skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There's probably a case for Henry Ford, if the parable about paying above-market wages is true.

But certainly not since then.

And even he probably paid the minimum overage he could. It's the nature of business.
This title reads strange to me, as though postgres certificates, used when connecting using TLS, will be visible in the CTL.

Better would be: CTL can now use a postgres backend.
The example uses 5A.

For mA range, of course not.
What an incredible demo/hack. This is actually the simplest way to actually execute CUDA code that I've seen.
You can't just append "out of thin air" to standard monetary policy and pretend you're making some kind of argument. Everything you describe in the comment you linked to is sophomore level economics. I don't understand your point. There is nothing sketchy about it. Do you want us back on the gold standard? That's an awful idea.
You are right, not at this scale, but it was even worse in the past. The only critic you even could read was whatever food writer landed the job at the paper. And thats what I was getting at, that the old source of truth wasn't really a source of truth at all, but one that is just as liable to be perverted for gain like we fear of the new world and the new patterns for product reviews. One must look into the mirror sometimes and realize a lot of our greatest fears have already manifested into this world, but given that, the damage might not be quite what we fear to expect to come given how we have seemed to survive unscathed so far.
> that's the basis of every business that exists

No, it's really not. Someone who buys up all of the new PS5s with a script and then re-sells them on Ebay for 2x retails is providing no positive service. Same shit is happening even to publicly reservable campsites lately. I don't believe in Hell, but if there is one then there's definitely a spot reserved in the 7th layer for people who scalp.
Yes that's the problem. The AI sector is still stuck on X some reason. So Bluesky attention is limited - hopefully that will change. A good way to keep track is to browse https://blueskydirectory.com/.
I think the Federal Reserve Banks are essentially government agencies.

I know US courts have ruled that they are "private corporations". However, that's really a technical legal definition of "private" vs "government" under US law.

In a broader, globally applicable sense of "government"-versus-"private": they were created by Congress, they have special legal powers granted to them by Congress. Although they have private "shareholders" – nationally chartered banks are required by law to join one of the Federal Reserve Banks, and state chartered banks are permitted to if they desire and meet certain conditions – these private shareholders don't have the kind of power that shareholders have in a genuine private corporation. Although they get to vote for seats on the board, they don't get to set strategic direction or make major decisions, those are dictated to them from above. A body created by the government which you are legally required to join isn't really "private" just because it gives you some rather limited say in its running.

It is actually a bit like "corporatism" in fascist Italy – in which the government created "corporations" (a bit like trade associations) for each industry, which the employers in that industry legally had to join, and in which they could vote for its governing board, but in practice the government called the shots – except just for banks.
You forgot the biggest one – replacing Nick Clegg as their global policy chief with Joel Kaplan, a Republican lobbyist.
There's always a bigger gradient.
Sounds like you’ve built yourself a great life!
Visualizing Dimensional Relationships
Wow, imagine what would happen if this information made its way to the public!
My main takeaway from reading that book was that working in tech in the late 70s was not that different from now days

Just different technology/hardware/timescale

Same workplace problems, personality types, company politics, etc...

Did not expect to find it so relatable in 2024
Do you have a recipe in mind for preparing your hat for human consumption or is your plan to eat it raw?
What was the drop in 3070 pricing when the 4070 was released? We should expect a similar drop now I suppose?
Could be useful in space where those are the default conditions
A while ago, I was looking for an efficient way to organize my files using AI on Windows, so I searched for 'ai file organizer windows' on Google. And it was the top result and seemed to have the features I needed. I found it impressive enough that I submitted it to Hacker News to help others who might be looking for a similar solution. I did come across a few other options further down the search page, but most required API integrations, which weren't suitable for my requirements
I guess i would have done the same.

