skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
what would be your specific requirement?

Right now adding chunk size, model for embedding, what else?

Image is a great challenge with OCR can be solve as you mentioned
Indeed. Tesla Model 3 consumes about 50MJ of battery energy per 100 km. Toyota Prius consumes about 4.5 liters of gasoline. That gives roughly 150 MJ. So a electrical car consumes 3 times less or about 33% of energy of one of the best hybrid drivetrain.
I believe that this is a much more subjective thing than it’s often presented as. macOS is where all of my work gets done. I can make Linux work if I have to with enough beating and banging (not the smoothest process), but I would go mad if I had to be productive under Windows. It’s why on my machines Windows is relegated purely to game duty.
Java in the Small
To not be homeless again
>Not sure why the bankruptcy trustee working with the companies largest creditors, so large, that a simple proportionate would result in them claiming pretty much the entire possible payout, can be considered collusion.

Because there is no actual money, there must be consensus among creditors, and the assets in question might more than pay the debt (in general). I believe there are also tax implications to writing off debt in some cases, as well as tax implications associated with the actual sale of property. So no, you can't just go rogue and take possession of someone's property for any price you like without even having the cash, just because they haven't paid their debts or they are an unlikeable person.
Microsoft's smaller AI model beats the big guys: Meet Phi-4, the efficiency king
I can recall once or twice where an application broke in my decade of having Apple products. The hyperbole isn’t needed.
I actually think swipe user is a minority ? I have never seen a swipe user in my circle but given how much people talk about it online, it must be quite popular in the US at least.
It looks like OpenAI trained Sora on game content
For me? Windows. How can people be productive on an OS that doesn’t allow you to focus.
That basically works today, my point is that there was a step change in ability over the last year or two compared to when I got my car.
There’s a stigma/taboo attached to suicide, and that’s because suicide is kind of a show-stopper bug opened for modern society. And it does not want to admit the problem because it’s not capable of doing anything about it.
Support phone numbers or “talk to someone” are there to defuse and keep the person living so they die of old age. Or if they do suicide successfully later on, the system washes its hands clean and avoids dealing with ingrained deep issues that cause suicides.
YouTube quietly made some of its web embeds worse, including ours
Are you in New York, or are cops crushing candy all day instead of actually doing anything useful a nationwide problem?
Gave me a much better frame of reference than some huge scalar, personally.
We, as many players, have custom pipelines on embedding. We don't split docs based on chunk size but do semantic chunking and chunk augmentation. We embed everything with two embeddings services to always have a fallback if one provider is not available.

If I were in your shoes I would not think embedding and inserting in a vector store would be my responsibility, especially since there are so many different stores on the market.
> strange fixation on a relatively minor threat to pedestrians

That's one way to say "I use a car in the city and never walk" without saying "I use a car in the city and never walk".
God how much I time I spent on my computer programming with this in secondary school. Didnt have the any reference book, just some months of a basic computer course and a low level 8088 cpu computer. But i LOVED my time. I plotted polar coordinates, did a basic aswd based drawing program which could save and load pictures, tried some gaming but didnt have the notion of threads so my shoot em bullets would stop the world :)).

Still have the same joy :).
https://lithub.com/are-we-different-people-in-different-lang...
A related observation that I've made is that young people sometimes make the mistake of trying to make making themselves attractive in a way that would apply to the opposite sex.

As a random example, young women will often wear black fingernail polish, which is on average making them less attractive. It looks like damage, as if they had banged on their fingers with a rock and hurt themselves! Damaged, sick, or injured females are unattractive, but scarred males are more attractive. This is because a woman's health is critical to the health of the offspring, but even a dying old male's sperm can just as good as anyone else's. Scars and physical damage is attractive in men because it indicates that they're a "fighter" and didn't die in the process. Fencing scars on the face were a "thing" for centuries! Not on women though. Only on men.

