skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It says "Windows isn't supported". It's there a reason and is that forever?

Also, off you're going to compare the concurrency to Erlang and Pony, an example with multiple processes doing message passing would be more telling.
Hey, I work on Restate. There are lots of differences throughout the architecture and the developer experience, but the one most relevant to this article is that Restate is itself a self-contained distributed stream-processing engine, which it uses to offer extremely low latency durable execution with strong consistency across AZs/regions. Other products tend to layer on top of other stores, which will inherit the good things and the bad things about those stores when it comes to throughput/latency/multi-region/consistency.

We are putting a lot of work into high throughput, low latency, distributed use cases, hence some of the decisions in this article. We felt that this necessitated a new database.
We've been improving front seat safety systems for years while not adding much in the back seat. The result is obvious in the fatalities data and many institutions have involved themselves in this problem. Here's one:

https://www.iihs.org/news/detail/new-crash-test-spotlights-l...

There are _so many_ bad assumptions about vehicle safety it honestly drives me nuts. Especially on Hacker News. The data is available from NHTSA in a database called FARS. I encourage everyone to go look through the data. You almost certainly believe several wrong things about driving and fatalities.

I think Elon Musk is exceptionally irresponsible for using these statistics in a flatly dishonest and misleading way. He wants to sell vehicles not truly educate you about safety. People should double check.
I was always against school lunches because I know my government- they will serve worse food than I can buy myself. Forget organic produce.

But then I started to do research and there are children out there who are literally starving because their parents suck. So if school food can save more kids than it kills it's probably a good thing. Don't let perfect be the enemy of good.
I'm only just learning about this outfit "Sentinel" and I'm not exactly sure how seriously to take them but this line is pretty funny

"On the other hand, we are also mindful of the low baserate for a US administration directly attacking Iran. We also considered modelling the administration as being dispositionally very over the top."
The article provides multiple anecdotal examples of where expensive status symbols were a clear factor in someone’s ability or inability to access jobs and opportunities.

Do you have better evidence than this or can you only provide confident but unsubstantiated opinion?
Yeah, for me my windows weren't standard sizes so had to be custom built, anyhow. At that point, you might as well get installation as well. Some stucco had to be chipped back to insert the new window but it's covered by the vinyl frame. Low-e windows are amazing though.
Hahaha. Take a look at western Europe. Vast majority of the immigrants from neither Africa or Middle east didn't adopt any of the core values of their host country even after decade+. More often than not, even second generation has very different values. What happens is isolated or connected silos of original values surviving a lot of generations.

Just ask Germans or French or Belgian folks, or go there. The idea was exactly what you write, and it failed miserably with no solution in sight.

Just to explain - we have friends among those communities. We like them a lot, but the difference is there even after couple of generations. Its not talked about much, but if you look for it, it shows up. Nobody will talk about this with strangers of course, thats just polite facade.
Does EOF make this easier / more efficient?
I saw the video of the woman being snatched up but the article mentions she was only one of 400 people taken from that area in the last week? 400!
It's odd how we can segment between different species in animals, but in humans it's taboo to talk about this. Threw the baby out with the baby water. I hope we can fix this soon so everybody can benefit from AI. The fact that I'm a male latino should be an input for an AI trained on male latinos! I want great care!

I don't want pretend kumbaya that we are all humans in the end. That's not true. We are distinct! We all deserve love and respect and care, but we are distinct!
Every single AI company says you should use AI models stupidly. Replacing experts is the whole selling point.
Looking forward to the eventual spoliation finding when DOGE has to support its facially dishonest reasoning for the firings it ordered.
At least, now, we know what it means to be a god.
This isn’t an AI problem but a general medical field problem. It is a big issue with basically any population centric analysis where the people involved in the study don’t have a perfect subset of the worlds population to model human health; they have a couple hundred blood samples from patients at a Boise hospital over the past 10 years perhaps. And they validate this population against some other available cohort that is similarly constrained by what is practically possible to sample and catalog and might not even see the same markers shake out between disease and healthy.

There are a couple populations that are really overrepresented as a result of these available datasets. Utah populations on one hand because they are genetically bottlenecked and therefore have better signal to noise in theory. And on the other the Yoruba tribe out of west africa as a model of the most diverse and ancestral population of humans for studies that concern themselves with how populations evolved perhaps.

There are other projects too amassing population data. About 2/3rd of the population of iceland has been sequenced and this dataset is also frequently used.
I d'ont. Im portuguese living in Denmark for many years. The difference is just perception.

The portuguese say: "this shitty country is so corrupt". I never encountered any corruption in Portugal.

The danes say: "See we are the best and justest country in the World without corruption". Facts say otherwise. Just google Lars Løkke Rasmussen and take a look at his actions
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How is that in any way in conflict with what he said? You're just making an argument for more inputs.

