skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
rocm is kind of a joke. Recently I wanted to write some golang code which talks to rocm devices using amd smi. You have to build and install the go amd smi from source, the go amd smi repo has dead links and there is basically no documentation anywhere on how to get this working.

Compare this to nvidia where I just imported the go nvml library and it built the cgo code and automatically links to nvidia-ml.so at runtime.
Op is lead for this product.
The judge said that Trump was guilty of rape, as it is commonly defined.

https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/07/19/trump-car...

> “The finding that Ms. Carroll failed to prove that she was ‘raped’ within the meaning of the New York Penal Law does not mean that she failed to prove that Mr. Trump ‘raped’ her as many people commonly understand the word ‘rape,’ ” Kaplan wrote.

He added: “Indeed, as the evidence at trial recounted below makes clear, the jury found that Mr. Trump in fact did exactly that.”

Kaplan said New York’s legal definition of “rape” is “far narrower” than the word is understood in “common modern parlance.”

The former requires forcible, unconsented-to penetration with one’s penis. But he said that the conduct the jury effectively found Trump liable for — forced digital penetration — meets a more common definition of rape. He cited definitions offered by the American Psychological Association and the Justice Department, which in 2012 expanded its definition of rape to include penetration “with any body part or object.”
if U.S. could have opened its market to Chinese EVs (yes yes I know Chinese Gov subsidizes those vendors a lot, but U.S. can still do punitive tariffs, instead of just ban[1], and of course, making excuses out of national security, meanwhile Tesla is doing okay in China) these U.S. vendors have no competitions is the reason why they are far behind.

[1] https://www.reuters.com/business/autos-transportation/biden-...
> If you were multiparty system there will be less identities in politics.

If only it were that easy. I come from a country that is notorious for having political parties dissolve/new ones forming all the time, and politics are still all about identities and people still treat issues with a very black-or-white perspective.

As many have made the point before, I think this kind of discourse/attitude is more due to the social media echo chambers environment we now evolve in, and that modern societies can't escape it.
Well you can share the same message you just shared on social media. Suddenly many people with the same ideals can improve their community all over. Sounds like great impact to me.
The boner honey industry is being disrupted
It's not that hard of a problem to solve at the application level. It's just hard to get a single model to do all the things.
I want to sympathize, but also isn't that what you sign up for when you use AI products? Or is OP saying that iPhones have AI features you don't opt into? (I don't have an iPhone)

AI is not perfect (and I personally think it's all BS) but why would you use AI features and then complain that you get hallucinations? The state of the art isn't error-proof, petitioning Apple to do better than state-of-the-art seems kind of meaningless?
I am not sure you have to use torrent to pirate books. Pdfdrive is likely mich more effective than torrents. Torrents are best for large assets or those that are highly policed by copyright authorities but for smaller things torrents have little benefits.
No, I don't really think you're right about this.

Everyone is entitled to their opinion. That's a right I wouldn't take away form them even if I could.

They are not entitled to me being nice to them. Fuck that; if they advocate for something that I think is harmful, then I'm not going to be "respectful" to them.

My grandmother in no uncertain terms said that my wife should be deported. She doesn't have any power deport my wife, so she wouldn't fall into the "bad actor" in your definition, but she's made her opinion clear on that.

I could swallow my pride, roll my eyes, and ignore the horrible racist shit she says, but why exactly? The whole point of free speech is the ability to criticize bad ideas, and sometimes that's going to involve hurting a Republican's feelings.
I didn't say "inherently" or "fundamentally" insecure in my post. I said "generally". Generally, it's hard to deploy MQTT in a secure way, as it has many options that are insecure. In particular, you'll want to use mTLS, which itself is tricky to deploy due to the need for client cert verification. MQTT without mTLS is also prone to DDOS with less widely known techniques for mitigation than HTTPS.