You see these errors get corrected as young men and women grow up, they figure these things out through trial and error. You almost never see any woman over 30 with black fingernails unless they're a lesbian.

I think the origin of this is each person knows what they find attractive. If a girl looks at a boy, they know what makes that boy attractive, even if on a subconscious level. When they look in the mirror they see someone "unattractive" because if they're not gay, then someone of the same sex is by definition not attractive to them! Hence they try to "fix" this defect they see by making the person in the mirror attractive again... accidentally copying traits they would like to see in the opposite sex onto themselves.

Before mirrors, this would not have occurred in nature, expect perhaps for the rare times someone happened to live next to a very still lake they could observe themselves in regularly.
> Use emoji only judiciously, if at all.

That reminds me of an incredibly annoying bug I encountered a few years ago involving Docker. One of the scripts being run was outputting emoji to STDOUT, and this was causing the interactive terminal to crash and thus the container to exit. (This issue [0] has error-strings and simple repro tests.)

I'm not sure if the root cause ever got fixed, but I (and many others) ended up making PRs for various open-source projects, to grudgingly implement workarounds that compromised their original artistic vision. :p

[0] https://github.com/docker-archive/toolbox/issues/695
I don't think it's that. "Super models" are kind of weird looking to begin with. They're picked because they have some quirk. You might like that or you might not, I don't think it's to do with "chance". Then there's people that have all the right features but ultimately look kind of bland. Maybe chance is a factor. Maybe you read something into their personality from their facial expressions. Some people just look like bitches even if they're kind of hot, and that affects attraction too.
> claimed to be a stable building material.

Element 115 wasn't a building material, it was supposed to exhibit antigravity properties under the right circumstances and was part how UFOs flew in such abnormal patterns.
Hundreds of millions of people manage to be productive on Windows.
They're complaining about developing software for Google platforms, not working at Google. The platform will get dropped because it no longer has the opportunity to fuel more L6 promos.

I think the obvious notable exception is Android, which is not going anywhere and which now has a fairly delightful development experience with Kotlin and Compose.
Prossimo: That would be rustls, a project that bypassed openssl in every aspect by now. Really everybody should switch over.

https://www.memorysafety.org/initiative/rustls/
You are 100℅ right but on here this kind of insightful comment is usually downvoted. I should have way higher karma but I have a bad habit of pointing out things that should be obvious to at least the Americans here. Keep up the effort!
Unless if the spent battery calls are released during the flight, via parachute, to be recharched later.

We currently call spent batteries "empty" but in this case spent = "full" (of oxygen).
This seems like exactly the sort of problem Elon is good at solving (or more accurately incentivizing engineers to solve).

xAIs cluster buildout (powered by generators while the grid was being ramped up) would’ve had a lot of lessons.
This seems to be very dismissive of all the physical evidence we _do_ have.
Text isn't the only way to store information, i.e. we can draw lots of conclusions from fossils, ruins or even sediment layers etc.
This is an interesting take. When I taught low-income Muslim students from North Africa I was told that having a beard (which I already had) would help to establish myself as a figure of authority, as they would associate it with their conception of what a "scholarly figure" looks like. Similarly, women in both Academia and the corporate world have told me that they had chosen not to dye their graying hair in order to consolidate their image as a "serious, professional woman".
This is similar to how Japanese use a 3x4 flick but the difference is that 1 word is typically 3-6 syllables where Latin is double the amount, also triple the amount of words per sentence.
> Force that would be deadly to a human attacker.

There's plenty of states where you don't even have that.
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Ah TF1, TF2 (err... hmm... that's something else) had a normal campaign, and a very very good one at that.
Okay, then yes we're using the same term to mean different things. I mostly see "OTA" used to describe Android devices downloading updated system images via whatever network they happen to be on at the moment, but I view it as meaning any update installed over the network, ex. iOS updating over LTE, a laptop running apt-get over wifi, or a server pulling .rpm files over fiber from the cache server 3 racks over. And yes, I suppose that last one doesn't literally have "air" in play, but I don't really see a conceptual difference; you can run SSH over wireguard over wifi and LTE and I think that can be at least as secure as plugging a serial cable into the box directly. Obviously the details depend on your threat model, but I really don't think it's likely to matter that much.

