skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, just running on a 6C/12T Coffee Lake CPU, (I'm looking through these speeds in LM Studio as I type this..) I got like 2 tokens a second with Deepseek R1 14B, 3.4 with 7B Qwen, and 4.4 with 8B Llama, although out of those two I found 7B Qwen's answer to be a bit better. (My GTX1650 has 4GB VRAM, loading 1/4 the layers is pretty ineffective, GPU util went up to 10% and I gained like 1 token a second LOL.)

So it'd take a minute or two to type out one of those answers where it's got about 4 or 5 beefy paragraphs of thought and a decent sized paragraph for it's answer. I'll put it this way, I can type 120 WPM and it puts out text a bit faster than I could write it.

Input's a LOT faster though, I was asking these models to analyze a document so my input was like 2200 tokens, they all did well over 100 tokens a second on input.
It's a plausible-sounding list, but that's just exactly the kind of thing a hallucinating LLM would produce when asked the question. It's hard to know how real these types of "introspection" prompts are - not just on this LLM but in general.
I only know C#'s async/await, and know nothing about goroutines / virtual or green threads.

You seem knowledgeable on the matter, care to share some resources that might help me grok the differences?
How does apoe3 affect this?
But you can still write C# 1.0 compatible code and it will run ok. Just don't look at the new features. They added quite a bit of low-level performance related features recently, like span, ref, template math, readonly struct, vectors etc, which are quite useful for the performance minded, but can be safely ignored by the CRUD crowd.
It's all vehicles who got early access to the auto pilot features
What happened to type 3 diabetes?
In my opinion, one of the most underrated things by people programming in C# is the fact that they also have F# at their fingertips. They ignore it because they haven't dedicated enough time to appreciate how powerful and fantastic it is.
And yet the company has been doing pretty well. Just because they're almost unknown in the startup world doesn't mean they aren't a major computer industry player.
AMA with OpenAI's Team
Honestly, every point you mention in my opinion is positive.
- if you feel like using static classes and methods, you should spend more time thinking about architecture
- namespaces are just what they are
- in modern IDEs just write /// before a member declaration, it will insert the whole comment block for you
As plausible as this might sound, it's kind of "just man up and power through it" advice. They stated they often don't feel well enough to leave their house.
I like this idea.

My fantasy course would start with a BBC Micro - 6502 BBC Basic with its inline assembler.

Then move on to an Acorn Archimedes - 32 bit ARM which was designed as a direct replacement for 6502.

Finally move to Raspberry Pi - 64 bit ARM with multiple cores.
It depends on the event that was sampled to generate the profiles. For example, if you sample instructions by collecting a stack trace every N instructions, you won't actually see foo() burning the CPU. However, if you look at CPU cycles, foo() will be very noticeable. Internally, we use sPGO profiles from sampling CPU cycles, not instructions.
That’s incredible, amazes me that you can get a GUI like this in terminal. Next someone will put doom in the terminal
What actually legally establishes shareholder primacy? Ford vs Dodge?
The notation is really not that frightening, once you get it. Just read the wikipedia article: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Algebraic_notation_(chess)

Don't bother with that large table at the bottom.
You can still have a full object that carries both state and function pointers.
It seems like writing Cypher to query RDF would be hard.
The author states they often can't leave the house and people are offering advice like diving and mountain climbing.

Only someone with a disability can understand what it's like to be weak. Not temporarily weak, just weak. Unfit for anything.
As PhilippGille pointed out, if you have a permanent connection to your cluster there is no need use Distr. Distr empowers you to ship and monitor your application if you only get a one time access to the deployment target. You can install the agent once and afterwards the agent creates a reverse tunnel (https polling for new actions to perform) that let's you perform upgrades and monitor the deployment even if you are not directly connected to the deployment.
Instead of a hash sum you could use a crypto signature. Makes it even more useful: if someone legitimately alters the file, you could verify who it was. While you're at it, make it a zipped git repository and you have edit history for free
Typically when AI hits human capabilities they immediately overshoot and become superhuman. We're probably going to see a peak in our cultural abilities, both from AI directly and from humans having superhuman teachers to help them in their formative years.

