skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>> "You're intolerant of other religions"
I didn't say anything about Buddism, Hinduism, or the others.

You have ignored everything I just said, despite the facts I linked to. Amazing. It's like you're zombified and are no longer able to process new information. Take the following as a learning opportunity:

I'll use small short sentences that even you should be able to understand.
(1) Muslim countries do not allow outsiders to change their demographics either racialy or religiously.
(2) I am the same way as them. I do not want European countries to change their demographics or religions.

You accuse me of being intolerant. you do NOT accuse the Muslims of being intolerant. Are you insane?

Is that really so difficult to understand? Are you mentally disabled?

When Muslims are self preserving, you "amanaplanacanal" say nothing, you do not accuse them of being intollerant. When ->I<- act the exact same way, you "amanaplanacanal" accuse me of being the intolerant one. I want to ask you a serious question, are you White/European? If you are not that's okay, I just need to know if I'm waisting my time talking to someone who has Anti European sentiment. Either that or you're a non European who likes living in European created countries because you have no other way to make your dreams come true. I often find that's the case with Anti-Whites. If you're not European/White what are you? Asian? African? Middle Eastern? Indian? Why doesn't your race open up their borders and let massive demographic change happen in your territory?
thats true. I forgot to mention i mean electronics from mid 90s onward. Even in higher class electronics. for example many of those 2000 euro upwards dj mixer use tl071 and even high end dac and soundcards.

I replaced some of them with good opas and burrbrown opamps and for me it made , even if not big, audible changes to the better. But this could be my imagination.

whatever i prefere some opamps in the range from 2-4 bucks. even if its only for the feeling…didnt measure it.
I'd love if they just sorted by timestamp, but no moderation + algorithm deciding what gets shown is not good.
How do you non-destructively jack into a glass fiber? Or are they limited to hooking into transceivers on the ends?
Oh, I don't even want it to taste sweet; cold black coffee is my typical beverage; I've had to switch to decaf just to keep my resting heart rate somewhere below 100bpm...
You have to click on "Enterprise Mode" to find

> Design Patterns Used

> 82%
> I'm not sure how to reconcile the significant drop in the bridge and tunnel commute times with the apparent non-effect on commute times within the congestion relief zone.

Yeah, I'm not sure what to make of that either but it'll be interesting to see when more/better data comes available. Maybe car traffic getting to Manhattan is reduced but those people are using more taxis and Ubers to get around once they're in
Red Hat in-vehicle OS hits key milestone towards Functional Safety Certification
Full text:

https://www.hhs.gov/sites/default/files/my-parting-prescript...
> As if anything that operates at the speed of FOIA would be useful for front running

What are you basing this on? There was a scandal several years ago when the order of transactions protocol leaked. If you now that X transaction systematically happens after Y, and you see X, you know Y is coming.
Anyone playing games would benefit from higher frame rate no matter their case. Of course it's most critical for competitive gamers, but someone playing a story driven FPS at 4k would still benefit a lot from framerates higher than 60.

For me, I'd rather play a story based shooter at 1440p @ 144Hz than 4k @ 60Hz.
The headline inspires SCiFi stories of creating humans outside of the woman. But that is not at all what this story is about: eggs were brought to maturity level outside of the woman.

Currently eggs would be matured inside the mother with artificial hormones.

Now they can be removed before maturing and inflated after in a dish. Then fertilized. Then be injected back into the mother. Hormones are still used in the next step.
Yeah, Midjourney tends to create sci-fi/enhanced looking humans. Flux creates photorealistic.
The quotes in the Wiki page are modern, not from the time of the release. It was controversial at release, but not so much that there wasn't a White House screening.

It was the first motion picture to be screened inside the White House, viewed there by President Woodrow Wilson, his family, and members of his cabinet.
Enron had much more efficient energy "storage" on paper than Tesla or even the most advanced oil companies. Plus it was much safer and less risky for the environment if there were thousands of barrels of volatile materials which only existed in a spreadsheet rather than all those cargo movements taking place in real life :\

Enron could fit more barrels on a piece of paper than their trading partners could afford to keep in a tank farm.

But when that spreadsheet sprang a leak, it all evaporated in the blink of an eye.
I doubt it. Because the western premises and good faith leans on the non written law of not taking eachothers land.

Exactly what Russia did in Ukraine.

But that doesn't mean the guy is not doing it. The option is there.

One thing we don't know yet is whether US intelligence knows something we don't, in terms of China and or Russia.