For a lot of things running openwrt in particular, I'd actually prefer that updating not involve me plugging in a direct line - because ideally the device would auto-update and reboot on a schedule with zero human interaction required, so you get security patches without manual effort. (And a robust A/B + self-test setup or whatever to make that safe.)
I heard that one in one of the documentaries I went throught when I followed the first link yesterday. Can't remember where though. I think it was a quote from a phone conversation with Derbyshire.
Yarp.

I see this as a Boiled Frog situation.

Laws will be considered to protect the surveillance cameras in new dramatic ways .. misuse, as NY is claiming, is ridiculous.

Great surveillance state evolution stuff here.
Discussion (421 points, 2 days ago, 190 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42382829
Then the solution is to change the forms to fill out.
Filling out forms with meaningless dumb AI filler bla is not the way to go.

If the task to write 4+ pages is menial reform the questions asked so it's 1 page and meaningful.

THAT is the right way and not AI LLM blabber
Discussion (32 points, 8 hours ago, 12 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42403886
I had a weird boss once, who would reframe every prob or discussion into an explore-exploit tradeoff and how to "push" the ratio between the two towards more explore.

So for example he would say things like okay we have 10 ppl in explore mode and 90 ppl in exploit mode. The exploiters are generating enough cash to sustain org carrying capacity of explorers, how do we increase carrying capacity?
then they ignored the line, had to make a special build of windows 11 to run on it...

I have no idea why they keep doing this shit with hardware over and over.
Many thanks. I love the whole book.
And proxy farms exist solely to get around this problem. If you believe the rights of content creators is the end all be all, don't complain next time Disney tries to extend the IP expiration dates.
Pounds is so imperial. I prefer measuring using Loaves of Bread (lb) to communicate mass.

2 * bw ≈ 630,000 lb
do they really, or is windows just what they use to launch excel?

I don't know a single software developer that prefers windows anymore.
9-bit indices for 512 bits? That's why AVX-256 is so much easier and feels way more natural, with 8 bit indices covering the whole space.
The truth about dating as an indie hacker in 2025: Why 30% won't even try
150ms, not 500. Try it. Gboard already has this built in. Feels very snappy if you do it this way. And you don't give up swipe nor tapping.
There is a reason I didn't link your comment, though I'm not sure if you realize we are in agreement: Slashing Social Security and Medicare (along with Health) would go a long way towards balancing the sheets.

But of course, even those three combined are still 49% (less than half) of government expenditures. Even adding the military still only accounts for 63%.

Just FY2024 alone we were $1.83 trillion dollars short.[1] Cuts must happen from everywhere in government in order to bring sense back into the balance sheets. Also importantly, cuts must happen in order to make tax increases actually palatable to the electorate.

Cuts alone won't balance the cash flow, the revenue (taxes, et al.) must also increase and for that to happen taxes must be hiked and for that to be palatable the government must first lead by example in fiscal discipline by cutting expenditures wholesale.

DOGE is an unprecedented first step because their job is to bring the presumed-frivolous-by-some nature of government expenditures to light and prove them frivolous period. Actual cuts must come from the House who are tasked with the power of the purse and the Executive who are tasked with executing the budget, DOGE doesn't have any authority itself.

For once Republicans are declaring they really will pursue Small Government, I want to see that happen because we've never so much as tried. I'm sick and tired of Big Government and want to see another world, even if cuts will be fucking painful.

[1]: https://fiscaldata.treasury.gov/americas-finance-guide/natio...
There are two infinite things in this world: universe and human stupidity, and I'm not sure about the former. Why people are surprised when somebody is dumb on the internet?
> "Users on the open social web are more likely to share your work, read it deeply, and donate to support you...are engaged and typically care about social causes...more willing to donate than on platforms like X..."

