skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is unrelated but you just did a wonderful job of explaining why I love history so much. There’s something so exciting (to me) about deeply researching an event, going to where it happened and seeing the land (or library) come alive with images of the past.

Good writing!
What do you work on that avoids oop code bases?
It does not, it converts just the blog posts and pages to help you get started on a conversion. It gives you the smol theme by default and the page that gives you access to the downloads gives additional information for finding themes at https://themes.gohugo.io/
Shut up TREASONer! To bring efficiency we must burn everything to the ground and rehire whomever will work unpaid overtime and very low wage. They all happen to be of chinese, russian, and north korean descent, but that just means we are winning at the deal... ART .. OF ..THE .. DEAL
/s

Really though, competence would create the new "efficient" thing, hire best of the best and get it running before tearing down important security, this is business-leader level incompetence being attempted at global super power scale, we are going to need a new word for businessjerks breaking things they should have never been able to touch
From my experience BugCrowd attempts everything to tarpit and delay reports from reaching the actual company. From company perspective this reduces cost (less bounties paid out and less reports to screen by their own staff) while at the same time having plausible deniability for legal reasons.
I mostly agree but the DeepSeek LLM I think is separate from their quant finance operations. It's open source and not particularly finance focused.
> What does it mean to be "operating an electronic market"?

Ask Ross Ulbricht

> Are you under the impression [...] That the drugs passed through his hands?

They never said that, and it doesn't have to for being partially responsible. The Pirate Bay didn't host any copyrighted material, but the founders "were found guilty in the Pirate Bay trial in Sweden for assisting in copyright infringement and were sentenced to serve one year in prison and pay a fine." Hosting the website where the issue is rampant is sufficient; no infringing material (drugs or movies) have to pass through your hands

But I think we might be in agreement here since you said above that Ross had some responsibility. I also don't think it's the same as handing out the drugs yourself
They're accepting your definition of censorship to highlight how fucking stupid it is. Is Hacker News a censorship haven because I flagged the "How to have Sex with Cars" post uploaded yesterday? Am I a tyrant for trying to oppress that poor user's voice? No. I'm upholding the guidelines of a privately owned and moderated community.

"Censorship is censorship is censorship" is the sort of defense you'd rely on if you were caught selling guns and kiddie porn on the internet. It's not the sort of defense OpenAI needs to use though, because they have a semblance of self-preservation instinct and would rather not let ChatGPT say something capable of pissing off the IMF or ADL. Call that "censorship" all you want - it's like canvassing for your right to yell 'fire!' in a movie theater.
> 186M user's records. Not 186M User records.

Please excuse my french: They were not "user's records". They were "hospital"s record". /s
Even then nothing will get better.

How much can you give in relation to Kelcy Warren? Or Diane Hendricks? Or Linda McMahon?

And that's before we even get to Bezos or Musk.
That's a terrible idea for a group which is trying to prevent ships getting into trouble to begin with. Measuring the rescues would be a here incentive that would get more people in dangerous situations.
Well put. It seems to me that too few realise this.
How could it be? It made the number go up for the right people.

And since that number is literally all that the right people can comprehend, it's the most important measure of a society's condition.
Three of the individuals standing behind the president at inauguration have more wealth than the bottom 50% of people [1].

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vHH-KI2yk8s
If I had fuck you money I wouldn’t care. Elon sounds many times worse than my ADHD mind but there are many folks who would pay to hear him speak.
This is the start so yes at the current state, we aren't offering much, if you check the GitHub repo, we don't directly use Transformers.js but have forked their code to ts and removed things that caused build issues in some frameworks like next, etc due to node modules.

We are adding features like RAG and observability integrations so people can use these llms to perform more complicated tasks!
That looks like a different use case.

The Snowflake-for-health is more about opening EHR data for operational use by providers and facilities.

Versus being locked into respective EHR platforms.

