skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Don't we already have books written by professionals with hopefully years of experience? And these are given out to the students...

Do you remember your school textbooks? At best you could say they were optimised for some sort of median student that prefers the 'standard' way of acquiring information. If that's not you, or you want to learn information outside the textbook you are out of luck. LLMs have the potential to be the infinitely patient teacher that will explain the things over and over in as many different ways as necessary for each student to fully understand the information.

Beyond that, from about 6th grade or so we were definitely expected to start going beyond our textbooks for some assignments. Going to the school library or taking my bike to the local library to work on assignments was not uncommon.
No, they're very much the same - only for the people pushing DRM, you are the threat actor in the secure system.

This is direct in case of media companies; for banks, you may be a "valued customer", but your phone is considered a threat actor; their excuse is that your phone (or you) could be pwnd. And then, in general, service providers see potential competitors as threat actors, too.

Security tech is, by its very nature, a tool of control. Whether that's good or bad for you, depends on who's in control.
Please don't tell me the grass isn't really greener in the Netherlands. Moving over there (from SE England) is one of my dreams.
I don't think you want to click an icon, your main goal here is to reject any solution and keep complaining :)

Feel free :)
“Hackable” and “open” were never advertised or officially supported by Bambu. It is foolish to make a purchase decision based on an unsupported and unadvertised feature, and while you can be angry that seems silly.
I am not going pretend to know the specifics, but don't the have mandatory Communist Party Committee? Comming from former eastern block country, I assume that they tend to have the final voice.
Well, that's basically how you would have done it in vanilla JS before typescript came around. The main awkwardness is the type definition. I often prefer to use a library like type-fest for this kind of thing so you can just say:

export type MyEnum = ValueOf<MyEnumMapping>;

TypeScript not having enough sugar in its built-in utility types is definitely a fair criticism.

But more to the point, the above is not usually how you do enums in TS unless you have some very specific reason to want your values to be numbers at all times. There are some cases like that, but usually you would just let the values be strings, and map them to numbers on demand if that's actually required (e.g. for a specific serialization format).
Filled with ads and illegal roms.
I know this is a simplified version but sugar is not detailed enough (different types of sugar, like dextrose), also I see no mention of carob seeds, also very important to get a creamy texture.
Deepseek v3 required about 1tb of VRAM / RAM so 10 A100.

There are various ways to run it with lower vram if you're ok with way worse latency & throughput

Edit: sorry this is for v3, the distilled models can be ran on consumer-grade GPUs
Iran could possibly still be predominantly Zoroastrian today, and perhaps much of central Asian still Nestorian Christian, had this war not taken place or gone differently.
HDMI is a pain in different ways, and these are just examples in my house. Keeping track of version 1-2.2b has become a small chore. Perhaps it is time I burn it all down to claim insurance and start over.

As soon as you go past 1080p@60Hz, as you pointed out, you can't just grab any cable. I suffered a great deal from this moving to 4K screens. Sparkles, drops, and black screens are usually a connection problem. Some smarter device/driver combos will work around a bad connection by dropping colour information to fit into the available bandwidth, some won't.

I have one 4K display where HDMI 1 is, well, HDMI version 1. HDMI 2 (as in the second port) is HDMI version 2 and will actually display 4K@60Hz.

I have TVs that need fiddling to get the proper native resolution and framerate. Some need game or PC mode to disable overscan and show the whole image.

Currently on my desktop connected to a 4K TV, if I try to set a game to 1920x1080, the driver seems to pick something strange and I get no image at all. I'm not sure who to blame here.

I still have devices that won't do 4K@60Hz, they're limited to 30Hz. It's a device limitation, fine. A Raspberry Pi 4 will output 4K@60Hz but not by default. You have to enable it in the firmware config.
One of my soapboxes is that the world is full of really smart people trying to solve solved problems for the sake of having done something that feels like something. I advocate for people taking that creative energy and pointing it at partially/poorly/un- solved problems.

If that's developing to offer (OP in particualrly said their friend would soon be offering a new service) an RSS Reader because there's something to actually innovate and more fully solve a problem, then it's great. Otherwise, it's just fodder for AdWords and Facebook when they eventually try to build acquisition for a business around it.
There's no need for the West to stagnate like this. We could let the rest of the world develop itself while we continue to be self-sufficient. That requires tough decisions like choosing to limit imports of foreign goods and labor. But that is unfortunately not how it's going. Some people have been selling out their own countries for decades to make a quick buck, or perhaps to defend some economic theory that the plan with the highest cost efficiency is always the best.
I always wondered - can you have no roaming if you use eSIM with wifi calling and an exit node in country where eSIM is issued? So, basically:

- you bought eSIM in Germany

- you are currently in US

- you use tailscale with exit node at your apartment in Germany

- voila, no roaming when you call German mobile lines

Right?

