skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
idealistic altruists have never worked on a group project with bums.
The people that made Ableton were musicians - see Monolake. I’ve used it for making psyche rock albums and I’m pretty sure I could use it for producing pretty well any kind or genre of music. I’m a musician primarily and not an engineer, so I’ve no idea what you’re talking about saying Ableton is an engineers software. Some of your point about Pro Tools is right because that’s completely hamstrung and backward due to it being from the era of Amigas and MacOS7. But modern alternatives exist that overcome that. It really sounds like you need to buy Ableton - it really is turn on, plug in, make music.
It does seem to have improved in general. (From a small sample size as I don't check luggage unless I have to.) United's baggage tracking in their app seems pretty reliable and I toss in an AirTag as a backup which also works well.
Growing up I was told of the fable of "The Emperor's New Clothes" on occasion. I always found it ridiculous, but in the last decade it has been quite relevant. As a kid, I thought it was about the ridiculousness of the Emperor, but I've come around to the understanding that it's about how power creates its own reality.
Fill in the HIPPA release form with "OpenAI, Inc", "Anthropic PBC", or whatever he wants to use. Just like if they were to use an outside radiology firm or you are transferring to a new doctor.

And yes, I've seen physicians dodge the requirements and not release info when you've given all the legal permissions required, but that is on them, not on the regs. They're abusing the regs for their convenience or some other purpose, and it is damn frustrating.

BUT, if your doctor does not want to use an LLM, there is indeed little you can do to convince him/her.

On top of that, you would be utterly foolish to try to force the issue and make them use it when they are both unwilling and unskilled.

As pretty much everyone here knows, all LLMs can make significant and well-disguised errors whilst sounding highly confident in the veracity of their answer. It takes an expert to validate any serious response, and experience with the LLMs and the types of errors they hallucinate counts a lot.

Seems you'd be better off either getting your entire medical history and feeding it in yourself if you aren't concerned abt uploading it. Or, seeking another physician who IS familiar with LLMs and is actively using them.

In any case, I wish you well in quickly finding a workable solution!
So what though? I actually like getting gate checked. Now I don’t have to shove the bag in the overhead I just pick it up in claim.
yeah, for a connecting app it could work well -- especially with the loneliness epidemic and everything going on
Begging for a attention and "stars" here is somewhat distasteful and against the spirit of the community.
I recommend following hashtags to bootstrap your feed.
i'd wish if retention was about useful features, but alas it is not.

in modern day retention = any dark pattern and emotional manipulation trick to keep you "engaged" without actually learning, because if you learn something you would of course stop using the thing and watching great ads.
Sounds not realistic. Imagine you have this list, how do you know it's complete? What if it's not complete and you think it's complete and you only find out something was missing when it was too late?

edit: You might as well work on software that keeps a list of everything you ever owned so you can just whip it out once your house burns down.
Not to my knowledge, no. If it's a virtualized server, maybe this works, but to my knowledge most companies try to maximize their hardware usage through a variety of slices/sizes based on underlying resources. I am not a datacenter expert however.
I tend to get impatient at less than 10tok/s: If the answer is 600tok (normal for me) that's a minute.
The assumption is there’s a global body that registers place names and regional borders that Google would vet against.
Have you tried Mistral's models? They're explicitly trained on a bunch of languages, not only English.
The Long Flight to Teach an Endangered Ibis Species to Migrate
I have a non-default option on for zsh, which is incredibly useful interactively. (Bash also has this option, but I haven't enabled it.)

Normally, ls doesn't expand globs.

Why did you say to try "touch a; ls -?"? What am I supposed to see from those two commands?
> A question, does the executive order (if it was actually signed by the President) have the "law power" to actually oblige Google Maps to make this change?

Coercion isn't required when sycophants are eager to cooperate.
>When the person you love decides that someone in the world brings him or her only frustration and pain, that person is your enemy, even if that person has always been cool to you in the past, or you’ve never actually met the person, or your partner has never actually met the person. The more you love someone, the more ardently you should feel not just obligated but driven to want to destroy the people your loved one wishes ill.

If you're going to betray a friend just like that, you're a mentally ill asshole rather than a loving family man.
https://archive.ph/bhxu0
The best strategy is to go to the bathroom when they call boarding and mosey on over whenever you like. Its easier to board as one of the last few vs the first. No one in the aisle and you can identify your potential seat from across the plane.
It was at least a good film. Unlike Crash, which was just horribly bad
Thanks, and good points!

The spectrum is also about its dynamic changes through the day, so proportionality across the spectrum as well as within ranges (e.g. within NIR, there are metabolically inhibitory and facilitatory frequencies just 50 nm apart). These are linked to countless physiological mechanisms that are in interaction with each other. So, while we are also looking into more "full-spectrum" electric sources, it is not really possible let alone feasible to replicate daylight.