If Oracle provided a compelling data suite (a la MS) within their own cloud ecosystem, they'd have less reason to restrict it at the EHR level (as they'd have lock-in at the platform level), which would help them compete against Epic (who can't pivot to openness in the same way, without risking their primary product).
Thanks for the kind words, Simon! I think you probably just got used to the quirks :-). The worst ones are around pasting, which is mostly IntelliJ complicating things for parinfer by making a lot of whitespace changes in order to format the code, in addition to pasting it. But there's also all these: https://github.com/cursive-ide/cursive/issues/2945. I'm planning to do a round of parinfer fixes soon though. It's so complicated that I can't hold it in my head for long, so I have to load it into my brain cache and then do a batch of fixes at a time.
You can make the weak argument all you want, it is still a weak argument. I get it, you think there is no such thing as an original thought therefore mass scale plagiarism (even for profit) is all cool and fine, like a technical loophole or something. Just like the music AI will create, the end result will be that nobody will want to listen to you.

Good for you. Enjoy your AI generated art. By yourself. You've missed the whole point of art.
Can you hit it now?
So I can look at my logs from today. It deletes logs from 2 days ago.

I am guessing you are in Poland and it sends "pl" somehow as a language code but I am not sure why it looks in the config under that path. With logs, I can see a stack trace!
Isn't McConnell v FEC the SCOTUS ruling that upheld McCain-Feingold? The Act that Citizens overturned?

To my understanding, this had zero effect on lobbying rules. Just campaign finance, namely, donations to candidates and donations to messaging operations.
<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dog_whistle_(politics)>

<https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disrespect>
Microsoft and OpenAI spar with Elon Musk over $500B Stargate project
Haha, we are thinking of 2. It makes sense, but I would love for you to check it out!
It doesn't rotate. Also it looks like if you use the contactless method built into the actual card it doesn't use a different number.
I expect SBF will be out soonish. He's exactly the sort of white collar crook that Trump would pardon.
I love cosine.space - great discovery engine.
> I understand you have an advertising quota to fill

This is a ridiculous statement and you are intentionally engaging in bad faith. There's no need for this in response to people genuinely trying to answer your questions. Be better
Probably he made a typo and meant react-query.
You're reading it all wrong.

Like Atwood, I understand my good fortune in life and I am ever grateful and humbled that I have achieved what I have starting from a 1 bedroom apartment where my entire family slept in one room.

Like Atwood, I want an America where the path of upward mobility and opportunity is available to all and not so blatantly biased towards the privileged and those that are already well-off.

I'm not concerned so much for myself, but for the two lives I've brought into this world and for the lives of the millions of Americans and immigrants that did not have my good fortune (and I'd say much of my own current status is a result of luck and opportune moments in life).

Like Atwood, I worry that we no longer have the will to create and pass legislation that benefits the masses at the expense of the few because those few now control so much of the channels over which our discourse flows (Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, Fox News, et al).

Atwood's solution and approach is to use his accumulated fortune to donate to organizations that seek to help other fellow Americans. Ostensibly, that's what good policy and taxation should solve instead.
This is cool, but something tells me the t/sec rate compared to native is still wildly off-base. How much less optimized is WebGPU compared to the current OpenCL/CUDA implementations?
In America? Not for a while.
They don’t have any EMI shielding? I use an aluminum pedal box, cut holes, and screen them with fine steel mesh. The XLR terminal grounds the mic, cable, and transformer together. These should have such a low noise floor they can pick up LF signals like train tracks and subwoofers rumbling off in the distance.
Knowing what inflated security researcher egos usually are I wouldn't hold my breath to find out the truth here.
I wonder if a kitty or puppy of diabetes inducing cuteness would have the same effect.
Alas, not having had the time to fully read yet, but starting at the "Axiom rule" part, a strong feeling starts popping up that this is Lean, but with mathy symbols.

I don't know if the intuition will hold on further reading, but there was a strong "I've seen you in a different trench coat" feeling.
Can this program do more than just observe and trace what happens?

