skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I’m not taking innate ability here - which is something else - just there is finite time to learn so 3 - 6 years focused on academia is less time focused on other things.
Researchers discover new strategy for developing human-integrated electronics
I also just want to say, as a full time remote worker, I need Slack on my personal phone. Remote work allows you to work anytime and thus break out of the 9-5. But to properly do that and still be a member of a team, I need to be reachable on my regular phone. If I decide to switch up my day and work at night, I need to still be reachable for random things during other people's working hours. It's usually just someone has a quick question. Team members in other time zones have discussions on Slack that are outside of the time I'm sitting in front of my computer. I like seeing these discussions and contributing while I'm at the grocery store or some such. If mission critical software is blowing up, I need to know that I need to get back to my computer. If I don't have any real work to do that day, I can go do something else, and just check my phone to see if I need to get back to my computer because someone who actually is working needs me. I can actually sort of take days off this way, without having to actually ask for the day off.

In general, as a remote worker, having Slack on my personal phone allows me to work less and more efficiently. It gives the illusion that I am always working, whereas I'm actually working only when I want to and am most effective.
> Is the FSD Beta regularly crashing into things it put at the wrong range?

As a matter of fact, yes: self-driving Teslas have been crashing into emergency vehicles so often, they are being investigated[1]

1. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28197355
This person puts more effort into trolling their employer than I do into my actual job
Industrial robotics focuses on single task, highly specialised machines that have few constraints on form, size etc. This is not that.

What tesla are conceptually pitching here (let's ignore that they'll deliver something that's pretty useless by comparison to what they're hoping you're assuming they mean) is a not-in-our-lifetimes leap in robotics in multiple ways
You take your kids to the playground at night?? Ok.
What I'm hearing is that there's an open spot for a nsfw generator.

I'm kind of perplexed that the author is so concerned that their generator is queried with other queries than they intended, even to the point of wanting to shut it down, not least because by doing that, they claim to know what is art and what is not.
This is gold! Well done :)

It reminds me of a "Ken M" post, but like a joke that just keeps working, even if you tell variants of it over and over.
> Mr Utkin, a former paratrooper in the Russian special forces, is reportedly the founder and overall commander of the Wagner group. He himself was formerly known as “Wagner” because of his alleged interest in Nazi Germany, which promoted the music of composer Richard Wagner.

The photo of him shows what looks like an "SS" rune tattoo on his collar.

How prevalent is Nazism in Russia? It kinda boggles my mind, since they had a very low opinion of Slavs and treated Russian soldiers very badly.
Mastercard is not beholden to journalists. They're doing it because they want to, journalists are their excuse. Controllers of the U.S. dollar should be regulated out of moral decisions.
That's a really great result, nice work.

I'm curious what it's like to develop media applications for Haiku. Are there any advantages you felt made it easier or more enjoyable?

Thanks for sharing.
Phylodynamics of H1N1/2009 influenza reveals the transition from host adaptation to immune-driven selection

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC4918339/
Show HN: Yay||Nay – The Peak of Automation: Automating saying yes/no
I use my work Google account for personal stuff, and get away with it without any problems. Probably, the fact that I own the company helps.
How would Apple target the hash database to a specific phone without an iCloud connection?
You can be ambitious and committed to the success of your team/projects while still maintaining clear boundaries. Indeed if you're that ambitious (as you repeatedly emphasize), I think it's wiser to maintain such a clear boundary. What if you either have to leave your firm due to an emerging problem or receive an offer that you dearly wish to accept, but you're so entangled with your employer that disconnection if going to be fraught and/or have legal complications? What if your employer winds up in messy litigation and your personal data ends up as part of the evidentiary record, as mentioned in that Twitter thread?

I've known people who are very driven and can't unplug, who later on end up being very resentful of their own careers because they've structured everything around pleasing others and never saying no.
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I agree. However a very difficult space. From one side they have commercials offerings (Active Directory and the variant within Azure). On the other the identity and authorization space has dozens of standards and the security space is changing primitives every day. It is extremely expensive and is permanently blocking resources from doing other things. That is also the reason IdentityServer is now under commercial license.
Let's write a compiler, part 6: Input and output
Maybe, if you change your perspective. From buddhist teachings i learned that we react emotionally to the labels (our judgements) we attach to what we perceive, not realitty itself which just is.
And comparing that with QEMM and 386 to the Max! And using some bootmanager to even switch between DOS/DR-DOS and PTS-DOS!
It’s the same 2.8 lbs as the MB Air and nearly the same
Thickness 0.62in vs 0.6in.

Am I missing something?
> Most big companies have a department in compliance or counsel that reads your mail

Thankfully that's illegal herearound. And I work in finance.

