skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's pretty much it. Even stuff developed in other countries tends to be in English. For example, Lua was created in Brazil but it's primarily in English. Or Ruby, it was created by a japanese dev but I don't think it really supported japanese for a while.
I've seen at least one "why don't you just <misunderstanding of how aviation works>" upthread already. Can't believe this flavor of tech hubris is running the country now. No wonder the goddamn planes are falling out of the sky...
I’m not sure why folks don’t speculate China is able to obtain copies of OpenAI's weights.

Seems reasonable they would be investing heavily in plaing state assets within OpenAI so they can copy the models.
if there is so much value for a small group, it is likely those are not simple inferences but of the new expensive kind with very long CoT chains and reasoning. So not cheap and it is exactly this trend towards inference time compute that make inference > training from a total resources needed pov.
Of course it can, weed is a multiplier. You probably had more than just insomnia like anxiety or ?
I had a college friend who claimed it wasn't addictive, and then became addicted. Towards the end of freshman year he quit school for a couple weeks, just to determine he couldn't stop smoking and went right back. Last I spoke to him he was still trying to quit, and he had a new method of locking the weed in a box to limit his use.

His withdrawals included him becoming extremely anxious, which is presumably why so many people think the weed helps with their anxiety. In 30 years we're going to look at weed like a slightly different version of cigarettes and wonder why anyone legalized it knowing what the consequences would be.
Majority of US teens have lost trust in Big Tech
You manage your email. Take an extra hour per day to get cto or close to inbox zero, a5 least nothing pending your non action by the end of th3 day.

Microsoft make fin email solutions. F500s run themselves on Outlook email and Calendar. Forget Teams or other timewasters that give you multiple inboxes, forget MS's own 'focused' inbox or Google's confusing attempts.

And keep a backup. Of everything. When you understand retention policies and audit, which hopefully should be a few years down the line, delete strictly according to your retention policy.
>A cynical take on many governments embracing weed is Soma

The marijuana prohibition of the 20th century was a complete anomaly in practically all of human history, driven almost entirely by US policy. Before that humans had used the plant recreationally and commercially without hassle for thousands of years. We'll be just fine.
>Where is OpenAI going to have substantial proof to claim that their outputs were used ?

I assume in their API logs.
No college degree is officially required. Candidates with aviation related degrees probably have a better chance of making it through. But there are plenty of working controllers who have only a high school diploma or learned the job as enlisted military personnel.

"Have either one year of general work experience or four years of education leading to a bachelor’s degree, or a combination of both"

https://www.faa.gov/be-atc
You'd think they would've figured this out by now. Hacker News to the rescue!
TFW consumers trade their one of their streaming subscriptions for VPN to pirate. I'm surprised RU or some other sanctioned country haven't build out a nice piracy/streaming service to undermine US media sector. North Korea could make a lot of $$$ working on Nintendo emulators. Or maybe they have and I'm too content with my legal PLEX setup.
> it is very hard to get the indoctrinated to understand where the problem truly lies

There are an awful lot of people that benefit from the deficit spending, so they have a major incentive to blame inflation on something (anything) else. The usual suspects are:

1. corporate greed

2. union greed

3. oligarchs

4. supply chain disruption

5. oil companies

6. Arab countries

7. Putin's price hike
It’s interesting that the author now works on TigerBeetle (written in Zig). As I understand it, TigerBeetle’s style guide leans heavily on this style of resource management.
Some benefits of US sanctions. The only way for China to spread in the West or non-West is to be open source. US monopolies may prevent competition in the US, but I don't think other countries would be willing to join in. They are actually doing a favor for the rest of the world. Will open source become cheap hardware thanks to the hardware wars? Are they trying to make everyone dependent on China by being paranoid like this? What are they doing? The US is going in the wrong direction. The inefficient ones should say goodbye to the market and continue with the efficient ones. They seem to be going after the monopolies and bringing about their own end.
Yep, Mathesar is GPLv3, not AGPL, so there’s no issue running it alongside proprietary services. Companies can absolutely use Mathesar as a standalone service in their stack without open-sourcing their other components. Another example of this is WordPress, which is also GPL, and has a thriving hosting ecosystem.