On the technology side, we are still searching for the best LCD to use and happy to share more in private, but not limiting the spectrum here too much is possible. There are two aspects I can already summarize here:
- near-infrared is preserved through the collector and fiber and can be transmitted through the display (but finding the right components is a challenge, as so far nobody cared about transmission properties outside of visible)
- opposing the current trend of increasing gamut with ever narrower RGB spectrum, we go for broad spectrum and lower saturation. Aside from physiology, this also has some perceptual benefits, e.g. avoiding the long-term adaptations that make the world look dull as a consequence of wide gamut displays today.
there is a DAW with that feature, they then extracted the multiplayer core and license that. Forget the name, though.
Here is a thought - how about engineering deflation until the penny become valuable again? Will take decades though.

Make the penny great again!
Looks like my comment and others asking for data got flagged. Whose agenda is winning here? Hm?
Exactly! It's too high a barrier to entry. And it doesn't matter how low that barrier is: if people won't use it due to it, that's too high. Crazy how much pushback I get on that idea.

As far as the "engineer mode" that's what I think galls me most: You can't really write audio software without all of the technical stuff so you're going to NEED that stuff anyway. AND, as someone matures in their musical ability, they often need to do more specific fine-tuning which would require those features. And that means that you could basically funnel non-audio-engineers into understanding at least the parts they need to make their own music when the time came. There's no better way to learn than to solve a "problem", even if that "problem" is just "how do I tighten up the high end on this so it makes this cool sound I want?"

In short: making a DAW for musicians is not only accessible to non-audio-engineers, it's also a gateway drug to semi-audio-engineers and their explorations. I'm just all for that!
How much would the Non-Recurrent Cost associated with designing a RISC-V CPU using this 2nm? EDA Tools, Photo-Masks, One Time Chip Design Engineer Cost, Simulation/Virtual Verification and so on. I mean every thing till tape-out.
Part of it is likely backward compatibility.
Google’s policy of not playing individualised politics is to treat these things consistently and not apply its own judgement.
Seconded!

I forgot to mention that ... thanks. The ability to follow hashtags is excellent.
It's only Londonderry to a minority of loyalists who aren't actually even from the place. Everyone else calls it Derry, even the loyalists in Derry.

I think it's actually a rule in BBC articles that the first mention has to be "Londonderry" and thereafter "Derry".
And I've been trying to use it for 15 years, and each time I think "ok, next PC upgrade, this is gonna be sick!" ...and it's still molasses. Not even criticizing it. I've been pumped about it from the start, but it was asking a lot of the web as a platform 15 years ago.

This is featherweight in comparison, and a lot closer to a traditional DAW than audiotool's skeuomorphic virtual analogue approach.
Conversations with Claude are not private. ML researchers can read them
I'd like to see your solution.
What source language are you working with that has go-to?
if "Space industry" isn't big I don't know what is
The hassle of not being able to work with native CUDA isn't worth it for a huge amount of AI. Good luck getting that latest paper or code working quickly just to try it out, if the author didn't explicitly target M4 (unlikely but all the most mainstream of stuff).
It has, partially through executing more instructions per cycle
Right, you can't keep a culture in stasis. It always changes. There's something to be said for protectionism though (e.g. language laws), with varying degrees of success (Japan quashed Christianity quite well, brutally). There's a reason behind the choice in semantics particularly when it comes to traditional cultures. We don't call it "preserving culture" when historians and archivists document things.
Thanks. & here are some ideas. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43012478 & some more ideas. You can also work out an outline or timeline or table of characters & settings & objects in the editors to the right. You can also get your editors to write their overarching feedback & questions in the editors to the right. I also designed this for screenwriting so you can get more ideas by reading up on how screenwriters do their work. It's clunky to format to standards acceptable to the industry, but the industry standards seem pointless & counterproductive, so it's maybe good to be forced to focus on content over form.

About the second point. In Word, you can easily get feedback for specific paragraphs by just writing around or underneath those paragraphs, or for the whole by just writing in another document & keeping that document open in another window or in the same window. But you can't easily get feedback for specific chapters, & you can't do any of these things while easily keeping chapter-specific notes always in view. This among other reasons is why this app is maybe more powerful than Microsoft Word, Google Docs, Obsidian, etc. It balances notetaking & reflection & writing. Microsoft Word & Google Docs focus too much on writing, & have very little capability in the other 2. Obsidian focuses too much on notetaking, & has very little capability in the other 2. None of them integrate all 3.

