skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you haven't been looking too hard in that case. Here is the R1 paper: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12948

You can find more papers from the attached author: https://arxiv.org/search/cs?searchtype=author&query=DeepSeek... or title https://arxiv.org/search/?query=DeepSeek&searchtype=title&ab... and go through citations for more.

Of course, you could just search by some of the attached authors as well. Daya Guo, the lead author for the R1 paper has 36 papers on Arxiv: https://arxiv.org/search/cs?query=Guo%2C+Daya&searchtype=aut...

Besides the papers, DeepSeek has an active Github https://github.com/deepseek-ai and https://huggingface.co/deepseek-ai
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I'd actually flip it around - in a crowded market the last 80% of work on those 20% features is what makes you stand out.

It's the detail, the little touches, that result in the comparative advantage in the market - not the shared 80% ( most chairs have 4 legs, seat and back - that 80% isn't what you compete on ).
if you cause no harm, how could it be a crime? an infraction, sure. a rule violation, sure. but calling a small rule violation which never causes any harm to anyone the same thing as rape, murder, assault, carjacking, etc, is just pure degeneracy of language.
The problem isn't something that Rust can solve.

The Rust stdlib is already using synchronization on the versions of these functions that are exposed from the Rust stdlib. That's why those functions were allowed to be marked as safe in the first place.

The problem is that people are calling C code from Rust (which already requires an unsafe annotation), and then that C code is doing silly thread-unsafe shenanigans for regrettable historical reasons.

It's beyond Rust's power to fix without cooperation from the underlying C code, which happens to be provided by the OS, which is just being compliant with Posix. Rust can only do so much when the platform itself is hell-bent on sabotaging you.
I didn't really carefully choose this, it was just what I came up. As others have mentioned, meat is another big one. FWIW I have no disagreement with letting people work from home, or pushing for other changes to make them less car-dependent.
LLMs lack semantic understanding and rely on statistical patterns. They are reactive systems without goals, intentions, or the ability to self-improve. They also cannot generate truly novel ideas or concepts beyond their training data.
Just a small detail, but Teignmouth is in Devon, i.e. the family didn't move from Devon to Teignmouth.

Assuming the snippet in the article was from Wikipedia, where it says:
"He and his mother left London for safety to stay with an aunt in Devon, where they eventually moved to Teignmouth."

It means to say that they eventually moved to Teignmouth, Devon.
Come on, we now have systems that can believably answer arbitrary questions in human language. This is literally what I dreamed of when I got into computing like 25 years ago, and would be considered science fiction only 5 years ago. As a side effect, entire tasks as important as machine translation and summarization have pretty much been solved for major languages.

Regardless of whether you buy the full hype or you think they're just stochastic parrots, I think it more than qualifies to make the second list (and probably the first, but I get that there's no perspective to be so sure about that).

The paper itself (as a paper, i.e. an explanation of the underlying results) is quite bad, by the way. It's better to learn about Transformers from one of the many good blog posts. But that doesn't detract from its influence.
Pairing a RK3588s with 32GB RAM is a bit like lipstick on a pig. It's even the version with reduced NVMe bus
the stock market is a lot more predictable than bitcoin, even accounting for recessions
Does that mean they are automatically pressing the "unsubscribe" link?
Or not requiring ANYTHING to authenticate in your forgetPassword endpoint, but being able to set a new password directly instead of sending a randomly generated per email / send a one time token to reset the password yourself via email
Yes, but it's missing the network tab, see https://github.com/nodejs/diagnostics/issues/75
Half-serious question: what real use is there for 32GB RAM in this form factor with a low-power SoC?
Down in the UK for me
I'm going to make a bold claim here: Xcode and Swift Packages are actually pretty good! In my opinion what usually the real problem is, and this is a personal opinion based on a decade of working as an engineer and engineering manager on iOS projects, is that ... developers do not invest enough time to understand their tools.

I'll say it again: developers do not invest enough time to understand their tools.

It is always Xcode is crappy, complicated, broken, magical, dark magic, not documented. But here is the thing - I have dealt with a very large amount of issues like described in this post. Things around project structure, build logic, code signing, etc. And yes in the rare case it really did not work. But in 99% of the cases the developer who couldn't figure it out was just "trying random things until it worked" without actually understanding the tools. It is easier to shake the tree and see what falls out randomly than to take a step back and invest time in understanding a build system and then do the right thing.

SHould it be easier? Yeah maybe. Is Xcode complicated, year sure. But it is part of your job as an engineer to understand the tools and the things they do. So invest time in it.
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Goes to show how much GDP is a good measure (or target) to aim for.
It doesn't, actually: there is no good place to work in a car. They don't have tables in them, and they accelerate both laterally and in the forward and back directions which makes most people carsick.
I submitted this site the other day. At that point, the site still worked.