GPLv3 only applies if you modify and distribute Mathesar itself, it doesn’t extend to services that simply interact with it. If a company makes changes to Mathesar and distributes that modified version, then those modifications would need to be open-sourced under GPLv3. But using Mathesar as a microservice in an enterprise stack? No problem.

We’d love to see companies upstream fixes and improvements, of course!
More like OpenAI is currently charging more. Since R1 is open source / open weight we can actually run it on our own hardware and see what kinda compute it requires.

What is definitely true is that there are already other providers offering DeepSeek R1 (e.g. on OpenRouter[1]) for $7/m-in and $7/m-out. Meanwhile OpenAI is charging $15/m-in and $60/m-out. So already you're seeing at least 5x cheaper inference with R1 vs O1 with a bunch of confounding factors. But it is hard to say anything truly concrete about efficiency OpenAI does not disclose the actual compute required to run inference for O1.

[1] https://openrouter.ai/deepseek/deepseek-r1
Why get an Apple? Even th3 keyboard lacks required keys for development. They're purely tech bro poser machines.
Thats because of the MLCCs you are considering, you can get ones with different voltage coefficents if you want. Like ones that keep 95% at 100v or even better. They cost more and have different materials.

Extreme parts cost a whole lot more
I thought the whole story about Deepseek was that Deepseek does not have H100s?
epub version of the book rendered by mdbook-epub:

https://github.com/peterfication/mlip-cmu-book/releases/tag/...
[2] - https://github.com/zrm5kfc401t0q1
I thought this is capitalism for the winners. Why slander competition, just outcompete them? Why stick to your losing bets if you’ve recognized a better alternative?

Let’s race to the bottom.
Fellow P 7 Pro owner here: yeah the 8 Pro is better. Still wish I'd got something else, but at least audio through the USB-C port doesn't have a buzzing caused by the clock on the chip.
Apple is no where near as invasive as Google. Most sites on the Internet phone home to Google. Here are some examples:

https://securepubads.g.doubleclick.net/
https://news.google.com/swg/js/v1/swg.js
- I found these on the Washington Post's web site.

https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/opensans/v20/cJZKeOuBrn4kERxqtaU...
https://www.googletagmanager.com/static/service_worker/51n0/...
- I found these on New Egg's home page.

https://cm.g.doubleclick.net/pixel?google_nid=a9&google_cm&e...
- I found this going to Amazon's home page.

https://www.gstatic.com/recaptcha/releases/I0bG74fWAenNf3Z5n...
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/anchor?ar=1&k=6LetQiEU...
https://fonts.gstatic.com/s/roboto/v18/KFOmCnqEu92Fr1Mu4mxK....
- I found all of these on democrats.org.

https://ad.doubleclick.net/activity;register_conversion=1;sr...?
https://9323526.fls.doubleclick.net/activityi;src=9323526;ty...?
https://www.google.com/recaptcha/api2/anchor?ar=1&k=6LdJ810b...
- I found these on www.gop.com.

Basically, Google tracks peopple everywhere. They track what news you read, where you shop, and what political party you support. Apple does none of this. No one tracks people on the Internet like Google. Facebook doesn't. Amazon doesn't. X doesn't. Microsoft doesn't (the own Bing). Apple certainly doesn't.
Is this really the point OpenAI wants to start debating? When OpenAI steals everyone's data, it is fine. Right? But, let us pull the ladder up after that.
Tbh their censorship is pretty superficial. I asked about the Tiananmen square events in Russian and it answered in full detail. ChatGPT refuses to talk about "sensitive" topics in any language.
It was this: https://old.reddit.com/r/todayilearned/comments/1id70an/til_...

https://people.com/crime/inside-the-bizarre-case-of-a-killer...
and the test is, try ritalin, if it helps you concentrate, it works. If not, no.
Not to mention XMPP integration. Obviously a totally different philosophy that actually cared about the user.
Mayans did not follow the Gregorian Calendar so our yearly dates don't match they already had their apocalypse in 1500s

"
This is a time of total collapse where everything is lost. It is the time of the judgment of God. There will be epidemics and plagues and then famine. Governments will be lost to foreigners and wise men and prophets will be lost.‘"
UK high street banking is a fate almost as dire as equities in Dallas.
That could also definitely make sense if the SOTA models are too slow and expensive to be popular with a general audience.
Brave on iOS can limit Javascript to trusted sites.
Articles on his blog about Unity are on point! e.g. https://garry.net/posts/unity-can-get-fucked and several others leading up to it
Here's some background info on our current funding: https://mathesar.org/blog/2024/03/28/mathesar-foundation-ann...