There certainly are automated controls on all communication systems and all mails (and relevant phone calls) are recorded and retained. This being a regulatory requirement.

I'm also pretty sure that there's pattern detection software running on those systems to flag potentially problematic communications.

But indiscriminate email monitoring is illegal without a very good reason (suspected fraud, circumvention of regulatory or compliance requirements, etc) is illegal.

This still doesn't mean that I would mix the personal with work on my personal device but I'm glad there are such protections in place.
Today I learned that, “Sucrose is made up of one molecule of glucose and one molecule of fructose joined together.(Wikipedia)”. A basic fact, but I didn’t know that.
Picking oranges off a tree.

Cleaning up trash in a parkland.

Folding clothes.

Searching a forest for survivors.

Unclogging a sewerage pipe.

For many menial tasks, a 1% failure rate (or indeed any failure rate higher than a human) is generally not a problem so long as the economics stack up and safety isn't a concern.
It's striking how heavy the WORKSPACE is compared to everything else.
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What the hell? Everything you claim is false.
Personally, i feel that software like Caddy and Traefik are the future of web servers, especially in smaller deployments.

I cannot overstate how much better the usability for the "happy" path seems in comparison to configuring Nginx and Apache - everything from the configuration format to integration with Let's Encrypt are easier and allow quicker everyday use.
Why did you go the YC route versus traditional biotech funding sources? And why did YC accept this versus “things that scale” like software?
Liked. Cannot wait for fan photos, videos and other fan related content on my wall. It will be MUCH better than what usually lands there.

I really miss the "old days" when the internet was full of single purpose, dumb-if-you-think-too-much-about-it, hilarious sites (crappy taxidermy, ThatWillBuffOut.com, graphjam, etc.) and this is as close as we can get these days. Only. Fans.
is keyoxide worth looking at?
> But "useful humanoid robot" is way more forward-looking than anything else he's done this with

Other aspirational goals he has set include a colony of a million people on Mars and a neural lace. I think a humanoid robot is less ambitious than either of these two.
Intel leaks show next-gen desktop CPUs with hybrid “big.little” design
Doesn't the outcome (the art) matter more than the trigger words? It is obvious that how much ever NSFW words they are, the outcome is SFW.

It could be people are trying to 'stretch the envelope' to get unique art.

I would do the same, knowing that whatever words I use would not be visible later, only the result would be and no one can backtrace how it came into being.
If I remember correctly, WinRT doesn't use Native AOT. Native AOT has never been released before, and to me is the most exciting feature since generics in .Net 2.0 (circa 2005).
I'm using a PinePhone right now and I hope I won't need to switch back to Android. I grew used to this freedom.

However, I would recommend it only to the most determined people because many things don't work well.

Forget GPS navigation. GPS does not get the correct location most of the time, AGPS only works through a hacky bash / python script. There is no good gps app anyway.

The sms app on phosh is crashy and does not yet support MMS for which you have to use another hacky script (but I'm working on an alternative app).

The phone often needs to be rebooted due to the modem sometimes not waking up. Calls are not high quality. No built in way to have a reliable alarm if the phone is not plugged. Photos are bad. The phone is generally slow for many modern web apps targeting more powerful hardware.

The phone takes time to wake up for a call.

I would not want to experience an emergency requiring to call someone.

The phone is not waterproof so it will likely break if it takes a good rain.

The on-screen time is not great though you can buy spare batteries which can largely change the game. Remember to set the sleep timer to 30s, which you need to do using the command line if you use Phosh, it helps a lot.

A smoother transition could be to use a degoogled android phone, maybe with MicroG for cell/wifi based location and only using free software (from F-Droid). But you'll still rely on proprietary blob.

I only ever used open source apps on Android and always refused to use apps like WhatsApp & its friends, which helped the transition to the PinePhone.

On the flip side, the PinePhone is getting better every day and the ability to just buy a spare battery and a battery charger and swap them as needed without any tool is really nice.

I typed this message on the PinePhone by the way. It's far from horrible despite my comment.

edit: what I want to say is, wanting to migrate to free and privacy-friendly software is probably a good thing, but increase the chance it will work by not making it too hard. On the desktop, Linux distributions are delightful to use, free software phones are still pretty much work-in-progress unfortunately. The gap between a degoogled Android phone and a PinePhone is huge, probably way bigger than between an iPhone and a degoogled Android phone.
Compared to most prominent JS platforms, WinForms or WPF are awesome. We just got used to the sheer complexity and dev cycle of HTML, CSS, JS and JS UI frameworks especially.

