skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You've fully misunderstood the concept don't you?

KDE and Gnome are desktop environments that runs on top of an OS, they themselves are categorically not OS, and they don't provide OS facilitates. They don't even directly talk to RAM or core hardware without an OS managing everything in the middle.

Android is all by itself an OS, it got everything an OS should have, scheduler/trap handling, runtime, system apis/syscalls all the good stuff. It's just happened that Android currently runs on top of Linux kernel, and it utilizes the kernel to provide some aforementioned facilitates, so yes you can say Android builds On Top of Linux, but that's not saying Android Is Linux, the sentences simply mean different things.
Completely different, it is not a content ban but a sanction against entire company Bytedance. Capcut was also removed, how is the video editing app influence public perception and steal US data?

China gave foreign internet applications a list of rules to comply. And these are doable rules, u may not want to do them, but they are doable. That is why Bing, iCloud, AWS, Microsoft office, Azure, Tesla's cars, some of hosts critical and sensitive Chinese data are operating fine in China, even used by governments and state-owned companies.

And Google and Meta are currently earning 10s of billions of dollars from Chinese advertisers. And google and Meta can offer any other services to China that is not regulated by online community services.

Chinese citizens can visit Google and Meta apps using VPN, Google and Meta can transact with Chinese companies. Chinese rules just target online community-based services with a list of doable rules.

Tiktok's original wish is to replicate China's rules for foreign online services in China in the US. So have US citizens do the data and code, implement whatever censorship regime US government wants, store US data on US servers. Allow US government official inside the company to review and oversee code, algorithm and data practices. Allow US government kill switch to turn off the app if they see anything. This is reciprocity of rules.

But US is not giving any technical, doable options for you to adhere to. It is giving two options: either we kill you, or we give you a knife so you can kill yourself. China gives foreign companies room to live, so your workers have jobs and income, your inventor keep their inventions and private assets. US gives the foreign company two options: either we kill you, or we give you a knife so you can kill yourself. Your workers are out of jobs, what was a comfortable livelihood gone, your inventor's invention is destroyed, you will not get what your invention is worth, your private assets are gone. Or we can take your invention away from you and you lose all control of your baby in the future. If you don't see the difference, I have no word for you.

China doesn't kill your companies. Take away the invention from the inventor, take away assets, IP, technology, branding from the inventor, forcing the inventor the giveaway the baby they invented and worked so hard on. China just don't want you say certain things within its borders, but everyone can live, have a job, get paid, bring food to the table. US just want to end your company, make everyone jobless, and you can't say what you want to say anyway because everything is gone.
What is the use-case here? What is a "chunk"? It looks like it's just an arbitrary group of files, where "more important" files get put at the end. Why is that useful for LLMs? Also, I see it can chunk based on token count but... what's a token? ChatGPT? Llama?

Note, I understand why code context is important for LLMs. I don't understand what this chunking is or how it helps me get better code context.
There are more than a million meme coins out there and you can have your own one in five minutes if you go to pump.fun. I guess it's to be expected that the current president, known for hawking bibles and trainers would try to get in on it.
But I’m not saying China are nice guys, I’m saying we’re now left with the same thing, just ran by the US government. You might think that’s a good thing. I don’t.

Personally I think all closed source social media should be outlawed and all algorithms used should be audited by a third party.
Concentrating power in the hands of the few is certainly a good way to get an oligarchy, which is what the "checks and balances" system of the US government is supposed to prevent. It's strange to see so many people wanting the president to have more authority and power, but I guess it's a response to Congress's reputation of being dysfunctional and refusing to compromise.
In regards to things our secret government agencies do, we are the same though (and secret police/courts/governmental organizations are very much anti-democratic in principle, so it says a lot that we have them in our "fundamentally different" US democracy)? Covertly manipulating opinions in foreign countries is very much spy agency territory IMO. Seems like they should be running bot farms as well if they are effective.
You'd be surprised how complex a typical memcpy implementation can get to eke out all the performance out of a platform for all the possible scenarios. And while I agree it might not be considered an algorithm in the strictest sense, in response to OP's question, I think memcpy is an apt comparison.
You mean like the DPDPA [1]?