The public HTTP web generally doesn't need client authentication, most just want server authentication, and thus it's a bit easier to deploy and use 3rd party services to mitigate DDOS attacks.
Would the average person even be against it? I am the most passionately pro-privacy person that i know, but i think it is a good question because society at large seems to not value privacy in the slightest. I think your outrage is probably unusual on a population level
To make the long story short, you can manipulate LLM responses (I want this for testing/cost reasons) in my chat app, so it's not safe to trust the LLM generated code. I guess I could make it possible to not execute any modified LLM responses.

However, if the chat app was designed to be used by one user, evaling would not be an issue.
linking Curtis Yarvin[1] on a thread discussing a nazi salute is really something.

1. https://youtu.be/mYrPNvVhKLU
It's the present. ChatGPT, for example, is an application. It uses models, but it does all kinds of stuff at the application level too.
Actually, according to Musk, Hitler was a communist.

I would rather expect the 10-days work week.
China doesn't have oil like the USA, one of their main weaknesses is the potential to be cut from their oil supply if there's a blockade on the Strait of Malacca. I think that explains a lot why ICE cars were never that attractive for indigenous development, seeing the writing on the wall and investing in EVs is a quite ingenious move.

That and their solar/nuclear capacity being rapidly developed is putting them on path to depend for oil only on very specific purposes, looking like in the next decades the main one will be for their military but if they can cut away from oil dependency for most other uses... They will be happy with being supplied by Russia, even better if the oil is kept cheap by price caps.

The USA is really looking to be deciding to get stuck on an increasingly stagnating path if it keeps getting more and more conservative and inwards-looking.
Same for me, I used to travel for work earlier (2002-2006) and I loved it. The only problem at that time was the language barrier, almost nobody was speaking English in the eastern part and just a few people in Tirana or Dures.

In 2009 I tried to go there with a friend on a motorcycle trip, but we were unable to get in the country due to language barrier, I don't know what was wrong. So we went to Ohrid instead.
Correction - Basis will be Rust compatible in the future. :)
Breaking words/tokens is very explicitly the problem.
Yea, wondering “what if” is totally worse than being dead in a gutter.
Because HN isn't, for the most part, a current events messageboard.
"The person who agrees with you 80 percent of the time is a friend and an ally — not a 20 percent traitor."

- Ronald Reagan, 1972
Does this reader allow cloning an existing SIM into this bought SIM, or what does it do if not that?
AI mega corporations are not entitled to easy and cheap access to data they don't own. If it's a hard problem, too bad. If the stakes are as high as they're all claiming then it should be no problem for them to do this right.
Hmm, the governor of Florida to start with. Criminal penalties for changing your gender marker on your driver's license.
Taking this and the context of all of it and reducing it to "politics" is not exactly being intellectually curious. What you wrote could be a standard reply triggered by a button click.

Bold faced lies that followers take as a sign of power, and non-followers wonder about because they're so stupid and blatant (cheating in PoE2, Hitler salute) are exactly reminiscent of the Nazis, that serves a function, that can be dissected and analyzed. Not by everybody, just like some people think philosophy sucks because they suck at it, but people should keep their sour grapes out of it, just like I do when people discuss the latest compiler they designed. As the Chinese proverb allegedly goes, those who say something is not possible should not interrupt those doing it.
Qt is competition (perhaps not direct in many cases) and it's not the only one. Also wxWidgets, Lazarus, Delphi, C++ Builder, WinForms, WPF, Xojo, etc.
There are always going to be doubters on this. It's like the self driving doubters. Until you get absolute perfection, they'll point out shortcomings. Never mind that humans have more holes than swiss cheese.
I think there's a lot to be said for knowing your audience. I don't submit often, and most of my submissions only get a handful of points -- very rarely have I had one get onto the front page. (To be clear, I'm talking about submissions of article I found interesting, not things I've written myself, so this is a bit different than TFA's focus).