[EDIT FOR ADDITIONAL QUESTION]

If I have troubles receiving SMSs from Germany to German number while in US, would wifi calling icrease the chances of receiving the said SMSs?
the zx spectrum did this too, except you could only type the "short forms" (which were always rendered in full). It had keywords on its keys. I.e. to type print, you had to press the "print" key.
Might be? But I've only ever had fruity or flavored sorbets. So maybe I just need to find one that's leaning more on the plain/traditional ice cream flavors like vanilla and chocolate.
How can you say its a good thing? I have 6 Laptops that cannot boot 6.0ff Linux due to kernel regressions. I'm running out of devices that can run Linux without crashing.
>And the optimization problem at this point in time is that -ideally- you want to have some amount of excess generation on your solar panels, then time shift that with batteries to a point in time when power is more expensive, and have some amount of excess capacity in batteries so you can also sell that power; versus the (amortized) cost of that extra capacity; and/or what will actually fit on your roof.

Yep, that's the ideal case - given you're in the region where you have reliable sunshine in the winter. It's not the case where I live, when we had total of 7 hours of sun in December 2023.
I chuckled at your reply, because there is truth to it. But in all honesty I did learn proper running form from TikTok.
> I think most Westerners would prefer the US remaining dominant than ceding that position of power to China, regardless of the US's foreign policy monstrosities over time.

I can't speak for most Westerners, but I fully believe the United States to be an empire in decline already. Who will take up that mantle once we're fully gone is an interesting question, I think China and India both could make a solid case for themselves.

> And for those Westerners who do not, I think it would be useful to ask them why they think a country like China (or Russia, or North Korea) would be better for their interests than the US

I don't really think about it in terms of "my interests." My ideal incoming superpower would be any superpower that's ready to deal with existential threats to our species like climate change, along with our global social ills like over-reliance on social media and the year over year alienation of everyone from everyone else. If that country comes with me needing to learn Mandarin then that's what has to happen.

I'm highly disillusioned with both the "West" as an idea (which can include any number of countries depending how racist the speaker is feeling at the moment). I still believe in Democracy, representative or otherwise, but I don't see any of those in your "West" anymore. I see a collection of ailing, aged empires full of greedy old men stealing as much money as they can so they and their families can coast out the collapse they have engineered. I contrast this with China, which certainly has problems too, and the CCP gets up to some nonsense, but their ability to exude top-down control also makes them more able to actually solve problems instead of endlessly bickering about them. And with respect to the notions of individual liberty and freedom that I do want to see in the world, it's clear that the West is too focused on maintaining the rights of the individual to do what they so please, and not enough on maintaining the planet upon which they would do it. How free is anyone if we can't leave our homes due to smog or unlivable temperatures/weathers?

Not saying it's an overall improvement. I am saying that the U.S. is on it's way out, and China is the likely incoming global superpower. We can do precious little to change this if we even want to, and I'm not rushing for a fire extinguisher here.
They never officially supported compatibility with Orca, or Home Assistant. Vendors break compatibility with unsupported stuff all the time. Don’t make purchase decisions on unsupported features if you’re gonna get all bent out of shape about it.
Claude 3.5 Sonnet can analyze up to 200,000 input tokens and generate up to 4,096 output tokens (extendable to 8,192 tokens with specific headers).
Correction: s/I did know/I did not know/
> There is zero motivation to make it a healthy product

Heh. I mean, uh, oh no!
> 36% of the voting population did not vote

If those people are eligible to vote but choose not to, than that is their vote. It's not appropriate to second-guess people who abstain any more than it is to second-guess the ballots of those who do vote. There's only a problem if people who want to vote, and are eligible to, are being prevented from doing so.

If you're trying to engineer the process to contrive specific outcomes, that itself is anti-democratic.
That seems like both a generalization and hyperbole. How are you envisioning this being deployed?
SV has coalesced around one central concept:

Personal information is the new currency.
I haven't tried Rhai and I wouldn't call myself anything more than a casual Lua user, but from a glance, these could be some reasons I see others using Rhai instead of Lua:

- Closer to Rust syntax/data structures, so easier if you already know Rust but don't know Lua

- Built-in serde (popular Rust de/serializer) support, if you need that

- Not sure if existing Rust<>Lua crates have it, but the debugging interface looks like the beginning of something useful (https://rhai.rs/book/engine/debugging/)

- Made in Rust, so again, if you already use Rust (which you do, if this crate is an option) it'll most likely to be easier to change for your needs, than modifying a Lua runtime

Personally, I'd probably still go for Lua rather than something like Rhai, if I had to choose something for algol-like scripting support. Otherwise I think Steel (https://github.com/mattwparas/steel) looks like the most useful scripting environment for Rust currently.
Same. I'm in the UK, I've been a software dev for a long time (with forays into physical consumer products, not electronics/hardware).