USA has since 1942 I believe had the military defence over the island, so in that capacity its not something new.
I think it sure can. Randomly modify a binary function over a million potential permutations and measure the distribution of output, subset from the distribution the binary function(s) that output ahead of your threshold. Should give you a fast function that does what you want with absolutely indescribable code, which isn’t an issue if it does what you want with reasonable performance.
The US is only 5% of global population, so this suggests we're leaving a lot of would-be unicorn founders on the table.
I think we should reserve judgement on the topic.

Estimates on the energy cost of ChatGPT-o3 per request (never mind training) are scary.
Much respect, but nowadays, unless the person put basically zero effort to make it look realistic, there's no way you can detect whether an image is AI or not while quick scrolling. Obviously, if you look at every image as "let me examine every part of it to see if it's AI or not" mindset, you can still spot them. But anyone who spent a few days playing with the latest gen models, can create images that pass the 90% of sniff tests.
maybe it's just mobile safari, but hacker news in the browser on mobile is unusable for me.
You don’t even need a training set imo just enough permutations to get a distribution of putative functions and outputs.
Not yet, but it's definitely something worth experimenting.

FWIW, there are precedents to this, e.g. Coq developers typically write the types and (when they're lucky) have "strategies" that write the bodies of functions. This was before LLMs, but now, some people are experimenting with using LLMs for this: https://arxiv.org/abs/2410.19605
I would. I'm not advocating white-washing here. My point is that this piece is not about artist biographies. For this sort of piece, I don't care if he was a serial adulterer, a volunteer fireman, or a local hero, and think that inserting those details is an unnecessary thumb on the scale.
> perhaps because you've misidentified the "elites."

If the elites are constantly changing then the 'elites' being in power is about as threatening as the 'people' holding it.
I was wondering the same thing. Training is much more memory-intensive so the usual low memory of consumer GPUs is a big issue. But with 128GB of unified memory the Digits machine seems promising. I bet there are some other limitations that make training not viable on it.
Sorry I don’t understand, how are they the bad guy in your scenario?

Presumably an online business should follow copyright law?
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The fed of course is accountable to laws passed by the government but not laws about the government (since it is not a part of the government).

It is a wonderful thing that it is independent from the government, and history has shown, across nations, that political independence of central banks is necessary to control the money supply well. Political leaders are more interested in short-term issues and have repeatedly demonstrated an inability to responsibly manage money supply issues.
I'd love actually an "app" that was just the bookmark manager for launching the browser.

Chrome, firefox, etc on android all either push me to use piles of shortcut icons w/folders (cluttered and exhausting to manage), or click through a hierarchical menu thats 20 clicks away.
This looks really cool, great work. One thing I want to preregister though: I bet against the whole Entity subclass thing. 60% of the way through the first serious-business project, you're going to RUE THE DAY. I'll look forward to seeing what people do :)
The use of LLMs reminds me a bit of how people use search engines.

Some years ago I gave a task to some of my younger (but intelligent) coworkers.

They spent about 50 minutes searching in google and came back to me saying they couldn't find what they were looking for.

I then typed in a query, clicked one of the first search results and BAM! - there was the information they were unable to find.

What was the difference? It was the keywords / phrases we were using.
it's not worth it.

I wonder how much "it's not worth it". Surely it should have been at all profitable? (a honest question)
Thanks!

That is legitimately hilarious. This whole thing is like some massive appeal to pragmatism.
You need as much FPS as possible for certain games for competitive play like Counter Strike.

I went from 80 FPS (highest settings) to 365 FPS (capped to my alienware 360hz monitor) when I upgraded from my old rig (i7-8700K and 1070GTX) to a new one ( 7800X3D and 3090 RTX)
That's why I think really good art direction beats raw graphical power any day. Source was pretty impressive back in the day, but the bit that's stood the test of time is just how carefully considered the environments and models are. Valve really put their resources into detailing and maximizing the mileage they got out of their technical constraints, and it still looks cohesive and well-designed 20 years later
This. Just send me one email with a receipt and a link to the tracker. I'll open it if I want to know.
Ah, but do you increase the pay of said veterans as they gain more experience with your stuff? If there's no incentive like that why would they want to stick around if they could make more money elsewhere?
Around here, they are building circles everywhere; they are better than four-way stops, but then, so would be a punch in the face with broken glass. They are vastly more expensive than red lights and take months to build. Anyone who knows anything about our state government will realize that the entire phenomenon must be the result of a bribe. I would predict that in a further thirty years they will all have been torn out, except that there will be no money to do that.
The car takes up space in the city the entire time it's there, even if the congestion impact is less while it's parked.
Well, an obvious line is that the political views of political figures are more relevant than their hobbies.
> you are in the minority here

Yes, I am.
https://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/eldidi-immigration-alleged-...

https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/terror-suspect-entered-canad...

