skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
From the abstract

Finally, using only 37M publicly available real and synthetic images, we train a 1.16 billion parameter sparse transformer with only $1,890 economical cost and achieve a 12.7 FID in zero-shot generation on the COCO dataset. Notably, our model achieves competitive FID and high-quality generations while incurring 118× lower cost than stable diffusion models and 14× lower cost than the current state-of-the-art approach that costs $28,400.

Figure 1

Qualitative evaluation of the image generation capabilities of our model (512×512 image resolution). Our model is trained in 2.6 days on a single 8×H100 machine (amounting to only $1,890 in GPU cost) without any proprietary or billion image dataset.

End of intro under the key contributions bullet points

- Using a micro-budget of only $1,890, we train a 1.16 billion parameter sparse diffusion transformer on 37M images and a 75% masking ratio that achieves a 12.7 FID in zero-shot generation on the COCO dataset. The wall-clock time of our training is only 2.6 days on a single 8×H100 GPU machine, 14× lower than the current state-of-the-art approach that would take 37.6 training days ($28,400 GPU cost).

I'm just saying, the authors are not trying to hide this point. They are making it abundantly clear.

I should also mention that this is the most straightforward way to discuss pricing. It is going to be much more difficult if they do comparisons including the costs of the machines as then there needs to be an amortization cost baked in and that's going to have to include costs of electricity, supporting hardware, networking, how long the hardware is used for, at what percentage utility the hardware is, costs of employees to maintain, and all that fun stuff. Which... you can estimate by... GPU rental costs... Since they are in fact baking those numbers in. They explain their numbers in the appendix under Table 5. It is estimated at $3.75/H100/hr.

Btw, they also state a conversion to A100s
It’s used very heavily for system functionality, such as with the onscreen keyboard. Not so often with the games.

It’s an expensive component and they brought it back for free he second gen so they must think it’s worth it
Though I never used a Pre, I got to use webOS on an HP Touchpad. In many ways, I still think it’s better than what we currently have and wish it had won out instead of the iOS and Android.
And there are pressures other than competition, and some people just want to do a particularly job just because it's their job.
Thanks for this. Really nice resource.
The Lumia was essentially a N9 ported from Linux to Windows. The N9 was the best phone I have ever owned. The UI was fantastic. In particular, the offline navigation application was incredible.

Nokia could have succeeded in the smartphone market. They had the 770 since late 2005. But they were a typical corporation, conservative and plagued by internal politics. Bringing Elop on board, with his Windows agenda, didn't help either.
This is so cool. I love this application of LLMs
I'm building something to bypass this entirely. As an IT Director I absolutely despise when I'm evaluating a SaaS product, and they don't have public pricing and my only option is to book a call.

This is annoying because:

1) I have to spend 2-3 calls with salespeople (intro, demo usually minimum) - huge waste of time. I've already evaluated your product and determined it fits my needs.

2) At the end of all of those meetings after a couple weeks (plus the time it takes to get the quote approved) the product could be completely out of my budget. For tools like PAM or vulnerability management the pricing is relatively arbitrary.

So, I started creating https://vendorscout.net when people who have previously received quoting can anonymously upload the pricing they received for so and so users/endpoints so that you can get on the site and look up relatively accurate pricing for the product. I'm still working on the MVP but if you are interested, I'd love some help.
What are reasons to use a certificate for an IP? Why wouldn't you use a name?

Someone already mentioned that it's needed for Discovery of Designated Resolvers (DDR) for DNS-over-HTTPS. Anything else?
It's hard to take someone seriously when they overexaggerate like that. Windows phone was never butter or margarine smooth.
They may be supply constrained as well. Only one of the 3 Falcon launch pads can support Falcon Heavy and it must be reconfigured to go between regular and Falcon launches so each Heavy launch restricts Falcon launches for a week or two on either side. The second launch site at Vandenberg is being built right now and will support both regular and Heavy launches as well. For every other launch company reserving a launch site for a month for one launch wouldn't be a problem but for SpaceX that will prevent scheduling of 4-6 other Falcon launches.