But, there was one submission I made I knew instantly would be very popular -- The elusive future of San Francisco’s fog -- 152 points, the most by far. Given that many on this forum live, work, or visit SF, and that people everywhere love to talk about the weather, and that SF's fog is an iconic aspect of SF weather, I knew there'd be interest.
So, when does it become acceptable to discuss this behaviour?
Elon Gives Nazi Salute During Inauguration Speech
Shouldn't the tech community be roundly calling this out and condemning this?

It's probably a sick billionaire joke, but regardless it's disgusting.
Modern iOS Theming with UITraitCollection
So I found the author to come across as a sincere and thoughtful individual, but when I went over to actually read PG's essay on wokeness, it didn't seem to have any resemblance to what was described. I wonder if the author actually read it, or just read enough to see that it was not pro-woke and decided that was all they needed to know?
“atrocious” ? I don’t think that’s any Haskeller’s experience. We can point to a few things we’d like to be different for modern Haskell dev, which are slow to improve because of legacy etc, and a certain fragmentation across different packages, but relatively speaking, base and other core libs provide a wealth of high quality, well documented, principled utilities.
Yeah this is odd, I had no idea pro was going to become obsolete? this fast. Pro is still better, but the latency is so slow, the 200$ price tag is no longer worth it
Which makes me wonder if there is a way to simulate multiple repos while maintaining a mono repo. Or mirror a portion of a monorepo as a single repo.

Obviously this would be a real pain to implement just to fix the underlying problem, but it's an interesting (awful) solution
Joke: What are a redneck’s last words? Answer: “Hold my beer and watch this!”

(Where “redneck” is cultural slang for working class, uneducated man, or at least one with poor impulse control).
The way friends approached startups in the .com era seemed to be more like “hey, [friend]… we know how to write code, and we think we can address [thing] in [some market] better than [incumbent], so let’s spend nights and weekends hacking together a working proof of concept.

It might not be representative, but the people I’ve known that wanted to start tech businesses in the past 15/20 years approached it the way people start restaurants. You can’t slowly ramp up most restaurant concepts with a DIY budget— you need to invest a lot upfront, and you need a lot of existing expertise for even pretty trivial concepts. (And before people say food trucks and catering and private chef and the like— catering and private cheffing are totally different businesses with very different processes and institutional knowledge, and in most places, food trucks aren’t dramatically cheaper than opening a small restaurant.) Folks seem eager to start acting like a CEO and delegating things to people paid with investor money rather than making something themselves and getting it off the ground. Maybe that’s what the business requires? Maybe in software markets, customers aren’t interested in scrappy small players anymore, perhaps worried about lack of support, shitty UX, them going out of business or whatever.

Just speculation. Not even going to pretend I’ve got broad non-anecdotal knowledge on this.
You only fail when you don't learn from your mistakes.
7*n^3 is even when n is even and odd otherwise.

odd + odd is even, as is even + even.
Ah, the "train track" diagrams. I saw them in a book, not on a poster, but it blew me away that all the language was just right there.

One thing, though: I seem to remember there being more diagrams than that. Is my memory failing, or is this poster not the whole syntax?
"rewriting $app in $lang" will never go out of style
Apparantly mainstream non-live broadcasts cut it out so not all may have seen it.
And upstream doesn't have significant intentions for dendrite right now... Relevant btw re: licensing:

https://stgraber.org/2023/12/12/lxd-now-re-licensed-and-unde...
That really depends upon what you are optimizing. Someone with a PhD who wanted to be a professor, worked in an academic role in a big org, worked at the edge of many technologies; doesn't seem like someone who would be happy at an insurance company.

I will also repeat the obvious (but oft missed) observation: working in a revenue-generating industry, not a cost center. This doesn't need to be a startup, but very few banks or insurance companies generate their massive products within IT.
I’m not going to compare the relative merits of one set opinion vs another set of opinions…

Because there is no end to that and my time is valuable.
Who is "them"? Like, who in the Meta business reporting line made this decision, then how did they communicate it to the engineers who would've been necessary to implement it, particularly at scale?

