skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I asked "would you want all cars to be made in China" (meaning all cars bought in America) because American-built cars built by people who are paid nontrivial wages would not be competitive in America with those built by very low cost Chinese labor if America lets Chinese cars in. None of this impacts anyone else though.

If you really think Trump is going to try to literally take territory though, you've really been trolled. He has said all kinds of ridiculous shit in his 'political career.' That's his one signature thing.
Does that somehow make it something else than public funding?
Ah thank you. That's the part I was missing. I know this example is wrong in 100 different ways, but something like "yeah we know a key with prime factor X is valid, and this has one", but there's thousands of those out there, so it can't tie out to whom.
How does this compare quality wise to Gemini flash
> How did it go "amazingly well"?

Extremely high site reliability (others claimed it would literally go down, have outages). And the eng team's ability to pump out features: https://x.com/nima_owji/status/1872708051494695422/photo/1
NAT was an good solution that the IETF came up with, we wouldn't be able to have the internet at our scale without it
you misunderstand my intent, sorry! i was boosting your point, not arguing against it.

please insert the word "yep," in front of my parent comment
Well that's cool. Now I'm going down a rabbit hole of learning the differences between recombination and reassortment.
He is a servant of chaos to use fantasy terminology (due to lifelong mental imbalances that were glaringly obvious way before he got power). Maybe chaotic neutral after all + and - will eventually be summarised, but for now, for most of the world he veers towards evil scale.

Maybe something good will come out of this like Europe finally waking up, even now in 2025 here on HN I got attacked for warmongering if I dare say that we should increase defense (literally in our case) budgets.

Elephant in the porcelaine shop will make a room for new products for sure but thats not the most important thing that happens.
I hear what you're saying, but I have to say that I think you're conflating bad management practices with the effects of generative AI. The artist's boss sounds like a clown following a bandwagon and creating a toxic work environment at the same time. Hope your friend is able to break free, because if AI isn't what eventually drives them to go postal in that workplace, something else will.

As for copyright, that's a matter for the courts and legislature to decide. If copyright maximalism wins, such that training is not considered fair use, or that liability for infringement attaches to the trainer of the model rather than its users, it will really do a number on American competitiveness. Such a decision would transfer an enormous amount of power to countries that DGAF about copyright law.

The most competitive AI models are always going to rely on snarfing up as much data as possible, legally or otherwise, and I'm OK with that. Copyright is a recent invention, historically speaking; we got along fine without it for thousands of years. What happening in AI, on the other hand, can potentially take us to the next level as a species. If that means the end of copyright as a concept, so be it. My big concern is that like most futures (to paraphrase Gibson), this one won't exactly be equally distributed.
> The Europeans and Biden administration had nearly 3 years to do something (...)

They did. They supported Ukraine and turned Russia's 3-day invasion into a 3-year-and-counting quagmire where:

- Russia suffered a humiliating defeat and pushed out of Kiev,

- barely made any progress beyond the initial blitzkrieg,

- got it's black sea fleet sunk and destroyed,

- saw parts of it's territory invaded and captured by Ukraine,

- is helplessly seeing it's oil industry being decimated,

- is begging the likes of Iran and North Korea for help, including boots on the ground.

As much as it pains Russia to admit, this is exactly what Russia's defeat scenario looks like: a long drawn out conflict that forces Russia to self destruct without a single boot on the ground from NATO.
Much better user experience--and in these examples the users could be high school students or teachers, college students, grad students, PIs, public policymakers, etc--users can do complex searching, filtering, previewing data images & plots, and selecting data over a wide variety of spatial and temporal bounds. They can also either directly download the data in a self-describing format (with metadata), or they can describe various kinds of post-processing that is done efficiently and quickly.
> Remember Germany is still the place where you say four-and-twenty for twenty-four …

That's a weird remark to make. Lots of languages do that. And if you want to talk weird numbers, try Japanese with their 10k grouping (e.g. 100k is 10 10k, juu man, 1M is 100 100k, hyaku man, etc).
Isn't this a slippery slope into authoritarianism? How are people not more worried about this? The whole of checks and balances is this, this is democracy literally eroding away isn't it?
Good what? I wasn't complaining that shit gets memory holed here, I observed something I had never seen before.