Do they throw 17 yos in jail, where you live? If so, do they do that over stealing a phone? If so... maybe it would be more moral in stepping into a political career and try to change some laws?
I can imagine the opposite "This place is so nice and I don't want to go back to what I perceive as a hellhole", and so they work harder to succeed.
you can also retard the thrust levers
Nah, this is totally the reasonable way to do it, iff you can tolerate the compression loss or whatever. Because 4k60 is like 12Gbps uncompressed, and even more after you cram ethernet headers onto everything. So most such devices include some compression, and the really expensive ones let you configure how much.

Failing that, you're probably doing SDI over your own lambda.
I have; I think I've tried everything. I've tried instant coffee black, I've tried it with creamer, with sugar, with artificial sweetener. I've tried it at chain restaurants like McDonalds, I've tried yuppier places like Starbucks and a bunch of their concoctions, I've tried hipster independent places and different blends from them.

I've tried cold brew, coffee slushies, different quantities of frapp'd up milk, different coarseness of the grind, different types of beans, different roast levels, etc. and the only time it's tolerable is when there's so much milk and sugar in there that it's debatable to even call it "coffee" anymore. I can't even stand coffee ice cream.

I think it's just not for me.
So google owns the "image and text box on a web page" design?
>I totally buy that for a commercial kitchen particularly going to the lengths in the sibling article but at home you're usually cooking a bunch of stuff and in general will be taking longer.

Except its totally the opposite in reality. A commercial kitchen is much better equipped to do all of that and probably doesn't also have to do it while managing children or having just gotten home from work...

> Yesterday for example I made fish

Good for you. What I fail to see you analyze in all your reasoning is what it would be like for someone that is *not* you.
So I’m “appealing to authority” by using the global definition of “unemployment” in the entire English speaking world?

Why would the OECD want things to look “rosy”?

And how would someone “find a job” if they aren’t actively looking?

What exactly is “the government” if it’s not “the people”? Every country I cited is one where the government is democratically elected.

We should instead use a definition that a random person on HN think is more appropriate?
I got a bottle of Corto EVOO for Christmas and I love the flavor.

Now I'm thinking I might try using it in an egg sandwich for breakfast and see how it is.
Complex Django Filters with Subquery
Coaching AI to write your code
Still waiting for bevy to get an official editor.
not true at all, only socialists think that (I'm also from Europe where everybody and their dog's a socialist)
Please expand, I am intrigued!
RPP, a future protocol for creating and managing domain names?
> It might make sense on a per-individual or per-trip basis to say that you prefer using a car, but if everyone makes that choice (old used cars are fairly cheap), it's a problem.

A classic case of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prisoner%27s_dilemma .
Sorry I noticed the reply only now.

A similar thing to what you said about smoking in Serbia is observed with alcohol: Within a society, the earlier someone gets into contact with alcohol, the poorer the outcomes.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC2741422/

However there are societies where even children are given alcohol (like Italy) and where alcohol related disorders are much less frequent than in societies which strictly limit alcohol to adults.

In that case, probably social norms which help prevent such disorders have a larger effect than the drinking age. However such would be difficult to imagine for smoking.
It’s self-censorship, some of which I find extremely weird and cringe.

Go on Twitter and you will see people self-censor the normal swear words too.

Shit becomes “sht”, fuck becomes “fck”

Very dystopian.
There's been a rumor going around that developers move away from prebaked lighting primarily because it complicates their workflow.
Using it as a noun or in name-calling is offensive, as a verb it isn't.
I knew someone that spent about 18 years in Maximum Security adult prison, from 17, because he burgled the house of an important person.

One of the smartest people I ever knew. Probably had an IQ of 140. He was an HVAC tech, and had trouble staying employed.

It totally wrecked his life, and he ended badly.

Yes, we do that stuff in the US.
It's not that bad - 118K is slightly above the boiling point of LNG(~112K), so achievable at scale.
Regardless of what you think about this step I find it disconcerting that we can now disagree on facts.