Off the top of my head
Not really an "also", "implements" is just syntax sugar for what the GP is saying.
https://file-organizer.github.io/-/
I mean, best case possible interpretation is that he meant "sure, if Russia was about to occupy it, we could do that" - avoiding saying "no way" so that nobody can say that he flip-flopped on it later.

In context, with talking about using "economic force" to force a US "unification" of Canada? I'm less likely to give him the maximum benefit of the doubt.
This is almost identical to the US economy, we have decent job growth... until you remove government jobs. It's really insidious how the current setup kills small businesses and drives everyone to government work, if this trend continues will the government just slowly consume everything?

Washington D.C. now is only behind SF and Seattle in average income. If you want money you either work for a sector that is booming or the government.
I know of exactly 0 European businesses they use free open source software for their office suites.

Z-E-R-O.

I don’t even think companies have their own mailservers anymore, its mostly gsuite and microsoft office 365; people aren’t even hosting business critical applications in Europe unless compliance forces them- let alone using European made tools to do it.
This was my first reaction. Why? Trying to downplay the seriousness of the topic or something? Is it ever used in documents like this?
D had it 17 years ago! D features steadily move into other languages.

> Here the comptime keyword indicates that the block it precedes will run during the compile.

D doesn't use a keyword to trigger it. What triggers it is being a "const expression". Naturally, const expressions must be evaluatable at compile time. For example:

int sum(int a, int b) => a + b;

void test()
{
int s = sum(3, 4); // runs at run time
enum e = sum(3, 4); // runs at compile time
}

By avoiding use of non-constant globals, I/O and calling system functions like malloc(), quite a large percentage of functions can be run at compile time without any changes.

Even memory can be allocated with it (using D's automatic memory management).
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As a European who does generaly feel that the continent is on its way to becomming a museum, describing the absolute bilge that the flagship products of Facebook, YouTube, X etc are as 'innovative' feels in the same ballpark as describing the work of tobacco companies to sell and advertise their products in the 50s-80s as innovative.
In addition to the ones listed by others, WizardLM2 8x22b (was never officially released by Microsoft but is available).
They're not saying they're the bad guys
By the time most people in Canada got COVID, they were already vaccinated. That was the whole point of limiting transmission. The let it rippers were saying that the old people should just stay in their retirement homes, not understanding that most people at high risk live with others who are working or are working themselves.
Do you not think it would be more informative to look at the global percentage of people who are wealthy enough to take multiple bites of the unicorn apple?
I had not seen the System76 systems before. They don't have distributors, and unlike the major OEMs, they don't take care of the customs details for intentional shipments. Prices for systems built with these older Ampere CPUs have come down at the local SIs as well (those that refuse to consumers), which I had not noticed before. Still the workstation form factor seems to be somewhat unique to System76 (unless, as you said, you build your own).

Still I expect the Nvidia systems will be easier to get, especially for (de jure) consumers.
The name is rather confusing. I thought this "Pricing Tracker" was going to be tracking the pricing of the congestion toll (implying that it changes dynamically throughout the day), but what it's actually tracking is commute time.

Something like "Congestion Pricing Impact Tracker" would be clearer.
I've made good french fries. It's not that hard. It certainly doesn't require one being Blumenthal.

It does, however, take too much advanced planning and frankly it's not worth the hassle of cleaning up. That said, I don't think it's really worth the hassle to fry frozen fries either - and even convection baked they're meh.
True, but that doesn't discount that it's a win for Meta

1) Shouting matches create more ad impressions, as people interact more with the platform. The shouting matches also get more attention from other viewers than any calm factual statement.
2) Less legal responsibility / costs / overhead
3) Less potential flak from being officially involved in fact-checking in a way that displeases the current political group in power

Users lose, but are people who still use FB today going to use FB less because the official fact checkers are gone? Almost certainly not in any significant numbers
US adds web and gaming giant Tencent to list of Chinese military companies
I'm the creator of https://htmgo.dev and I'll say that is definitely the biggest issue I've run into with htmx. It's definitely not an overall replacement, you will have to either rebuilt the date picker from scratch in js, or find a vanilla js library

so unfortunately the major downside I see so far is it's fairly hard to find good open source vanilla js libraries for things, as most things seem to be written for react.

other examples include:
- virtualized list
- combobox
And people know that the US is friendlier to startups/business than other countries, so founders will come to the US. They didn't just happen to be here.
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I've seen a whole flurry of reverts due to exactly this. I've also dabbled in trusting it a little too much, and had the expected pain.