The discussion seems generally really informative, it's mostly the people who don't want the topic discussed who are shit at discussing it. It's a skill issue.
The USA seems like a hellscape.
Some context into the importance of reduction gears from the battleship New Jersey channel.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hw-d6ymgA_c (Westinghouse Leasing Reduction Gears to Navy Ships: Fact or Fiction?)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tGLoBbTeTAs (The Keys to the World's Fastest Battleship: Unlocking the Reduction Gears)

The comments are full of former U.S. Navy sailors remembering how they had to have an armed guard and strip down before entering while the reductions gears were opened and being inspected.
VP2INTERSECT will continue to be supported in AMD processors going forward
Doesn't seem NSFW to me at all. It's a skin textured egg with hairs in an egg cup.

https://cdn.jwz.org/images/2024/hn.png
"Do not attribute to malice what can be explained by journalist incompetence" ?
(I see in the comments that more people have similar concerns)

ELI5 why is this not a solution looking for a problem?
Not even this particular project, but WASM as a platform in general.

My point of view is that contenerization is the final step in reaching the "serverless" nirvana. Having a Docker (or similar) solves a platitude of problems, everyone develops in the same environment, deployment is fully reproducible and isolated, and so on.

I'm not a fan of pure "serverless" solutions as they hide too much moving parts inside a magic box.

Why is WASM seen as the next step?
> But Biden was very supportive of NATO, whereas Trump wants out of NATO.

Trump's threats have caused most of Europe to rapidly ramp up defence spending, meanwhile Biden's "support" accomplished basically nothing, practically speaking. Nice words without action are useless.
Yes, because the solar cells aren't free. They have an environmental and monetary impact while not lasting forever. If you don't use them, you are wasting them.
Commas and dots being swapped is fairly common on continental Europe: I think it's the case at least in Germany, France, Spain and Italy. Probably other countries as well.

Since we're talking about numbers, in France we used to count by blocks of 20, and the usage somewhat persists to this day: so, for instance, 72 is read "sixty twelve" (60+12), 81 is read "four twenty one" (4x20+1), and 96 is read "four twenty sixteen" (4x20+16). Mind bending for the poor French learners...
Education? The PhD path commits you to learn more and more about less and less.

The opportunity cost isn’t just in life-time earnings, it’s also the time you sunk hyper focused on one very specific topic.
But ruins the sear? Seems like an odd nit
Hey there, I'm building an open source Recall at https://github.com/noah-duncan/attendee, designed for convenient self-hosting. It's fairly immature but other engineers are starting to contribute and things are picking up. Pretty sure it's the only open source example of a google meet bot that can extract audio, video, transcript and speak in the meeting.
It is the need of personal gratification and having a public and active online persona that makes hobby devs wear out from other users feedback.

You don't get negative feedback if you don't open communications channels for that.
Nailed it.

This was a huge security screw up, you have to draw your security barrier and they left this huge asset on the wrong side of it. If only the followed Gauss's Law.
> How could they do it more efficiently?:

Think about how taxes work. The IRS doesn't check every person. You make rules, you perform random audits.

IRBs could easily do the same thing. Set some rules like (simplified) "No IRB necessary if your research doesn't physically touch a person". Researchers will read the rules and skip an IRB if they're in an exempt category. Then just audit at a high enough rate they won't lie.
He already tried once to overturn an election. This time he's way more ruthless and out for revenge.
Russia has been here before, many times. They're remarkably resilient and good at sacrificing their own population to achieve their goals.

At the time Biden left office, Ukraine was losing territory. There's no saying Russia would have or will lose, unfortunately. A stronger response from the US and Europe was/is needed...
> create a new kernel in rust and force a paradigm shift.

And then what?

A kernel by itself isn't very useful. Even if your kernel is somehow superior in every way, you need software to target it, so to be a successful replacement for linux you basically have to be completely compatible with any software that currently runs on linux, which not only means a massive amount of work just to keep up with changes in linux, but constraints on your own design.

And then there is hardware support. If you are a fledgling project, how do you get hardware vendors to write drivers for you?
RFK Jr's book "The Real Anthony Fauci"[1], where he exposes the long history behind the creating custom designer viruses under the NIH umbrella, which led to COVID pandemic, and how every mainstream journo called him "conspiracy theorist". Turns out it was the lab leak after all, according to the CIA[2]

This is the most important one, once we get to the bottom of who created virus that killed millions and caused tens of trillions in economic damage, it will cause other more significant events.

