeter?
I read this argument/analogy and the "AI slop will win" idea reminds me of the idea that "fake news will win".

That is based on perception that it is easier than ever to create fake content, but fails to account for the fact that creating real content (for example, simply taking a video) is even much easier. So while there is more fake content, there is also lot more real content, and so manipulation of reality (for example, denying a genocide) is much harder today than ever.

Anyway, "the AI slop will win" is based on a similar misconception, that total creative output will not increase. But like with fake news, it probably will not be the case, and so the actual amount of good art will increase, too.

I think we are OK as long as normal humans prefer to create real news rather than fake news, and create innovative art rather than cliched art.
Come move to Australia, where the tax treatment on super is so stupendously generous it'd be cheaper to just pay the old age pension instead.

(No income tax on distributions, reduced tax on contributions)
Except in this case it's a department in name only, it is not an actual part of the US government.
yes, pillaging the rest of Europe helped with famine and other economic issues at home. This is consistent with claim of decades because we are looking at 1789-1815(ish) although I think the end is a blur, not line. The Consequences of actions cascade throughout the future, even to today, and just become more dilute as time passes on.

The number of years is really besides the point, which was to call out the consequences were long lasted, not just limited to the terror, and and included the wars.
Tree Calculus
Why does the idea need to be generated by AI? Let people generate the ideas, the AI will help execute. I think soon (3-5 years) a determined person with no video skills will be able to put together a compelling movie (maybe a short). And that is massive. AI doesn’t have to do everything. Like all tech, it’s a productivity tool.
Yes, in THIS case, it is JUST advisory.
What is a Roland p-1? All I could find was this https://proav.roland.com/global/products/p-1/
I still believe in reducing added sugar intake as much as possible, simply because cardiovascular disease is not the only metric that we should be judging sugar. Eating it less for instance has made my energy levels much more stable. And of course, reduces dental problems.
Your honor, my partner is the one to blame for the bank robbery. All I did was hire them.
this archive link is floating around on blind and reddit. I have no idea if it's authentic. I didn't find a link to his other social media but the part about back pain lines up with this bit I found in a nymag article [0]

> Something seems to have changed in recent months. Martin told a Hawaii publication that his friend had suffered chronic back pain and texted him images after getting surgery before going “radio silent” over the summer. Asked in court if he was in contact with family, Mangione said “until recently.”

[0] https://nymag.com/intelligencer/article/luigi-mangione-unite...
"Society" also sends millions of innocent young men to the trenches to brutally murder and be brutally murdered by other innocent young men. With shells, machine guns, flame throwers, land mines, bayonets, drones, nerve gas, sniper rifles, and even nuclear bombs.

Not that I find him a sympathetic character. But the concept of "society" is one of the most evil demons to have ever spawned.
If you have a Nintendo game on a Nintendo console, that game will continue to work on that console as long as it still physically functions.

If Nintendo goes bankrupt, my game boy, 3DS, GameCube, Nintendo 64, and switch will all still work pretty much as if nothing has changed.

Unlike moxie or that Spotify car thing.

You’re describing a different issue entirely around games preservation outside of official Nintendo channels (emulators and roms)
I doubt this is real. The New York Times mentions that he comes from a prosperous family - seems incongruous with his mother lacking healthcare desperately.

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/12/09/nyregion/who-is-luigi-man...
Glucose gets broken up in the liver but fructose doesn't. So those with slow liver processing like Gilbert's syndrome the differences between the two make a bigger difference.

High fructose corn syrup floods the system (body) and it can't process it quick enough.
Anyone who has been bent over by insurance will not be selected for the jury.
It would be very interesting to read about how S-expressions became the language of choice for macOS's sandboxing, somehow sandwiched between the XML and JSON trends (e.g. plists were/are still? XML)
That's why I wasn't talking about Funko at all.

Don't get me wrong, I find Funko's products to be overpriced trash that I don't understand why it fills up stores anywhere vaguely related to any kind of fandom, and I wish they would disappear, but that's neither here nor there.

BrandShield on the other hand I believe at this point we can reasonably have the pitchforks out for them and any other companies of their kind. Companies that exist to issue takedown requests, ironically, need to be taken down. Destroy them all. The world is a worse place for their existence.
Possibly useful on missions that don't come back.
At a company I used to work at there was a service that scraped the teletext XML to get some numbers as a second source to double check what was scraped off a website.
Seems to coincide with Google's annual quantum announcement, which has happened each fall since 2014