SpaceX might be pricing Heavy launches high enough to dampen demand until they can support more launches.
I still miss Google Reader.
Not sure, it caught me by surprise as well
It is, but I've used that with macOS ChromeOS too.
Am I being trolled? Scale it up a trillion times and you still have nothing, not even compared to the current hourly production.
This is great - I haven't looked at the documentation yet but do you support soft body simulation?
I rented Eraserhead and watched with some friends in college. I loved it, and so did the other Lynch fan. The other two, well, the first words spoken over the credits were “What the actual fuck was that?” Let’s just say it’s a divisive film.
Heard positive things about Caddy before, do you know if it works with ip adresses as well?
svn is perfectly fine and intuitive as long as you never want to branch and merge
this is the most sophisticated workflow i've seen, but if it works that's great, if not what else do you wish for sometimes would be there but is not?
Just watched the mother's interview where she presented an independently conducted investigation report on Tucker's show. Doesn't appear remotely close to a suicide.

Guy was hit in the head while brushing his teeth, sat in a sitting position and shot from above. Wonder how they can get to so many peeps in positions of authority. Coroner, local PD, attorneys were all compromised.
I agree that in general usage-based pricing makes the most sense (particularly as that is a good proxy for measuring how much "value" someone is getting from it), my biggest complaint was that the way they were trying to measure it was dumb and very outdated. It really only made sense in a world where everyone was still running on physical servers or VMs. I would certainly concede that pricing is a very hard problem for a product like this, but whatever pricing they come up with should at least map onto the system it's being used in. Basing it off of number of pages of PDFs generated might would make sense, but they insisted on knowing how many CPU cores I would be allocating (which makes little sense when it's deployed as a highly elastic lambda function!)
Israel was and still is fully justified to go to war against Hamas. You're the one who's dodging moral questions. You also fail to present any reasonable argument, only the usual sentiments and hand-waving. That's because you're unable to state any realistic path that the Prime Minister of Israel could have taken other than the one he took. That's exactly my point.

Do you think Palestine has a future under a Hamas government? If you do, you're supporting Hamas. If you don't, you need to come up with a plan to oust Hamas. Sadly, any realistic option would involve high collateral damage because Gaza is a densely populated area and the Al Aqsa brigades were comprised of about 40k prepared fighters with extensive tunnel systems.

I'm tired of hearing terrorist apologists coming up with vague "in between" replies that ultimately fall into one of the categories I've mentioned. If you can't even state how you would have dealt with the October 7 attacks, you should shut up.
Let us comment on the commit messages and create a better UI for editing messages for teams that take git history seriously, please. Are there no linux kernel devs at msft who can make this happen?
"For free" and "collaboration", right. Just like my employer gives me lots of stock options "for free" every quarter, it just happens to be the case that I also do a lot of programming for them every day, "for free", as a form of "collaboration".

Oh, you are saying it's a mutual deal I'm having with my employer, they get sth out of it and I also do? You don't say..
You can look at funding to see who will benefit most from regulatory capture, a phenomenon that raises the cost of entry into a market. Obviously the most well-funded participants will have the greatest motivation to increase barrier to entry.

If anything, a well-funded company with a bad product is more likely to engage in regulatory capture because it limits their risk of exposure to a new entrant with a good product.
I’d extend that to sales calls where they try to get you to bend your requirements to fit the mis-aligned product.
https://skip.tools/ Swift can be!

Saw this the other day and looks interesting
Well for all the whinging about how biased-to-the-left universities are, it sure seems ironic that the only colleges that explicitly banning attendance over different opinions are colleges on the right.

