skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Since you may not have seen it in your previous career: be aware of politics in companies (that size). Especially when you are interacting with other departments, PMs and positions generally above yours.

I'm not saying its the most important thing or specific to the first days. But getting the dynamics early on will benefit you, your project and the people involved.

Also more specific to day one: have fun and be excited :) good luck!
Unfortunately they didn't take the opportunity to reduce the sweetness. Here in Norway I can buy flavoured water without any sweeteners at all, neither sugar nor artificial. But when I visit the UK all I can find is either plain water or something sickly sweet.
Depending on the place, usually it doesn't get to Sikhs
Unless it's a zone with high affluence of a particular group it doesn't go too far after Abrahamic Religions, plus maybe Buddhism or Taoism if your Teacher particularly cares

In my (Catholic) school we got as far as visiting a mosque, which was an interesting experience
For the record, Elixir has been slowly introducing a set theoretic gradual type system.
Nice post, really, and I think it will help some people to understand more about how LLMs work, especially helping fix the dogma about “LLMs just randomly select the next most likely word” which is kinda true but so many qualifiers and contextual details apply that the statement is more misleading than useful.

On undesired output, I would think it a great service to the field if we could come up with a better and earwormier word for “hallucinations” and somehow make it stick.

Right now we have half the literate world walking around thinking that LLMs are licking frogs, and it does nothing to help people understand how to think about model outputs or how to increase the utility of these fantastic culture / data mining tools in their own lives.
> unhelpful if you are trying to understand good eval benchmarks or prompt engineering techniques.

You are absolutely correct. I jumped to conclusions when I saw the list and read "AI Engineer". The reading list isn't addressing people who want to build AIs, but those who want to maximize and optimize their results with the existing ones.

My bad.
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Have you ever considered using Linux laptops sold by companies focusing on Linux computers like system76, tuxedo, slimbook, starlabs and others?
The "continuous wars" is a weird comment. Unless you mean internet flame wars, because if "globalization" subsides real wars will happen more often. We kind of see it already as more and more people start leaning right heavily.
Small communities breed radicalization.

They can have a positive impact, but only if you can choose one from a global network of said communities as an adult and you don't treat it very seriously (you leave when it becomes toxic).
As a person born in a small village community... let's say I don't miss a single fucking thing.
> If an unapologetic Marxist is attacking "Woke", that really disproves the contention that it is purely some right-wing bogeyman

Except, no. A concept can be multiple things at once, we are complex thinking beings.

Woke is all at the same time:

1) what it arose as—a left-of-center terminology, to some extent in-group language, describing certain values.

2) sincere adoption and practice of those values

3) insincere, performative adoption of policies aimed to project those values.

4) A combination of 2 and 3, where those agreeing with 2 has no problem with 3 because the end result can be beneficial: who cares if Intel comes from a place of sincerity if their hiring policies make it easier for qualified minorities to get a food in the door?

5) Anything and everything the far right doesn't agree with, including 1 through 4 but also much more that isn't remotely related. DEI? "Woke." Climate change? "Woke." 15-minute cities? Believe it or not, also "Woke".
Because it only works on these cards right now.

Further elaborated by their GPU marketing people on interviews. To summarize "RDNA4 for now" and "we're looking into supporting older...".
it would be so nice if i didnt have to cover my head whilst eating at a gurdwara.
Kamala Harris said everyone should be more woke. Racial inequities were one of the pillars of the Biden Campaign and administration. So yes the Left was still using Woke quite a bit, until Right coopted to make it clear its actually negative
You're correct. But it's not frequent on the American homeland.
Very well done, looks nice.
Can't blame them. OpenAI, Alphabet and co have been pushing this AI magic marketing in the last 3 years or so. This AI magic seems to be also fed to their investors if Sam Altman's statements are anything to go by. At some point, the AI musical chair game will end and many players will lose everything
With this coordinated oligarchic turn to the right I finally feel very progressive again.
Switzerland's (Not Sweden's) Impact in the United States [video]
> Because if the Left rediscovered economic justice as a cause it would cross political boundaries and become a raging wildfire. (See also - Luigi.)

There is a definitely a new discourse gaining traction post-Luigi that the polarization between left and right has been used as a distraction to the ever widening disparity in wealth, and the receding quality of life in the West.

> Meanwhile Graham is more outraged - outraged I say - by how annoying feminism etc are than by election interference

I've no insights into the specific nature of PG's outrage, but I imagine some in the SV entrepreneurial bubble might be concerned with how effective activists can be at ruining financial ledgers using boycotts and the like. Such power wielded by the plebs can be concerning, especially when businesses need to stay solvent, so it is indeed best to keep a lid on it.
Let's ignore CEOs.