Can one use it to set up some rule to suppress some of the syscalls sent to a specific process? Or alter them by some logic on the go?
Your user agent has different, more reliable ways of informing you of this.
The first section on the homepage doesn’t give me a good sense of what the application does. The references to Wireshark suggest it has something to do with network traffic but that doesn’t seem to be the case. It also talks about cloud but nothing seems to be cloud-specific?
Fair point. But it's not a pipe dream. I've already registered the domain name, stood up the VPC for the new site, configured DNS, installed Apache httpd, and configured the base VirtualHost. So progress is happening. All that's left is installing a blog engine (probably Roller), creating the landing page content for the static part, and create a cert using let's encrypt.

But again, your point is valid. Probably I need to set a "drop dead" date and tell myself "if this new site isn't up by Jan 31 (or whatever), then I'm killing FB anyway".
While we're complaining about entirely tangential and inconsequential papercuts, I resent the 5 seconds it takes me to install bbedit and git on Mac.

Upvotes, please? I said software was bad - I expect to be showered with praise for my taste and quality of opinion.
A combination of ego (luck had no part in my previous success) and over reliance on a limited historical sample (last time everyone said I was wrong too, and I was right).

But even the smartest people still get it wrong on occasion.
Don't need regulatory capture to stop the small fries when the cost of entry is so high. Only ginormous entities can even realistically play in that game right now.

Think about it, where are you gonna get 10000 H100s?

Best you or I can hope for is to fine tune the models the big guys make "open source". None of which will be as serviceable as their closed models.
Technically multiple bombs explode here and there. Here's how:

* Family bought 1 house (assets), big mortgage (cause it's expensive), live until retirement

* Parents sell the house (lost the assets) to either a wealthier family or investors to downgrade

* Parents potentially share the proceeding to the kids to support their Housing endeavor but Kids will be forced to buy something smaller (usually Condos) because detached is expensive and kids wage just starting from the bottom of the paygrade.

Long-term, middle class will erode.
whats the greater point?
Show HN: Search publications that cite all your submitted ones
from coingeek:

U.S. Attorney for the District of Maryland Robert Hur has filed a motion to dismiss the pending charges filed against Ross Ulbricht

Last week, Hur sought “to dismiss with prejudice the indictment and superseding indictment” pending against Ulbricht

in the motion that he filed, which is linked above, the reason he provides is that ross had already been sentenced and all his appeals had been denied. the motion never mentions lack of evidence or the corrupt investigators. this isnt mentioned in the freeross page

https://freeross.org/false-allegations/

the idea that chat logs were forged or that someone else was using his account are plausible but just barely. its much more plausible that a powerful drug lord ordered hits. its practically unavoidable in the course of running a large, high volume illegal drug operation. its routine. and the feds didnt need a murder charge to screw him, not even a little bit. i havent seen enough evidence to dismiss either camp but i think it should go to trial so the public can see all the evidence and the matter can be settled. there certainly is grounds for further investigation.
So the mom-and-pop donut shop on the corner always optimizes for profits? The local donut shop?

Most companies do not actually optimize for profit. If they did they'd stop whatever it is they are currently doing and switch to whatever industry makes the most profit. They don't though, they keep making/doing whatever it is they start with generally. That means they aren't actually optimizing for profit.
Great, can we please have it for Firefox, too?
So if you start a website and facilitate thousands of drug deals and get lots of people to ask the president to pardon you, and you’re white, you can get a pardon. But for everyone else you can’t. Even if you’re in prison for possession of drugs for more than ten years.

Also if you try to overthrow the government you get pardoned which I would have guessed approaches treason.

These are pardonable offenses and conditions.
In my case, at least a big part of it is I'm looking for a job again and doing something like this to get myself out there, I already had one person who was interested in this specific type of conversion so maybe there are others.

Thanks for the 413 note! I've just upped the client_max_body_size if you want to give it a try again.
A DVI* signal is logically very similar to a VGA one, but with a different physical layer. The analogue colour signals are replaced with TMDS encoded digital ones, but the pixel clock and sync signal work more or less the same way.

