skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"No reasonable amount of engineering resources would have made a dent in the problem. What OP is calling "weaponization of complexity" is just the asymmetry of effort required between new comers and entrenched players."

This literally makes no sense.
What does it mean to have a high asymmetry but somehow, "no amount" can make a dent in the problem.
The claim in the OP is about engineering effort, not about "it's hard to get people to want your product" or whatever.

So what exactly are you trying to say here?

"You would have to be naive to think that google would just open their arms and kumbaya with microsoft to do the "hard work""

I mean, i was there for Google, with plenty of others, and I know what we were thinking, because I was partially in charge of it? Please, tell me more about what I and others were thinking. Were you there? Do you have any data or evidence?

The naive thing is usually thinking people on the internet with no actual knowledge won't make up a history that suits their narrative.

"No. The end goal is to make money. Sometime it requires helping user, other time a bunch of anti competitive ( forcing android oem to prevent meaningful forks)and anti consumer (like playing hard ball with ad blockers) BS."

Again, please produce evidence rather than conjecture. What actual first hand evidence are you presenting here? (IE not opinions of random internet people who were not involved in any way). There actually are some folks involved who have this view, but my experience is they are far outnumbered by those actually trying to help. But you haven't even gone so far as to provide evidence from one of these folks who does disagree with my view!

"So much wrong with this. And is just a strawman. OP is not saying that it's not hard problem solving. The point is the solution achieved is self serving and sucks for the rest of us."

If so much is wrong with it, describe it. You've also now switched arguments from "no amount of engineering will make a dent" to "i don't like the solution they engineered". Which is it, exactly?

"Yeah no. History disagree with you"

Then, again, it should be really easy to produce evidence of this from folks involved.
Where is it?
The Ludwig von Mises & Rockwell Miseans? They want to bring back a whole lot of other bad ideas too [0]. Hence the red flag.

[0] https://www.splcenter.org/resources/reports/neo-confederates...
>a gold standard will limit the money supply.

I think there's some truth to this.

And if you're willing to accept it for what it is, ask yourself about your own supply of money, what it is and where it comes from.

What are the current limitations if not gold any more?

And it hasn't been gold in quite some time, not just theoretically for a while.

How has that "unlimited" money supply worked out ever since?

Is there any other bottleneck somewhere that maybe is holding back that limitless supply of money from ending up in your pocket worse than if it was gold, which we know has always been so hard to come by that most people have never had significant amounts whatsoever since the beginning of time?
"Large gender drop downs" is a canard, three is a large number for the purposes of their argument. It's not about gender dropdowns of any size other than exactly two as it's about strict enforcement of a rigid, patriarchal class hierarchy.

Accepting "the purpose of a thing is what it does" is important for these times. So is avoiding the epistemic traps of disingenuous actors.
Linux won’t be viable for me until I can play all my games seamlessly.
Nothing on their blog about this?
Here's a relevant Cody's Lab video about the process of converting urea to nitrate to make the nitrogen more bioavailable:

https://youtu.be/fhYW0QVS408?si=6sEtuWLEBSFfEk2f
This article is about storage.
GGML has a Metal (Apple's GPU interface layer) backend, yes, using MPS (Metal Performance Shaders), which are pre-baked shaders provided by Apple in a way similar to cuDNN. This is probably the most popular method for large-scale inference with modern bleeding-edge models.

There's also Apple CoreML, which is sort of like ONNX in that it provides a limited set of primitives but if you can compile your model into its format, it does good low-power edge inference using custom hardware (Neural Engine).

Apple also provide PyTorch with MPS, as well as a bunch of research libraries for training / development (axlearn, which is built on JAX/XLA, for example).

They also have a custom framework, Accelerate, which provides the usual linear algebra primitives using a custom matrix ISA (AMX), and on top of that, MLX, which is like fancy accelerated numpy with both Metal and AMX backends (and slower CPU backends for NEON and AVX).

Overall, there's a lot you can do with AI on Apple Silicon. Apple are clearly investing heavily in the space and the tools are pretty good.
Having a single breeding population across the park creates more genetic diversity than would be present in isolated herds.
> Bison like those in Yellowstone once suffered a population crisis that conservationists call the "population bottleneck" of the 19th century. By the early 1900s, American bison numbers had been reduced by 99.9% across North America and only 23 wild bison were known to have survived poaching in Yellowstone.