Misinformation and cringe alert.

This article is yet another anti-X "Musk Bad Man" nothing piece. Glancing at the author's past posts, there's a clear pattern of mud-slinging about one platform and promotion of another. Complete with Bluesky sign-up links, encouragement and false promises. But hey, "he's excited, let's find out why".
They say something about retention after analysis by Clio but it's not very specific.
I mean you’re on morphine the whole time, you’re not going to feel a thing.
What should the concern be? Imaginary Iranian motherships?
Boiling your plastic in oil for 15 minutes is a required step to extract the 10x less amount, from contaminated plastics.
I wonder if these graphs capture the new multi-threaded frontend that's on nightly.
The Riemann hypothesis makes me feel dumb - not just because I can’t solve it, no great shame in that - I genuinely get lost in amazement and wonderment by the mind that develops a function, graphs it, and gleams some insight into numbers.

Something about it I find humbling and makes me think about the archetype of mathematicians that lose their minds to numbers.
imo ipad is held back by it's OS. Until they make significant changes it's a one app at a time box to keep you kid busy w/ movies or roblox. The multi app features they have added feel like a straight jacket.

I'd like an option for a real pro ipad running macos instead of ios.
Such great memories of simpler times.

But, if I was forced to go back to these times I know my warm feelings would eventually turn to horror.

Things are better now.

We can do so much more.

But a part of me misses these simple times.

Python is a decent proxy for this simplicity though and wildly more productive.
They can make both choices.

But if the person is non responsive and we are left to make a choice, we have to presume they want water.

Morphine is debatable
I imagine someone sitting with a "jesus was a velociraptor– change my mind" sign somewhere on a college campus.
Did you decide the vendors do the scanning so you could enable customers who aren't using connected smartphones?
On the surface it sends like the digital version of here's my wallet, take what I owe you if I'm just presenting a QR code that links to my event "wallet" to a vendor and they are set the amount to be deducted and confirm the transaction without my input. Is there a customer confirmation step, overcharging just hasn't been an issue, or you've figured something else out to 'prevent' that type of fraud?

I keyed on this because I've only ever really seen the reverse in the wild, where a vendor presents a bill with a QR code, and then there's either a confirmation or record of some sort that can be easily checked. Though I don't actually make these types of purchases myself, so I'm just going by cursory observations.
Intel built best budget GPU for 1440p gaming
My wife helped a friend die in Germany 10 years ago. He'd acquired some cyanide, which resulted in a long, protracted death because he took too much and vomited most of it up. It was messy, painful and traumatic, but she sat with him until the end.

When someone is determined enough to die, they find a way.
That surface was unrelated to the tablets and computers that reused the name afterwards. Still, that was an awesome tech at the time, multi touch and multi user, I made some great demos for it.
As a metric European, blue whales give me a lot more intuition to work on than pounds.

Tons would be nice though.
Competitive Scrabble has as much to do with language as competitive Sudoku has to do with mathematics.
> Then we’re going to need to spend waaaaay more money on policing, if we don’t allow any paperwork shortcuts. Imagine 2 hours per report for a 2 hour incident - we’d need to double the staffing versus a no paperwork force.

> Or just stop responding to nonviolent crime, which already happens. We’ve got to be realistic about the tradeoffs.

Oh come on, your reason is pretty fundamentally flawed. This technology is new, so police aren't going to "stop" doing anything if they don't use it, because its unavailability is the status quo.