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Digital_Personal_Data_Protecti...
I wish they would have chosen a better name. Honestly if I have to install a Git server one day I’m gonna install Gitea, not a tool I can’t even pronounce.

Names are important, this is why I also don’t use DuckDuckGo.

The reasons for forking from Gitea were also a bit weak in my opinion.
People seem to forget US focuses a lot on Americentrism. That didn't really change much with Tiktok and its alforithm is giving users more of what it determines to be interesting. I wouldn't be surprised if less than half the american users knew Bytedance was a chinese company before all these ban talks got off the ground.
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don't like seeing apps delivered exclusively via stores that can implement these daft bans, ecosystem taxes etc.

also ignore people yapping about China being such a huge adversary when the 2 countries do close to a trillion USD yearly in trade, it's all lip service to get their competition killed unfairly so they don't have to innovate or an attempt to scare the govt/some LPs into funding their most often useless faux-nationalist bullshit without oversight.
None of those problems are unsolvable. The basic idea is: your terminal and script can get two different outputs. Git can already do that with colours, so it can also use more verbose for basic commands.

The other part is - scripts can use longer options while the console commands should be optimised for typing.

This has nothing to do with understanding the model or model itself. Complex things can have good interfaces - those just require good interface design and git did not get much of that.
Neither is required to be true. Rather, this reads as a person who genuinely hopes for you to understand what they are attempting to teach you. Often times, technical documentation is written because the author desires to sound smart, not actually help you achieve whatever the topic at hand may be.
It was inevitable. Human affairs outside brief chaotic periods are typically regulated in terms of 'legitimate' authorities. The presice constitution of such authority has changed over the aeons (bloodlines, theology etc) but in the modern world has settled on the nation-state. Everything, from the exercise of power, to the financial system and granting licenses to operate is granted by the state.

In retrospect what is surprising is how long it took for such a disruptive new technology to register with existing power structures (at least explicitly).
At least I don't think there are aliens connected...
US is the only state that pretends to champion absolute freedom of speech, to the point of citing violations of it when imposing sanctions on other nations.
Two reasons:

1. its preferable to a proprietary alternative.
2. its an open standard so there are alternative implementations
3. Very few people need the high performance alternative.

It might not be ideal, but what is the better alternative.
Hard to tell if the sanctions are targeted at the population or at the military industrial complex of Russia. I am not an expert in these matters.
America is also an incredibly diverse and rich country.
I recently experienced a similar situation on a client's small ecommerce site.
After struggling for 4 days to find the cause of a strange excessive server load every afternoon, I discovered that a Woocommerce site was being hammered by several bots at the same time : AHrefs, Bitespider, MJ12Bot, SemrushBot, Claude, GPT, ...
I set up a proper robots.txt file (the content doesn't change frequently, so indexing it every day doesn't make sense), but also set up proper rules in .htaccess to block all these user-agents.
I also banned 20 or more of the IP addresses of these bots.
The next step is to set up fail2ban to automatically ban them when they change IP or add additional IP addresses.
https://hledger.org/

hledger - a plain text accounting tool
> but the same arguments also apply to Instagram/Twitter/Whatever

...well most of those service are banned in China.
People who have a grab bag will have some cash in it today.
i guess I shouldn’t be surprised that many of us have approached this in different ways. it’s neat to see already multiple replies of the sort I’m going to make too, which is to share the approach I’ve been taking, which is to concatenate or to “summarize” the code, with particular attention on dependency resolution.