So at their worst this particular population only had 23 individuals left. Interbreeding is bad insofar as it increases the chances of passing harmful recessive genes to younger generations.
I wrote my own using Go, Tailwind (bought a template) and MySQL. It takes Markdown as Input and converts to HTML. It can generate static as well for deployment but I usually deploy the Go binary for now.
I was always very passionate about programming and startups or small team/co, but I never even got to the first round because of my undergraduate degree. I think I would have tried hard given an opportunity and worked with lot of discipline and passion. So now I have my own small team and I try to see if someone who doesn't have the right background but still willing to learn and is passionate about building stuff. It is probably not the idea of the author and he is right in his approach as it has been established, but I will test and see if what I am trying will work or not.
I get ad-free viewing for $0 a month. It's called uBlock Origin.
sold for whatever you want.
Supposing the other party wants BTC (wild assumption) and you want 1Mton of lead, I guess the exchange would happen.
Eventually, I hope to use Zig for N64 homebrew.

To get there, though, I need to implement Zig-ish interfaces to the N64's hardware, which is slowly-but-surely happening at https://fsl.yellowapple.us/zig64/dir?ci=trunk
People need to realize that leisure time - time off work, commute, chores - is paid for by their employer (as far as they're concerned). Which is to say that those of us with only a couple of hours to ourselves a day are being stiffed, no matter how much money we make. Stop letting the workaholics dictate how the rest of us live.
The hardware may be ten million times faster, but the software...
I have used beancount and it is significantly better than an Excel or Google Sheet.

For me, the main benefit is tax lot matching and an auditable trail of sales should the IRS come knocking. It's impossible to do this properly in a spreadsheet (I mean... it is possible, but no one will complain if it's done wrong until it's too late). With beancount, matching is much more straightforward. I have a python script that does it automatically for each sale using normal FIFO, tax loss minimization, etc. Due to beancount's internal checks, I am certain that these are correct once they're entered into the ledger. There is no chance of failure, and if the IRS ever asks me to justify a capital gain / loss figure, it's very easy to point out that I keep track of all my shares and have for the past several years and I maintain a solid record of the entire history of each lot.
This is awesome! Severance is such an incredible show. Just so much attention to detail everywhere.

I wonder how hard it would be to make a working Macro Data Refinement terminal.
I've never really felt this way, and have used all kinds of screens of various resolutions, sizes, technologies, etc. For 99% of the typical use cases (chats, email, doom scrolling, etc.) there just is not a big enough perceptible difference for most buyers.

Screen refresh rate arguments are starting to have hints of audiophile discussions.
I'll buy you a beer if any of these regions have a nuke in 10 years.
Netbooks were nifty, quite useful as ssh-terminal thin clients etc.
Something similar also happened in Europe. They were eradicated everywhere but a small natural park in Poland. Now they are being reintroduced, although I don't know where they will find the space.
You're underestimating the insane amount of engineering effort Google has put into optimizing V8. Take a look at some benchmarks.

https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/javascrip...
https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/javascrip...
https://programming-language-benchmarks.vercel.app/javascrip...

It beats Java and C# in many of them, and for C++ it's usually not more than 5x slower.

Of course, that's all optimized JavaScript. It's a lot easier to slip up and accidentally make your code much slower in a scripting language than in a compiled language. So yeah, for larger programs it's definitely worth rewriting.
Compared to the alternative of the species not surviving at all, it seems like the better option :)

Besides, it seems like they think it's genetically healthy, so doesn't seem like a problem. I'm assuming they've verified this somehow.

> Today, the Texas A&M researchers report that the Yellowstone bison population appears to be functioning as a single and genetically healthy population that fluctuates between 4,000 and 6,000 individuals.
This is incoherent to me. Your complaints are about packaging, but the elixir wrapper doesn't deal with that in any way -- it just wraps UV, which you could use without elixir.

What am I missing?

Also, typically when people say things like

> Tell me, which combination of the 15+ virtual environments, dependency management and Python version managers

It means they have been trapped in a cycle of thinking "just one more tool will surely solve my problem", instead of realising that the tools _are_ the problem, and if you just use the official methods (virtualenv and pip from a stock python install), things mostly just work.
Can you upgrade the storage of your XPS laptop?

Maybe check out the Framework laptops? For example the Framework 13's new screen is 2.8k @ 256PPI apparently [1], which has slightly more pixels than the Macbook Air M4[2] (obviously pixels isn't everything), but you can get up to 8TB NVMe storage + an extra storage expansion cards if you're happy to sacrifice ports and up to 96GB RAM. [3]

[1] https://community.frame.work/t/framework-laptop-13-deep-dive...

[2] https://www.apple.com/macbook-air/specs/

[3] https://frame.work/gb/en/products/laptop-diy-13-gen-amd/conf...