I'm still learning where it's usable and where I'm over-reaching. At present I'm at about break-even on time spent, which bodes well for the next few years as they iron out some of the more obvious issues.
She did not, but I would not be surprised if she picked it up for my granddad (he was in the UDU - precursor to the now ROK UDT/Flotilla).
Supported it until there were riders funding the war in Ukraine and support for Gaza which is why it was DoA for Republicans. Trump had little to do with it.

>It wasn't DOA for the Republicans; they negotiated the bill.

That's the fake news propaganda you fell for. They did not add funding for Gaza, a Democratic committee did.
I like the compactness of the UI, really well done!

I was trying to build the app locally, but it's failing:

```
wojtek@Mac Hacki % flutter run
Launching lib/main.dart on iPhone 16 Pro in debug mode...
Running Xcode build...
Xcode build done. 51.3s
Failed to build iOS app
Error (Xcode): lib/blocs/stories/stories_bloc.dart:254:15: Error: Property 'isEmpty' cannot be accessed on 'List<int>?' because it is potentially null.

Could not build the application for the simulator.
Error launching application on iPhone 16 Pro.
```
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BMW's new iDrive turns the whole windshield into a heads-up display
Don't understand shit, but congrats on the website.
Is this React 19 ?
>reducing the harms to marginalised people from being exposed to threats to their person, identity, and way of life

This only makes sense if you use a recent definition of "harm" created by censorship advocates that's divorced from the traditional meaning. In criminal law, harm traditionally (and still does in America) mean actually physically harming someone's body or making threats to do so. Censorship advocates are the ones making the claim that mere words should also constitute harm, so the onus is on them to justify why they want to change the meaning of the word like that.
If its stack still works, you might be able to sell or donate it to a student experimenting. They can still learn quite a few things with it. Maybe even use it for something.
I see someone drowning. I have a life ring. I choose not to throw it to them. They drown. Did I act?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Duty_(criminal_law)
Hey! Asking because I know you're a fellow vimmer [0]. Have you integrated LLMs into your editor/shell? Or are you largely copy-pasting context between a browser and vim? This context-switching of it all has been a slight hang-up for me in adopting LLMs. Or are you asking more strategic questions where copy-paste is less relevant?

[0] your videos on writing systems software were part of what inspired me to make a committed switch into vim. thank you for those!
A decade ago, I saw an image that showed the amount of table sugar in a can of Coke and I haven't willingly drank one since.
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Someone who is capable of building a unicorn company but cannot attempt it because they are too poor is still "left on the table".
A good science based take on this issue: https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/fluoride-and-iq/
I’ve been reading hacker news only through hckrnews.com for years and never looked back
> the western premises and good faith leans on the non written law of not taking eachothers land

We’re in the midst of the collapse of the rules-based international order. America ignored it in Iraq and Libya. Russia ignored it in Chechnya, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine. China is ignoring it across the South China Sea, Hong Kong and Tibet. (For brevity I’m largely ignoring the Middle East and entire continent of Africa.)

The only ones holding onto the system for dear life are the Europeans, and even there they’re starting to wise up. I’m not thrilled about what’s to come. But it’s clear that just because annexing through force is de jure illegal doesn’t have much bearing onto whether it will happen.
I think what they are saying there is the press release interpretation of experiments showing a false positive rate of 10-20%, with error bars wide enough that stating a percentage gives too many significant figures. But the definition of FP is necessarily fuzzy; if you can perfectly identify them as FP at scale then you have built a better classifier and you no longer have the FP problem. So any statement about FP rates necessarily needs to be couched in uncertainty.

I don't think it's malicious wordsmithing where they are mis-representing the internal data, though I don't have the data to confirm.
The dock has more to do with NeXTSTEP’s than with the Windows taskbar. They really are quite different (though maybe less so these days compared to back in the late 1990).
I don't think it's just the carbs, but they likely don't help in today's society. We became too efficient at packing carbs in our diet and at the same time too sedentary.

Beyond macro-nutrients, what I think the true reason food in the US is bad is because of the other stuff. Many things banned in Europe (which is special because they use science for improving quality of life before profits) are not banned in the US, even though it's an advanced enough nation to be able to deal with the ban and look for better options.

The problem in the US is that profits are of utmost importance. Anything that lowers your costs is good for business as long as it's hard to point at it (does colourant X cause cancer? maybe we need more studies, or just didn't know, we'll try better next time).
I never understood why computers in financial systems require human-like sleep cycles, while others are just fine operating 24/7. Their union must be damn powerful.
> The uber/taxi fee is charged per ride, whereas private passenger cars pay once per day. Seems like a reasonable tradeoff.

The fee for cabs was actually set by dividing the regular fee for private cars by the average number of trips cabs make into the Congestion Relief Zone per day (because the fee is only paid once per day for private cars, but per trip for cabs)