[chimeracat](https://github.com/scottvr/chimeracat)

It took the shape that it has because it started as a tool to concatenate a library i had been working on into a single ipynb file so that I didn’t need to install the library on the remote colab, thus the dependency graph was born (as was the ascii graph plotter ‘phart’ that it uses) and then as I realized this could be useful to share code with an LLM, started adding the summarization capabilities, and in some sort of meta-recursive-irony, worked with Claude to do so. :-)

I’ve put a collection of ancillary tools I use to aid in the pairing with LLM process up at https://github.com/scottvr/LLMental
Added some benchmarking to show how fast it is:

Here is a benchmark comparing it to [Repomix][1] serializing the Next.js project:

time yek
Executed in 5.19 secs fish external
usr time 2.85 secs 54.00 micros 2.85 secs
sys time 6.31 secs 629.00 micros 6.31 secs

time repomix
Executed in 22.24 mins fish external
usr time 21.99 mins 0.18 millis 21.99 mins
sys time 0.23 mins 1.72 millis 0.23 mins

yek is 230x faster than repomix

[1] https://github.com/jxnl/repomix
The lithium isn’t consumed.
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and thought "Oh, Noooo";-)
Would you be kind to share your script? Thanks!
https://hn.algolia.com/?query=matrix%20by%3Abenatkin&sort=by...
MicroPie is an ultra-lightweight Python web framework
The side of the planet 2000 years ago was the same as today. The population today is a thousand times larger.
I would bet only a tiny minority here are working for big tech.
This tactic is so common that its no longer effective. It is water off a ducks back.

I think that a lot of people see their own flaws in others, they assume that everyone else has the same perspective or is damaged.

There is little point to putting thought into a responses because of how twisted their view is.

Others can try, I work on more productive things.
That's a weak reason and you know it.
They did a really great job updating the graphics in a way that (in my personal opinion) makes them look more appealing than the original, but still makes them look like a classic videogame.
Israel is the only Jewish state globally, and its efforts to counter Iran-backed proxy groups have contributed to broader regional and global security. While there are some Jewish groups that dissent, they represent a minority. The majority of Americans, Israelis, and Jewish communities support Israel's actions against Hamas, Hezbollah, and other Iranian proxies.
Does this have a CI/CD solution? I don't see anything from skimming the user docs.
Perhaps they were in the process of evacuating and they wanted to gather their valuables to protect from looters?
I enjoy the NCOT Youtube channel. Always a great watch and learn.
There are only five pages of repositories there, so it's no surprise it responds quickly. We've been running gitea for several years, and when you put enough data into it (repositories, issues, comments, etc) it doesn't feel as fast anymore, although most pages still render within 500 ms. For example, opening large-ish issues can stall the server for a second or two (it reports rendering time in the footer, so I'm sure it's the server).
You seem to operate solely in terms of propaganda: iranian, russian, israeli. The inability to see beyond a few narratives and denying agency to other people make it impossible to have a conversation

It's like talking to a finite state machine that emits duckspeak
They must've had banks. I don't think you can have organised society without some form of banks.
It's not a small percentage. The moment you OCR a book, you'll end up with hundreds to thousands of errors.
the state as such consists of many entities, all these entities are not all pulling into the same direction.
Do you have children or is that some theoretical posturing (bullshit)? I have two adult children that are doing just fine.
Sure, they don't like the idea of china influencing the youth but more importantly it's making Israel look bad.
> I only have a handful of family users but I could still benefit from the additional vulnerability proofing of Rust

Is the Rust version reducing vulnerabilities? It looks like the main reason for the Rust version is reduced CPU use, and Python does not suffer from the memory safety issues that C and C++ have.
token counting is done by crate that I'm using. I agree that not all LLMs use the same tokenizer but they are mostly similar.

Chunking is useful because in chat mode you can feed more than context max size if you feed in multiple USER messages

LLMs pay more attention to the last part of conversation/message. This is why sorting is very important. Your last sentence in a very long prompt is much more important the first.

