skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Can someone please help explain the underlying concepts so a mere mortal can understand them?

"the total information that could be stored in a region of space was proportional to its energy and its size."
or "the sphere that can enclose it."

This sounds like computational complexity theory had a baby with quantum physics, but makes some intuitive sense. After all, both the information and entropy contents of a given volume of spacetime must be less than infinite, and related to the inhabiting mass/energy both of which have singularity limits.

These guys are saying the total info of a given volume of spacetime is not a sphere, its the sphere minus another sphere (the mass's Schwarzschild radius (gravity?)), which leaves a toroid in which the Heisenberg uncertainty principle is implied to be spiral motion around said donut?

"But when entropy is properly understood through the toroidal structure, the inequality dissolves into an exact relation:

Δx Δp = (Atorus) / (4π ℓpl2) ħ.

This equation, simple yet profound, tells us that what we have long regarded as uncertainty is, in fact, structure."

The math is beyond me.

Does this really resolve the Heisenberg uncertainty principle in practice?
What's a decoherence rate?
As a 90s American teen this is completely absurd. It is literally the peak of the music industry as a whole.

The American 90s rave scene was also absolutely amazing. Big enough to have parties every Friday and Saturday but not too big to attract much undesirable people and law enforcement.
Why are people so obsessed with carrying their wallets around everywhere? I haven't had an urge to take one with me for about a decade.
Why would he edit? What he said looks true, and it looks like it refutes my argument. That's all he needs.
we don't need an FOSS self-hosted alternative to X.
We need a FOSS alternative to the cloud/hosted model such that there's distinction between the two, everything is everywhere for everyone, free.
Fediverse, but better. But we're not even at Fediverse ;)
As opposed to "lethal femininity", which is what the male octopus gets if he doesn't disable the female?
I think the problem is in insisting on referring to the photon as a particle.

In fact the photon may not actually exist. and I have questions as to what "single photon experiments" are actually measuring. let me explain.

The EM field is not quantized, or at least not quantized at the level of a photon, what we call a photon is the interaction of the EM field with matter, or more precisely with the electron shell of matter. it is the sound of the wave breaking on the shore, not the wave.

Now none of this actually matters as the only method we have of interacting with the EM field is through matter(electrons really) so we can only measure it in photon sized increments.
Not really a database, but I've made a prototype integration of Docs with IronCalc:
https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs/pull/466

This could also take the form of a custom block that you could embed in a text document.
Have you seen https://www.craft.do?
"big large" lol
Dragonfly supports both epoll and iouring, and polling engine choice is quite orthogonal to its shared nothing architecture. I do not think that Valkey or Redis will become fully multi-threaded any time soon - as such change will require building something like Dragonfly (or use locks that historically were a big NO for Redis).

(Author of Dragonfly here)
Photoshop had a pretty steep learning curve. "Users" had to spend some time getting to know the workflow.

GIMP also has a steep learning curve. But these same "users" turn their noses at spending some time getting to know the workflow.

As someone who is proficient in both, it is not hard to hit similar levels of productivity with GIMP as it is in Photoshop.

I hate this attitude that people have with open source being "user hostile". Stop acting like spoiled children. Why must the software always come to you? Why cant you come to the software?
> then what?

I don’t know, how about holding on to our phones and computers a little longer, and not replacing perfectly good copper-laden objects just because there is a newer, shinier version on the market?
I think various other things that come with the territory of being a larger company make it difficult to replicate the success of game studios that produce great video games? I'm not entirely sure but maybe there's typically bureaucracies that hinder making successful video games.
Just curious, how do you test and benchmark the accuracy for such a product across different vendors, like CloudFlare?
Mac A/UX systems from that era created an 'Eschatology' partition for autorecovery. I always liked the name.
Do you believe this to always have been the case or only since Nov 2024?
Well, when you're going up against "cannibalistic femininity", it seems less toxic...
Photopea is really nice. I was pleasantly surprise how many features they implemented to a free product. And even UI is not half bad. Kudos!
I always appreciate a good post by Molly White :D
You are thinking Sharks. They may even eat the female by accident.