In my parents' generation it would not be absurd to buy a small house here to raise the kids in, with a single parent working and the other caring for the kids, even if you don't have a well-paying job. A decent job will do.

Compare to now, double income, no kids, both earning above average wages. Buying a house before you are 50, or at all? Forget it.

Just that those people who inherited the house now basically have enough to buy 2 houses out somewhere on the countryside if they decide to move.
Not to mention a potentially grim time in court for the victim.
what's "kosher data"? Never heard of that before
Distributing any data is dangerous. Programs and devices have been compromised by malicious text, audio, images, video and other kinds of binary media (data), so even (especially?) programs. So I'd argue this - on it's own - is not really a useful thing to remark. The question is the characteristics and interactions of the dangers.

The comment you responded to is weird because of exactly this reason. Very terse without a whole lot of substance, coming off as interaction bait / similar. All too often do I see comments on social media where people post something that will obviously lead others into being cornered arguing something that was misleading in the first place. Best not to entertain these unless confidence can be had that they're being genuine and are phrasing like this by mistake / not knowing better.
Oh, but we live with a lot of consequences of bad decisions, some of which have been made thousands of years ago :) A decade or two is nothing compared to it.
And before (and optionally after). Also variously called Theology, Theology & Ethics, Religious Studies, Theology & Religious Studies, etc. - presumably because RE sounds like you're being educated to be religious, which is not the point at all.
Because containers don't really solve any problems in this use case (or many others, honestly) and instead make everything more difficult.
The Middle East is in Western Asia. [https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Middle_East]

The East in the Middle East (and frankly also the ‘Middle’) has nothing to do with it being in Asia.

If it did, Japan would likely be the Middle East. Or maybe Thailand, depending.

Instead, Japanese and Chinese are typically referred to as ‘East Asians’.

Usually, if someone is going to say anything at all about West or Central Asians, they tend to be referring to the ‘stans and/or Mongolia. Since Russia’s a bit… special. And takes up most of the rest.

The more you know.
Lovely, this concept predates Sikhism and is called Prasad in Hinduism. If you go to many Sikh or Hindu temples they offer free meals.
I don't really have time for a deep dive but from a brief look these are diesel electric trains. The water and steam we are talking about here is likely a simple boiler where the steam is only used to deliver heat to the carriages.

This is similar to heating systems installed in skyscrapers of the period (I'd definitely recommend this video if you haven't seen it https://youtu.be/nkgM0qCy5o4?si=46vNv6aaoYHcDO2l).

After the steam condenses the water in a skyscraper is trivially returned to the boiler (by gravity). However, on a train I suspect they run it as a total loss system and the condensate is simply discharged when it reaches a trap.

This whole system is relatively low pressure and, more important, low velocity so it's unlikely it would have caused an immediate issue (the train would obviously have required work before going back into service in any case).

I think the problem is more likely to have been an inability to collect enough snow to make a meaningful amount of water, in addition, it would likely have needed to be liquid to introduce it to the boiler, you can't just shovel it in.
Did your uncle live in a post WWII western country? The cluster of countries that saw a massive amount of economic development during the last half a century? Could it be that since western countries have largely plateaued in terms of growth and have fallen behind China that the same countries will struggle to provide the same quality of life as they once did?

I am not discounting corporate greed, but I would like to point out that it is only getting harder to employ ethically, and it is only getting harder to compete as a business without optimizing for short term gains and fully exploiting any and all resources because of that.

I think we have failed ourselves through misgovernance in the past 30 years to let ourselves fall behind the industrial behemoths that will not allow their own middle class to flourish, and, once they plateau, to flounder.
Cursor does not have a bug bounty though, and its hard to see how this constitutes anything other than a direct attack on them, their users, or both. "The incentive structure made me do it" does not justify acting like a criminal.
We shouldnt make general assumptions about any community as a positive on one minority can disparage another community, we are all human, come to see Sikh politics in Punjab and you can make your own judegments.
Usable DOS-based live USB media, for distraction-free writing
> they ingest far less data

True in terms of text, but not if you include video, audio, touch etc. Sure, one could argue that there is much less information content in video than their raw bytes, but even so, we spend many years building a world model as we play with tools, exist in the world and go to school. I don't deny humans are more efficient learners but people tend to forget this. Also, children are taught things in ascending order of difficulty, while with LLMs we just throw random pieces of text at it. There is sure to be a lot of progress in curriculum learning for AI models.
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Without having a deeper look into it - could be a replacement for any non-profit or bigger sports club or whatever org that uses Slack or Zulip or whatever now.

But that's about everything that comes to my mind...
Oracle changing the license would not make a huge difference to OpenZFS.