I think it's highly likely that your "imagine 2 hours per report for a 2 hour incident" is a number you pulled out of your butt. But you, me, and everyone should want these reports to be accurate.
blair witch project looked like shit, 'the cinematography doesn't approach a true director of photography', the actors were shit... etc. Given the right script and concept it can be amazing and the imperfection of AI can become part of the aesthetic.
He'd love Diggers & Dealers: https://www.diggersndealers.com.au/

An entire yearly event devoted to the trade offs twixt exploration and exploitation.
Does 2.8 billion honeybees help?
Most of the software world is on Windows.
I've long wished for a geographical database of bars with Chimay signs hung outside them, like the now-shuttered La Trappe in S.F. on Columbus. But this is good, too.

Chimay is brewed under the supervision of Trappist monks in Belgium. I saw a four pack of cans at a store in Carson City—saints preserve us!
While the highest catergoies are vague (web development vs cloud development) the specific clusters shown in the language specific examples expose a nation specific collectiev activity. While anonimized its stil exposing a lot of this collection of privat chats.

Good that the tell, but they did it before telling. I really hope they delete the detailed chats afterwards.
They should and probably wont delete the first layer of aggregation.
Global optimum
The Cronkite one?

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=BsCkaAuikGY
Thanks for sharing your story. Wow that sounds brutal. Almost sounds like having a blotch on your eyeglasses you can't clean. Do the floaters move around in your vision too? Because if they stay in one place, I imagine it could be tuned out, like your said, but it would be incredibly distracting if it moved.
Or maybe the power grid is the problem.
Most cities are just really police forces with a few ancillary gov services tacked on. AKA the majority of budgets already go to policing.
I bought one! It was a breathtaking piece of hardware that I wanted so badly to be useful. Unfortunately my work can't be done in Windows and it wasn't powerful enough to virtualize everything (the slow HDD was the worst) and I ended up selling it. But wow, what a form factor and gorgeous screen.
Beautiful design. Curious since you mention the issues with plastic, what's the part that you couldn't avoid plastic for the trefolo (given you mention it's 0.01% plastic)?
Gukesh has beaten Magnus before. Sure Magnus is an demi god of chess but we haven’t seen him play this format against gukesh and that’s entirely his fault.
LangChain was the first big attempt at a cohesive LLM application framework. As a result, it's terrible. If someone is seriously suggesting using it, they aren't keeping up.
Then you don't use audio products.
> tried some gaming but didnt have the notion of threads so my shoot em bullets would stop the world :))

The concept you need to fix that is the game or event loop, not threads.
I'd point you at AES :P

(Not to say that the study of prime numbers isn't hugely important to most of cryptography)
With W11, they seem to really gung-ho about creating that achilles heel. As for myself I am tired from having an unstable OS on my devices which may or may not bork without any intervention from me.

Thanks to this (and Steam Deck for a great deal) I jumped to Mac and not regretting it. The system boots in seconds, has great eyecandy and just works for me. My work pc uses Windows and its taskbar behaves weirdly, right now, and its quarter shows the desktop image. Update breaks the soundcard and I will need to install it again. Oh and I see another update queued in - which may or may not be a false alarm.

I am not sure which was the most stable one, Windows 7 or 10. But 11 is a mess and nobody dares to admit it because sunk-cost fallacy and with the invention of recall it will act as a data collection agency for AI - as far as I followed the discussion.
@Aurornis and everyone here, I truly appreciate your input, which reflects the general consensus. On a personal note, is there any particular practice or tool that has helped you achieve your desired level of productivity?
* for IOS devices (at first)
How does an iPad Pro not have a “desktop grade processor”? It literally has the processor that Apple puts in their desktops.
That's wild, because in my understanding it's an indictable offence to aid and abet someone to end their own lives in Canada. Like more than 10 years jail

https://laws-lois.justice.gc.ca/eng/acts/c-46/section-241.ht...

Counselling or aiding suicide

241 (1) Everyone is guilty of an indictable offence and liable to imprisonment for a term of not more than 14 years who, whether suicide ensues or not,

(a) counsels a person to die by suicide or abets a person in dying by suicide; or

(b) aids a person to die by suicide.

The document goes on to detail the medical exemptions we're talking about here. What's the law in Germany?