About reflection. With Word, the moment you make changes to the document, all the stuff written to the side goes out of sync. So it's best just to write in sequence. So Word has no advantage there.
No I'm here too. But we are not totally correlated. There is more correlation within you, than there is between you and me. We are both nodes in the universe's correlation network complex enough to model our own correlations.
Wow, this guy's wife sounds like a real catch.
Boring tech is mature, not old
>Across everyone I interact with, the window hasn't shifted.

That is called selection bias.
When a border or name is disputed, this is shown with the "given names" in the countries on each side of the dispute, and with both names (one in brackets) everywhere else.
Southwest is easy. Board, sit down, done.
I’d really love to build a machine for local LLMs. I’ve tested models on my MBP M3 Max with 128GB of ram and it’s really cool but I’d like a dedicated local server. I’d also like an excuse to play with proxmox as I’ve just run raw Linux servers or UnRaid w/ containers in the past.

I have OpenWebUI and LibreChat running on my local “app server” and I’m quite enjoying that but every time I price out a beefier box I feel like the ROI just isn’t there, especially for an industry that is moving so fast.

Privacy is not something to ignore at all but the cost of inference online is very hard to beat, especially when I’m still learning how best to use LLMs.
> Also, a democracy is supposed to decentralize power. The more decentralized, the more each citizen has equal power.

There’s no way you can guarantee that! India have everything to decentralise power, but still ended up currently as an autocratic state
We're not spending money on infrastructure, we're spending it on entitlements.
so far as I can tell, nobody here has stated the real reason that I've heard from conservative circles. Which makes sense, probably very few on this site would ever encounter them.

but anyway, what i heard was that former president passed a bunch of EO's banning all future oil drilling in the Gulf of Mexico. I guess the easiest way to invalidate them was the rename the Gulf.
It’s absolutely pointless, but Gulf of the Americas almost has a nice bonding tone.
I remember when I re-met, online, a kid from my high school that I had picked on and bullied. Years later, we were grown up, matured, but I nevertheless felt bad for the way I treated him.
Why did I treat him this way? Well, I can't answer that exactly. However, I do know that my first impressions of him were force-fed to me by my peers. I never even got to know the kid I bullied. I just did it to feel part of the crowd, among other reasons that I work through with therapy.

Now, I take the different approach. My wife can have enemies. My friends can have enemies. But I stay out of gossip (which gossipers hate) and off social media. I can listen to my wife vent, I don't have the luxury of hating people or cutting people out of my life for trivial reasons.

I thought this article was meant to be a sarcastic take on the emotional toxicity pervading most of society today. It reads like the diary of a codependent sociopath, which makes for entertaining television, but a miserable life.
Ha, blast from the past - I have bunch of code that is in mainline SMAUG.
And how easy it was to start the threads onboarding flow inside FB/Insta... looked like a new feature.
All the problems with the US constitution that are plainly obvious to middle school students turn out to be real.

The most surprising part isn’t that it’s happening, but that it held together for over two centuries.
There have been a huge number of terror attacks in SA. It's worthwhile to look this stuff up first because these theories are not always concordant with reality.
More users are watching YouTube on TV than mobile
I hadn't heard of that case before. However, some government officials saying that someone should resign is a bit different from the government actually forcing someone to resign or be fired.

The comment I replied to said "What I'm missing from this announcement though is any mention of how they intend to secure this "vault" against the current government.", which I believe is talking about a case where the government orders Harvard to take the info down. If Harvard will delete the data because a few government officials say they should (but don't order them to do so), then I don't see what can be done to secure the vault against the government. E.g. hosting it in Europe won't be any help, because Harvard could just delete it from the European hosting.
Even my wife's friends are often my enemies too.

Maybe it's just me, but it seems that being the man in a relationship has taken a nosedive in value in recent times.
Vietnam War/American War

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vietnam_War#cite_note-77
For sure and the Mac Mini M4 Pro with 64GB of RAM feels like the sweet spot right now.

That said, the base storage option is only 512GB, and if this machine is also a daily driver, you’re going to want to bump that up a bit. Still, it’s an amazing machine for under $3K.
Doesnt that make the fed unconstitutional as well?
This looks interesting. I wonder what the financial/business relationship is like between Mullvad and Obscura.
oh, it's a matter of means, opportunity and peace of mind.

this little dependency sequence is exactly how I, again and again, come to the conclusion about what climate change is driven by and climate change (re-)actions should be.

but in terms of change: others need to change so that change can hold the line.

example:
good teachers are scarce. and when there are a few or only one at your school, most of their good impact is offset or entirely negated by their colleagues. and that's not life, that's not what it is, that's not how it goes.