Another one, how he explained the nature behind the Ukraine war, and how military industrial complex is stealing US government money and profiting off of artificially prolonging the Ukraine-Russia war[3]. Everyone called him conspiracy theorist, when he said BlackRock, Monsanto, DuPont have bought Ukrainian land, turns out it was true.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Real_Anthony_Fauci
2. https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cd9qjjj4zy5o
3. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xWowuHMvpzU
Annmnnnnnd we’re flagged.
It's pretty even on both sides of dot and comma

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Decimal_separator#Conventions_...
Good thing, that as Ukraine showed, against russia you dont need a navy. Baltic seababies for the win.
I think the project is great, but for me it is connected now to an empiric rule of big complex projects with a large user base: An issue will be fixed more or less quickly if it affects millions/thousands of users, otherwise it will live forever in an eternal priority queue. There's an issue I noticed in LibreOffice, found the corresponding tracker post, confirmed it with a test, and now it is only visited by a robot checking whether stall issues are worth deleting. Another example is Chromium, where I posted an issue about wrong rendering of some elements with rare sets of attributes. The post is more alive than the LibreOffice one, but nevertheless, never fixed since it requires precious developers time but too niche to gain much attention
5 fatalities are statistically insignificant
That filibustering is still a valid political instrument is so weird as a non american. Maybe the us wouldn't be in this mess if it wouldn't cling to political process from the 1800s
>You do realize that inspection of such a vessel is done on a daily basis or higher frequency, right?

Do you think Russia realizes this? If it's obvious to you, it would be obvious to them.
> Conversely the English 1,000,000 is 1.000.000 in German! Very confusing.

Well, yes. But it's mostly the Anglosphere being weird again: https://commons.m.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:DecimalSeparator.s...

I personally like to use thin spaces or apostrophes as a thousands separator, precisely to avoid the language confusion. I also try to avoid three decimals going for 2 or 4 instead, but you can't always do that, because it changes the content.

> Remember Germany is still the place where you say four-and-twenty for twenty-four …

As someone from another language that does that: agreed. It gets even weirder with 124: one hundred four and twenty. Middle-endianness is silly.
That's a great blog post, really informative and interesting. Do you recommend any other helpful resources on creating and curating datasets for post-training?
My favorite part is that the most foundational swear words in modern Slavic languages are still recognizable from their PIE roots:

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Eur...

https://en.wiktionary.org/wiki/Reconstruction:Proto-Indo-Eur...
Iraq had WMD. :-/
This analysis reminds me of this classic, albeit crude, joke from Silicon Valley…

https://youtu.be/Tx3wDTzqDTs?si=gybpX8Gha4nJ2Dve
I'm actually genuinely interested to know what you're referring to, because as an I.T. professional who's doing their best to keep up with how things work, that's more or less how I understood it as well. When words are mapped to a continuous vector space, placing semantically related words near one another gives their vector coordinates similar values (see the excerpt from IBM below).

However, I really don't understand how that necessarily enables one to perform arithmetic functions with two sets of vector coordinates and expect the result to be something tangential to the original two words. I understand how using a model to create embeddings with semantically correlated values can be achieved, and why that would be so fundamental for LLMs. My math skills aren't advanced enough to confidently land on either side of this question, but my instincts are that such an elegant relationship would be unlikely. Then again, mathematics are replete with counterintuitive but elegantly clever connections, so I could absolutely understand why this is eminently believable--especially in the context of AI and language models.

According to the descriptions from IBM [0]:

> Word embeddings capture the semantic relationships and contextual meanings of words based on their usage patterns in a given language corpus. Each word is represented as a fixed-sized dense vector of real numbers. It is the opposite of a sparse vector, such as one-hot encoding, which has many zero entries.

> The use of word embedding has significantly improved the performance of natural language processing (NLP) models by providing a more meaningful and efficient representation of words. These embeddings enable machines to understand and process language in a way that captures semantic nuances and contextual relationships, making them valuable for a wide range of applications, including sentiment analysis, machine translation and information retrieval.

