skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just applied to the full-stack role, and completely forgot to mention that I'd seen the posting here. Oh well! Hopefully it comes through anyway. Awesome company, and I'm looking forward to hearing back.
They have a DERP server I guess. Your traffic might be going through one of those.
Next step is humanitarian aid to russia, they got hurt by this senseless war badly and need all the help they can get. After that military aid, and then direct US military intervention killing rowdy Ukrainians who just dont know when to stop defending themselves.

WTF is this timeline :(
The issue here is that interrupting a 7.2kV 50A current is not easy. If an arc ignites, it can keep the current flowing for quite a while. Long enough to kill anybody unlucky enough to be a part of the ground fault path.
Google and Facebook have vast fleets of Minis in custom chassis for this purpose.
TBH, for non-tech folks that upgrade cycle has likely stretched a good bit beyond 3-5 years. 3-5 was the norm 10 years ago, but I’d wager needs-driven upgrades, opposed to marketing driven, are closer to 7-10 years outside of obvious niches.

Sample size one: My spouse is using either a 2013 MBA and wants to upgrade, mostly b/c the enshitification of web sites. Basic productivity was okay-ish for her work (document creation, pdfs, spreadsheets, etc), but even Gmail now suffers with more than a tab.

Edit: thinking more, I don’t know if I agree with myself here.
>Why would they use our ports? You benefit from our ports, so you pays taxes. It's straightforward

They use more than half of the things you mentioned. Banking services, airports (how does zelensky get here?), defense articles. Wasn't that your demand of independence, not to use them, or shall you walk that back?

>didn't threaten your wife with anything

You didn't threaten you would personally do it. It wasn't an illegal threat, but it was a threat -- pay up for X or else your wife stands to be raped. I understand what you're saying but I find it exhibits a sort of conversation that isn't adhering to a particularly strict decorum that merely mirroring using your own rhetoric creates.
It's really nice to be able to take a laptop out and start working on an idea wherever you are. Macbook Air makes me more productive and home or anywhere because it's less of a hassle to boot up the laptop.

I have a gaming laptop, even 14", and I can't stand the boot up time and needing a thick power brick cable to get things going. I barely use it as a result and use my Steam Deck more.
Built a lot of my PhD on their work 20 years ago. It really stood the test of time.
If you are in a safe Republican district and you probably are because of gerrymandering, your concern is not losing to a Democrat, it’s being primaried by a Trump endorsed Republican funded by Musk where he also uses X as a bully pulpit.

The main things that many Trump supporters care about is fighting for “American culture”, trying to stymie it from becoming a minority majority company, those evil trans people using the wrong bathroom, immigrants bringing diseases and crime and woke something or other.
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I don't disagree. I'm just taking OP at the literal statement they made.
PyPy is the jit interpreter, though. Thankfully it's usually clear from context.
I wonder if there's a word for killing or harming people who are bystanders to try to change the behavior of some other person or some group.
You can tell this was written by a human because they wrote that skynet still used violence in the end.

When there’s a large enough intelligence differential, the lower intelligence cannot even tell they are at war (let alone determine who’s winning)

Like the ants, unaware of the impending doom of 100 ways their colony is going to be destroyed by humanity - they couldn’t understand it even if we had the means to communicate with them.
One big server CPUs can have a computational capability similar to a mid-range desktop NVIDIA GPU.

When used for ML/AI applications, a consumer GPU has much better performance per dollar.

Nevertheless, when it is desired to use much more memory than in a desktop GPU, a dual-socket server can have higher memory bandwidth than most desktop GPUs, i.e. more than an RTX 4090, and a computational capability that for FP32 could exceed an RTX 4080, but it would be slower for low-precision data where the NVIDIA tensor cores can be used.
What gives you the impression we don't tax the rich?

The American middle and lower class are the least taxed individuals in the developed world. The upper classes, especially given a disproportionate percentage live in places like NYC and CA, are carrying EU-levels of tax burden already.

I'm certainly open to changing how things like dividend income are treated, but the rich don't have enough money to solve our budget problems.

I think your question about what spending to reduce was intended to be rhetorical, but the answer is: everything.
It turns out that you can't oversaturate the local field with corruptons, they decay into larcenons.
They acknowledged the bug themselves, so they're not disputing that she saw the 1M prize animation.

>PPB had said that the outcome was determined by a random number generator, which had said she had only won the daily jackpot, but an error affected the animations of the game and showed her the wrong result.