If somebody complains persistently about all the times the "woke" is unfair but conveniently forgets to mention a single time conservatives are unfair then I can only presume either they are not very educated about the facts of our world, or intentionally misrepresenting the facts of our world.
I love that SpaceX does that, because it proves once and for all that the sales tactic of "we need to know the details of your use case" is a lie. Some B2B software application is less complicated than launching things into space, so if SpaceX can provide pricing anyone can. They simply choose not to because they're hoping to waste your time and get you to succumb to the sunk cost fallacy.
Only in some diplomatic contexts.

https://www.cia.gov/the-world-factbook/countries/taiwan/
It might be somewhat prohibitive to print the model weights for any sufficiently large model, though.
Even if shoppifting tripled it would be minuscule in the overall scheme of things. Groceries pay 2 dollars per dozen eggs to farmers and have to toss out them out every few days, wastage-wise it’s basically a blip
Microsoft has rebranded Microsoft 365 (Office) to Microsoft 365 CoPilot
Seconded jujutsu. It's 100% git-compatible and one of those rare birds that is both more powerful and simpler to use in practice due to rethinking some of the core ideas.
Even recent kings have this grand education from the best of the best if not from actual geniuses, examples abound like Alexander the great and Aristotle, and usually there’s other examples in wikipedia articles for most recent kings, even without tutoring here’s a list of books that could have been used to educate royalty in less ancient times than this case but of course maybe a book wont teach craftsmanship
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mirrors_for_princes

The elite/aristocracy of these old ages was at the top for reasons that make some sort of sense even though it could be violent it would be perhaps not completely uncorrelated with ability, if a prince is born into it they’d sometimes get taught multiple languages, music, poetry, on top of the reasonable politics and warfare, strategy etc. As for craftsmanship that is a good question since it’s working with ones hands but with the examples here so far it would make sense if they could just get instructed by the best craftsmen as well to learn that too of course this is maybe too far backwards and another continent to extrapolate
Dissecting the ESM3 Model Architecture
It's not about what they "think audience want" it's about what film directors know works for visual storytelling as opposed to written storytelling.
Once you move the slider on this site to Ent-1, you get a price, but you still get "Let's book a call".

Why?
neato! Curious where you're sourcing the raw feed from. Wire service (AP, Reuters, AFP)? Google news? "the wikipedia current events page"? Something else?

As in every other engineering endeavor, the raw data you start off with has a lot to do with what you end up with, no matter what transforms happen. :)
Some implementations might round up to encourage reuse:

* memory-checking allocators never do.

* purely-size-based allocators always do.

* extent-based allocators try to, but this easily fails if you're doing two interleaving allocations.

* the mmap fallback does only if allowing the kernel to choose addresses rather than keeping virtual addresses together, unless you happen to be on a kernel that allows not leaving a hole

Given that there's approximately zero overhead to do it right, just do it right (you don't need to store capacity, just compute it deterministically from the size).
Hey what are some good stock picks, since you’re so good at predicting the future?

In a few years nobody will think about this at all and the protesters will be throwing soup at paintings or glueing themselves to roads over whatever the next trendy cause du jour is.
Show HN: OSS online video downloader for various scoial media platforms
Hi there,
I'm a freelance software developer who started that project some time ago.

I like to download videos from social media platforms like X (f.k.a Twitter) or Instagram.
To do so, one normally visits one of the many download service websites, which are often broken, slow or full of ads.

So I decided to develop Squidlr, a website that allows you to comfortable download any video from social media sites. Fast, reliable and without any ads. And open source: https://github.com/rgueldenpfennig/Squidlr

Currently I support:

Twitter / X

Instagram

Facebook

TikTok

LinkedIn

In my free time I try to implement the support of additional video platforms.