> ... that was never a good model even before today's rich largely abandoned the belief that they had a responsibility to contribute back to the society...

And now to the meat. The rich never believed that! The evidence I've seen was that the patronage system was all about showing off how rich they were. My town ended up with a bunch of really nice churches because all the local landholders were purple-in-the-face having to put up with those damn other Catholics/Baptists/Anglicans/whatever families having nicer churches than they did.

The economy is all about taking base human emotions and using them to power improvements regardless.
While emulator assisted and not achievable on a real playthrough, this video goes in depth enough to expand on a childhood classic in ways I never thought possible!

Thanks for sharing!
Show HN: The modern internet content experience simulator
Generates static pages for any slug that doesn't exist yet (starting with only the home page). It generates a 404 page if it cannot generate.

Different models come up with different (better/worse) pages; the top models make great looking pages but of course are much too slow to make the experience 'real'. Better Groq models can even do working Javascript games though at amazing speeds.
Or permanent character in a truman show, without any compensation for it.
I really should up my shill game...not even in a top 10 language shills on hackernews nowadays :(

Also, no. Go comes with certain limitations C# is completely free from. It's a stronger language for greenfield projects :)

And if you are intentionally writing bad code, Go is much more fragile when you do so. It is extremely unlikely a startup would write C# in the style you dislike. Such style is not even inherent to C# and you will find plenty of convoluted and overabstracted Go code now that there is an influx of developers in Go ecosystem moving from other languages. And a good deal of really verbose and equally hard to read code added by new features as Go tries to tackle the projects of complexity it was not designed for.
Have seen chatgpt doing the same too, prob all of them
There's a case to be made for cigarette companies as well. People were known to never change who they bought their poison from, despite all of them providing the exact same product.
#1 means white can mate in 1 move, #-2 means black can mate in 2 moves.

Look for that in the UI
https://github.com/LucasPickering/slumber is also a good TUI alternative
It makes the point that was intended, which was this 'is' happening, and that without a preponderance of evidence its a he said she said with no action being taken (even if it did happen).

As for Epstein being a better link, no that is not the case for a lot of sound reasons I won't be getting into here.

> Your link is a demonstration of if you do collect evidence the police will prosecute.

No it is not. Its a demonstration that these things happen from a reputable source that has been documented.

The implication you make is quite different, and its unsupportable because its based in fallacy. Having data that something has happened doesn't mean the police will prosecute, or that any action will be taken to correct. The two are independent.
these are just simple DIL sockets
Ints should be used for currency calculations most of the time
It never changed from the single-income household era.
And people wonder why the high street is dying.
If you are going to go to that effort, adding a second NMVE drive, and doing RAID 0 across them, will improve the speed of getting the model into RAM.
16-bit is huge. Rust will fit fine on a 16-bit platform. We're not talking about these big modern systems.
When Teachers Dread Science, Students Suffer
International competition is the interesting thing for me, if we can prove a 4 day week in any form would be similarly efficient, that could give a great incentive to hiring the top talent and convincing them to migrate to the nation's that standardized it.
If it turns out that it's less efficient in the long run, then it would cause the whole nation to fall behind, reducing total comp possible, and leading to the most capable leaving.
> No matter how many times a prompt is revised and resubmitted, the final output reflects the user’s acceptance of the AI system’s interpretation, rather than authorship of the expression it contains.

If the photography was invented today would it be judged to be creative and containing authorship?

The art of photography is mostly the art of selection of outputs.

How's Henri Cartier-Bresson different from prompt engineer when he took hundreds of photos of the same street to ultimately pick his great photos:

https://external-content.duckduckgo.com/iu/?u=https%3A%2F%2F...
Glad you like it! I’ve been working on this for nearly five years, along with my other software archaeology projects - I started in May 2020, back in lockdown. It’s a true labour of love.