Oracle only owns the copyright to the original Sun Microsystems code. It doesn’t apply to all ZFS implementations (probably not OracleZFS, perhaps not IllumosZFS) but in the specific case of OpenZFS the majority of the code is no longer Sun code.

Don’t forget that SunZFS was open sourced in 2005 before Oracle bought Sun Microsystems in 2009. Oracle have created their own closed source version of ZFS but outside some Oracle shops nobody uses it (some people say Oracle has stopped working on OracleZFS all together some time ago).

Considering the forks (first from Sun to the various open source implementations and later the fork from open source into Oracle's closed source version) were such a long time ago, there is not that much original code left. A lot of storage tech, or even entire storage concepts, did not exist when Sun open sourced ZFS. Various ZFS implementations developed their own support for TRIM, or Sequential Resilvering, or Zstd compression, or Persistent L2ARC, or Native ZFS Encryption, or Fusion Pools, or Allocation Classes, or dRAID, or RAIDZ expansion long after 2005. That's is why the majority of the code in OpenZFS 2 is from long after the fork from Sun code twenty years ago.

Modern OpenZFS contains new code contributions from Nexenta Systems, Delphix, Intel, iXsystems, Datto, Klara Systems and a whole bunch of other companies that have voluntarily offered their code when most of the non-Oracle ZFS implementations merged to become OpenZFS 2.0.

If you'd want to relicense OpenZFS you could get Oracle to agree for the bit under Sun copyright but for the majority of the code you'd have to get a dozen or so companies to agree to relicensing their contributions (probably not that hard) and many hundreds of individual contributors over two decades (a big task and probably not worth it).
It's 100% of PE-owned companies.
I think _Mongoloid_ doesn't fit with the rest of your examples, as it was never originally an impartial term. There's never a time when _Mongoloid_ wasn't an offensive term to some group, whereas _retard_ & _special_ were originally impartial.
I doubt it. Kosher for passover Coke, made in the US, has a similar taste.

It seems weird that they’d make a different product formulation beyond the one that matters (sugar).
If you go to the hardware store, you can purchase ethyl alcohol. The same kind that is in booze. If you drink it, it will kill you or cause serious bodily harm. Why, because it has been “denatured”. This is a nice term for poisoned. The government does this so that you don’t buy it to drink and not pay the taxes. They would rather kill you!

Next up, go to the drug store and purchase iodine or hydrogen peroxide. Look at the label, “denatured”. Why because they do not want you to have cheap effective medicine, they would rather kill you.

This is the same people who want to vaccinate you with toxins, mRNA technology, and fetal tissue extract, you know, “for your health”!

So let me put this very simply: Don’t take medical, nutritional, or ANY other kind of advice from them. Stop filling your heads with lies from all forms of media and entertainment. Read and learn for yourself. Take responsibility for yourself and love ones. The alternative is to be culled (killed), like cattle.

They want you sick, stupid, and scared. Don't be! http://crn.hopto.org/health/
We had a small garden pool at the summer cottage, emptied every winter. Pretty soon after filling it was full of mosquito larvae. Didn't see any dragonfly larvae, I assume the eggs only hatch in the spring so the emptying makes it impossible for their life cycle.

We caught some fish and put them in there. They quickly ate the mosquito larvae. In the fall the pool was emptied and the fish released back to the lake.
Ditto for the fountain pen. For the past few months I've been trying to switch off the computer as much as possible and do as much writing as I can by hand. I can concentrate a lot better and I enjoy the physicality of handling a good pen and actual paper.
And in my case all the vdevs are raidz
If your willing to try /r/homelab and /r/selfhost have great wikis and are good enough entry points to start you on your way.

There is a lot you can do with a rPi and an 8TB HDD!
I don't see how any of that matters to answering the question. Anything that's labeled "algebra" will have addition, multiplication and a field over which those operations are defined. This is the whole point of the term.

Transcendental functions s.a. sqrt() are to algebra like the trolley problem is to physics: deliberately excluded from the domain of discourse.
> it's dangerous to look at the state of "AI" as it is today and then ignore the rate of change.

It's self driving all over again!
> Wonder if the results are the same if they closed the lid

This is a default setting that I never understood.

Nearly all laptops/keyboard have a sleep button, power button is often configured by default to also go to sleep. Additionnally you can configure to go automatically to sleep if inactive and on battery for a few minutes. Why would I want my laptop to go to sleep immediately when I close the lid?

Half of the time when I am closing the lid, it is to move from one space/room to another. I don't want my git pull/push, my music or my video call to stop for 20-30 seconds because I am just going from my sofa to my kitchen or from my desk to a meeting room.