EDIT: typo + formatting
This is actually the best real life use case of crypto I've ever seen. You need to just figure that out. If he has to use Coinbase, that's fine do it that way. Anything related to a traditional bank or money transfer service (WU/MG) is going to constantly be subject to interruption or stoppage. The US scrutiny over transfers to your country is too high for US banks to want to support it. The other option would be to setup something that is outside your country (eg. a bank account in another less sanctioned country/region) and you will need to be responsible for patriating the funds to your locale. I think that will be complex and risky too.
I need them to get rid of the notch. It's so obnoxious. I'll run my M1 Air into the ground until they get rid of the notch.
I just torrent music. Call me old.
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Biology is not my area of expertise, but: Interbreeding is bad when it’s a small population interbreeding for a long long time. From the article it sounds like they aren’t worried about the genetic diversity of this 6k bison herd. I’m sure it would be better to have more diversity, but that’s hard to achieve with animals brought back from near-extinction.
Study: https://dataverse.harvard.edu/dataset.xhtml?persistentId=doi... | https://doi.org/10.7910/DVN/D1NDLH
The revolutionary war was considered to be an unwinnable war - France bankrupted itself to provide support and didn't demand $500b in minerals in return.

Absolutely shameful behavior to forget our own history.
The notable discovery is that, where the evidence a few decades ago was that the bison were breeding in their historical herds (so multiple, smaller genetic pools), they now appear to be breeding between herds (so a single larger, more diverse genetic pool).

AIUI with small populations, more variation in breeding between groups is a good thing, because it spreads genetic diversity across the whole population.
Reddit is perfectly usable in iOS Safari
The LLM created code will then be consumed by my AI agent which will rewrite the application to filter all of the bullshit and be fit for my minimalist preferences like a Reader Mode for CRUD apps.
Cool, want to actually engage, or are you also going to just throw rocks from the sidelines?
Why is the "Ultra" more powerful than the "Max"? I would expect "Max" to mean "maximum" in this context but it seems to mean "directly subordinate to that which is the maximum". This is pretty obviously a point of confusion. Just because other CPU manufacturers do goofy stuff with naming doesn't mean that Apple is exempt from criticism for doing something so obviously bereft of common sense.
uBlock Origin Lite doesn't support fetching filter lists from the internet (all lists are hard-coded in the extension itself) so every time YouTube tweaks their ads, you need to wait (potentially, multiple days) for Google to review and approve an updated extension. Very clear incentive mismatch.
Yanukovych fled because even his own party turned on him after police snipers killed over a hundred people. Instead of securing a political deal with other parties to safeguard his future (as he had hoped), he faced the possibility of arrest and criminal prosecution. So he just ran away before it could happen, left Ukraine for Russia and never returned.

Ukraine's parliament assembled and unanimously scheduled a snap presidential election, which was held a few months later. The Ukrainian people subsequently elected a new president.
GB has a different scale, afaia, and does not have a genocidal component in that it enprisons specific people and not any people from a certain race/origin.
Even more bizarre. I have an unrooted Android phone with the Safetycore all and I was able to uninstall it. Not the uninstall update either. The whole app. Prob will keep reinstalling?
I mean that's something you need to do every time a DB is involved. Not really an argument against ETAGS.
>Coincides suspiciously with the removal of uBlock on Chrome.

When was it removed? It's still on the chrome web store, and google's docs suggests they were removing manifest v2 extensions as early as October last year, so if they launched premium lite any time in the past 4 months, you could have plausibly claimed "Coincides suspiciously with the removal of uBlock on Chrome".

https://developer.chrome.com/docs/extensions/develop/migrate...
I wouldn't even call it meandering.

Know that scene from one episode of Aqua Teen Hunger Force where George Lowe (RIP) is a police officer and has his feet amputated, so he drags himself while pursuing a suspect?

Yeah. It does that.
An Ultra is two Maxes. A Max is two Pros.
~70% of the world's phosphate reserves are in Morocco. Considering how important phosphates are to the entire planet's food security I'd rate it near the top of the list. Practically speaking, phosphates are a non-renewable resource.
which professional card has 96GB of VRAM?
I had success with the famous scanner.sh gist (https://gist.github.com/andyrbell/25c8632e15d17c83a54602f6ac...):

$ convert -density 90 input.pdf -rotate 0.5 -attenuate 0.2 +noise Multiplicative -colorspace Gray output.pdf

(convert command -> requires ImageMagick)
I honestly have concluded that the HN crowd is so far removed from normal America that they cannot understand it. If you think people sign up for the military due to poverty and not pride, you are deluded. The vast majority of recruits into the military do so out of sense of duty and pride in the country. Remove either of those, and it's no shock military enrollment has gone down. America has had much poorer times and has experienced periods of much stronger growth than today, and had not had the same recruitment crisis as it does today.

> 1815 ignoring the civil war and fights against native Americans.