Hope you may find it useful and enjoy!
If our police departments and jails were disbanded and torn down, would that constitute an improvement or a worsening of our society in your opinion?
I know it's not going to be popular, but to cover the cost of running ChatGPT on that many articles, I made it a part of a premium subscription: https://www.newsminimalist.com/premium#rss
Learn Yjs Interactively
Well yeah, that's because there are only two sexes.
It's hard to form a good opinion of a language if the knowledge of it is shallow, which I'm inclined to believe based on using 100 languages. More interesting is why the author decide to use a particular language for each problem.
Yes, about 2m longer. Also some modifications to the heat shield, including testing new types of heat shield tiles. Also non-structural versions of new catch pins to see how they perform on reentry

Edit: also, they are reflying one of the raptor engines that was on the previous flight (Engine 314, because pi).
>If they were a puppet of the U.S. like you say, they wouldn't have been investing in and dependent on Russia in the first place

A poodle doesnt always behave. When it is slapped though, it falls into line.

>The Germans are in the situation they're in because they did not take U.S. advice

...and the US responded by destroying the poodle's energy infrastructure. Biden threatened to end it and it ended.

You think the poodle ought to be better behaved. I get what you're trying to say, dont worry. You have the same attitude Russians do towards Belarus when it "mis steps".
Both you and GP, please aim higher for comments on HN.
Slugs on a Cube: An Interactive Animation
Tools like bolt.new from StackBlitz and Cursor have brought about a new way to prototype that has some distinct advantages over traditional tools like Figma.

This blog post gives 9 principles to guide what I'm calling "Generative Rapid Prototyping" (or GRiP).
> The audience of people that would get a Steam Deck and then emulate Switch games is so small that this is a no-issue for Nintendo

Given how Nintendo handled the situation with Ryujinx and Yuzu, they clearly thought it was an issue for them.
So many of you are yapping about how the performance is not good enough. Yet none of you are talking about how Shopify literally could not develop their mobile app without it. The 3 minutes to compile the app just to do a trivial change makes it near impossible for devs to be productive. Hot reloading is what got me hooked to react native, I literally cannot allow for my brain to rot waiting for minutes waiting for Xcode to compile for a simple border radius change.
> I will say something that’s potentially controversial, but — the problem with current times is the abundance of content.

FWIW, there's never not been an overabundance of content in the timeframe occupied by RSS, and RSS was created to allow one to aggregate the information one was specifically interested in in a standards-based way.

It sounds like you prefer "For You" algorithms, which is fine to the extent that you trust the filterer, and very convenient for a "sit back" consumption experience. The way that I enjoy some of that experience using RSS is by aggregating thoughtful aggregators like Kottke, MetaFilter, the Waxy.org linkblog, etc.
I think my point is perfectly clear, I'm not sure what trouble you have discerning my meaning and do feel free to ask any questions if so. Nobody else has expressed any shortcomings in understanding my point so I'm not sure what would need elaborating anyway.

Also, I'm glad for you that you know what you think. Thanks for sharing that!
The was an article here a while back about the production of propane from water and CO2 (via a catalyst and electricity). I think "renewable fossil fuels" are the only way we can handle the fluctuating production of renewable energy and get the density of fuel we need for storage, especially mobile storage like fuel for cars & lorries.
Related:

OpenAI whistleblower found dead in San Francisco apartment

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42412718

Family of OpenAI whistleblower Suchir Balaji demand FBI investigate death

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42535057
Youtube key stakeholders' KPIs improve as well the Youtube ad revenue. I don't understand what you're on about. (/s)
The coolest easiest to remember ip address I ever used was mimsy.cs.umd.edu: 128.8.128.8
We were using svn before Git and easy cloning (and then PRs) has solved a LOT of problems. There are definitely still some things left to improve, though.
I am not sure that you are arguing in good faith.

Click the first link from 1964, look up the dosage in rems. Then look up the lethality of that amount of radiation, noting that the effects of radiation are largely cumulative.

If you want to find something actually interesting in all of this, read this piece about this industry reaction.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/18633078/

Or, generally try to learn where the Polonium appears to come from in the process. That is super interesting and also covered in those google results.
Hey HN! I'm the developer at Jamsocket who made this. In case you're not familiar with Yjs, it's a CRDT library for building collaborative and local-first apps.