It's because people in the dependency sequence refuse to change and instead serve someone who poses as a devil because the motherfucker gets them high on punched drugs (food and drink and media) that fuck with their brains to make them think 'I don't care', 'that's not my job', 'I don't care', 'I don't even care about not caring', 'People don't care', 'nobody cares' ...

AND:
at almost every step in that dependency sequence, there are better ways to do things. implementation takes quite a bit of time and so there is no surplus to last years surplus, something that hasn't created any added value to civilization since the beginning of time.

everything is going on and these 'nobody cares' people are f u c k i n g annoying and so are all these 'normalizers' ... instead of adding value, they just serve those who ruin games and playing fields in exactly the ways that others are actively trying to change for the better, which is why there are demands for bottom-up change: your bossies won't tell you to change so you have to get it yourself instead of 'just doing your job', ffs.

you are right, of course, it's a personal matter, fuck whoever; but from a rational, game-theoretical, and super-rational perspective, what you said is nonsense and so is using that dependency sequence as an argument. Especially in the lights of all that shit in storage, or cleaning out storage for new shit that can only be marketed via deception and cross-media priming, and so on ... ...

just provide people with means, opportunity and let them have peace of mind, then you'll see what side they pick, which is where we end up, again, "burning men" with psychedelics and our decades of experience in cool fields and wonderful remote places, 'just doing our jobs' ...

we really ruined too much potential of capitalism. it's sad, but the wall-street rich did to capitalism what communist leadership did to communism; only that communism didn't get to develop that long ...

Title: Portfolio Communists threatening to ruin Capitalism and America from the Inside.
... no, needs work, any ideas?

Hypocrisy is a baseline human aha-moment, btw, you can't use it in or as an argument. There should be a fallacy for that, if anyone has time to formulate one.
Some LLM use cases are async, e.g. agents, "deep research" clones.
France set to pledge one gigawatt of nuclear power for AI
Someone's already made a chrome extension to search+replace "Gulf of America" to "Gulf of Mexico" in online text I don't think it works for google maps place titles but no doubt someone will fix that.

It's a new level of public-but-divided space when we all start running client side software to reinforce our world view. I'm certainly not criticizing that chrome extension I think that is funny, but it's also something to think on.
Shopify tells support staff to give 'no comment' on Kanye West shirt
It is not a problem if you are a student learning how to solve problems. Solving previously solved problems is often a good way to learn - because there is a solution you know you are not hitting something that cannot be solved, and your teacher can guide you if you get stuck.

For real world everyday problems normally it is an application of already solved theory or it isn't worth working on at all. We still need researchers to look at and expand our theory which in turn allows us to solve more problems in the real world. And there are real world problems that we pour enormous amounts of effort into solving despite lacking theory, but these areas move much slower than the much more common application of already solved theory and so are vastly vastly more expensive. (this is how we get smaller chip architectures, but it is a planet scale problem to solve)
It happens because political theater works on enough people to swing elections.
From what you say, the handling of the flags and of the return address could be somewhat similar to IBM POWER, i.e. with a dedicated link register and a dedicated flags register.

I doubt that they have any feature that is really different from other popular ISAs.

It is much more likely that they have combined features from multiple well-known RISC ISAs, so you should compare what you see also with other RISC ISAs, not only with MIPS.

Even if nowadays much fewer ISAs have been remained in use than before, and many people are familiar only with these surviving ISAs, there have been so many ISAs in the past that pretty much every possible feature of instruction encoding has already been included in some past ISA.

Like in scripts for new movies, when designing a new ISA it would be extremely difficult to find any encoding feature that had not already been used before.
Greenland and Gaza are next. Canada has to wait in line.
One of my favorites:
https://forums.servethehome.com
If this is satire, it's not very good.

If this is not satire, it's not very good.
The same tired edge cases. Especially the null pointers. Yes, but what did you want the language to do? Stop you? You can do that yourself.
This is the parody. Anything else would be imperfect.
Too little too late.

I was in Florence in the mid 80s. It was a beautiful ancient Tuscan city, with plenty of tourists, but it seemed authentic.

I went again last year, and vast areas have turned into a glitzy shopping mall, with many international brands represented. (Also, so many leather goods shops.) It looks like the same disease that affects Prague: popularity has attracted high-end commerce and changed the city completely, destroying the original character.

Key boxes aren’t the problem.
The paper suggests that that is still possible with the proposed architecture if needed.
Good analogy. Balatro goes a lot further by making the rules dynamic during the game, but at least categorically similar.
I just don't carry a multi-tool any longer no matter how TSA safe it's supposed to be. It's not just the US though. I had one of those super cheap 2-part wine corkscrews (no foil cutter) confiscated in Spain.