skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hey I remember when I thought like this. So what I did was use NextDNS and block every website that was invoking emotional reactions in me for 6 months. Then after 6 months I went back and looked at 'the current thing' they were pushing emotionally. And it was all idiotic because I hadn't been there as they hyped their weak justification/manufactured outrage. Then I re-started from the ground up re-building my positions.

'Europe keeps to defence policy United States setup post WW2' stopped enraging me about 'European freeloaders' when I stopped consuming manufactured outrage infomercials voluntarily. Huge FU shoutout to Instapundit who I followed post 9/11 and took advantage of that!
No, thank you. I'll try it.
double entry book keeping can be used to track any resource of any size, though it's particularly good at tracking money of any size.

The upside of a "real database" like postgres is when you need multiple people in the books making changes at the same time. Until your accounting department grows into multiple people, Beancount, hledger or any plain text accounting system would be fine.
Grizzly bears hunted bison and were present in the plains states down through Texas and into Mexico. The last Grizzly in Arizona was killed later than the last one in California.
I had a similar confusion previously, so maybe I can help. I used to think that a mixture of experts model meant that you had like 8 separate parallel models, and you would decide at inference time which one to route to. This is not the case, the mixture happens at a much smaller scale.

Instead, the mixture of experts exists within individual layers. Suppose we want to have a big feed-forward layer that takes as input a 1024-element vector, has a hidden size of 8096, and an output size of 1024. We carve up that 8096 hidden layer into 8 1024-sized chunks (this does not have to be the same size as the input). Whenever an input arrives at this layer, a routing function determines which of those 1024-sized chunks should serve as the hidden layer. Every token within a single prompt/response can choose a different chunk when it is processed by this layer, and every layer can have a different routing decision. So if I have 100 layers, each of which has 8 experts, there are 8^100 possible different paths that an individual token could take through the network.
What's the bargain?

There is also "parity" in other products like a MacBook Pro from £1,599 / $1,599 or an iPhone 16 from £799 / $799. £9,699 / $9,499 is worse than that!
Even then, easier to get an exception (or avoid tarrifs on your product) if you spent the money to sit behind him at his inauguration.
With a one-time setup, a low-fi solution is to receive an email from your bank for every transaction and extract the data into a ledger entry.
Could you write your comment better than this? It's pretty obvious you are baiting someone into asking "why?". But your comment by itself adds nothing to the conversation.
Letting Russia keep the territories they control now is a great way to ensure that in few years when they rebuild their military potential they will attack again.
> CFC is one of the few times we've managed to win an environmental fight.

Go back to 1950 and try to breath in LA. Go to your local gas station and ask for leaded fuel. To measure the PH of the next rain fall. There are been many environmental wins over the decades.
Just wondering what Australia might think now after having rejected the French nuclear sub deal for a US one. Perhaps DJT might consider "buying" Australia soon? Lots more minerals than Ukraine.
Unitree just open-sourced their robot designs:

https://sc.mp/sr30f

China’s strategy is to prevent any one bloc from achieving dominance and cutting off the others, while being the sole locus for the killer combination of industrial capacity + advanced research.
In case you haven't read the article (ex paywall here: https://archive.ph/LU7FT) he's raising money for a Democrat.
Warner's a relic of a different time, unfortunately.
Yeah the smart kids may need fewer examples or fewer practice reps, but very few kids can skip entirely, say, 4th grade math, and not struggle to catch up. It seems unnecessarily painful, when instead they could be taught smoothly at double the pace.
Yep, at home it's enabled automatically by the ISPs, at work, admins have to turn it on and that means extra work for them.
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Agreed. This wasn't a defense. I'd argue it's worse.
I really think too many people inside America do not properly understand how much the world now thinks it’s at risk from the US. The world sees what has happened as us turning into an autocracy that is now adversarial to democratic countries.

Words are actions in politics. They aren’t jokes or memes. We are threatening our neighbors. And for actions we have flipped on Ukraine and now withdrawn all aid, including intelligence, and just reported turned off their ability to target with GMLRS. We have even turned off our cybersecurity activities as it relates to Russia. Writing is very clear to people outside the US.
Not that I agree with this but couldn’t the easier way to do this be to just serve alcohol everywhere?
Were they delayed?
As https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Russia says:

> Russia is the most populous country in Europe

but it's only partly in Europe:

> is a country spanning Eastern Europe and North Asia.
I was listening to an interview with the Swedish Prime Minister Ulf Kristersson about this. He said it's good that Europe has nuclear weapons capacity. Then he says something like "it's not relevant to us right now but could be in the future".