For this octopus, it is more like making a prenuptial agreement, or gifting assets to family, or a public limited company.
It's not a monopoly, there are lots of CDNs. Volunteer run P2P networks are vastly more vulnerable to DDoS. CDNs basically are P2P networks of a kind, they're just run by one organization and use dedicated network links for nodes to talk to each other so you can't disrupt the internal network comms too badly by doing DoS.

And the core issue here is that the site owners want it, so a P2P network that couldn't offer bot protection wouldn't get adopted.
U.S. Intel vets helped crypto firm soar, unaware of infamous hacker behind it
I also have to disagree here.

What Notion has built is amazing.

When leadership tells us our job is to replace Microsoft Office. I say it's not

This is Libre Office's job. While I truly admire this community’s work.
If I ever get anywhere close to their level I’ll consider myself lucky. They do important work and I hope they continue for may years .

I’m not trying to replace Microsoft Office because work has changed.

As it came online, it became collaborative.

What’s replacing Microsoft isn’t perfectly similar alternatives to text editing, spreadsheets and slides which are tools that were made for formatting more than content editing.

These were meant to be printed to be shared.

What’s actually replacing Microsoft Office are tools like Notion.

Nowadays content is created in real time with 4, 6 or more pair of hands typing at the same time. ⌨

The way we actually replace Microsoft Office is by building products that follow the change in usage like Notion has been doing.

That’s what we need to do as an opensource community.

Adopting Notion won't do in times like we're living as states (hell, all of us!) we need strategic digital autonomy.

The product of our collaborative work is knowledge, we can't have it siphoned because it's sitting on an American server.

Notion has been leading the content over form revolution for a while now.

But revolutions are our thing right ?

We like to start them, but it's way more fun when they spread to the whole continent

Want to join us or support us with a little GitHub
https://github.com/suitenumerique/docs
Approximation?

One can only measure by interacting, there is no other way.
Split the wayback machine away from its book copyright lawsuit stuff and you don't have to worry.
i did this!

XXLLM: ~1T (GPT4/4.5, Claude Opus, Gemini Pro)

XLLM: 300~500B (4o, o1, Sonnet)

LLM: 20~200B (4o, GPT3, Claude, Llama 3 70B, Gemma 27B)

~~zone of emergence~~

MLM: 7~14B (4o-mini, Claude Haiku, T5, LLaMA, MPT)

SLM: 1~3B (GPT2, Replit, Phi, Dall-E)

~~zone of generality~~

XSLM: <1B (Stable Diffusion, BERT)

4XSLM: <100M (TinyStories)

https://x.com/swyx/status/1679241722709311490
Two words, Bohmian Mechanics

Three words, pilot wave theory

To quote Cockshott, the Copenhagen Interpretation is an idealist recapitulation of Russian Machism/Bishop Berkley. The statement "nothing /is/ until it is observed" is not necessarily a Weird Quantum formulation but just a solipsistic attitude applicable towards all scientific observation in general.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pilot_wave_theory
Hey. A few developers from the team are on HN and will be happy to answer any questions here!

We also made a small scratchpad you can use to test collaboration features, if it doesn't get too flooded :)
https://docs.numerique.gouv.fr/docs/a3f0becc-f2b7-45be-a5e5-...
No. There's no concept of rape among animals.
It is already a problem that schooling doesn't teach critical thinking.

AI will also rob students of analysis, synthesis, deduction, and induction.

And AI is not going to work so well when you are at a company that is doing anything new. There's no training data for a new type of product, technique, industry, etc. Maybe companies will be forced to add all their internal/proprietary data to the training sets just so that their workers and rely on AI to come up with the proposals that leadership uses AI to summarize.
Surplus? The captives are there for labor and exploitation. They’re not house pets
It’s literally due to violent cartel gangs invading the country, committing crimes, and threatening everyday citizens. We’re talking about terrorists on interpol lists not a visiting student on a visa. The use of this legal approach seems appropriate. The alternative is wasting lots of time and money.