I would guess that a simple VGA to DVI converter simply syncs to the VGA pixel clock, samples the analogue colours, and outputs the digitally encoded values with the same timings.

From a quick look, the oscillator in this machine's schematic runs at 16 MHz. I assume that the pixel clock is derived from this. The DVI specification has a minimum pixel clock of 25 MHz so you couldn't produce a valid DVI stream from this without buffering the pixels and retiming the output in summer way. Well, I suppose since the pixel clock isn't explicit on the VGA cable you could have an imaginary clock which is higher by doubling pixels horizontally.

Ultimately though, success probably varies depending on the converter and the display used. There are quite a lot of standard VESA modes and you can often get away with generating something close-ish to spec.

For more exotic video signals you can use devices like the RGBtoHDMI: https://github.com/hoglet67/RGBtoHDMI

It decodes the input signal into a framebuffer and uses the Raspberry Pi's video core to output the result.

* HDMI is, broadly speaking, a proprietary extension of DVI. You can feed DVI signals though an HDMI connector and it will display anyway.
Mastercard should be heavily fined for this. And I mean really heavily, like some percentage, or fraction of a percentage of global revenue. That's how you get them to take security seriously.
BYD Is Absolutely Dominating the Chinese Market and Western Brands Can't Keep Up
1. related: https://github.com/brave/cookiemonster
Would like to know the answer. Thx.
It is much more on-topic than the Musk thing. HN has been debating this conviction, in intricate detail, since 2015. Meanwhile, you can just go to any news site from CNN to Fox to the Guardian to see the Musk thing. There's stuff to talk about with the Ulbricht story, and basically nothing to talk about with the Musk thing, except for subsets of both sides who are just itching to have a flamewar about it.
if the training goal is to mimic the linear interpolation behavior, then I don't understand why during inference, the behavior "is usually non linear".
> getting prostitutes off the streets.

By this, do you mean "reducing the total amount of prostitution occurring" or "making prostitution less visible"?

Your third paragraph implies the former, but I suspect the answer is actually the latter. There is probably less total prostition now, but what's there is more visible.

You talk about "increased crime" in reference to pimp shootouts, but you know prostitution and sex trafficking are crimes too, right? If thousands of women and girls are suffering but you can't see it because it's all organized online, that's not necessarily better.
Not sure what it proves to say, "People who own expensive homes have high incomes". higher prices filter out potential buyers with lower incomes.
Of course it failed. Tell it to write a program.
100% agree. Market economies really do seem like the only way to prosperity in the modern era.

Mao's command economy had the country stuck in poverty. Deng's market economy reforms turned them into a superpower.
> I am in no way associated with any activies selling the Minimal 64x4 as a product. Any such activity represents a license violation. Individual licenses apply for hardware and software parts.

Maybe I should read everything, but what does this mean?
I would say Jon Skeet busted his ass off :-)

https://stackoverflow.com/users/22656/jon-skeet
Seconding that book. It's one of several things that got me to realize that a lot of the problems I had seen with hierarchies were not fundamental to the idea of a hierarchy but rather functions of culture, practices and individuals.

It's also made me sad that finding teams that operate like that is really hard, and they often don't changes in management :( I had an absolutely amazing several years working on a team like that at Target of all places, until the broader Target culture caught up to us...
Right populists deliberately undermining democracy with misinformation
One of them has an incentive sized in the billions of dollars to lie/embellish. The other thinks about worst-case scenarios from sophisticated attackers all day long. Worst-case attacks from sophisticated attackers are an embellishment when you're talking about a CS:GO server, but not when you're talking about one of the largest payment processors in the world.
Negative reinforcement. There's a strategy for smoking where you put a wad of hair in your cigarettes. I used nicotine patches myself, so I can't speak to the efficacy.
No doubt people were buying weed and hallucinogens on Silk Road, but there was A LOT of opioids, Xanax, cocaine, meth, and other highly addictive drugs that change people’s brain chemistry for the worse.
Please note that the 24H2 update will remove the Mixed Reality Portal and Windows Mixed Reality support. If you have a VR headset it might not work after the update. There are articles that claim that steamvr is still supported but it didn’t work for me.
> there was not a risk

Yeah, buy a mistyped domain in question, setup recursive dns to build the picture of requests, build a “apigw” and route users’ requests to your own api gateway, continue until you phish users’ data or steal their money.