For example:

- whether crime is up or down

- whether the earth is warming or not

- how many people live in poverty

- what the rate of inflation is

- how much social security or healthcare costs

- etc

These are all verifiable, measurable facts, and yet, we somehow manage to disagree.

We always used to disagree and that is healthy, we avoid missing something. But in the past we could agree on some basic facts and then have a discussion.
Now we just end a discussion with an easy: "Your facts are wrong." And that leads to an total inability of having any discussion at all.

Fact checking is not censorship. Imagine math if we'd question the basic axioms.
I found this: https://www.tanayj.com/p/openai-and-anthropic-revenue-breakd...

Which says Anthropic is about 1/2 the API revenue of OpenAI and growing fast. But OpenAI is actually 5x revenue overall and 18x the chat product revenue. (This is from Oct, not sure how much would have changed).
The discussion here is painful to read. The 'neutral' discussion of product features and how Austin, TX is more liberal than the rest of Texas are grotesque.

Zuckerberg says Facebook is going to be more "like X" and "work with Trump". It has changed its content policy to allow discussions that should horrify anyone.

"In a notable shift, the company now says it allows “allegations of mental illness or abnormality when based on gender or sexual orientation, given political and religious discourse about transgenderism and homosexuality and common non-serious usage of words like ‘weird.’”

"In other words, Meta now appears to permit users to accuse transgender or gay people of being mentally ill because of their gender expression and sexual orientation. The company did not respond to requests for clarification on the policy."

But Zuck himself says that they are also dialing their algorithms back in favor of allowing more bad content. It's not right.

https://www.wired.com/story/meta-immigration-gender-policies...
If you are changing you metabolic rate, you are changing the "calories-out" so it's not like it's an entirely different approach.
As an adult with too much disposable income and a 3090, it just becomes a local LLM server w/ agents when I'm not playing games on it. Didn't even see the potential for it back then, but now I'm convinced that the xx90 series offers me value outside of just gaming uses.
America's poor use EBT/food stamps to buy massive amounts of junk food, including billions on soda. Those same people are almost 100% on ACA or state health insurance plans and milking the tax payer on treatment for obesity, diabetes, and cardiovascular disease. There is no way, in my mind, it is feasible to fund these lifestyles and provide the treatment for it. Its absolutely insane.
That's not accountability, it's populism
That experience has been democratized to an extend and I've paid as low as like $35 for something like that. I don't dabble in that world often because I like to actually eat food and not be hungry again in an hour.
Previous:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42368778 - Dec 2024 (2 comments)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42364518 - Dec 2024 (2 comments)
I'm generally a 1080p@60hz gamer and my 3060 Ti is overpowered for a lot of the games I play. However, there are an increasing number of titles being released over the past couple of years where even on medium settings the card struggles to keep a consistent 60 fps frame rate.

I've wanted to upgrade but overall I'm more concerned about power consumption than raw total performance and each successive generation of GPUs from nVidia seems to be going the wrong direction.
John Deere boasts driverless fleet – who needs operators, anyway?
Good lord what is up with that PDF? Half of it seems to be (badly) OCRd, some pages look like a TIFF with 50dpi or lower resolution... that's not what I'd expect to get returned in a FOIA request.
Privatize the USPS? Not in an Era of Crony Capitalism
LLM Microserving: a new RISC-style approach to design LLM serving API
Firefox supports WebGPU, but needs a setting in about:config. I enabled the setting but HipScript still denies running on Firefox with the message: "Please try a Chromium-based browser like Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge."