And I don't want to be that dummy project manager who moves awkwardly from one place to another with his coffee cup in one hand and an opened laptop on the other hand nearly hitting everyone or the office plants in the process just because he is too dumb to configure his laptop correctly.
> It's functionally what happened when I was banned from the Python Discourse forum, except they went a step further and claimed (utterly groundlessly)

Are we suppose to pick who to agree with (you or the mods) merely based on tribalistic priors? You didn't post any documentation, there's no way for anyone to fact check whether or not the mods are actually acting in bad faith, or whether or not you were unjustly banned.
No, please, I don't have the time for this, why does it have to be so cool :cry:
Happy to see the ARC bypass for NVMe performance. ZFS really fails to exploit NVMe's potential. Online expansion might be interesting. I tried to use ZFS for some very busy databases and ended up getting bitten badly by the fragmentation bug. The only way to restore performance appears to be copying the data off the volume, nuking it and then copying it back. Now -perhaps- if I expand the zpool then I might be able to reduce fragmentation by copying the tablespace on the same volume.
By the time I gained political sentience, PC referred to perceived limits on speech and conduct that went at the expense of current or historically marginalized groups.

All these things have been derided as "politically correct" in my lifetime (and therefore a bad things): "You can't make a joke these days", i.e. you will get an earful if you make sexist, homophobic or racist jokes. "You can't give a woman a compliment these days", i.e. you can't engage in wanton sexual harassment. "Education is too politically correct these days", i.e. schools teach a history curriculum that recognizes and is critical of imperialism, racism and the like.

In my 30-odd years of life I don't recall it ever being used in the way you describe, but it could predate me.
Kamala Harris:
"Stay woke"[0][1]

[0], https://youtube.com/shorts/emY0ig9LDsc

[1], https://youtu.be/9RH54QmQozY
> You can be aligned on 99% of things and still be a rule breaker.

No, no you cannot. That makes you someone who broke a rule, not a rule breaker. There is some nuance to it which the English language is subpar at, but it’s the difference between something you are and something you did. Like being drunk VS being an alcoholic.

You’re a rule breaker if you have a pattern of breaking rules, not if you break literally one (percent of) rule.

> Additionally, it matters a lot how big and societally ingrained the rules that you're breaking are.

It does to an extent, yes, but Paul isn’t doing anything different here. He has the same conservative opinion as his billionaire friends. He is the establishment, cosplaying as a revolutionary.
Hearing that it is missing some code for reconstruction makes it sound like it is missing something fairly important. The original purpose of parity RAID is to support reconstruction.
What is the difference between the Hindus and Hindutva. Do you even know the meaning of word?
Re: your last paragraph, isn’t that to do with taste, not cost?

I thought the reason they put sugar in “fat-free” products is because they taste like inedible garbage without it. Because they’re garbage.
What does this thread have to do with Hinduism? Always love a shoe-horned hinduism comment. It's my favourite way to spot a hindutva member.

Also, no, it doesn't predate. Or at least, there is no such record of it. What are your sources?
"a positive on one minority can disparage another community"

horseshit
Censorship is what you see in China, not what they say was on Facebook
You should definitely check out https://getfreewrite.com/.
You'd like that. It's like getting the best of both worlds.
Your post actually inspired me to want to start blogging so I will share what I'm thinking about.

Plain HTML only with a single page and hyperlinks into a specific article. Very basic styling and no JS, don't even necessarily want to have a css file, just inline in the header. Very likely just setting font family to sans and be done with it.

I sometimes play with esoteric stuff that might be fun to blog about.

Stuff I've recently played with and deployed on internal tools was a SPA built using just js. No react etc. Basic router which makes use of the history API and use the observer pattern with MVC for "components" but generally those are just entire pages.

And a "component" or "page" is just a function that takes a router (could extend it to include props I guess ala react) and returns a Promise<HTMLElement>.

All the router does is looks up the function in a map and calls it replacing the top level div on the page with the returned HTMLElement.

All external loading happens at the page level and not at component level and it's simple enough.

There's a point where you need a bigger framework like react but I find it a pain to include react and npm etc when all I need is some very simple pages with some dynamic content.

A writeup on the pros and cons etc might be fun.

The next thing I'm playing with is possibly something like a job system(well promises in JS would work fine) and using that for state updates. Think goroutines and channels. There are some existing articles on that but they reference very old libraries and I feel there might be no reason to use a library or even channels on the web for that concept.
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I wanted a resume parsing service that is cheap, flexible, and scalable without committing to monthly subscriptions. I couldn't find one, so I built one.

Resume parsing is expensive and requires monthly fees. For low volume, it can cost around $0.10 per resume. Using this API, the cost is at least 100x cheaper with no monthly commitment.
I think OP would have mentioned that if their goal was to have an honest discussion.
Honestly, reading the Bible helped me in ways I never anticipated. Books like Esther are master classes in how to interact with people.