Here’s a timeline of the project so far:

https://elite.bbcelite.com/about_site/site_history.html

I’m sure it will keep growing, there’s always something more to write about…
A big plus imo is that you can check in and version control the files alongside your application. Very convenient when working on micro services in a team.
IBM was more known as a sales-oriented company rather than marketing. Although, of course, they spent (and spend) a lot on marketing/advertising as well. IBM 2024 revenues were >$62B.
than you will way more memory, since you can only do software raid a nvme drive.
I guess what I was referring to is the "WHY".
Do we have any estimate on the size of OpenAI top of the line models? Would they also fit in ~512GB of (V)RAM?

Also, this whole self hosting of LLMs is a bit like cloud. Yes, you can do it, but it's a lot easier to pay for API access. And not just for small users. Personally I don't even bother self hosting transcription models which are so small that they can run on nearly any hardware.
Right, perhaps I was a little bit too vague but what I was trying to say is that by merely sampling the CPU cycles we cannot infer that the foo() was burning CPU because it was memory-bound and which in itself is not an artifact of foo() implementation but rather application-wide threads that happen to saturate the memory bus more quickly.

Or is my doubt incorrect?
>1970... trending toward neoliberalism

What were we doing before 1970? Not being adversarial here, asking from curiosity.
This is a comment from my wife who went through a similar journey. Hope it helps!

Hey there. I wish to offer you some hope in this situation. My own path to finding a diagnosis was several years long and it involved many doctors who mostly ignored me, and a huge amount of money spent on tests. It started with general weakness and bad reactions to food, where I quickly became intolerant to many different foods and developed hives after every meal. I had intense pain after every meal and was so weak that some days I could not even take my dog for a walk. Tests mostly showed nothing, apart from malnutrition and being severely deficient in basically all vitamins, and doctors told me I am probably making it up and it's stress. I should see a psychiatrist and stop bothering them.

This went on and on and I was feeling worse every day.

There was one source of information that helped me gain understanding of what was happening and find direction on where to go and what to test for and that was dr. Datis Kharrazian's podcasts and book. He deals with different systemic illnesses and I highly recommend this resource.

Ultimately I tested positive for SIBO and 2 years later I am almost 100% back to normal, with very light long term effects of the whole thing.

So, keep in mind this is absolutely not medical advice. I will just line out some conditions I researched while figuring out what could be wrong with me, that I think might be interesting for you.

1. SIBO

According to the fact that you felt better when a tube drained your small intestine, and when you took Erythromicine, which is both an antibiotic and a motility agent, there is a possibility that you might suffer from this. Nausea is not the most common symptom, but it definitely happens. You haven't mentioned more specific symptoms you have with nausea (which is a pretty broad term), but if there is any bloating or actual abdominal pain, look into this.

2. Wilson's disease

A genetic condition that makes you retain too much copper. Can present itself later in life, when critical amounts of copper accumulate. It's rarely tested for. Symptoms could include nausea, neurological symptoms and loss of appetite. Elevated liver enzymes would be a first sign.

3. Stomach acid

I see you have been told you might have too much stomach acid and were put on Pepcid. I remember from my research that there are situations where people are diagnosed this way, while they actually have a lack of acid, which can cause slow gastric emptying. Pepcid in that cause would be the opposite of helpful.

4. Neurological causes

- POTS (possibily cause by Ehlers Danlos Syndrome)
- Migraines, as already mentioned. I myself suffer from migraines (less so now), and a headache is the most light symptom, which sometimes I don't even register, while nausea and vertigo is intense for me. They sometimes last for days.