Biological sex, hormone levels, etc.
Is this some joke? They use Llama 2 7B? What year is it?
Post about the same language from last year: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38270265
The book you referenced appears to be about the rise of Marxism. I'm neither agreeing nor disagreeing with the GP when I say this, but I think it's worth pointing out that you can democratize ownership under capitalism, e.g. a worker cooperative [1] is a business owned by the workers.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Worker_cooperative
Race has such striking phenotypes on the outside it should come as no surprise there are also internal phenotypes and significant heterogeneity.
Thanks for commenting, I like the example because it's simple enough to discuss. Isn't it more accurate to say not that Claude "realizes it's going to say astronomer" or "knows that it's going to say something that starts with a vowel" and more that the next token (or more pedantically, vector which gets reduced down to a token) is generated based on activations that correlate to the "astronomer" token, which is correlated to the "an" token, causing that to also be a more likely output?

I kind of see why it's easy to describe it colloquially as "planning" but it isn't really going ahead and then backtracking, it's almost indistinguishable from the computation that happens when the prompt is "What is the indefinite article to describe 'astronomer'?", i.e. the activation "astronomer" is already baked in by the prompt "someone who studies the stars", albeit at one level of indirection.

The distinction feels important to me because I think for most readers (based on other comments) the concept of "planning" seems to imply the discovery of some capacity for higher-order logical reasoning which is maybe overstating what happens here.
> having seperately models tuned to different factors.

Sure. Separate but equal, presumably.
Probably because people are realizing that it has the auto-delete feature that the Whitehouse is DEFINITELY not relying on in having senior staff communicate on this platform.
https://xcancel.com/jenzhuscott/status/1904986729888784781
I really can’t help but think of the simulation hypothesis. What are the chances this copy-cat technology was developed when I was alive, given that it keeps going.
> Community tracking shows 2600+ miles between critical disengagements in California, where the mapping is probably the best (if we're going to make a fair comparison to Waymo).

This isn't a fair comparison either. FSD is used a lot on highways where crash rates are lower (and hence disengagements will be too). Waymo doesn't go on highways yet and can already go 17k miles without intervention (with a safety driver) in places harder than SF and LA where they're already driverless.

> It's not an xbox steering wheel and driving remotely, but it's absolutely the same concept with a different interface, including a remote brake button.

How do you know they have a "remote brake button"? Waymo's blog makes no mention of any such thing. They categorically say remote operators have no control over the vehicle.

I think you're deliberately trying to mislead with your comments here by slipping in something false with known facts.
Scott Alexander of Astral Codex Ten rates them highly, so I subscribe.
>Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon. Videos of pratfalls or disasters, or cute animal pictures. If they'd cover it on TV news, it's probably off-topic.

This was covered extensively in mainstream media.
Maybe colleges should threaten refusing to enroll any children or grandchildren of the current administration or complicit congressional majorities. And just expel current students with no justification. Maybe offer to transfer them to a junior college in Louisiana.

It's obviously grossly unfair but...
> A couple corporations make an enormous amount of money off shit food sold to schools. The problem is that it is way cheaper to buy prepared food and have a few people warm it than having cooks at each school.

I don't get it, are the corporations making a shit ton of money or is it cheaper for the school? If both of these things are true, then it's a win-win.

I don't think it's necessarily about pre-packaged or not, just the type of food. If anything, having it outsourced would make change a lot easier. No need to install a kitchen and hire cooks, just call up the giant corporations, tell them you want apple slices instead of Takis. They would almost certainly accommodate very quickly, because you know, they're making a shit ton of money. Or others would jump in

Unfortunately I think a lot of this is demand driven. It's like the few pieces of rotting fruit in a bodega. They don't stock them because kids don't want to eat them. So I imagine supply side won't do as much as you think. But it still might be worth it because it might be better for the kids to be a little hungrier than stuffing their face with poison and they might eventually come around.
TikTok to Launch TikTok Shop in France, Germany, and Italy
Just the whitehouse... doing crime
You really just have to understand one thing: AI is not intelligent. It's pattern matching without wisdom. If fewer people in the dataset are a particular race or gender it will do a shittier job predicting and won't even "understand" why or that it has bias, because it doesn't understand anything at a human level or even a dog level. At least most humans can learn their biases.
Many Australian jurisdictions require the energy efficiency rating to be included with the listing, which factors in things like double glazing.

Their value is absolutely recognised as something greater than maintenance in this market.
Good point - I hadn't actually looked massively hard into solving it with this provider - I had to do it again for another use-case recently and decided to blog about it (and also try my hand at a short post).. but used this example from a while ago because it seemed much more relatable than the latest encounter :D

I guess, assuming you're not building the image, whether you use the data source of image probably isn't too important (assuming the data source is able to lookup images that aren't present on the local machine :thinking:).