Please do feature detection, not browser detection.
Seems like only working on open source code has its benefits.
Americans continue to get exactly what they vote for, and have for at least 150 years. If Americans don't understand that, they should read a book and learn.
Do we have any evidence that Musk has removed a CN on his own post? I've personally seen evidence to the contrary, and he makes a point of highlighting that even he gets a CN every now and then.
Getty Images, Shutterstock gear up for AI challenge with $3.7B merger
I mean... what do you think human therapists are doing. I'm sure they have empathy and do care for their patients... but it's definitely empathy-for-money too.
It’s basic research
The words have the same meaning - "person with slowed down intellectual development"
Surviving in Cashless China 2025
It’s about the doodle, not the image and text box. As the article explains.
The Fed is cutting its balance sheet and thus losing money [1]. (When the Fed wants to lower rates it buys bonds, thus raising their price. That creates accounting profits. When it wants to prop rates up it sells bonds; that depresses their price leading to accounting losses.)

The Fed isn’t pocketing change owed to the Treasury. It hasn’t properly owed anything on account of having shrunk its balance sheet by trillions of dollars [2].

[1] https://www.reuters.com/markets/us/fed-says-official-net-neg...

[2] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WALCL
Another hypothesis why building aesthetics have declined in quality
There are also societal pressures the other way. A lot of people do not have children because of the cost.

In the UK there has also been a cultural shift to regarding children as a lot of work - parents are under more pressure to do more and be perfect. That also deters people from having children.

Then there are those who argue that there are too many children so people should not have children.

There are pressures to have kids, of course, but its not clear to me that there is a net societal pressure towards having kids.

I had kids because I like having kids. Its fulfilling in a way nothing else is in most parents lives.
This is a discussion site, which has a comment section. My initial comment, which I think was quite even-handed, has generated discussion. My personal opinions matter just as much as yours or any other user on this site, which in the grand scheme of things is "not at all". I have just as much of a right to comment on this post. Ignore me if you'd like.

But fine, I'll bite.

To temporarily eschew the equanimity that I think I've thus far demonstrated, I'm not at all surprised to find that you have chosen the "shut the fuck up" response to commentary you find distasteful. Folks of your temperament, left/right/& center, invariably land there when one of their sacred cows is held up for examination.
The problem is seeing government as anything but people. Living in euphemistic identity. It’s the corniest of Middle Ages roleplay; man named Farmer is a farmer for life. Someone who labels themselves an accountant must be one for life!

We should vote ranked choice style for economic “tent poles”. Healthcare and infrastructure, on down the list of shared concerns.

That won’t happen though because the innumerate masses will be reminded that if Elon Musk and co don’t get special tax concessions a giant foot will come down from the sky and step on us all.

Had Union grocery workers demand to see my prescription papers please before they’d let me continue on to the pharmacy in the grocery that operated via a different contract and was still open. I said they had to a count of 5 and then I’d drive into them. Trump and/or some random dipshit from an adjacent zip code is the enemy.
I use Instagram and Threads specifically because of the relative lack of political content on them. If they also start to become cultural war grounds like everything else then RIP.
No - google doesn't own the "image and text box on a web page design" ... but it is very odd what Microsoft/Bing is doing when you search 'google' .. they even 'scroll' the page down to hide the primary bing search bar. It's odd.
It looks like they came up with the headline first then worked backwards to present something that fit as a thesis.
Some time around 2011, the Apple App store was warning me about rude words in the app description; unfortunately it was warning me about the German word "Knopf" which isn't rude. I think what happened is the English rude word list was translated into German, rather than just replaced with local rude words.
The Most Important Part of Engineering Management: Context
It is more than twice the price of Wal-Mart! Well, I guess that's the price of convenience.

2/hard boiled eggs - $2.09 @ 7/11

6/hard boiled eggs - $2.96 @ Wal-Mart

6/raw eggs - $2.62 @ Wal-Mart
Looks like it just scrapes Google. Hacker news gets one of these every two weeks.
A significant number of these founders are from Canada. It is not that much different from the USA. Canada is less business friendly, perhaps, but that isn't important after you've failed.
I don't think people realize the scale of soda consumption that needs to happen to have health issues. By and large the people in these affected studies are not drinking water at all. They are getting all their thirst needs met by a sugary drink. That is so overboard. You can have a can of coke every now and then and not have your enamel slough off.
I just have the Alphacool AIO with a second 360 radiator.