I wish best of luck to you in discovering what might be the root cause of this. Don't be discouraged by doctors who don't wish to dig deeper, and don't be dismissed.
It seems like you could use aider in architecture mode. Basically, it will suggest the solution to your problem fist, and prompt you to start editing, you can say no to refine the solution and only start editing when you are satisfied with it.
HP was pretty iconic as well but aside from calculators and printers, much more about B2B as well.
Can Magnus Carlsen convince people to watch chess?
Possible improvement: paperback and bounded editions are shown next to each other, but look the same. Do not know about the e-books.
ah I know the blog post ;) I just thought it was ~5 minutes, but its ~10 minutes ;)
still way easier to do that than netflix ;)
Is this a suitable place to import my yet unfinished looping SWFs?
Lysine supplements may be something to look into for cold sores. Got a friend who is from SA who doses up on it before and during summer months and she swears by it.
Basically you have something like

typedef struct Writer {
int (*method_one)(const char*, int);
//...
} Writer;

void takes_a_writer(const Writer *obj) {
// somewhere
obj->method_one(buff, buff_size);
// ...
}

// a method implementation
int method_one_impl(const char *buff, int n) {
//...
}

// somewhere else
Writer w;
w.method_one = method_one_impl;

//...
takes_a_writer(&w);

It isn't the best example, but should do the job giving you an overview.
This is a verbatim quote from Jason Calacanis.
Exciting! I just missed the Pebble train. I’d be very interested in the resurrection!
This is a job listing site, not a lobbying site or even an information site. It’s low-effort SEO capture for people googling “jobs with 4 day week UK”

(Not that I’m against a 4-day week. My company moved to compressed hours and it’s been fantastic.)
From https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_non-NATO_ally

"In 2016, the United States recognized India as a "major defense partner"...

In June 2019, American lawmakers provided for enhancements to the strategic status of India, though this fell short of designating the country as an MNNA."
Some variant of express lanes (may be >10 or <10 items) still exist in most of the grocery stores I frequent.
I am co-founder of a 5 year old tech startup with 50 staff that introduced a 4dww / 32hr work week a little over 2 years ago.

Since are a lot of questions surrounding 4dww - Thought I might be able to offer some insights.

1. “four days but actually working longer” or “four days with reduced hours”.

-- We offer 32hrs work week, rather than the standard 40hrs in our home country. This is generally taken as 4 days, but some work 5 days with less ours (especially those with school aged children).

2. "What employers want to know is not what happens in poorly managed offices, but what happens in well managed offices where employee workload was already optimised."

-- I am going to be biased but we spent 3 year with standard work week, and I think we were highly productive as an organisation, our internal metrics, output and surveys agreed with this assessment. After 2 years, we haven't seen any noticeable / measurable decrease in output or performance compared to 5dww, or since we started.

3. "Do these companies close on a week day, like they just don’t open on a Monday."
-- We generally allow people to choose any day off they want, put have them put it in ~4 weeks before hand. Most people take either Monday or Friday, which means we always have some staff covering the days others have off. In smaller teams that speak with customers (sales/cs) they agree among the team who takes what days, and can trade, as long as we always have coverage.

4. "4 days week sounds great, if you hate your job and you already earn less than you deserve."
-- We pay top percentile as other startup/tech companies in our country's HQ. Anyone joining us shouldn't feel they are being paid any less than someone on 5dww -- and that is because we expect their output to match those of others working 5dww.

Overall we've found the move to be extremely successful at attracting and retaining talent with I believe helps us be significantly more productive than other startups I know doing 5dww.

We have a few things that I think help with our 4dww, include remote async with very flexible hours, hiring worldwide, transparent salaries and virtually no meetings in engineering.

One thing this flexibility allows us to do is ask our staff to be 'switched on' when they are working -- if for any reason they aren't being productive, we encourage them stop working, do something else, and come back later. We expect our staff aren't reading reddit, posting on hacker news, etc during work-time -- in return for the 32hrs we want to see it (almost) all productive.

I believe this, along with staff dropped the least important work gives us a similar/same output as 40hrs. With the benefit that we've been able to attract talent that otherwise may have gone elsewhere, with a turnover of virtually 0%.