>The judge found that the result from the random number generator was different from the result on screen due to human error in mapping the software, which had affected 14 plays over 48 days.
An explanation is required for why that selection occurred here, and not in whatever biosphere from which this one was panspermically inseminated.
I think the authors of the article would opine that we don't have nearly enough DC fast-charging, actually (and I would agree).
I guess how easy it is to do depends heavily on the district, but why not have him skip some math courses and leave extracurriculars for if he's really interested in it rather than just good at it? I ended up skipping three years of math by the end of high school, though I never did any club or competitions.
Lynx doesn't support LLMs or there's not documentation?
> This has nothing to do with his professional life.

you mean his personal life?
Cost competitive though?
Don’t forget about the inert hypersonic missile that hit Ukraine a while back, that was purely a show of force
Essentially true however judicial review can expose legal flaws, incompatibilities, or breaches of higher legal principles (e.g. the Human Rights Act 1998) essentially compelling (not forcing) the government to amend or adjust legislation.

A notable example being section 23 of the Anti-terrorism, Crime and Security Act 2001.
I'm a vet and so are many of my friends. I expect and demand that the VA honor the pledges it made to them. However, you might be right about some of that. Some of the VA complaints I've heard didn't sound that bad compared to what I've experienced with private insurance and large hospital systems. Which is not to say that it can't be, or shouldn't be, better! It should be, for everyone! But I confess that "I had to argue with the VA to approve my hearing aids" isn't exactly worse than trying to get UnitedHealthcare to pay for an ordered MRI.
12A L1 doesn't actually deliver much more than 1 kW in practice. Closer to 1.0 than 1.4.
on the nature of ontology :)
> and we are intelligent allegedly

My running joke about AI is how can we create artificial intelligence, when we lack so much of it. Sadly I spent more times failing to copy and paste your message than I care to admit.

I do gotta say though, it's a bit overhyped. It reminds me of crypto. If you listen to an "aibro" and a "cryptobro" they yap the same.
M2 Mac Studios were released in June 2023. https://support.apple.com/en-us/111835
Larry Wall has said he likes parenthesis in his LISP like he likes fingernails in his oatmeal. xD Hence, Perl's abilit to forgo parens in many cases.
This is peak late stage capitalism.
> You have to build the feature twice

Why though? Can't you have it dynamically look up whether the experiment is active for the current request and if so behave a certain way? And the place it looks up from can be updated however?
There’s thing that happens in humans called “hallucination” where they just make up stuff. You can’t really just take it at face value. Sometimes, they’re just overfit so they generate the same tokens independent of input.
> it’s no longer possible thanks to a cursed thing called CGNAT

as someone who does publicly expose services that have auth, why does CGNAT make exposing ports publicly bad?
"Up to" is still doing a lot of work there. What kinds of workloads are we talking that get the big numbers, and what can we realistically expect on real workloads?

I'm reminded of 90s advertisements in which the new G3 processor was supposed to be so many times faster than the Pentium or even Pentium II. Their chosen benchmark: how long it takes to run a Photoshop plugin. On Mac OS pre-X, a Photoshop plugin got 100% of the CPU because there was no preemptive multitasking. Windows 9x versions of Photoshop had to share the CPU with whatever else was running.
> dinosaurs did not die because of the impact of the asteroid, but because of the climate change that followed

Dinosaurs couldn’t construct shelter with A/C, harvest power from the sun and the earth’s core or move around the planet in a day [1]. And even then, it took at least tens of thousands of years [2].

It’s about as unscientific to claim anthropogenic climate change is going to cause human extinction within even 10,000 years as it is to claim it doesn’t exist.

[1] source needed

[2] https://www.reuters.com/article/lifestyle/science/asteroid-m...
Incredible work. I am just learning about PyBoy from your project, and it made me think of many fun ways to use that library to play Pokemon autonomously.
[Offtopic] It drives me crazy that government sponsored lotteries are legal, but me playing a round of poker in the basement with a few friends is technically illegal. Nevermind sports betting apps being legal and poker apps not.
Is that true though given e.g. the hallucinations you regularly get from LLMs?
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The attention economy is powered by payments from maximizing ad impressions but the public is increasingly recognizing that the attention economy is mentally and culturally toxic. To break free of the attention economy death spiral that we're in, internet advertising has to undergo a pretty drastic dieback. In other words, the whole thing has to fall apart and the sooner the better.
Tale as old as time

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dumping_(pricing_policy)
Umm, no. The SPF and DKIM is something you set up in your DNS records, not they.

Your SPF record, created by you, indicates that the certain forwarding servers you have chosen are authorized to deliver mail for your domain.

When you change SMTP providers, you update that.

E.g. a year ago I switched from Shaw to Novus (two Canadian service providers). I edited my server's SMTP credentials to the new Novus server and user ID, password and changed the SPF record to bless Novus servers as being my delivery agents. That's it; mail was flowing through thew new configuration.