> Popular word embedding models include Word2Vec, GloVe (Global Vectors for Word Representation), FastText and embeddings derived from transformer-based models like BERT (Bidirectional Encoder Representations from Transformers) and GPT (Generative Pre-trained Transformer).

---

0. What is embedding? (https://www.ibm.com/think/topics/embedding)
Extremist partisans fuelling each other is a sign of too much democracy. We’ve known this since the Athenians. The solution may be in slowing down the signal transmission between base population, elites and policy.
Yes, that's what "Self hosted" means, you install it on your own server. Your choice if it's something "cloud" based and remote from you, or resides in your home.

https://wger.readthedocs.io/en/latest/installation.html
> unwilling.

will doesn't matter here. Only game theory. Either die by a gunshot by your commanding officer or by the enemy bullet. The second death option happens little latter if at all.
Already a year late, but this one made the rounds:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33504206
it is what it is. As Marx said: "the working class people have nothing to lose, but their chains".

The Democrat party can blame the other side for being stupid, or they can blame themselves for losing, what could have been a slam dunk election win, had they understood and addressed the concerns of the voter base.
Monero itself has very low fees.

It's almost only Bitcoin that has the absurdly expensive fees.
Its is addiction, plain and simple, whole app is designed to be so by psychology experts. Same goes for all Meta products for same goal of course, no need to bash tiktok specifically, its all brain or more like soul cancer destroying a bit young generation and they dont even know any better. A bit, more than a bit a collective and specific parenting failure too.

Ever dealth with proper addict? They live in their own world where all is good, normal and justified. Similar here. In addicts communities, 'normal' bar is set very low but from inside its day as usual.

Now I dont claim there can be no good happening, ie those 'special circumstances' really sound like it, but it would sound way better if some proper child psychologist was there, instead of anonymous communities who may (eventually will like elsewhere) turn toxic and beyond, with consequences.
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Lightning just isn't a good option as you first have to pay the expensive Bitcoin fees just to be able to use it... (And hope that you'll find a route otherwise you'll have to do it again.)
It's the gray area we're living in.

Blowing up nordstream was an act of war but couldn't be pinned to anyone.
When Russia invaded Ukraine they were prettending it was "green man" from outer space.

Meanwhile country A has an interest in country B, so country C instills a coup or train and fund islamic group.

The worst part is that this is only the tip of an iceberg, shards of reality that surface to mass media. The real damage is done by influencing masses.
Yes, lets just use pascal. Who needs dynamic memory allocation and functions that can take strings of multiple length?
In the upcoming election you can vote exactly what you want, is there anything I'm missing?
And what about pdqsort, glidesort, driftsort, ipnsort? New research is always cool, but there's plenty of other research in this space to compare this to
Fun! Nice work and will be great to intro newbies to SQL
The interesting bit (to me) isn't so much that they're black, but that you can see the compound eye at work. Each lens has a very narrow field of view and only appears black when the observer is within it, while a human pupil appears black from pretty much any angle because it's always using the one lens and aperture.
After reading your comment I still didn't quite understand how the server couldn't just simply log the tokens A, B, C issued to user X. So I had a look at the website you linked: IIUC the key is that the tokens are actually generated by the user and the server never sees them (unblinded) before their first usage:

> When an internet challenge is solved correctly by a user, Privacy Pass will generate a number of random nonces that will be used as tokens. These tokens will be cryptographically blinded and then sent to the challenge provider. If the solution is valid, the provider will sign the blinded tokens and return them to the client. Privacy Pass will unblind the tokens and store them for future use.

> Privacy Pass will detect when an internet challenge is required in the future for the same provider. In these cases, an unblinded, signed token will be embedded into a privacy pass that will be sent to the challenge provider. The provider will verify the signature on the unblinded token, if this check passes the challenge will not be invoked.
The issue isn’t code quality, it’s intentionality.

There’s nothing wrong with the code on this site, from what I can tell.

It’s just obvious that nobody put any care towards making it (not everything needs to be a work of art, mind you).
Zero export inverters are grid-tied but monitor the meter/CTs for load changes in order to curtail solar production/shift it to battery charging. I think they can technically backfeed a little bit if load is suddenly dumped depending on the inverter response time. Some have a secondary hard disconnect for additional protection.

https://knowledge-center.solaredge.com/sites/kc/files/feed-i...