Why would you ignore those?

Also WWII was fought on American soil in the pacific. The various guano atolls, as well as the islands of the Phillipines.
Bold of you to assume the Government wouldn't install a dictator as their method of "supporting" a foreign nation. As though we haven't stomped popular left-leaning governments into the dirt via sponsoring military coups numerous times.

Hell, I don't know anything about Sudan, but if you told me the CIA installed Omar al-Bashir to ensure the continued cheap supply of Gum Arabic, I wouldn't necessarily believe you, but I wouldn't call you a liar either.
Isn't that what pisspans are for? You don't do it out in the open.

If you have a farm, cattle would probably produce much more though.
>Instrumentation of browsers to show performance constraints remains poor and/or a Black Art

Which makes the loss of all our DEI programs over the past month all the more painful.
Perl was my first "real" language, i.e. the first one that actually "clicked" for me. Still holds a soft spot in my heart, even though I don't use it much these days. It's one of the few languages (along with Ruby, Erlang, and Zig) that I feel have made me a better programmer by learning them.
Love this! I have been using hledger for a while now and have a pretty automated process for importing exported CSVs. I would love a little more automation in terms of pulling down the data, but on the bright side the manual process provides a good touch point to keep up on accounting regularly in small doses. This is great for just keeping an eye on things on a monthly basis.

I am starting a new business now and intend to see how far I can take plain text accounting in that context. I plan to use mercury for banking and want to automate as much as possible. I would also like to associate invoices that are stored in a self-hosted paperless-ngx instance.
Unless you are trying to locate a failed disk without labels!
Interested and eager to contribute
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bipul7/
None of the hundreds of studies with the tedious refrain of "humans aren't unique in doing X" reveal that a human is basically a parrot. There's an endless desire to insinuate it, and say that animals are people too. It's a strong and stupid urge. Animals are nice, they have faces and eyes, they give attention, they can cooperate with us, they can be friends, of a kind, and are warm and cuddly, and can do things that seem clever for animals. But they aren't people.

Eh, why do I bother, there will be another of these studies, and another, and a decade from now I'll be posting on a similar thread. I should know better. But these studies aren't making progress toward something, they aren't building up a weight of evidence where the dam will eventually burst and we'll say "oh those dogs and crows and octopuses and horses were people all along, how blind of us not to notice". No, things like the mirror test for self awareness (which is passed by some fish, but not by dogs) are sketchy and inconclusive, and every such "animals are just like us by the way" study that I've seen over the decades has been sketchy and inconclusive, and they're all just piddling around trying to discover something that isn't there to be discovered.
AAAI 2025 Presidential Panel on the Future of AI Research
Paywalls are never for technical reasons.
> Brain draining the rest of the world is one of the main reasons for America’s success.

Not true. America was successful regardless of immigration. For example, for much of the 20th century, the US banned immigration from most of the world. Look up the history of US immigration bans. It's quite enlightening

> It is due to America being a nation of immigrants that we can do this.

America is not and never has been a nation of immigrants. At no time in US history has immigrants represented anywhere close to the majority of the US population. America was always a nation of native born americans. Not immigrants.
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#2 and #3 are sort of symbiotic. If you have a bad hire, then it's going to be difficult to give them autonomy.
4.8TB/s on H200, 8TB/s on B200, pretty insane.
It’s really not that complicated guys.

It’s definitely a little odd to have M3 Ultra > M4 Max, but I feel like anyone complaining about this must have never bought any other manufacturers’ wares in their lives. Obtuse complication is kind of the norm in this industry.
If you read through the piece it is filled with unsubstantiated claims. This piece reads much more like an advertisement. Looking at recent publications from the author, most of the work looks like copy writing for business press releases and very little of it appears to be journalism.
I thought DeepResearch has the AI driving the process because it's been trained to do so vs DeepSearch is something like langchain + prompt engineering?
You may do well to read a bit about the history of Zionism. The things you learn may be surprising.
Everyone already knows this is what they do, they're just pointing out that it's abusive.
Can't be any happier with my Framework laptop.

Give it a read and do a simulation of how much it would cost you to replace the part that forced you to buy a new laptop.
I truly think one will miss out on best health practices if he waits for proof. What does your own experience teach you? Besides, flossing is about more than teeth and gum health:

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2020/jan/19/inflam...
European Bison?
Considering we currently have a foreign policy solely based around giving 48 hour dopamine hits to the most newsmax-brain addled 25% of the population, that would be a significant step up.

Democrats would not want to invade Mexico or plot a coup, because we're not morons. Trump doesn't have a consistent policy about getting involved or not in foreign countries no matter how much you want to convince yourself that he's the second coming of George Washington.