Use case: I use this to run an "AI Loop" with Deepseek to fix bugs or implement features. The loop steers the LLM by not letting it go stray in various rabbit holes. Every prompt reiterates what the objective is. By loop I mean: Serialize repo, run test, feed test failure and repo to LLM, get a diff, apply the diff and repeat until the objective is achieved.
Malloc can indeed be implemented in a handful of bytes, but that's nog going to perform well.

Doing malloc well is actually quite a bit of work. You need to group allocations by size, manage alignment, request and release pages from the OS/browser implement reallocate, etc. A typical malloc implementation is actually a combination of several different allocation strategies.
I think EU will not ban these platforms but mired them down with never ending stream of lawsuits, and eventually force a withdrawal - similar to how some US companies don't serve EU due to GDPR etc. A proper firewall should create the space for domestic services to re-emerge - and yes, we have a chance that these could be democratic from ground up. Lets hope so.
My point is that whether or not TikTok is a “free speech platform” has nothing to do with the application 1st Amendment, it was about the offered argument, not the conclusion.

OTOH, it wouldn't be the first time all three branches got the First Amendment wrong (one of the most popular 1A mantras — the one about fire in a crowded theater — came from dicta in what is now widely recognized as one such instance.)
It may be a "bastion of democracy" but that says nothing about how it interferes with other countries. Democracy is only for citizens anyway.
How often does something like this happen? In that scenario there are a number of options though, one of which is just putting a banner on accounts that are impacted.
I guess it’s a company cultural thing. In one past company, the SECURITY guys were the ones to do this to us teach us a lesson.but rather than a panic screen, it was porn.

To this day a few milliseconds before I stand up I wiggle my mouse to lock the screen. Muscle memory because lessons were learned
That's why I wrote direct DOM access above. Sure, we can load extra JS in an addition to WASM and and funnel everything through JS. Some say, it does not matter.

I think it does, but it is hard to track the initiatives that tackle this. That's why I'm asking.
Xmonad, though most people have moved on to other window managers at this point.
The CCP flat out bans most western countries from even operating, and has absolutely kidnapped businesspeople (and normal civilians).
Hi, what makes your SEO "world class"?
Nice, I saw the post on elixir forums the other week. Do you compile elixir straight to js or do you deal with beam as intermediate? I was doing a thing that compiled beam into wasm and it was working great without having to dive into the whole syntax.
Marc Andressen: How Democrats Drove Silicon Valley into Trump's Arms
Microsoft is getting ready to replace Azure DevOps with GitHub.
Its impossible to read on firefox/android but would be interesting to learn more about how they organize the division of labor between server and client. As in: the principles, not necessarily the implementation.
Who’s in charge of thought control now?
This can be a piece of your own AI automation. Every task has a different need so being able to program your own AI automation is great for programmers. Any text based document works with this tool. It's rather simple, just stitching fils together with a dash of priority sorting
This is not just special interests. It's also a Blueprint for future internet censorship in the US, so the government likes it too
I think the only reason Red Hat’s model works for them is that Linux distributions are obviously massive sprawling complex things, and maintaining LTS distros which you then sell support for is an incredibly complex and valuable thing that no intermediary can plausibly claim they can do. Even if the underlying code happens to be FOSS.

Matrix servers (and web servers and mail servers etc) are not as complex - and if anything you want incentives to make them less complex, not more. And the better job you do of making them easy to admin and support (ie the more scalable and stable they are), the less reason there is to pay the upstream for support but some system integrator instead.
The law quite clearly says it is the president's call. It is a new presidential power.

https://www.congress.gov/bill/118th-congress/house-bill/7521...
> This serves only to enrich our American tech monopolies

I suspect many people see that as a worthy cause. They may not understand what it implies, but dammit, they don’t want none of that foreign spyware.
It's a free world. If people want to go on Facebook (monthly active users 3bn) rather than the Irish Examiner (circulation 23,387) they can do so or visa versa.
At the same time, a new hire could actually be a pentester, investigator, or corporate espionage actor. I know people who’s job this was to take over employee computers while the target went to lunch
I find the timing...interesting.
they are currently developing Forgejo Actions[0], or you can use the existing Woodpecker[1]