We're working on multiple options for sustainability, both the traditional nonprofit route (major donors, individual sponsors, etc.) and also looking into revenue from hosting or services. We're committed to always being 100% open source and self-hostable no matter what.
"lol" said the Scorpion, "lmao".
The FAA publishes supplemental charts specifically for helicopters in areas with high concentrations of helicopter activity:
https://www.faa.gov/air_traffic/flight_info/aeronav/productc...

Specifically the Baltimore-Washington route chart was relevant for these flights:
https://aeronav.faa.gov/visual/10-31-2024/PDFs/Balt-Wash_Hel...

If you find the DCA airport on that chart, you’ll find routes 1 and 4 which roughly correspond to the helicopter’s flight path.
Clickbaity headline and correlation v causation discussions aside, this tidbit is particularly interesting:

> MRIs measured brain activity while the participants undertook seven tasks designed to test emotion, reward, motor function, working memory, language, relational or logical reasoning, and theory of mind or social information processing.

> The researchers found that both recent and heavy lifetime cannabis use was associated with a statistically significant reduction in brain activity only during the working memory task.

So, as far as emotion, reward, motor function, language, relational or logical reasoning, and theory of mind or social information processing go - no correlation between cannabis use and brain activity in those respects was found? Absence of evidence isn't evidence of absence of course, but it's interesting that significant effects were found with memory and only memory.
Even more impressive is the lecture of the life of Cardano himself.
I mentioned the surveys to indicate the complicity of the civilian population in Hamas’s actions. Often people claim the residents of Gaza didn’t vote for Hamas since the last election was in 2006. But the surveys reveal that most of them do support them and their religious terrorism.

> "Surveys" cannot make collective punishment legal, or annexation and ethnic cleansing for that matter.

What do you mean by annexation given that the entire region, including Jerusalem, the West Bank, and Gaza were occupied by Jewish people long before Islamic Arabs were in the area?

What do you mean by ethnic cleansing given that Gaza’s population has grown rapidly over time, given Israel announces targets ahead of time, and given that most of Gaza’s residents still live? Israel could level all of Gaza but they haven’t done anything even remotely close to that. Even the highest claimed counts of deaths in Gaza would amount to a couple percent of the population. That doesn’t seem very successful for an ethnic cleansing.

> outright cutting off a whole population from food

Food and aid which Hamas stole and sold for money to fund terrorism to kill Israelis, all aided by UNRWA.

> Each person is responsible for their actions.

Right and Hamas was voted in by everyday people and still has their broad support despite terrorism, murder, and rape.
>Don’t be that JS guy who rewrites their entire site every week in a different stack and writes a blog post about it.

seems like a perfectly reasonable idea for a blog about different stacks. I'm not advocating it, but there's nothing wrong with it if that's what interests you.
I am an Indian who live in India after a decade of living in the west.

I know what I see around me everyday.
I deliberately pick wrong answers in reCAPTCHA sometimes. I’ve found out that the audio version accepts basically any string slightly resembling the audio, so that’s the easiest way. (Images on the other hand punish you pretty hard at times – even if you solve it correctly!)
Thank you everyone, this was responsibly disclosed to DeepSeek and published after the issue was remediated, we got acknowledgment from their team today on our contribution.
Something is true whether or not you doubt it, you then confirm your doubt as true or prove it false.