Happy to answer any specifics about how we've implemented thing, or what I've seen as a co-founder leading a small (16 people) engineering team.
Show HN: TalkNotes – A site that turns your ideas into tasks
Hey all!

I created TalkNotes few weeks ago and it started getting traction in hours. It quickly went from 0 -> $700 revenue with One time payment and I decided to remove the one time payment, the line went straight down but since then it rising little by little and has now reached $150 MRR. I'm stoked since this is one of my best projects.

The idea is to speak freely into a microphone about anything on your mind—meetings, emails, tasks—and let AI help organize it all. It turns your thoughts into a structured to-do list, notes, flashcards, and more. I created it because spending 15 minutes every day setting up traditional productivity apps is a waste of time. I thought it might resonate with others looking for a similar solution.

There's a fair bit of churn since I think with something like this users either love it or never end up using it. I could probably add some more retention strategies like reminders and other productivity tools integration like Google Calendar, and more...

If this sounds interesting, I’d love to hear your thoughts or suggestions. Feel free to share how you currently manage your daily tasks—always keen to learn from this community.

Here's the link if you want to have a look: http://talknotes.tech
related reddit thread: https://old.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA/comments/1idseqb/deepsee...
What constitutes a “professional headshot” is nothing more than a set of shared norms. Those norms will change rapidly (and have been changing, actually) to include AI Generated headshots. You can already find plenty of headshots that are an AI amalgamation of someone’s selfies. Most of the time you don’t notice until you’re looking a little more closely. That service will only get better and cheaper, and norms will shift too.
I don’t know how many remember Gatebox, but their product story resonates with this story. The level of intensity some approach their careers with isn’t exactly conducive to traditional family.

You can look up Gatebox - Promotion Movie "OKAERI" on YouTube if you’re curious. This couple minute ad has stuck with me for years now.
I'm guessing it's less powerful than a system prompt? And there is still a system prompt, but only OpenAI can use it...
Tell HN: Google USD to IDR conversion error?
I opened a new tab in Safari and then typed "1 USD to IDR" in the address bar and hit enter.
Google showed that USD 1 is IDR 8.170,65. It is like Google increased the value in one hour. In previous hour, the value is still around IDR 16.355,25.

You can find in the internet people creating content out of this 'error'.
DeepSeek ripped up the AI playbook–and why everyone's going to follow its lead
Ok.

Well here’s what you said:

> Considering a candidates suitability for a role based on their race, gender, or sexual orientation is the opposite merit based selection.

> You haven't addressed what I said. You've identified a problem (let's just assume you are correct about the problem for arguments sake). I've pointed out the problem with current "solution": making decisions about individuals based on their race, sexual orientation or gender seems far from good, but you haven't addressed that.

I didn’t think there was anything to address. I think you defined the ideal we are meant to achieve.

If this is a question on whether things should be fair - yes we are in agreement on principles.

I want a fair system, for everyone.
Can anyone ELI5? Or at least a kind of layman's explanation?
Aside: it’s pretty amazing what $2K will buy. It’s been a minute since I built my desktop, and this has given me the itch to upgrade.

Any suggestions on building a low-power desktop that still yields decent performance?
> I assume that free-floating functions are global functions.

In most languages they're bound to some scope, like package, module, etc. I'm not familiar with C#, but I assume there it would be scoped in a namespace.
Getting cash used to be a royal PITA. Not that I need much cash these days but it used to mean going out at lunch during bank hours and waiting in line.
More instilled than earned.

Not a cult you could easily break from: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Blowing_from_a_gun
> what do you really want?

An unelected oligarch to not impose his own vision onto the federal government.

A social network is one thing. But now lives and livelihoods are at risk.

I'll take bureaucracy over Musk's unchecked changes any day.
Where Geniuses Hide Today
Our Craft Is Changing
I can't imagine this setup will get more than 1 token per second.

I would love to see Deepseek running on premise with a decent TPS.
The US has different presidents all the time