Edit: and now I've seen that in the docker image resource, they reference using the data source to be able to track remote image SHA changes, in order to trigger an image re-pull :doh:

Feels like we've gone full-circle with this :D
> In the US, it used to be much more common to pack a lunch to school. A school lunch was either a luxury, or subsidized for low income families.

Yes, we used to pack breakfast, but healthy lunch has always been provided.
Sure, here's one. Iran hits US military bases in UAE and Bahrain. Houthi rebels launch long-range missile attacks at Saudi Arabia's and UAE's oil installations. Hezbollah attacks Israel. At the strait of Hormuz Iran directly targets US and European oil tankers. US is left with no other choice than a large scale military mobilization in the area. You can take it from there.
Is "detainment" the right word? "Abduction" seems more accurate. Last I heard, her lawyer did not know where she was being held. "Disappeared" might be an even better word.
Step 1) world war 3

Step 2) some drunk invents FTL

Step 3) the Vulcans show up
Dan Quayle also had a law degree, but he was also dumb. And he passed the bar the first try, unlike Harris.
That's because humans are all the same species.
I have a stucco home, I've been doing replacement windows (I like milgard) and my stucco hasn't been touched. I have other people install them though.
The Ocean Sunfish: Why the Rant Is Wrong (2017)
Nothing about the current system (capitalism) prevents people from sharing freely, that's just charity. I think it's wonderful and admirable when people do that, and I fully support that, as long as it's voluntary.

I'd be happy to live in a version of society where there's enough abundance and good will that people just give to charity, and that is enough to support everyone, and nobody is being forced to do anything they don't want.

I only dislike it when people advocate for involuntary redistribution of wealth, because it has a lot of negative side effects people aren't thinking through. Also, because I think that it's evil and results in the sort of society and culture where it would be a nightmare to live in.
Well, if we're lucky we might see a xenomorph or two before we go, possibly even while screaming.
In America it always greatly depended in the store. Wal-mart, for instance, would get the worst workers, and checking out was insufferable. Target was better.

Now, you just need to deal with individual people being slow partially because it’s not their job and partially because it’s a lot less efficient to have a little kiosk vs a conveyer belt. Not to mention if you want to buy something that a store locks up you need to wait for them to go get it. Progress?
> There aren't vast numbers of different JSON formats.

Independent variations I have seen:

* Trailing commas allowed or not
* Comments allowed or not
* Multiple kinds of date serialization conventions
* Divergent conventions about distinguishing floating point types from integers
* Duplicated key names tolerated or not
* Different string escaping policies, such as, but not limited to "\n" vs "\x0a"

There are bazillions of JSON variations.
I had issues streaming the Phillies pre-game, and went to Reddit to see if anyone else was having issues. When that didn't work, either, I began to wonder if there was something more widespread...

Streaming MLB games shouldn't cause any outages, though—especially not of backbone infrastructure.
I wonder if in the future we will rely less or more on technology that we don't understand.

Large code bases will be inherited by people who will only understand parts of it (and large parts probably "just works") unless things eventually get replaced or rediscovered.

Things will increasingly be written by AI which can produce lots of code in little time. Will it find simpler solutions or continue building on existing things?

And finally, our ability to analyse and explain the technology we have will also increase.
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For as good as JSON is or is not, it's definitely not under-rated.
So MCP to an application is like how a WebDriver interface is to a Web browser?
Generally, if you don't want to pull a permit, you can change a windows height but not its width

This is because of how the wood around it is framed to provide support to the wall above
That’s neat but very difficult to maintain, let alone transport. Large panes will also bow under that kind of pressure.
The Secure Enclave is nowhere between the AP and the Broadcom chip.

The application processor has an IOMMU and the kernel uses it to restrict what the Broadcom chip has access to, and the linked article series discusses exploiting the IOMMU. There is more detail in the Project Zero write-up than Apple's own PDF.

The actual solution here is to remove the insecure Broadcom chip entirely, which is what Apple ultimately did. PCI-e and MMIO are quite risky, but ultimately necessary for performance. I think PinePhone series talks to their Broadcom chip over USB, which is a lot more secure, but the performance is worse.
Buyers absolutely care about energy efficiency and insulation from noise, and neither can be addressed fully without upgraded windows. It's one of the first things experienced homebuyers should look at -- if the windows are 1980's single pane, I'd expect to spend least $20k in window replacement parts + labor for a large house on top of the house price.
Semi-relatedly: How does this look like for Whatsapp and Telegram? Can a stranger send me an attachment? Never saw this happen, I always receive short messages from scammers like "Hello" w/o attachments, but I wonder if this is possible.
I generally agree, however socioeconomic and environmental factors are highly correlated with certain medical conditions (social determinants of health). In some cases even causative. For example, patients who live near an oil refinery are more likely to have certain cancers or lung diseases.

https://doi.org/10.1093/jncics/pkaa088
My “career arc” is scamming people into paying me to learn, and I’m good at it.
Interesting catch. TIL I learned about this split.