Commonly the phrase sowing doubt is used to say an argument someone has made is false, but that was evidently not what the parent poster meant, although it was what the comment I replied to probably interpreted it as.

on edit: I believe what the parent poster meant is that whether or not OpenAI/Altman believes the doubts expressed, they are pretty much constrained to cast some doubt as they do whatever else they are planning to deal with the situation. From outside we can't know if they believe it or not.
One doesn't become well-informed without reading.

I recall debating a historical point with a person who would send me cites in the form of TikTok clips. Coincidentally, I have two entire books on the subject, by two accomplished historians. Both books demolished all of his points.

Just for fun, compare a transcript of the movie "Oppenheimer" with the book "The Making of the Atomic Bomb". You're looking at a transcript of the movie of a few pages vs a 750 page small print tome. There's no way "Oppenheimer" makes one well informed about the Manhattan Project.
> Proper decoupling capacitor practices, and why you should leave 100nF behind

Interesting article with lot of good points. However, without an EMC radiated emmissions test, the rant is useless. Especially when it resorts to "monkeys".
Personally, I found deepseek is very very good at Chinese. I mean, it's highly literary and eloquent, it's quite amazing.

I didn't see this in o1 or any other LLM. Can distillation give deepseek such capability?
Landing lights are very focused. They're only noticeable if they're pointed towards you (but then they're very bright). They were visible to the camera but perhaps not to the heli.

Of course the plane would have anti-collision lights as well though, those are omnidirectional.
A lot of "I am very smart" one-liners here. I don't know the guy (I guess I should) but it's not very insightful.
Before I was diagnosed my average time keeping a job was something like 6 months. I would get a job, feel elated and enthusiastic about the work. After a few months I would start to struggle, feel too anxious to ask for help, spiral into depression. My work output would get worse and worse. The final nail in the coffin would be my superiors asking about my performance. I would usually quit or just disappear because I could take the shame.

Don't underestimate how bad ADHD (and related issues like anxiety, depression, rejection sensitivity) can be.

Now that I've been diagnosed I use a wide range of tools to improve my performance:

* Automation for start and end work tasks. I have Keyboard maestro open and arrange multiple windows on multiple monitors so that at the start of the work day I can press one button and get started. Or if I've gone off task I can close everything and simply hit one button to get back on task.

* Timers. I use many timers to remind me of important things and timebox chunks of work. I really like smart speakers as they are a low distraction device. I also use Horo on my computer and a garmin smartwatch with multiple vibration timers (great if you are in a situation where you need a timer but can't disturb others).

* Task separation. I use different folders and browser profiles for different tasks. The browser bar color changes to remind me which 'mode' I'm in. Downloads automatically go into their respective downloads folder so when I'm hunting for something after the fact it's usually much easier to find.

* Emotional skills. By far the biggest impact. Better than any tool, gadget, app or aphorism. Slowly learn to forgive and accept yourself even when you don't do anything. Spent the whole day watching youtube by accident? Fine. Didn't reply to that email for 6 months? It happens. Learning to see your big, uncontrollable emotions before they completely overtake you is also very valuable.

Overall ADHD is a disability and will have large effects on your career. You can take action to ameliorate some of these effects but you'll generally be behind a similar person without ADHD.
Supposedly, I've removed downloaded update using instructions from https://wiki.rossmanngroup.com/wiki/Pixel_4a_Battery_Perform... - hopefully this will stop popups:

>Users can delete an already downloaded (and not yet installed) update: Settings -> Apps -> All Apps -> Google Play Services -> Storage and cache -> Manage Space and from there on delete all data through the "Clear all data" button.
Me either. Maybe it's referring to something like this: https://www.instagram.com/talkingnummbers9/p/ChAWR1utPOB/
Only 3 months by default. You have to specially ask for permission to stay 6 months (and they absolutely won't allow you to hop in and out of the country to "reset" the counter).

Note 8 on this page: https://www.mofa.go.jp/j_info/visit/visa/short/novisa.html
I don't think the article's audience are professional EEs/PCB designers otherwise they'd know all of this stuff and then some. So anyone serious should probably seek out a better reference.
aaand.. it's gone.

archive of the radar replay: https://dpaste.com/3DUG9YWFB

sha3-256: 539b49e57443109cb0aea06209ce142d44a5ccbee16e42e0c71026742fc56703
Not for me. As I build a chemical factory, I do not reinvent everything.