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Swedish_nuclear_weapons_progra...
Yep, ridiculously slow to reach the melting temperature on decision making. But the transition could now be quick.
Some worthwhile comments from the site:

“Ive run into this issue before with brother printers when we would bulk buy cheaper toner and drums from third parties at the large school i worked at. It was pretty much always something wrong with the thrid party toner or drum. it especially could get weird when with a toner from one company and a drum from a different one. a toner that was exactly the same from the same company would work with one drum but not with another even if they were from the same place as well so you sometime had to mix and match to see which would work at a decent enough quality”

“Brother technician here.
Who produces stuff for giving away? Who is working for free?
Nobody.
Manufacturers want and must earn money.
Also they want to make sure their reputation wont get bad.
I know companies which only sell dealers the stuff when technicians are trained.
I was certified lately for Kyocera. Their toner contains a lubricant for the fuser unit, and some ceramic particles for refreshing the drum unit.
Using third party crap from backshops in third world countries contains everything but not the material Kyo has the patent for and spent much research.
Same with Brother. They redesingned the fuser unit to last up to 25% longer, to reduce waste.
Their toner is refilled in their own factories and every cartridge will return in the refill-cycle as long as the user is sending it back(for free) or hand it to the dealer like my company.
I dont find that very bad.
Many units end up on my workbench that got destroyed by above crap or wont produce good results.
Some machines get destroyed beyond repair.
All that for saving a little money and end up with a huge estimate of costs.
I can force the color registration in the technician menu(I am not allowed to answer how to get there), but the result wont be really good, just saying.
Sooner or later, the cartridges fail, the drum unit is damaged or wont last the designed lifetime.
Think of the camera perspective of the user calling the printer crap because the results are bad, this is what Brother and other manufacturers want to avoid.
People think and are fucking stupid sometimes.
Thats why they took that step.”

I don’t think that last comment’s argument supports that Brother is lying, but it does support that using third-party supplies can cause decreasing quality.
No, because you can create as many liveoneggs-coinz as you want.

But I do invest in Bitcoin because you can't.

Bitcoin is scarce, your coinz aren't.

Do you get it now?
Got IPv6 over wifi in a hotel in Costa Rica, really nice.
It indeed seems to be https://ollama.com/library/qwq -- the details at https://ollama.com/library/qwq/blobs/c62ccde5630c confirm the name as "QwQ 32B"
My thought as well. What constitutes a real win? It's random so how can they really say what kind of win it "should" have been? Ultimately there was a luck factor they hadn't planned on: the chance of a programming error that displayed the "wrong" screen.
You Need to Control Your NTP
> Why is it too much to expect adults to act like adults and make decisions for themselves?

Because people don't act rationally. The model of a human as a rational actor who deeply considers all of the potential impacts of their decisions is a fiction that has been proven flawed by countless studies. Those actions can have externalities and consequences for which the public bears the cost, not just the actor.

> why is it their fault that people cant control themselves

Nobody's ascribing fault here; rather, we're trying to understand the bigger picture.
that's exactly when you want to pay your $5M fee to have a private session with Trump at Mar a lago, pledge fealty, and get your exception. then make sure you behave lest he changes his mind and has DOGE mess you up.
Yup! The context of why this is on HN is because he recently supported Trump, though, hence my comment.
No, it's the opposit of racist actually.
Anatoliy Golitsyn may have been right is the craziest thing i never expected to see in 2020

plus fun to see divide and conquer get used elsewhere and on HN
Yes, I'd rather carry a lighter laptop, but that's mostly because of all the other stuff I want to carry in my backpack (eg groceries). If walking "a few kilometres with a 3kg gaming laptop on your back" is a problem for you, you're rather out of shape.
Distinguishing classical, quantum gravity measurable via stochastic fluctuations
I feel like a lot of hype around Tailscale is because it vastly simplifies VPNs and their associated networking, especially for businesses, startups, or homelabs where the focus might be elsewhere or specific talent is unavailable. The problem arises when folks don't quite understand why specific decisions are being made, or use the product in nonstandard (or even negative) ways. I've seen stories of folks deploying Tailscale on every machine in their LAN, thinking that secures their traffic; using it to cross boundaries in the firewall or router between secure and insecure VLANs; and using it to connect to servers in lieu of a proper router or firewall with appropriate ACLs.