Probably it's just the HN hug o' death.
Flip flops have been widely noted as a problem in politicians. One of the big problems John Kerry's 2004 campaign dealt with was accusations of flip flopping.

Why isn't flip flopping a big deal now?

I also agree with you about the libertarian movement.
I made a online interactive tutorial for my project on iximiuz Labs
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How is my memecoin going? Several billions, sir. Hahahahahaha
FWIW, I think you meant "Smörgåsbord", which is basically tapas but Swedish-style, like a mix of many different dishes. Smørrebrød is a Danish type of sandwich, I'm guessing smørrebrødsbord would be "a table of Smørrebrød", but I'm not sure how common "smørrebrødsbord", I'm not Danish :)
So go back to asking for directions on every corner or backtracking during the road trip, is that what you're saying? :)

Throwing away progress is not the answer to fighting the corporate greed and device lockdowns.
Tell HN: Google crashes when searching for "temple mount" on iOS
I was reading Roman history and came across references to Temple Mount. Curiously I searched it on Google and every single search in any tab or browser(I tried Chrome/Safari) on iOS results in "Server Error". Searching for everything else is working in the same tabs. I am curious to know if this is repeatable for anyone else. Searching even for "Temple Mo" works but as soon as I complete it I start getting the error.

Exact error is below:

Server Error

We're sorry but it appears that there has been an internal server error while processing your request. Our engineers have been notified and are working to resolve the issue.
Please try again later.
Tanks for the easy explantations.
Very Clear.
Doing Compression of Data using different strategies are always usefull to understand :
After all, many of us software developers are dealing with saving Data with size issues, speed loading of junk of data.
Interesting...
I don't think "here is technology to let websites address more RAM" is the cause of web bloat.
"mistakes"

https://www.tiobe.com/tiobe-index/
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This is absolutely my biggest concern for when I inevitably am forced to replace our aging vehicles. The unfortunate reality of living in the Northeast is that it's near impossible to find decent (not rusted) older cars for sale. Sure, I'm within the 99.9999% of Americans who have nothing to hide, but that unequivocally does not justify the physical capability of remote monitoring or control.
Or Dieter Schwarz, founder of Lidl
The Israeli Military Is One of Microsoft's Top AI Customers
Microsoft is a major provider of cloud services and artificial intelligence for the Israeli military, according to internal documents related to the contracts between the Israeli Ministry of Defense (MoD) and Microsoft Israel obtained by Drop Site News.
Why can't both matter? No matter your talent, if you don't have access to compute, you can't really test your hypothesis in practice, and if you don't have any talent, all the compute in the world wouldn't matter.
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When I was in Bristol, the smell of burned weed was frequent. More frequent than other cities, I think.
Fair point are there rust or cpp based ides in parity with vs code to compare?
> In fairness, this situation emerges because Congress has proven broadly incapable of passing or updating laws, even when polling shows a strong majority consensus for a new direction.

I disagree. I think the TikTok ban itself has proven congress can absolutely pass laws when it wants to. Congress can do its job when it’s in their interests to do so. But the voting public generally doesn’t hold them to their responsibilities. We’re more comfortable with the speed of executive orders rather than the security of the legislative process. Sure, congress had ridiculously and historically low approval ratings… and yet the incumbents keep getting re-elected. I would argue the recent successes of the various “tea party” candidates (both electorally and legislatively) is the result of some part of the voting public deciding to hold their candidates responsible for their jobs. That their successes are not necessarily in the interests of the majority is a consequence of the majority not holding their own candidates responsible for their jobs
Note how the team member 'Pedro Echanove' has a mobile device on his screen with a physical keyboard. The desk in front of him doesn't have a chair. The team member 'Carlos Rodríguez' has a large screen on a desk behind his with lines of code, for what purpose?

Maybe it's real, maybe it's just staged for the photo, but it could be hints towards some weirdness.
I wouldn't want to live in the appartment where the metro pass just nearby, exotic OK, but very noisy!
This seems to acknowledge that Trump is making effective temporary changes that the Biden administration chose not to. I think that and inflation swung the election.
Do chromecasts phone home with data on all nearby wifi devices? If they do then is that not reporting location data for those devices, albeit static monitoring? "mehtacos phone was on ubertacos wlan" is location data.
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I've actually never beaten the Ender Dragon in Vanilla. But, I've killed lots of Ender Dragons in modpacks, and occasionally either: There is no Ender Dragon, the pack doesn't need this so it's elided entirely or, that's where you start so the Ender Dragon is an early fight.

For example Star Factory clearly doesn't need an Ender Dragon fight, there are no bad guys at all, you're making a factory. For stars.