Not that I would not agree that the Windows UI space is a mess but it is rarely about the tech but the management of it.
This is the worst diet advice I've ever read. The problem is not corn, carrots, or beets in any person's diet.

I eat fruit all the time, 2-3 types a day, and I am very strong and physically fit.
I maintain a pretty optimal WLB at my current job (I don't remember the last time I've done any work outside of normal work hours) but I do like having work Slack and calendar on my phone. In my case I feel it adds freedom to my day since it makes it easier to just go run a quick mid-day errand without worrying that you're missing a meeting or something. I didn't used to have any of it on my phone because I always heard it was bad psychologically, but as a result I always felt nervous stepping away from my desk for too long because I'd have no way of knowing if someone needed me. I think if I was in a position where I was asked to do work outside of work hours I'd feel differently about this though, but the extent of my after work Slack is mostly requesting days off and browsing some announcement threads.
"two approaches but run data pipelines in a fully isolated environment - containers - which prevents user code from breaking free."

While (user) namespaces, root-less and cgroups do slightly reduce the attack surface, they are still running on a shared kernel instance.

In Dockers default configuration, using host namespaces and allowing --privlaged, anyone who can launch a container has full root level access to read disks of even the host machine via mknod or even update firmware. Lets hope that they are not using Linux bridges for containers too.

The belief that containers are somehow ultra secure will result in many breaches in the future. In theory if you have control of the code SELinux or Apparmor could help but most people don't use them and a major cloud providers solution doesn't even support them.

It is scary how many install bases even add capabilities to the container daemons so that they can run some form of storage persistence etc...

The risk of containers can be mitigated to an acceptable layer. But when ever I hear a company claiming that they are using containers because they are "secure" it is a huge red flag.

If you are a company making claims like the above, you are proclaiming that you either think that security through obscurity is a primary cybersecurity practice or you really don't understand how containers and namespaces work.
Mutation + selection = evolution.
>Even the current CSAM implementation is actually all about privacy if you read the details on how it’s implemented.

Lol, no.
With this stack, do you ever run binaries outside of the containers? Do you need to use the nix command line very much?

I agree that nix is somewhat painful to deal with, but Bazel essentially has no package management story at all. It would be nice to see one of the tools subsume the other, but that doesn't feel like something either project is actively addressing (ie. package management in bazel, or incremental/non-bash-driven builds in nix).
Depending on your mainboard/chipset, CPU, and used ISA-cards, HDD-controller and VGA mostly, you could overclock.
Surprisingly 486SLC wasnt all that bad https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xGWjQzge42o
Even faster than 386DX at same clock speed https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ldYQQPYlRAU
Its a very opinionated OS, like iOS/Windows (but freer in every sense), where there is usually only one way to do something.

No choice of desktop managers or window managers, just very lean and streamlined software with little redundancy

I think people like it because its neat.
In 40 years, 2001
As a completely unrelated side note separate to Apple's implementation.

I just read today that OnlyFans also contribute hashes to the same organisation, I wonder how many other companies have been doing the same for years.

Haven't see any uproar about this elsewhere for other services. For example, CloudFare has had this as an option on their environment for years.
Flu ‘la grippe’ : 25000 people died a day in Paris in 1800

Spanish Flu of 1918

Several coronaviruses from cattle (can’t remember the exact name atm)
And my point is that is not what overfit is. Overfit is a specific problem where the network fails to recognize a commonality in the training set and instead interprets the irrelevant details of some subset of training samples (in the extreme, individual samples) as distinct properties.

Your example training set is not filled with noise that the network is picking up on to its detriment. Your example training set is simply not representative of the function you are trying to teach.
How far does this have to go before people realize how ridiculous this is. The Multi-mono-multi-monorepo stage?

You don't need a monorepo. It's an anti-pattern that people resort to when their code is a tangled, tightly coupled mess.

If the modules are loosely coupled and high cohesion, multiple repos is the ideal approach.

The solution to the problem of having to 'constantly update dependencies' is not to bring them all into a single monorepo. The solution is to ensure that these dependencies handle separate concerns and have simple interfaces which allow them to be loosely coupled with the main project logic in such a way that they can be updated independently of each other.

If different module dependencies often need to be updated together whenever you add a new feature or fix a bug, it almost certainly means that you have a problem with coupling and/or cohesion. You don't need tools that make it easier to work with a tangled mess. The correct solution is to untangle the mess. Otherwise the mess will keep getting worse.
Relevant Between Two Ferns: https://youtu.be/xrkPe-9rM1Q?t=317
Not just perl. Also sed, which is likely where perl got it from.
Also known as discipline and routine. It's pretty well known that "motivation" is a phantom that can't be relied upon. Setting a routine and just following it consistently is the 'secret'
> Self-driving is one of those things that's relatively easy to get 95% of the way to, but that last 5% is nearly impossible.