While it's plausible someone downloaded a bunch of torrents and tossed them in the training directory...again, under who's authority? Like if this happened it would be one overzealous data scientist potentially. Hardly "them".

People lean on collective pronouns to avoid actually thinking about the mechanics of human enterprise and you get extremely absurd conclusions.

(it is not outside the bounds of thinkable that an org could in fact have a very bad culture like this, but I know people who work for Meta, who also have law degrees - they're well aware of the potential problems).
Ironically to UK probably make that mistake first. A lot of manufacturing moved to Hong Kong, which was a British Territory until 1997. During the reform of the Chinese economy, Hong Kong invested in factories on the mainland. Then of course it was handed back to their jurisdiction.
I read this less as "the Bud Light campaign was morally wrong because it was woke" and more as "the Bud Light campaign went disastrously badly for its brand and sales because it was woke". I have heard people call it "the gay beer", which is a pretty bad branding change when double-digit percentages of your (former) drinkers are homophobic and you sponsor NASCAR.

One of my personal beliefs is that paedophiles who never act on their inclinations and instead seek treatment are doing the right thing, but I sure as hell wouldn't market a beer using that belief.
I tend to agree. I've built a Prusa previously and my P1S is just so much more reliable, it's the first printer I've been able to recommend to friends and colleagues who I wouldn't expect to enjoy tinkering with a printer but would enjoy printing.

I have simply not had a failed print, it's incredible. I have so much confidence in the unit that I now keep two rolls of the same colour loaded and if I find a cool model while out and about, I just print it with full trust it'll be waiting for me by the time I get home. Amazing progress.
The frequencies used in GPS: Yes. The frequencies used for celestial nav: No.
This is disgusting behavior. Unfortunately not terribly surprising if you've seen his shift to supporting the far-right over the last few years.
No if I want that, I’ll explore the sites for it.

I prefer to consume HN via my feed reader. I feel like I receive most or all of the original topics/posta without regard to algorithm ranking. So I will see flagged and dead posts and can make my own determination on the topic without a bunch of HN folks determining what I will see. Of course by then commenting is disabled, but that’s fine.
Russia has no interest in the far East, apart from the natural resources it is an empty wilderness. They want control of the populations of Eastern Europe again, hence the invasion of Ukraine.

Without NATO more countries than Ukraine and Georgia would be at risk of war with Russia.
Waiting for Hims to come up with some sketchy compounded formulation now.
Just wanna say I can't understand Hacker News' stance on politics:

Someone posts Paul Graham's post talking about "woke" ideology and mods/admins do nothing about it

While this one stays flagged

At least be consistent
Some possibilities

- Bank operators responding to queries have no idea why a decision was made

- Banks rely on algorithms to determine credit worthiness, these are run centrally so a bank manager at a branch may say positive things but the system generates a report independently.

- The algorithms also can raise flags for other risks, such as anti money laundering. The bank will not disclose anything if a flag has been raised as a regulatory requirement.
I think those reasoning models are smart enough to not emit memorized answer if they can't come with CoT proof.

But OAI could draw any result, no one was checking, they probably were not brave enough to declare math as solved topic.
This comment is so deep in the comment chain that it makes no sense to talk generally about this when the thread starting comments are available for you to reply too…

Take it to one of the parent comments.
To be fair, you have to pay the Apple tax to use Apple Numbers. It's not monthly (or even a subscription), but it's not a one-time payment if you want the ability to use it over a long period of time.
If they’d named “wokeness” to be “kindness” or “considerate”, then there would be people who would still have found a way to be “anti-considerate”, and mean it as a “good” thing.

In some circles, someone being gay or trans will always be a sin, and non-whites seen as “lesser beings” (both their views not mine). As it stands, these people vote more consistently for the same party and in larger numbers.

We should hire the right people for the right job, but let’s be honest, in cultures where the majority perceive such minorities in disgust through lack of education and bigotry, they are unlikely to hire them regardless of whether they were better fit the job or not.