I tinker with robotics, rpis, embedded tools, and the potential _power_ there is huge. But I never hear or see of jobs or opportunities (in the ballpark compensation of software).
This crapification of tech is just a microcosm of where America is headed as a whole. I found a blog recently that talks about it in depth, and I find it hard to argue with any of the analysis or conclusions [1].

Hard to ignore the signs that the US is an empire in decline, heading towards collapse.

1. https://www.oftwominds.com/blogjun24/negativity6-24.html
Well if we aren't going to get the actual fruits of capitalism I'm for damn sure going to fight it tooth and nail at home. Shit sucks and I can't think of anyone I trust less than an American capitalist.
Twice the price.
> What about realtime+mobile chat ?

https://matrix.org
With the 3D printer you can currently print everything on the 2-D printer you can print everything minus one. (actually there’s probably a whole bunch of currency you can’t print which is maybe hundreds of things ) those are completely different systems of control.
Isn't this quite the hot take? The situation is not that bad, at least in stable distributions like Debian.

Systemd is taking over as an interface. It's almost to Linux what Win32 is to NTDLL. Linux is still there, but more and more you can't code against the kernel, you have to code against systemd.
It's a shame, I figured something clever had been done in VBA.
I’m not sure what to say other than that you have a bizarre interpretation of the article. I mean in no way, shape or form is Biden trying to abolish the US Constitution.
I take an even more sour view of this thought process. I don't actually think that SBF did the math and concluded that rationality justified his crimes. I think that he wanted to do those crimes and then, consciously or unconsciously, spread the veneer of rationality over them as a form of self-justification.

I think that a community that engages in brute math with unbounded values for priors to justify action would be worrisome. By choosing the right priors you can conclude almost anything. But I actually think that it is just roughly the same decision making that the rest of the world makes, with an unusual post-facto justification that also feeds one's ego.
iT's a doCuMentArY!

It's a film that was intended as a joke, and uses Eugenics as its premise. Yes, the Internet has made idiots louder, but it has also helped intelligent people become smarter. The next 4 years will be like the last 8, minus the pandemic.
But that's the point isn't it. He's testing the waters.

There will be no consequences and therefore few limits to his power.

Welcome to the new dictatorship.

I'll post this here for posterity:

He'll find a way to get a 3rd term in power. Maybe he'll claim the constitution means no 2 consecutive terms, maybe he'll just ignore it, start a war, whatever.

But I'd be willing to bet on it. In fact, I just might...
Lets assume they have a party member in their ranks, how will that result in unlimited money?
Well something must have changed if they're having to show up at a job fair.
You don't need to worry about that if you are using the open weights models they just released on your own hardware. You can watch network traffic to confirm nothing is being transferred.
I’ll take it over bash scripts any day. I’ve never had a single issue in production for years
Because it was mostly being astroturfed. Democracy obviously isn't going to end in any way, shape, or fashion under Trump.

And so the organizations pushing these lies need to move onto the next lies to keep the rage and fear going. Maybe this time around it'll be Trump is secretly controlled by China - must be why he reversed the TikTok ban.

His campaign is large enough that there's probably some guy in it, no more than a degree or two separation away, banging a Chinese spy a la Eric Swalwell. Tie it to Trump, start a new committee of absurdity and away we go.

It'd actually provide some logic to banning TikTok which was just politically absurd when Trump would predictably reverse that, to much fanfare.
They still make sense in terms of clarity, readability and reusability. I use enum every time there are more than 2 entries -- literal types and "as const" are just ugly in comparison.

Not to mention that you can add documentation to each of the entries.
A Gentleman in Bath
I think what they really wanted was something like bazel. The only real benefit I can think right now for not "devolving" into shell scripts is distributed caching with hermetic builds. It has very real benefits but it also requires real effort to work correctly.
Truth is absolutely _not_ subjective.. a person is either alive or dead, the earth is either flat or not flat, e = mc2 is either true or false, .. I could go on,
Fair compromise for running it for free. The model is open, so you can be 100% certain it's not pinging back if you don't want it to.
It's not even SEO here. It's Google ads from hijacked accounts. You can just run ads on open source software keywords and bam, top result is your malware. Since very few others will advertise on oss.