Tailscale is an excellent piece of software, provided it's implemented in a way to emphasize security, and not weaken it. In OPs case, being used as an accessibility aide to a system that couldn't be secured any other way while preserving external access (in their case due to CGNAT) was an excellent use of Tailscale.
One important one that I haven't seen mentioned is simply working without an internet connection. It was quite important for me when I was using AI whilst travelling through the countryside, where there is very limited network access.
They don't host anything like that, DERP servers are, aside from Funnel, internal to the tailscale network.

But you can proxy traffic using a VPS really easily, which is basically the reverse of exit nodes.
Is their reasoning going to be that all 80k of these employees weren’t actually helping veterans…?

Seems like a direct shot at his voter base, don’t really understand the reasoning behind it.
It even came with an official display! Nowadays that's a $1,600-$6,000 accessory, depending on whether you own a VESA mount.
It's purely a social mechanism.
Bit misleading. The analogy is closer to naming your child "Genevieve" when another Genevieve exists in the school. Lynx is a fairly common and well understood word.

> Lynx doesn't have a large user base (I think) but it is installed by default on many linux distros. Having to install two programs with the same name is a pain which is only resolved by renaming one of them (at the distro or the user level).

This is a fault of the distros. At some point keeping niche software will cause issues and conflicts.
> What about the European power with the world’s largest nuclear arsenal?

If we’re being pedantic to the point of silliness, we could argue that a significant fraction of Russia’s nuclear assets are outside European Russia [1][2]. And that Muscovite Russia retains significant elements of its Mongol roots relative to the Kievan Rus [3].

[1] https://npolicy.org/interactive-nuclear-atlas/russias-nuclea...

[2] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Russia

[3] https://geohistory.today/mongol-empire-effects-russia/
Maybe if Trump keeps beating his chest saying "peace" and "denuclearization" then it'll happen.
Most people were born there and have nowhere to go.

The problem is, that it's spreading... EU already wants "AI" to read our private messages, US and it's patriot act was not much better (+ everything within wikileaks), etc.
I don't. I was merely pointing out the hypocrisy, not understanding that he meant it as a blanket statement for both/all countries with secret courts.
Skynet won't work because humans are stupider than it can comprehend. Ultimate hubris would be its downfall.
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Oh, believe me I’ll contact you the moment I encounter a hiccup. xD

I use neither. I’m @volemo@mathstodon.xyz.
the question is how many of the now-to-go-veterans have voted for trump? Its always the same and I really cant understand why trump has been elected a second time, when its was foreseeable that everything that happened in his first term will happen on steroids in power of 2 , when trump is elected a second time again. Its a push for his ego.

So, why is everyone now like "oh oh i didnt expect that"?? The same with the UK - Brexit and now? LOL

Thats a problem of people living in our time! they don't get that "team up" is better than "boss up" or "me me me" -> together is the word that makes one overcome the biggest obstacles.

Me as european citizen, was shocked what happend in the white house with selenskij/trump and JD. And I tell you - I wont buy any US beef anymore, no US products, no no no... I still will use google, meta's whatsapp and some other things, however :)

I was shocked by the behavior. And there is nothing that will make me stop thinking USA is not a friend anymore. It isn't. America first - Ok! Challenge accepted.
The war could have been over if Biden and Musk hadn’t meddled in Kyiv’s strategy.

This is the exact line of thinking that Hitler used to justify WW2. Surely we can all see this logic for the farce that it is. Ukraine never had a shot at winning this war and it’s only with massive international support that they’re able to maintain the fragile stalemate they now find themselves in.
Ah the we should improve society somewhat meme in the flesh.
> Is that a gigantic PITA to implement? Oh heck, you betcha it is

I use my own self-hosted Wireguard VPN server. I agree with a lot of what you were saying about client certificates etc. And I plan to eventually do that sort of thing on some of my services in my own Wireguard VPN too.

But in terms of Tailscale, if you are going to set up all kinds of client certificate things that will take a lot of time and effort, why not self-host Wireguard also?

Setting up a Wireguard server is super simple. The only couple of things that complicate it a tiny bit is opening up a port for it for inbound connections if you host it from your home connection rather than a rented server, and managing the Wireguard public keys that are allowed to connect.

But if you are going to do a whole client certificate setup on top anyway, the work of setting up your own Wireguard VPN is small in comparison.