DEI should have been left at a reminder checking your own biases. Instead in many organizations it spiraled into minority preferential hiring, and that caused a backlash, and rightly so.

Where do we go from here? Who knows. My hope is that we find kindness and consideration for each other, but since the incoming administration has experienced such success from beating the anti-woke drum, I fear that it won’t be such a nice ending.
The ADL (who Musk sued for earlier giving him bad publicity) conspicuously avoided condemning it. https://x.com/ADL/status/1881474892022919403
Maybe they're not so much "low information" as not sticking their fingers in their ears over the subsequent legal ruling by the presiding judge that the jury's finding that Mr Trump "sexually abused" Ms. Carroll implicitly determined that he forcibly penetrated her digitally - in other words, that Mr Trump did in fact "rape" her as that term is commonly used and understood outside the context of New York Penal Law when tossing out Trump's countersuit
https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.nysd.54...

I don't think it's "extremism" to suggest that a legal ruling that somebody forcibly penetrated their victim for sexual gratification might be a stain on their character.
I'm very grateful to have the luxury of not having to play the game (very much). It puts me at odds with the majority of the world. Maybe if I was a success on the scale of our modern day oligarchs my circles would be filled with similar people, but being a salary employee who doesn't work primarily for the pay cheque and could quit for higher morals or values (without risking their family's welfare) is a weird situation. I feel like I'm often on the edge of the bubble and must be missing something.
> So, now along side "manufacturing", that's two things that Elon Musk knows more about than anyone else. All while tweeting 200+ times a day.

Don't forget being the best player in the world at multiple time-consuming video games!
It's not like AMSL couldn't build other light sources. There's a lot of particle accelerator research in Europe, for example.

But presumably there is a partnership, so that the Netherlands accomodates the US and the US accommodates the Netherlands, so that nobody is unhappy, with this working well enough that no one has felt the need to do switch.
Exactly for me as well. I maintain a list of feeds that interest me, HN is one of those.

I’d say for general web consumption, pretty much the only way I consume anything now is if it arrived via my feeds.
Nightly doesn't need 3rd party tools at all: https://doc.rust-lang.org/cargo/reference/unstable.html#scri...
Technically it is political content which is off topic, but traditional HN policies are going to be tested the next few years.
Yea, absolutely. Please do.

I'm sorry for making assumptions about your position. Last thing I want is to pile on someone already going through a hard time. I hope your luck turns around.
In my experience they are not nearly as fast.
I do love me some cheeses with some stank.

Your comment has made me want to try it. In your telling, it is probably a similar level of challenge as Natto:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Natt%C5%8D
So a person you knew personally for years asked for your respect and understanding of an extremely difficult and personal decision, and you thought "Wow, I didn't care about this 5 minutes ago but now I've decided to get really bitter and vindictive about it"
> Either I resist their struggle, ignore their humanity, and abandon my values, or I join their struggle against our shared oppressors (my faculty, my Dean, our university, the state of Washington, and ultimately, the voters, who insist on electing representatives that keep our university too resource poor to serve everyone we admit).

How awful that these voters, despite knowing the state has unlimited resources, choose to limit the resources given to that university, for no reason at all. Certainly different priorities in allocating limited resources have nothing to do with it - it is because voters desire oppression.
- Hey here is our new laser printer

- You can't print from Office you need to export to a PDF

- Then use our SecurePrintTM application to send your PDF to the printer. It uses a hard coded mTLS key to talk to our cloud so it's super safe.

- Also SecurePrintTM sends all your PDFs through our servers where we could read them because we control all the keys. We promise we won't though. Don't worry, they are mTLS encrypted on the way to our cloud!

I do understand your point - the current implementation of LAN mode would not be suitable for enabling on a network with very high security requirements. I just don't understand how Bambu think this improves things.

Why not add user controlled OAuth/mTLS to the X1E? Hell, make it additional paid extra. Right now, it seems like their new approach is worse for everyone.