We had to deal with attacks on freecad and kicad last year via dozens of hijacked AdWords accounts and had to use a back channel at Google to get them removed.
Thats true, but its theoretical. As an individual you frequently face a take it or leave it option. Have you ever tried to move an existing community e.g., from Whatsapp to Signal or can you do anything if an entire country has chosen to reside on Facebook? In the short term, you either accept defeat and learn to love the adtech bomb or you withdraw into the digital wilderness. In the long term... we are all dead.
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I wrote a commercial game in C in 2025
> ~summarized in text form https://signal.org/blog/the-ecosystem-is-moving/

The answer from Matrix is here: https://matrix.org/blog/2020/01/02/on-privacy-versus-freedom...

Related thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35141223
True...but so is Google, right? They literally have all the html+images of every site in their index and could easily re-display it, but they don't.
> China is literally a foreign invader not just a foreign adversary

TikTok ban is not about vengeance on China, it's about violations of own citizens' freedoms.

> aiding in Russia’s conquest of Europe

Russia right now is weaker and has the least potential to conquer anything than literally ever before.
The role of the US government isn't do things it believes are beneficial for itself. It's to administer the law consistently with the constitution. When it behaves in arbitrary way and implicates the rights of its own people in order to pursue geopolitical ambitions on the global stage, it is metaphorically pooping on the floor.
I believe the paper being referenced is “Scaling Data-Constrained Language Models” (https://arxiv.org/abs/2305.16264).

For correctness, you can use a solver to verify generated data.
Except it’s not really a fair comparison, since DeepSeek is able to take advantage of a lot of the research pioneered by those companies with infinite budgets who have been researching this stuff in some cases for decades now.

The key insight is that those building foundational models and original research are always first, and then models like DeepSeek always appear 6 to 12 months later. This latest move towards reasoning models is a perfect example.

Or perhaps DeepSeek is also doing all their own original research and it’s just coincidence they end up with something similar yet always a little bit behind.
"Networks of pneumatic tubes speeded mail along under city streets beginning in the 1890s. Mail was enclosed in pneumatic tube canisters that could hold up to 600 letters. The canisters traveled at an average of 35 miles per hour."

Classic steam-punk stuff.
I have read it, and much more.

That's why I wrote what I did: passive acceptance of a Führer's insanity leads to the kind of Stalinist nightmare that the Soviets experienced last century. (Yeah, I'm blending dictators: this scenario seems to be common to them all, throughout history.)

Such behavior needs to be put down immediately, with a bullet to the head. I guarantee those soldiers were better armed than that POS dictator.

Do I sound angry? Why, yes, I am. We need more individuals, not slaves.
@Mashimo If the party would see them as strategic in their competition with the United States I am sure the money would not be the main problem.
>uses Eugenics as its premise

Uh, false?
Taiwan is kinda nice though? And just a short hop to Japan for holidays or even long weekends.
I remember in the beginning twitter was supportive of third party developers using it for all sorts of different things using its free API. I guess they decided they didn’t just want to be the protocol and closed off access.
Are there even roaming costs at all when calling over wifi? Would make sense to me if there weren't, since you're not using the mobile infrastructure you would be paying for.

Then again I could also easily see telcos charging roaming anyway, just because they can.
White Shark Café
Are you talking about State-Owned Enterprise? Because yes, those have government tighter oversight and control, but I don't think this company is a SOE, at least from what I can tell.

From the rest, it works the same as in the US. If the government comes with a lawful order for you to do something, you'll do it or be held responsible for ignoring it.
Haha what a coincidence, I bought a 9eSIM adapter a few weeks ago! There is a new eSIM-only card in Germany where you get 3 GB of data plus unlimited SMS and calls per month for free. To order it I had to use Frida and the Android emulator to fool the app into thinking the device had an eSIM. After that you have to do some JavaScript shenanigans on the website to get the QR code. But after that, everything works flawlessly with the eSIM adapter. The card is called "GMX FreePhone".
i think it got popular by people who noticed they can earn a lot of money by tricking others they have interesting things to say. (advertisement via influencers / trends / bots etc.). making it more popular would increase $$ on these things.

i wasn't in the super earlybirds users, but this is what i get from having used it. like any other social media really. trick people that its cool somehow and start shoving crap down all their senses you can reach.

platforms which don't do this, dont get big because they are kept small.

(maybe a bit cynical post, but i don't think its wrong.)
Can confirm, I grew up in Derby and it's an absolute desolate wasteland for anyone with any ambition, intelligence or a need for a modicum of culture.

Saying the peak district is good for young people is like saying there's a great lake near Detroit, it's not exactly what they're after.
Until they're shared to the public, the wise move is to choose not to believe them.
maybe common carrier is not quite right but social media has no proof of identity. hence I cannot sue motorest for libel if you send a nasty personal-attack reply to this :)