>At the Columbia Journalism Review, we capitalize Black, and not white, when referring to groups in racial, ethnic, or cultural terms. For many people, Black reflects a shared sense of identity and community. White carries a different set of meanings; capitalizing the word in this context risks following the lead of white supremacists.

https://www.cjr.org/analysis/capital-b-black-styleguide.php
why you hate csv, not the program that is not able to properly create csv?
Maybe if they'd picked more sympathetic sites than Gab and Kiwifarms...
Solving the internal / external API riddle
> and most of them would happily act and think just like the new culture, and swear blind that they’d always thought that way.

If that was true you wouldn't have minority communities isolated within larger ones, they would just naturally mix - but the ones that do are the outliers.
"actual execution" in the business world seems to be more and more synonymous with recklessly and incompetently fucking things up. See also: doge.
This satire is too good to be detectable at a glance, I can only hope it doesn't get greyed out of existence.
Repository Ownership Limits
Do you want the Orange Man to bring back all those prisoners he sent to EL Salvador? Would you like them in your neighborhood?
> Despite the lack of any sort of specification

People keep saying this but RFC 4180 exists.
When was AI supposed to replace radiologists? Was it 7 years ago or something?
Someone already built a web UI for composing Dagger Shell scripts in a notebook format: http://docs.runme.dev/guide/dagger

It's really neat, I recommend checking it out.
School lunch is not a free market.
100%. To parrot Russil Wvong, You can get a crane in the sky in under 12 months in Edmonton. The same project might take 3-4 years before you even break ground in Metro Vancouver.
Finally, people who live in glass houses will be able to throw stones.
That’s mostly correct, that “gender identity” doesn’t matter for physical medicine. But hormone levels and actual internal organ sets matter a huge amount, more than genes or original genitalia, in general. There are of course genetically linked diseases, but there are people with XX chromosomes that are born with a penis, and XY people that are born with a vulva, and genetically linked diseases don’t care about external genitalia either way.

You simply can’t reduce it to birth sex assignment and that’s it, if you do, you will, as you say, end up with wrong and potentially harmful treatment, or lack of treatment.
My dad built a house in the late 80s with all triple-paned glass...although there were essentially three separate windows, packaged as one.
No. Excel's fault. Not CSV. There are plenty of busted CSV parsers (and serializers) too.
How? Your response feels like a low effort and not really anything more valuable than a strawman as well.

Russia does not want to get into a 1:1 shooting war with the US--especially now that it has a puppet in the WH. Russia has always done what was laid out in GP. It has previously been doing this in Iran, Syria, etc.
One bigger hit and its gone and you will not even know it till it fogs. Even argon glass of same pressure as air can eventually leak out and be replaced by air, reducing its efficiency significantly.
Yup, on iOS it's missing Beatsource, on Android it's missing both Beatport and Beatsource. Whether Android version will support Apple Music remains to be seen.
I learned about this recently! It's wild how big the difference is. Even though legal/practical barriers to gender equality in medicine and data collection have been virtually nonexistent for the past few decades the inertia from the decades before that (where women were often specifically excluded, among many other factors) still weigh heavily.

To any women who happen to be reading this: if you can, please help fix this! Participate in studies, share your data when appropriate. If you see how a process can be improved to be more inclusive then please let it be known. Any (reasonable) male knows this is an issue and wants to see it fixed but it's not clear what should be done.
How about vacationing in a country that has a lower VAT because hotels and everything are cheaper?
Trailing commas, comments, duplicate key names, for a few examples.
That assumes the dark forest wouldn't kill us anyway, just to be safe.

A large number of free-floating fusion-powered colonies, gradually expanding through the Oort cloud and then to other star systems, would be quite a bit more difficult to destroy.

Any attacker would also have to consider the possibility of retaliation if they don't get us all. If a civilization detects us from a distance of 100 light years, then their information will already be a century out of date, and by the time they hit us we'll have had two hundred years of technological advancement and further expansion.

Given the time lag, the best time to attack a technological civilization is while it's planet-bound. Given how long we've had radio, there could be a relativistic missile heading our way already.
I rent an ADU in California, and many of the Tennant rights are waived for it if the primary property is owner occupied, aside from some cities like oakland.

I would not want to rent a separate property in CA as an individual, especially as counties start banning criminal background checks.