I’ve done tons of custom stuff but was at a point where I didn’t have the time for a custom loop. Just wanted plug and play.

Seen some people talking down the block, but honestly I run 50c under saturated load at 400 watts, +225 core, +600 memory with a hot spot of 60c and VRAM of 62c. Not amazing but it’s not holding the card back. That’s with the Phanteks T30’s at about 1200RPM.

Stock cooler I could never get the card stable despite new pads and paste. I was running 280 watts, barely able to run -50 on the core and no offset on memory. That would STILL hit 85c core, 95c hotspot and memory.
I'm usually not a fan of user deception. But I can't bring myself to care much that Bing is trying to play off the masses' pavlovian trust of the google interface.
Scale LLM serving with programmable cross-engine serving patterns, all in a few lines of Python
the president is biden, and biden has not made such jokes. the president elect has made them, but he is not currently commander-in-chief. he may atop making those jokes once he has power
Thinking Menlo Park (or any of Silicon Valley, really) is in any way "extreme left-wing" is a sure indication you haven't spent any time there and are basing your viewpoints off of what others have said on social media. Billion dollar corporations by definition do not support anything remotely "extreme left-wing".
Not conspiracy - culture wars. Conspiracy is a part of that, but racial equality, immigration and abortion have all been wielded to great effect. It's certainly easier to create disruption than consensus, but the money is clearly backing disruption.
Yeah sometimes I wish Valve would appy some of that micro transaction effort into just building a phone + steamdeck controller wrapper. And then start capturing micro transactions on mobile.
I would say it's more that you get to this page by typing "Google" into the URL/search bar:

> This morning, users are discovering that if they search for “Google” in the primary Bing interface, they’re shown a special Bing search page. Before you scroll down to the actual search results, you’re presented with an all-white page with a centered, unbranded search bar and a multicolored doodle above it that’s heavy on yellow, red, blue, and green.
"Developing intellect slowly" implies they're going to reach full intelligence at some point.

"Retard" means "thick", in this context, not "will get there eventually".

The technical definition is not how the euphemism is used.
Accidents always happen on vacations %)

Thanks for the ack!
Jensen Huang said during his keynote that you get 3 AI generated frames when rendering a native frame.
Yes but the memory bandwidth of the 5090 is insanely high
Same would probably happen when talking in a video about the French theorem proofer called Coq.
Saving $1000 for only a ~25-30% hit in rasterization perf is going to be worth it for a lot of people.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42623153
Yes, it is, but the salient point that I felt was clear in that post was to demonstrate that these systems don't work well, and that such systems have such a poor understanding of context and circumventions as to be rendered ineffective if not totally counterproductive. I'm fully aware such mechanisms aren't going anywhere, right now, but at least Meta is acknowledging the fact that at present, they aren't really providing the user experience they intended.

That aside, I find it offensive a little bit that Meta has taken it upon themselves to decide what the "right" discourse is that their users want to see, and would rather they create a mechanism to let users decide for themselves - which this does at least outwardly appear to be a move towards. They've also in the last few years toned down or removed some of the auto-modding in private groups, and shifted that responsibility towards its community members and moderators - which was also a similarly good step.
Seems like not the biggest one? That seems like the kind of role you take knowing you're going to hold it only so long as you have a rapport with the current governing majorities.
UFC CEO Dana White Joins Meta Board
But "fact-checking" by people in authority is OK? Isn't that like, authoritarian?

"Fact-checking" completely removed the ability for debate and is therefore antithetical to a functional democracy. Pushing back against authority, because they are often dead wrong, is foundational to a free society. It's hard to imagine anything more authoritarian than "No I don't have to debate because I'm a fact-checker and by that measure alone you're wrong and I'm right". Very Orwellian indeed!

Additionally, the number of times that I've observed "fact-checkers" lying thru their teeth for obvious political reasons is absurd.