[0] https://forgejo.org/docs/next/user/actions/

[1] https://woodpecker-ci.org/docs/administration/forges/forgejo
>The US government is motivated to have their citizens content and productive.

meanwhile, we're

- pretending that inflation has landed and is not being resisted by the Feds

- deregulating all the anti-trust accomplishments we made over the years to drive up prices

- pantomiming at best the idea of affordable housing as housing prices surge

- increasing homelessness and unemployment nationwide Something the modern job market does not help with as more job postings than not are fake to hire non-americans (or no one at all).

- deporting immigrants while Trump likely grants even more H1B-s to billionares,

- starting multiple trade wars because Trump is showing the definition of insanity by imposing tariffs again. When last time we lost thousands of jobs and billions of dollars over it.

But yes, banning the chinese app that actually gave some income to young american citizens suffering the worst from the above was done in a snap, relatively speaking. I'm ambivalent on the actual ban, but I can't blame american tiktok users being absolutely fervent with the bald-face hypocrisy going on.
Bambu Lab Authorization Control System
It‘s spreading cancer.
It’s clearly a self hosted GitHub alternative and that’s IMO the way to talk about it. And per other comments, it’s obviously this once you start using it - it’s basically the GitHub interface and it’s great that it is - it’s very familiar and easy to use
If you're going to be ridiculous why stop there? Why not say the OP is implying all electronics should be banned?

Or are you arguing that no operating system can exist without tracking and sharing all of this data?
> Names are important, this is why I also don’t use DuckDuckGo.

You won't use DuckDuckGo because of the name? DuckDuckGo is so tricky to write on mobile that I copy pasted from your comment, but that doesn't stop me from using it. For me, googlability of names is important, but otherwise I don't care.

I'm really curious about your reasoning. Does it offend your aesthetic sensibilities? Do you think people who would choose such a name can't be trusted with search? Or something else entirely?
> Partial seeding of labels, e.g. selecting portions of the incomplete model and artificially limiting the available labels in that area, without collapsing it.

I've done that in my toy WFC to let it generate an output which matches[0] the colours and transparency of a supplied PNG. Handy for generating text / shaped output. Does a pre-pass which only keeps the best N match options for the colour in that cell.

[0] As best it can - my input tileset only really has green, light green, slightly less green, a bit reddy-green, fractionally blue-green, ...
I think they don't.
I can handle these 3 changes but if they take it any further it's going the way of jira..
Zulip is excellent for geeks. I don't think it's for the broad public. We use it in our company with great success, but our marketing people still have not understood how topics are used (both by their own comments and by the evidence I see regularly).
Can't just dismiss his 17 films as a grift. Even accepting all the valid criticisms where he misled audiences, his shockumentaries did try to educate, somewhat, but also stretched facts and went for a personalized narrative, Michael-Moore-style. He did leave a legacy of nearly single-handedly reviving documentary as a film genre relevant to nutrition, one that mainstream audiences would watch.

His sequel "Super Size Me 2: Holy Chicken!" (2017) had fewer distortions and was pretty watchable and educational. Here's a review from
https://www.agdaily.com/livestock/poultry/super-size-me-2-mo...
which among other things covered in depth: "Many food labels, such as organic, natural, non-GMO, gluten-free, no added hormones, free range, green, artisan, antibiotic-free, are indeed quite misleading" and how those branding terms are misused in marketing to restaurant customers. I haven't seen any industry criticism of the segment with the two branding consultants.

As to the legacy of "Super Size Me", here's a review by an ag evangelist:
https://www.eater.com/24173039/morgan-spurlock-legacy-super-...
I imagine software archaeologists of the future will use this prominently to explain why developers have been replaced with AI. /s