They are using the current SOTA tools and models to build new models for cheaper.
This is why correctness is also measured. When the debiasing is done naively, the answers for the disambiguate part are always "not enough info". So the tradeoff here is to reduce the bias score, while maintaining high correctness score on the disambiguate part
I think the difference in your comment is that China is doing this to their own citizens. Israel is oppressing their enemy, who have voted for Hamas to be the leader of their government, which stated intent is to destroy Israel... Big difference.
It’s an interesting survey but I wonder if more nuanced questions would reveal more. Perhaps those who distrust big tech in the survey still have some platform they use and think is fine. Maybe all the people answering believe they’re the enlightened ones using the one correct platform while distrusting the rest, but they each have different ideas on which one is trustworthy.
Even if true, so what? These are increasingly looking like a competition between nation-states with their trade embargoes and export controls. All's fair in AI wars.
king of the clueless tech bros. too busy ranting about wokeness to realize he looks like an ass
Legacy media doesn't have to disparage Tesla. Elon Musk is doing that all on his own.

His fascist salutes have alienated a lot of potential buyers: https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2025/jan/20/trump-elo...

Teslas are now being called "swasticars". That's brand damage that's going to take a while to fix. And maybe it can't be fixed while Musk remains at Tesla.
A reason for more external copper pours might also be that the EDA tools have improved and can now handle the complex shapes. Back in the 80s/90s copper pours were a pain using Protel (later called Altium), as they were built using straight tracks rather than polygons. Eventually the program got actual polygons and life became easier.
Presumably because Trump just offered an 8month severance package to all fed workers.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cnvqe3le3z4o

> US President Donald Trump has offered federal workers the option to resign and receive pay for eight months, in a major effort to shrink and reform the US government.
Brave New World is actually a utopian story told from the perspective of a weird shut-in who only reads Shakespeare and the Bible.
Yes, I research and write on extremists and have become depressingly familiar with conspiratorial narrative formation in real time, as well having read a huge number of research papers into social media dynamics. I used to spend a lot of time and effort debunking CTs but frankly it seems increasingly pointless to do so nowadays.
The solution is to additionally stuff a bigass electrolytic capacitor on the rail, either tantalum or aluminum. The ESR of the electrolytic will damp out the naughty high-Q tendencies of the ceramics and everything will work out wonderfully in typical cases. (Of course there are pathological cases out there. There are always pathological cases. And if there ever stop being pathological cases, I'll be out of a job!)
Marginal cost has nothing to do with it - you can buy and sell compute like you could corn and beef at scale. You can't buy and sell software like that. In fact I'm surprised we don't have futures markets for things like compute and object storage.
It's saved, just not to separate files.

And the solution to getting it synced is to back up your computer, which you should definitely be doing.
The fact that three different labs, including one based in America, agreed on the radio dating, lends a lot of credibility to this discovery. I wonder if this also changes assumptions on where some technologies originated and how they spread, and if that in turn changes the understanding of human migrations.

> However, according to Tamil Nadu Chief Minister M. K. Stalin, the new findings push the introduction of iron in the Tamil landscape back 5,300 years.

This is unrelated, but is “Stalin” a common name in India? I thought it was a Russian last name that is now taboo in terms of real life usage because of Joseph Stalin.
I've never bought that argument. Apple wanted to sell high margin accessories that get broken, lost and replaced often because people hold on to their devices about 4 years now instead of the 1-2 from 10 years ago.

I use a panasonic wired headphone with a mic, $10. Airpods are $200. They wanted to increase their costs and frequency of purchase by hiding it behind accessories with higher profits and shorter longevity than the primary device.
Have their scraping bots consented to cookies?
Because they didn't start the enshittification of Gemini chat results yet, where you have to wade through paid ads spam, similar to hearing politicians talk.

That's the real advantage of the open deepseek weights. They cannot enshittify this, you can run it locally. Just with an old snapshot
Nvidia's H100 has 80GB. As long the interconnect is fast enough you don't need everything to fit on one.