But there are niches for which 95% is just fine. E.g. autonomous trucks driving through the Nevada desert with manual remote-control during the first and last mile. (Like handover from plane autopilot to ATC-driven landing, basically.)

> in any useful form

It doesn't have to be useful; it just has to be better than whatever Toyota is selling, to win long-term robotics development contracts. (That probably won't be contracts for humanoid robots, mind you. The humanoid robot is likely a halo product to sell e.g. robot arms.)
Just looking at one angle here, among other things, this puts other car companies on notice that if they don’t support full self driving, Tesla will supply bots that can do it. Not this year, not next year, maybe not even in five years, but eventually.

That puts the pressure on for the other auto companies to either spend R&D money to compete, or prepare a budget for licensing from someone (not necessarily Tesla) but either way it’s dragging the industry forward.

It also can be a valuable product in its own right which will only get more in demand as human drivers start to be forbidden or heavily taxed on some roads for safety reasons.

That’s not even mentioning the non driving applications. But just for driving there is a lot of legacy hardware that will still be in use for years, and a humanoid form is what they were designed for.

BTW before anyone thinks they will point out some irony, Elon has stated he’s not against the use of petroleum products in many cases. Anyway legacy vehicles are a reality. And they will need safe drivers.

I did say there are other uses. This post just focuses on one use case, I do realize.
Read this: https://www.apple.com/child-safety/pdf/CSAM_Detection_Techni...

and tell me what's not about privacy with this? The alternative is upload everything unencrypted to providers who then scan there, which is how everything else works.
> Idk.. animals seem to do fine without a lidar

Animals also have (non)-artificial general intelligence. That doesn't mean Tesla's making a reasonable design choice if they build something in a way that relies on having that kind of capability.
What if you want to publish some of your modules and keep the rest private but depending on the published ones?
Intel gave away keychains with that die embedded in clear plastics at a german computer exhibition :-)
Please don't fulminate like this on HN, regardless of how you feel about "Paul Graham" or "billionaires". It degrades discussion, and we're trying for something different here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
was my initial thought, from the comments in the video, it's clear they didn't think deep enough about Robot application. So I guess the main goal is to make politicians be busy thinking of universal income instead of BS like "naming of the autopilot". By the time government will decide something in this trials autopilot will be 4-5 generation different software they trying to evaluate. Aren't that first signs of singularity?
What are the withdrawal symptoms?
When things break at night, can't they just call your personal phone? Can't you login to slack on your personal phone, from the browser if you have to?

Why does cooperate IT need to own your tech just for you to be reachable.
long ago someone here nicely said "Google is an example of ADHD at industrial scale"

their promotions based on new items is really to be blamed. at some point they need to start focusing on stability, quality, long-term support, etc mature stuff.
Just in case you missed it, the person you're replying to asked a focused question about the new FSD Beta software.

The investigation you reference stems from previous versions of the softawre.

The broader context can't be ignored when discussing the new software, but it's reasonable to point to progress as demonstration that the chosen technology path is a viable one.
It’s time for social media interoperability
Nixery kinda seems like a toy. Does it have some more serious use?
Sure, we can run commands using `bazel run` or build them using `bazel build` and then run the generated binaries from `bazel-bin` directly. In these cases we also use the same Nix-provided python version, but through a different path.

The only time I use the nix CLI tools is when I'm fumbling around trying to make changes to one of our .nix files (we only have a few). Otherwise nix is hidden behind the scenes and I deal only with Bazel.
Bit less than 1/8 actually, the parent compared Tesla global sales against Ford U.S. sales. It's a surprising common mistake for some odd reason.
If this gains any traction, it'll turn blog comment sections into MySpace-style chaos.

I'm all for it! I miss those days before FB came along with their clean blue sterile and boring design.
I agree, React itself can be remarkably stable because they found the right abstractions early on and have been able to evolve just small variations of those central patterns over time.

All the stuff people expect to use around react, on the other hand. That sees huge amounts of churn.
Well, first of all I'm not an American so that may very well be why we think differently about this.

But I agree with you, except that the audience for a podcast like this may be comprised of first time watchers, kids and young adults etc. who don't know the guest yet. The reach and influence is big enough that the podcast is mainstream, which means this is almost certainly the case. But yeah, maybe Alex Jones was a bad example, Rogan regularly platforms people who are much less known but have much more insane ideas too.

We just have to be aware that what is just entertainment to us might very well be dangerous in ways we haven't really explored. I'm not advocating for censorship, I just said that maybe certain "disclaimers" are needed.