Mastercard was too lucky noone had done that and instead it was a good samaritan who secured the domain name to actually protect the giant corp and had reported it directly to them before disclosing it in public(as far as I understood the sequence of events).

And they are lucky there is zero impact(is it?) and unless this story goes viral outside IT/security research bubbles they won’t even care to correct their reputation and also help Bugcrowd find the definition of “ethical” and “professional” in the dictionary.
Good point, but like most things if you give it time it will improve exponentially... remember that WebGPU is still in it's early days, after all!
Companies do have a motivation to have good security practices (and disclosure), because they are motivated by their reputation which is essential for customers to trust them to be customers, even more with the proliferation of SaaS means more longterm relationships and customer data.

The challenge is for customers and companies to communicate and agree to the new social contract.
The blog article is a bit more descriptive : https://sysdig.com/blog/stratoshark-extending-wiresharks-leg...

tl;dr version: system calls, but in the wireshark ui. (I've probably oversimplified that!)
Don’t seem to be photorealistic images according to today’s standards
Literacy and nuance is hard with written words — especially when a large chunk of your audience is either a non-native English speaker or and Adderall addict. I feel like this community is heavily laden with both, and surely there must be some significant overlap between those groups.

In other words, it was too well written
Information wants to be free. If the US doesn't invest, others will.
The invisible ways you can be tracked online [video]
I love the idea ! Is there also a way to make sure you cannot remove these types of extensions ? Something open source and not sketchy that makes it possible to either set a password (that you'll not save) or be removed only if you reinstall the browser. Something to this liking ?
I don’t see any encoders (BERT family) available yet. How will you do RAG, BM25/tf-idf?
I think you mean PostgreSQL for EHR data. MS Fabric and Snowflake are analytical databases, not operational. Patient privacy requirements (and HIPAA law) is a blocker for having an open operational database for EHR.
Fast radio burst in long-dead galaxy puzzles astronomers
I wrote a comment to similar effect yesterday: I have almost zero motivation for responsible disclosure schemes anymore. It's a bunch of paperwork only to be told it's "expected behaviour" or "not a bug", or at best receive a measly reward that barely justifies the time investment. I would rather just dump the vuln anonymously on Pastebin, save myself the headache, and then we'll find out if it's "not a bug" or not.
The worst part is that it doesn't even appear to be the case that the government set up the scenario in which Ross bought murders
If they were made in good faith, then surely we have some documentation for it in order to learn from those original mistakes. Or some way for people to evaluate that choice... It was a transparent decision not some random populist move... Right?...
Check twice, cut once with LLM search relevance eval
Why Good Advice Is Often Bad
You mean like over half of hardware added to the amazon cloud in the last year? Graviton, now in it's 4th gen, seems to be doing quite well. I believe other large cloud providers are working on similar home grown arms.

Or maybe all the apple desktops? (Imac, Studio, and Mini)

Or maybe one of the largest HPC clusters on the top 500 list, fugaku? Was number 1 for several years.

AMD had and killed an arm project, but rumors claim they are working on sound wave APU that has an arm chip combined with a GPU.

Or similar Nvidia's GB10, which is their new AI dev kit the size of a mac mini with "1 petaflop" that combines 20 arm cores with a blackwell GPU.

Seems like arm is doing just fine outside of mobile.
The Future of Microprocessors • Sophie Wilson • GOTO 2024 [video]