"The End" is clearly as much as anything a joke, the original game didn't have an end and so people asked for one, OK, here's "The End" for whatever that's worth.
I think that rockship chip still need proprietary blobs in the kernel. It is very probable that the model chip is using proprietary blobs/drivers too.

If this is the case, that doesn't make it less free than most laptops on which people install linux on.
There is rumor the open source is diff from the hosted deepseek so needs more investigation. A bad actor would be someone piping oai models behind a server
I got my current chair nearby, possibly where OP is talking about. I wanted to be able to sit and adjust chairs and needed one that would tilt forward. Their selection is a bit chaotic and didn't have the chair I really wanted, but I liked being able to try out a few.

I think you'll have similar success watching Gumtree, craigslist, etc.

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F-Droid is littered with dead-end pet projects and no easy way to filter them out. Instead of wasting time on Filecoin pipe dreams, they should just fork Modrinth https://github.com/modrinth to handle Android apps instead of Minecraft mods. The difference in usability is night and day: https://modrinth.com/mods
It is a phone, are you really expecting to put a PCIe SSD in it?
that <something specific> should not be API specific, otherwise you are just smuggling an API specification into a second-order aspect of your system and violating the uniform interface.
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This is the one I use and has worked pretty much flawlessly since day 1. I highly recommend it. I don't even have the f-droid app itself installed anymore.
Quite hot in summer, but it is also where I have had what was quite possibly the tastiest noodles in my life.
> That's like saying, there's literally nothing a service business can do for you that you can't do yourself.

No, it’s not. You’re making my statement abstract for the sake of arguing.

I’m not a cook, doctor, or a lawyer.
I can’t prepare meals for a party of more than 2.

I can’t perform surgery.

I can’t effectively defend myself in a court of law.

I (and I assume OP) have programming expertise.

I can write exactly all code an llm could write.

For simple scripts, demos and other easily Googleable tasks, LLMs will be faster, but it’s nothing out of reach for me.

These tools won’t force you to pay a subscription to code. You don’t need them if you already have experience.
My son loves the city farms. Mudchute one is huge and great.
Not really. Prior classics age out at roughly the same rate.
Wonder what the expected battery life is given the hardware (including it being x86)
Might’ve also been a secret bonus in the TTS metric
It's kind of sad, I thought the product was amazing, but after this incident with WP I lost a lot of my confidence in the project.
I would need more data on how many businesses failed based on ownership of the chair.

If you told me that chair had been used by n successive failed businesses, there is a value of n where I would reject the null hypothesis that the chair has no association with the business failing.

I don't think n=1 is sufficiently large.
There is a blob for the Mali GPU that I think does some task scheduling stuff.
It is important to keep in mind that GPUs power per $ is what matters, and not per unit.

China can produce much cheaper electronics that can compete even when they aren't as powerful as NVIDIA's
I agree, it doesn't really stop them from developing anything cutting edge, there's ways around the export controls, even if they are uneconomical. And the Chinese are no strangers to investing into uneconomical things for vanity or defense purposes.
I am pretty sure they took photos in front of a green screen as they are all working from home / have a shitty looking office.

All the backgrounds look to come from a different, very generic place the same, so definitely generated.
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if the owner of a market isn't actually dealing drugs, whether the market is physical or electronic, that is different than if the "owner" of a street corner is either dealing himself or actively supervising those who are dealing for him
Buying a car that is connected to the internet sounds horrific.
Created an account just to call this scam out:

There's no way this is legit--could not find information on ANY of the people listed on the site. Backgrounds look like they are in a huge office, but in reality the address they show on their site appears to be a residential building, but the flat number they specify does NOT exist (in Spain the public Catastro lists not only buildings but also the layout of the buildings, and flat 1-D does not exist, it only has from 1-A up to 1-C, see: https://www.idealista.com/maps/madrid-madrid/avenida-betanzo...).

Also, they try to look professional and big (there appears to be a huge office with many people on it) but... this is crowdfunded?

I'm calling bullshit here
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Whats the storage capacity? No really :-)
your browser is a client that works against RESTful entries points that only publish an initial entry point, such as https://news.ycombinator.com

from that point forward the client discovers resources (articles, etc) that can be manipulated (e.g. comments posted and updated) via hypermedia responses from the server in responses
Growth Is a Policy Choice
These people will have to buy a second account because Microsoft up and deleted them when they bought Minecraft, and haven't been sued yet. If you were paying attention at the time they offered a migration process for Mojang accounts to Microsoft accounts... and then turned it off because 'fuck you that's why'.

Instead, people are apparently suing them because Microsoft banned gun mods.

America in a nutshell.
They seem to be putting all of their eggs in the Kotlin multi-platform basket.