Lots of other countries have hunted down Tren de Agua in more aggresive ways. Venezuela, where they are from, had to literally use over 10000 troops to take over their headquarters in a raid. Obviously such an organization should be dealt with using such laws.
We had the perfect size electronic music events in America. After a certain size, a party is not better, it is worse.

By 1996 even MTV had Amp
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Amp_(TV_series)
Looking at the diceDB code base, I have few questions regarding its design, I'm asking this to understand the project's goals and design rationale. Anyone feel free to help me understand this.

I could be wrong but the primary in-memory storage appears to be a standard Go map with locking. Is this a temporary choice for iterative development, and is there a longer-term plan to adopt a more optimized or custom data structure ?

I find the DiceDB's reactivity mechanism very intriguing, particularly the "re-execution" of the entire watch command (i.e re-running GET.WATCH mykey on key modification), it's an intriguing design choice.

From what I understand is the Eval func executes client side commands this seem to be laying foundation for more complex watch command that can be evaluated before sending notifications to clients.

But I have the following question.

What is the primary motivation behind re-executing the entire command, as opposed to simply notifying clients of a key change (as in Redis Pub/Sub or streams)? Is the intent to simplify client-side logic by handling complex key dependencies on the server?

Given that re-execution seems computationally expensive, especially with multiple watchers or more complex (hypothetical) watch commands, how are potential performance bottlenecks addressed?

How does this "re-execution" approach compare in terms of scalability and consistency to more established methods like server-side logic (e.g., Lua scripts in Redis) or change data capture (CDC) ?

Are there plans to support more complex watch commands beyond GET.WATCH (e.g. JSON.GET.WATCH), and how would re-execution scale in those cases?

I'm curious about the trade-offs considered in choosing this design and how it aligns with the project's overall goals. Any insights into these design decisions would help me understand its use-cases.

Thanks
I read this in Sam Wattersons voice with a pipe abt maybey an inch from his beard,

(Fyi I was a designer at fb and while it was luxious I still hated what I saw in zucks eyes every morn when I passed him.

Super diff from Andy Grove at intel where for whateveer reason we were in the sam oee schekdule

(That was me typing with eues ckised as a test (to myself, typos abound
Yes, Peru (and South America in general) can be fairly dangerous for people used to Europe or the US, but if you let you be guided by someone who knows where to go, it is a wonderful place. My wife herself is Peruvian but lived in Europe for her whole life so it was a new experience for her as well. We travelled on a tour planned by a travel agency ad-hoc for our honeymoon, so we were alone (not in a group) but we were escorted by private guides for all the travel, who organized both the transports and the touristic activities. Schedules were tight so it was challenging, but really rewarding! On top of the usual famous places like Machu Pichu I also greatly recommend the amazonian region. We went to a lodge on the Marañon river some kilometers from the source of the Amazon River and met local tribes (including one of the five last speakers of a disappearing local ancient language). Great memories for sure!
What's your stance on accessibility? Is that something you even consider?

Notion is particularly terrible here, so this could be a great alternative for people / organizations who need that.
> The file is 142k lines line that GitHub would have to turn into HTML and the browser would have to render immediately.

GitHub's new, React-based code viewer aggressively virtualizes the rendered text. Only the lines visible in the viewport, together with 10-20 lines around the viewport, will be rendered. This is why search is broken when using the native browser search (not all text is rendered).