The thing is, if you're not used to working with distributed state there's definitely a learning curve. Even simple things like incrementing a counter — the "hello world" of JavaScript framework demos — get tricky when dealing with multiple clients. Worse, a lot of tutorials are just like "install this library and text editor integration and boom you have an app", which doesn't give you a good mental model for what's actually happening.

So we made Learn Yjs! It's an interactive Yjs tutorial. I wanted it to be really intuitive for people just getting their feet wet with local-first development, so there are lots of explorable demos and coding exercises. The idea is to use interactive examples to build an understanding from the ground up.

Hope you like it :)
and she would not be stroking her own cock if they had all died

How effing sick can you get just even thinking about doing this.

How about I shoot round her gaff and jab her with some venom to how she likes it

now that would be really cool

Frankenstein science
btop++ – C++ version/continuation of bashtop and bpytop
This dysfunction is much worse with hardware and unique to US/ Europe and almost non existent in China. In US, Europe, regularly to buy the simplest of sensors (which can cost < 100$), the price won’t be written and I need to fill a form with a bunch of details (why do you need to know my company industry?), and then schedule a call, just to buy the thing.

In Chinese websites you can just see the price at website, and they mention different prices for different volumes. And if I need something custom, I can contact them and they would build it.
> Its regulation has nothing to do with its cancer causing properties.

Only because that's so far down on the list of immediate issues it causes.
Most indie devs don't have time and money to optimize. They will make the game primarily for the biggest audience, and then make it somewhat playable for everyone else.

The closer Switch is to the Steam Deck, the more likely both will be targeted.
This is version 2 of Starship, with some upgrades, such as longer starship.

"Upgrades include a redesigned upper-stage propulsion system that can carry 25 per cent more propellant, along with slimmer, repositioned forward flaps to reduce exposure to heat during re-entry.

For the first time, Starship will deploy 10 Starlink simulators" [1].

https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/01/heres-what-nasa-would-...

[1] https://www.theaustralian.com.au/world/musks-starship-ready-...
I haven't found this to be true, and I've done some pretty large enterprise deals 100% over email.

People usually want a call because they don't know something, not 'just because.'
This was the impression I gathered as well. It seemed the authors had already decided this will revolutionize NN before it had even gone through review.

They have several other "We took the best of both worlds" type papers.
To me “minimalism” is just a poor excuse for bad design and aesthetic sense, like dressing all black or white to avoid color coordination. It’s easy, but totally devoid of personality and expression.
Open Zed's terminal and run aider there...

I have aider configured with mix of Anthropic and Deepseek models.

Zed's setting "working_directory": "current_project_directory",

Added some additional instruction for models and set it via local .aider.conf.yml

```
read: CONVENTIONS.md
```

I don't use Zed's Assistant Panel much.
My Personal Notes, Book Summaries and Papers
It's possible a large amount of people in the SF government are complicit in a coverup of a company-initiated murder. Or, alternatively, a grieving mother is an unreliable narrator and cherry-picking facts while being egged on by a sensationalist, anti-SF talking head.

I can't say for certain there's not more to this story. But I'd wait for more objective sources before I start to decide.
You probably leave it up to individual teams at the lowest reasonable level. Maybe there's a UI team that does a lot of whiteboard-based designing that chooses to be in the office certain days a week as a team. A different UI team prefers web-based design tooling so they agree to WFH. In some cases whole companies are fully onsite b/c of hardware requirements (e.g. Tesla) or fully remote (e.g. many smaller SaaS companies) based on what the company does.

I honestly don't know what the long-term solution is outside of a lot of variation and individual/team/company choice. Within a given company any change should probably be gradual (e.g. start only hiring in geographic areas around your offices if you eventually want to go full/mostly onsite, offer to pay relocation to people who move close to an office). Senior execs love knee-jerk, emotional decisions to impress shareholders though so I doubt it will work out that way.
I’ve noticed the app has gotten a lot slower and buggier on iOS in the last few years. Kind of wondered what they were writing it with.