The ISP doesn't know anything about my domain or any of its DNS records.

Yes, they have better deliverability than I could obtain with my own server directly, because my server is on a dynamic subscriber IP which makes it a pariah in the world of mail delivery. Sending from it directly to mail exchangers world over is a nonstarter.

I could pay for some server in a cloud data center somewhere. What for? I have no issues with mail delivery.
Not paying attention? Every European country except Hungary and Serbia, for starters.
I can do practical things with ai, I cannot with crypto. I can't speak to the accuracy of numerical valuations but in a shorter time frame I have perceived more changes from AI than crypto.
It is, however, strongly correlated with value. Therefore, if you want to argue that any specific asset is overvalued (or has no value at all), the onus is on you to provide an actual argument and not a lazy slogan.

What kind of usefulness threshold would Bitcoin have to reach for you to assign value to it?

Is 25 million wallet not enough? Given that a wallet is basically a bank account except it cannot be seized by a government, a bank can't stop transfers, a bank employee won't demand to know why you're withdrawing the money and you can access your satoshis anywhere in the world.

Is 420 million Bitcoin owners enough?

Multiple Bitcoin ETFs? Legalized in multiple countries?

Bitcoin ETF becoming the fastest growing ETF ever?

Blackrock recommending 1-2% portfolio allocation to Bitcoin?

El Salvador stacking on bitcoin?

Strategy becoming the best performing stock in recent years with a simple strategy of stacking bitcoin?

Other than that, what did Romans ever did for us?
I'm kind of dreading anywhere I work picking up the service b/c of how much I'd have to say the name without laughing or making jokes about it.
Are you aware of the percentage of all federal spending that is consumed by interest on the debt, and more importantly the forward looking projections for that metric?

If so, how can you claim said debt is meaningless?
> The Demoralization

I don’t have time for these random words that blogs invent which makes sense if you followed the author for the past thirty entries but not if you just found this one random article.

Demoralize who? Because I can’t imagine the average citizen wanting to get on board with your nakedly imperialist plan.

The thing about cheering for “your country” doing well in terms of geopolitics is that you are either a completely misguided tool since the geopolitical interests have nothing to do with the interests of the average citizen. Or you are so wealthy and powerful that they do. In which case the average citizen has no common interests with you.
That is a result we want from AI, it is not the exhaustive definition of AGI.

There are steps of automation that could fulfill that requirement without ever being AGI - it’s theoretically possible (and far more likely) that we achieve that result without making a machine or program that emulates human cognition.

It just so happens that our most recent attempts are very good at mimicking human communication, and thus are anthropomorphized as being near human cognition.
Land insects/terrestrial arthropods might match that

https://phys.org/news/2023-02-global-combined-weight-insects...

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC9897674/
TSMC couldn’t make enough at the leading node in addition to all the iPhone chips Apple has to sell. There’s a physical thoughput limit. That’s why this isn’t M4.
My 2 year college taught web, linux scripting, C, C++, Java, C#, even Android and iOS, and I studied from 2011 to 2013. I definitely think some schools are more behind than others in terms of what they teach.

It's a shame since once you have the foundation, the degree is irrelevant imho. You continue learning on the job and off the job.
China's Silk Typhoon, tied to US Treasury break-in, now hammers IT, govt targets
Vulkan Game Engine Series Written in C – Travis Vroman
the web3 bros moved on to ai agents
Another possible goal is to try to hamper any regulatory or legislative threats to crypto since it would affect a 'strategic resource'.
I can create (grow) as many tulips as I want.

Can you create as many bitcoins as you want?
I think that the actual bug was indeed found and proven, most likely by the company themselves or an auditor (or perhaps even from their supplier).

The article states that this happened 14 times over a period of 48 days so there must be some sort of record that was found.

Of course, a less scrupulous casino regulated by some more ‘business friendly’ government might tell you to go pound sand and not admit anything, so actually getting anything relies mainly on the legal system.
I think it's simpler than that: the profession of software development had already been around for many years by the time the web came along, and it never had any culture of portfolios. Most of what most devs do has no visual aspect. It makes sense that a culture of portfolio-making would arise within visually-focused specialties like frontend web development or game development, but the reason backend devs don't do that is probably just that devs in general don't do that.
Or integrated miniature diesel generators.
I have a Brother inkjet/all-in-one. Of course it never connected to the internet, thanks to a router firewall rule. Actually I only use Brother cartridges for black. They are quite economical and I bought a bunch of them at some point when they were cheap on Amazon.