As another comment pointed out, VS Code is capable of opening such large files with syntax highlighting, minimap, etc. VS Code is also employing some form of virtualization. It's unclear why GitHub's file viewer refuses to show files larger than a megabyte or so.
I think everything coming out now is (essentially) coming down to the same core chips -- an HDMI-to-USB capture device + WCH's various UART-to-HID products being hubbed together. Just pick your SoC and software to run the show on top.

https://www.wch-ic.com/products/CH9329.html
Are these the world's most beautiful airports?
By "Socialize the benefits" I mean open sourcing and preventing corporations from abusing it to suppress wages
Exposé of the cult of Zuckerberg reveals peril of power-crazy tech bros
Decoherence is the process that makes it impractically difficult for an experiment to be designed that makes your observations the two interfering possibilities in some kind of double-slit experiment.

Interpreting this in the many-particle case is more difficult, but the basic idea is that due to single-particle uncertainty, you can't have a definite number of particles indexed by momentum and a definite number of particles indexed by position at the same time. If I had 100 particles that were definitely at x=0, in terms of momentum they'd be spread out over the range of possibilities unpredictably.
Muck-raking at its finest!

https://www.newsweek.com/fact-check-does-republican-budget-c...
They should drop a $600 card with 128gb of vram. This is just barely possible without losses on every sale.

And then just watch heads explode.
I didn't downvote, but I fully understand if anyone would. Your comment shows some serious lack of understanding of the complexity of software like photoshop and the complexity of porting software. We may believe that's what your friend told you, but we have troubles believing he really did that. Maybe exaggerated (a lot)?
The government is claiming that their decisions are not reviewable by the courts. If the courts accept that argument, then tomorrow the President could proclaim that we are being invaded by, say, the Yakuza, and send any non-citizen Japanese person to a prison in El Salvador and the courts would have no power to question them.

There is nothing stopping the President from using this enormous, unchecked power against his political opponents.

Read the motion I linked above.
Did they come in the migrant caravans? Are they hiding out with the Mexican gangs that have overrun Canada? /s

Why are they suddenly a huge problem to call for this drastic a measure? Cause Trump said so?
I'm not the person you were replying to, but for many men it is more of the divorce issue rather than extracting resources during marriage.

There are horror stories where a wife divorces the man and gets the house, custody of the kids, child support, alimony, etc. Many men just opt to not get married for fear that might happen to them.
But outline is opensource?
> The UK

You mean the EU, right? The UK isn't covered by the AI act.

/s
If they could capture the energy and joy from hypomania without the disconnect from reality they'd have a winner.
Price discovery and liquidity. But yeah, I agree sub-millisecond arbitrage maybe less so.
> try Trump 2.0 as punishment Biden and the DNC deserves.

It’s a shame you are being downvoted for this comment because it’s spot on.

Trump v.1 was an indictment on the DNC for running HRC who was a dreadful candidate.

Let’s face it, in 2020 Biden was an over the hill terrible candidate who every other time he ran for president was considered a joke. Biden’s only benefit was that he was “not Trump” during a pandemic. If no pandemic Trump would have won 2020 easily.

DNC repeats their mistakes in 2024, with their two dreadful candidates. 1) The obviously diminished Biden which became apparent that the democrats were intentionally hiding his decline. Then 2) Harris, who was so unpopular within her own party that she had to drop her run before the first primary votes for 2020.

I long for one decent presidential candidate from the democrats. I’d love to be able to vote again after 3 presidential cycles where I could not.
VCs are happy to throw money at something if they believe they can corner a market. It just doesn't have to do much with reality. Until of course, it becomes self fulfilling. But in this case it seems like it's not going to happen because nobody has a moat.
It has search, it's just very basic. Only searches for exactly what you put etc.

I remember Slack's search being equally crap when I last used it a couple of years ago.
The issue is you can’t approach game development the same way you approach SaaS software or traditional business (you obviously know this). It’s a creative business - no amount of money can create creativity - but money is needed to fuel it. Like you said, many have tried to just throw money at it to compete and failed, yet highly creative studios keep thriving (while once-creative studios keep recycling) and more indie games are being made everyday.