Might also be why they discontinued it so those devs with iOS expertise could focus on that.
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Yeah the deepseek models are actually pretty solid.

I use that with avante.vim for tedious refactors. All local.
Add GPS to the second catalog and it's done. The key is not about corporate greed actually, as I'm sure my information is already in dozens of vendors DBs. It's about less distraction.

So the smart phone is going to be as shitty as those corp apps allow.
this is actually very nice. also a nice change from every other job site i've seen. i'm not a front end person but it just has a different feel/look. will keep it saved for future use.

I've probably used/gone through over 25 different hiring sites the past few months and most were awful to use or had some glaring flaw. I liked X jobs, but their filtering options are terrible. LinkedIn use to be quite nice, but now it's completed bloated with promoted jobs that you can't find a real job posting until page 5 or 6 (I never hear back from promoted positions, and often they're posted months prior so probably huge backlog).
"We are working towards a public launch, currently planned for Mid 2023"

Hmmm...
Yeah so when you download retroarch Shuntaro Furukawa can track your location and come take you away
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I believe that the algorithm of most social media platforms nowadays will try to show you things that trigger an emotional response, as this will result in more engagement from you. This is not a good thing for you mental health, but maximises time spent on the platform.

But with Reddit, there's no need to use the recommendation algorithm at all, as there is Reddit enhancement suite for the browser, and a couple of decent apps for mobile, which each support a filtered front-page with only the stuff you subscribe to.
Come on man why are you doing this? I didn't say censorship was the same in america or china you're just trying to find something to disagree with
The most charitable guess I can make is that they use it to improve their driver assist, lane keeping, pacing, and that sort of thing.

location and g force and direction when the automated system shuts off and returns control to the driver, that sort of thing. I don't agree with it, but that would be my guess.

I own a Subaru that does this, so I'm not happy about it, but what can I do?

That's rhetorical.
Yeah , that's wild.

The proper move would be to show the very similar US response to Students Protests - https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kent_State_shootings

They sent in the goons to beat up and arrest students protesting genocide or climate change too.

Hasn't gotten to tanks yet but truthfully it doesn't need to because we both know those protests aren't doing anything. If there was a credible student uprising it would happen here.
diffie-hellman should be on that list... maybe instead of he pagerank one imho.
Did you know that you can swap SIM cards between devices? Or that there are dumbphones on the market that can still serve has 5G hotspots for companion devices?

You are regarded!
Perhaps a reason why the US is looking to build a massive wall on the southern border ( people feeling northward ) and is eyeing the acquisition of territories to the north.

Though that doesn't map to the 4 stages of stalling - it's a stage 5 - the oh crap stage.
The most common end-user operating systems are Android and Windows, neither of those require a special GUI to create an app. You don't even need to buy specific hardware to write programs for those.
1. Don't. Get better at googling instead

2. CSSTricks

3. Learn to read MDN docs.

4. Flexbox froggy and grid garden

5. Hyperplexed (older videos)

I warn you, that "studying" CSS is a pointless endeavor. Your knowledge should be "tools that exist" without knowing the exact syntax.

Also, "No JS". Make your stuff without JavaScript. It forces you to use every quirck in HTML and CSS to make stuff work.
Anything that's not a < 3 year old MacBook Pro tends to chug.
Microsoft knows what they're doing. The problem is users dont. I don't know what you care about more, your users convenience, or their safety and security. But no chance in hell I'd allow MS to dictate the terms of the security of my services.

I'd solve this by warning users who attempt to reuse consumed links that the link has been used already, and likely list broken email providers that I suspect are using software that breaks this. And then wait. Let them complain to their IT, or whomever is responsible for picking broken software.

If I was feeling really petty, the clown that wrote this link scanning software isn't in charge of the networking, so you could eventually enumerate the subnets that MS uses, and black list them. Then the links might actually get to users connecting from non MS data centers.

You could roll over and decrease your security so that MS can claim they increased theirs... But you shouldn't! They can only get away with turning security into a negative sum game if you play along. Please don't?
Same. Coming from Visual Studio, XCode always felt just kinda bad.
Okay, i mean you can say censorship isn't censorship if you want? This is my point, why are you treating limits placed on your expression/sharing/information differently based on what type of person is doing it?
We don't use that word here
Zed has good LSP support for lots of languages. It’s not only syntax highlighting and AI.
I sort by last updated and check the date. Since most of the projects are on Github I then open it and check last commit/stars. Maybe they could add Github stars?
I use droidify btw
On our company Slack, we literally had a discussion about this being a problem yesterday. I frankly did not believe it.

Security scanners really should not be clicking on things on your behalf. There's a lot worse danger there, like potentially agreeing to things you would never have agreed to.