Unless like OP your ISP has put CGNAT on you.
The US funded wars in Afghanistan and Iraq for 20 years with no idea what the next move was, no tangible end in sight, and stakes far lower. The so-called threat of weapons of mass destruction was enough to swiftly defeat Iraq's army, topple its government, and start an unprecedented manhunt for its leader.

Russia has invaded a neighboring country twice and spent the first two years of the war they started threatening nuclear weapons. They disregard all negotiated agreements and treaties, poison dissidents in countries the US is allied with, with impunity, engage in asymmetric warfare against Europe and the US, meddle in elections. The Russian government has nothing but contempt for a rules based world order.

Why, suddenly, is the US cowering back when the stakes are much higher and its direct involvement much lower?
Ignorance is never the right call.

Ignorance just leads to further polarisation, and honestly, we've got to be close to a breaking point soon.
I was under the impression from things I've read (though I don't remember where) that Japan has for a long time been everything but nuclear ready. As in they wanted to be able to say they didn't have nuclear weapons but in reality they'd done everything but final assembly of devices (or similar 95% complete kind of status). Perhaps even similar to Israel's assumed but never publicly acknowledged full nuclear capability.
Virginia has the most number of datacenters in the US, including major large datacenters for Meta/Google/AWS. Might be an angle for OpenAI to get some zoning passed.
This response is good because it means Brother has basically committed to not doing this, so if it's found they are they'll have to reverse that with an update to save face.
Jeep owners fed up with in-car pop-up ads
I would rather that Apple invests in solving hard problems. Spending that money on legal representation only kicks the can down the road.
Probably meant evanesce, which has the same sense as evaporate and could be easily confused with effervesce.
Here's the graf that most resembles a thesis statement:

> Then, I read the article, with a particular attention to the paragraph quoted above. I felt that several elements of this paragraph were inconsistent with the standard practice of banking.

The quoted paragraph that he refers to:

> When I reached the bank, I told the guard I needed to make a large cash withdrawal and she sent me upstairs. Michael [a member of the scamming team] was on speakerphone in my pocket. I asked the teller for $50,000. The woman behind the thick glass window raised her eyebrows, disappeared into a back room, came back with a large metal box of $100 bills, and counted them out with a machine. Then she pushed the stacks of bills through the slot along with a sheet of paper warning me against scams. I thanked her and left.

How does "The Bank of America branch that she named by address (in the police report) has a second-floor teller window" a meaningful verification of the NYMag's problematic paragraph? Unless you think that literally the main problem with the NYMag graf is the first sentence: I told the guard I needed to make a large cash withdrawal and she sent me upstairs

> The story having (verifiable) details that would be unlikely to exist if someone fabricated it

She knows there's a Bank of America on 1 Flatbush Avenue. You really think that someone who spent months writing and working with an editor to publish a massive fabrication is too lazy to actually visit that actual location, especially when it's a short subway stop from her home?
Where do they go? Apart from random Chinese vendors like Unihertz who sell low-spec devices and you're lucky if you get one version update, the smallest Android phones I've seen are Samsung Galaxy phones, which are about the same size as an iPhone 16. Asus and Sony used to make small phones, but they've stopped in the last couple of years in favor of making phablets.
See notebookLM, as an example
China has never been as friendly with Russia as the US is now, but it was as friendly as it gets.
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Tailscale's "How NAT traversal works" blog is a fascinating read:

https://tailscale.com/blog/how-nat-traversal-works
This mimics my experience. I bought the absolute bottom barrel M1 when they launched to replace my 2014 MBP, 8gb RAM and 128gb of space. The HD space is annoying, but otherwise this machine is untouchable. I do game dev work bouncing between the MBA and my gaming rig, which is Ryzen 7 2700, 64gb RAM and a 3070, and with certain benchmarks, the MBA still wins, silently, on battery for hours. Still blows my mind.
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For sure. My understanding is that this is the main reason why US foreign policy in relation to Europe and NATO was steadfast for 75 years - that it provided this stability. It helped in the quest to avoid nuclear proliferation - many countries could say : Look, we don't have nukes either!

And the proof is in the pudding, during these 75 years not a single bomb exploded with intent to kill. The forecast for the next 75 years surely is more dire.
Actions scream. Words whisper.
Fair enough. In the spirit of the idea I'll leave it up to you to lay out why that is false.
I think you might have meant to respond to another comment.