I hope Lego succeeds simply to be able to keep producing content and titles but I can’t stop but think there is a new frontier coming that I think Lego should be more focused on. Not console games.
Laws for GPC are an extension of copyright, that prevents companies from selling works that (in theory) belong to us.
I went there with my younger kids a few years ago. It was like visiting the USA only fewer guns and authoritarian people in uniforms everywhere, and don't drink the water out of the tap. Also maybe pay in cash everywhere since no one takes cards. Lima is big and like big cities everywhere be on your guard in touristy areas because a lot of people make a living there and not always through legal means.

Hiking the Inca trail to Maccu Piccu and seeing the Nazca line in person though, worth it. Just stay in hostels and travel by bus. A bit of Spanish would help but we got by OK without it.
It would be annoying. If the use-case is as a portable application, but the application would want to let the user know (in a sufficiently loud manner) that it can install itself, then either the user would be forced to pay attention at that aspect every time it opens the application, or that "portable" application will have to somehow pollute the environment with (at least) a note for itself of the fact that user was offered but chose not to install anything. That note is usually just a first change in the system and, for a non trivial application, is way too easily followed by many other kind of saved changes, which in itself looks like a creeping install. Then, if the user would actually choose to install, the app will have to do what, make shortcuts to its current location, which may be a thumb-drive, or another less ideal placement for a program (because how many of us take time to think about file management anyway)? Or, if the application makes a copy of itself to a conventional place (for an application) in the system, then now the useless standalone executable either gets forgotten about or becomes a burden for the user (who has to decide what to do with it).

The most appropriate behavior for a portable application is for it to stay clean by default and only offer the user to explicitly enable persistency-dependent functionality. When the application starts, it checks if there's any previous trace of itself and depending on that it either keeps its portable-like clean behavior or switches to installed-like one.
My younger daughter, who is pretty good at making games in Scratch is not that interested in jumping into text/code based programming. I do think Scratch makes things a lot easier and text based programming is not thar appealing to kids. I will try to start her with Pygame but even that might make it seem very arcane and not very visual.
https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria is used in most La Suite projects. Also we have one frontend developer focused on accessibility and few auditors. We always prioritize accessibility
They are definitely selling them at close to no profit, but they are not anywhere near subsidizing them unless they botched their supply chain so badly that they are overpaying the BOM costs.
Those aren’t necessarily in conflict with each other, though.

As an often-depressed creative person, I find that depression is absolutely the enemy of creativity, but my creativity is often fueled by the same things that cause my depression.

Meeting my creative goals is often about managing the depression. But without the depression, my creative output would likely be very different.
Valkey/Redis support offloading of io processing to special I/O threads.

Their goal is to unload the "main" thread from performing i/o related tasks like socket reading and parsing, so it could only spend its precious time on datastore operations. This creates an asymmetrical architecture with I/O threads scaling to any number of CPUs, but the main thread is the only one that touches the hashtable and its entries. It helps a lot in cases where datastore operations are relatively lightweight, like SET/GET with short string values, but its impact will be insignificant for CPU heavy operations like lua EVALs, sorted sets, lists, MGET/MSET etc.
It's not a lack of empathy -- I saw 2 elderly relatives kept alive much too long. It's not "disrespect" , it's disagreement.
This is an unethical product to release, even if you were a medical professional proficient in blood tests.

"I'd just like to know if I need to worry or not..." is not a defense when the product is promoted as "I built an AI that gives expert-backed blood test insights in seconds." The accuracy of AI alone is far below medical standards and is more likely to hurt users instead of help them by giving them inaccurate advice (c.f. Theranos).

If you don't want to lose everything you own in a potential lawsuit from users following your app's potentially incorrect advice, I recommend you close it down and chalk it up as a fun proof-of-concept. Health apps aren't something you release as a beta.
Sounds like you're ready to give up that liberty for some 'security'
Let's get a direct link to this beauty in place:

https://github.com/f055/fedit-image-editor
If you want to learn more of about current theory and experiments I suggest you pick up “Waves in an impossible sea” by Matt Strassler