Now the color cartridges keep draining although we never print in color. So of course I do not fit Brother color cartridges! For that reason and others (very average quality when printing from Linux, takes only high quality 90g paper, heads regularly clogged even with Brother ink, color prints ugly even with Brother ink), I am not satisfied with this product. Unfortunately I still have a few years of black ink to consume before getting rid of it.
Does the land they keep the bison from going to happen to be federal land the cattle farmers lease? Since you say DOL agents it sounds like. So lame. Prioritizing private ranchers on the peoples' land.
15 MiB/s is trivially handled by any CPU you're likely to run. Indeed 100 MiB/s seems reasonable. 15 MiB/s cap seems either the protocol being used is doing too many round trips (assuming the machines you're testing with are far apart) or the network that's being set up requires routing through Tailscale's infra for hole punching.
"In 2021: No (IPT) cases were found in favour of the complainant": https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Investigatory_Powers_Tribunal#...
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For 1: censorship

A local model will do anything you ask it to, as far as it "knows" about it. It doesn't need to please investors or be afraid of bad press.

LM Studio + a group of select models from huggingface and you can do whatever you want.

For generic coding assistance and knowledge, online services are still better quality.
> But without comparing to existing ICE refuelling, which is what EV charging replaces/stands alongside, there's no real identification as to whether the capital costs actually are slowing the rollout.

I'm still not following here. Again, it just does not seem relevant.

> What is driving the rollout is demand not supply.

Uh, sure, but at lower capital cost there is some marginal demand worth pursuing. And lower prices to the consumer would stimulate higher demand.
nice read and insightful
Thank you for the feedback. This is my first project, so i’m no where near perfect at this yet! I’m gunna try and improve this, this is just a passion project so I can’t hire anyone or anything like that. But i will do a bit more research into it, so thank you.

But i’m confused. Who are these other people? I don’t seem to have got any feedback about this before? Maybe I’m being silly, or just don’t know how to work this site properly.

Again, I am really really thankful and appreciative. I love feedback and I hope it makes me a better developer, marketer in the future. However, i don’t like the idea that I don’t improve and take on feedback. I just don’t personally believe I have received this feedback before!
Fort Knox is also pointless.
Could be that M4 requires a different TSMC fab that is at full production doing iPhones.
> In my view, the best expression of America is somewhere like Iowa--a flat society with intense, local self-governance.

You sound very Jeffersonian, but methinks you're idealizing Iowa — have you ever spent time there?

Anecdata: My dad's family is from Iowa — his people were small-holding farmers and village shopkeepers whose immigrant ancestors had come to Iowa from Germany. My dad and his siblings each left the state as soon as they reached adulthood and never once returned to live. Neither I, nor any of my siblings, nor any of our first cousins have ever lived there, nor have many of our second cousins (although we used to go back regularly to visit relatives). Feel free to conjecture why that might be.
facebook 2000's
you can pay for goods and services with crypto..
This is just wrong. Tuned properly SMB is much faster than SFTP.
You can apply to Urbit.
Something seems to be wrong with your setup. My email confirmation link appears to be redirecting to your development server at localhost:3000. Here's the link I received: http://localhost:3000/#error=access_denied&error_code=otp_ex...
there are plenty of organizations that could lend support, but not one that could do so single-handedly. the consequence is that these organizations will have to pool their resources and also take away resources from other projects in order to do this.

accomplishing this is going to be a major feat. again. i admire your optimism. my pessimism tells me that there are a lot of ways this can go wrong.

the big risk is that mozilla won't go out with a bang. they will stick around and even without funding try to hold the reigns. that will make it hard for other organizations to step in. while many have a vested interest in keeping firefox alive they may want to get a seat at the table.

(i am just making this up as i go, so don't take it to serious, but i just had a thought of what ideally might happen:)

when mozilla loses its funding from google they realize that in order to continue there needs to be an organization that is comprised of all the above organizations that want to support an open internet. they get together to form some kind of super organization like a consortium where they all are a member of and all contribute to the continued funding of firefox.
Sounds like you’ve seen some things.
would using sqlite have been inline with the file-over-app philosophy?? I'm thinking yes.
Providing the free platform to publish content is a means to an end (advertising revenue), and this is their documented business strategy, and is very much the norm and profitable.

Despite that ^ Ad-sense rates drop, youtube decides to arbitrarily de-monetize; no human review.

do you think they should further be able to arbitrarly request payment on top of routinely arbitrarily reducing ad revenue share from the content creators work, which are already bolstering the platform?

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A somewhat exxagerated comparison/Scenario: insulin provider provides you insulin thru paid insurance.They make X money, are profitable.You get used to this routine of getting meds, paying insurance, insurance pays med provider.

Nothing changes, but insulen provider realizes you have XXX money. so wants a cut of your paycheck on TOP of insurance...