skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s exactly my vision with Loodio (https://Loodio.com) that today only has a motion sensor but even that makes a huge difference.

Sensors are also getting cheaper by the minute.
For example, I can add a microwave sensor for under a dollar and read hand gestures.
Docker 23.0.0 Is Out
Dan Abramov's Response on History and Future of CreateReactApp
A bit less credible on a fiber link, I think.
I managed to quit all social media over the last couple of months. It was hard. I had to figure out where I am going to put all the “extra” time but I eventually did.

I don’t miss the noise, the stupid opinions or every 3rd person trying to market their idea to me. All the big social networks have become cesspools of fakeness and ignorance, and I imagine that the majority of people now scroll their timelines for exactly this type of content.

Some kind of outrage or drama to comment on or voice a useless opinion.
MIT study finds carbon cost to self-driving cars
Why did you say ”true cross-platform” and not just ”cross-platform”?

I would define Flutter as ”true cross-platform”.

Update: React + ReactNative too.
definitely, but depends on the implementation and usage (e.g. you might want to still keep the “created date”) or “yearly snapshots”, so - not automatic
RIP all twitter bots, apps & CRM tooling!
10 years ago was 2013. We were just seeing deep neural net doge-in-doge for the first time. This would have blown our minds.
Sadly, the very best datasets that seem publicly available are for Gulf Arabic dialect (where the money is) [1]

I suggest you contact https://www.icompass.tn/, a (Tunisian) startup specialized in Natural Language Processing...that process Arabic dialects and African languages

On a general note, I believe this kind of work should be a (urgently) nationally funded, because these countries will be forced to use second languages like French, or literary Arabic when AI/NLP becomes the dominant computing paradigm (bots, prompts...). A model in this respect is what Sweden is doing [1]. For mostly "oral" dialects (like Algerian I guess), collaborating with big names into adapting the best transcription models (like whisper) to them first is the key IMO.

[1] https://nyuad.nyu.edu/en/research/faculty-labs-and-projects/...

[2] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34492572
25% of time != 25% of economic value.

There's 122 waking hours in a week, so by way of example: the USA's workforce of 155 million (much smaller than the population as a whole) does an average of 35 hours per week, which means the entire productive output of the economy is squeezed into 12.9% of the entire population's waking hours.

Some of the non-productive time involves other people getting paid, but (excluding taxes and rent which I don't think make a difference in this scenario) not all of it.

Also think about how Linux and Wikipedia are free even if your internet connection and device(s) aren't.
> You do sometimes see very successful people being riled up by minor criticisms from nobodies and you do think "Why on Earth do they care?". Some people are just petty minded

That's possible because they are just humans. They have basically monkey brains on steroids and didn't have eternity to mature their wisdom.

Any being, no matter how advanced, can happen to find necessary what we would consider evil or unfortunate. But getting insulted and angry is a primitive animal reflex meant to help animals protect their social status among similarly primitive creatures, obviously not an attribute of G-d.

> I would feel compassion but that's an emotional response based on my current personality.

Have you had a chance to observe how does your personality mature? The more you experience, know and understand, the harder it becomes to make you angry, insecure or disbalance you in any other emotional way, isn't it? Who the heck we are to think we can affect G-d?
> I personally am a huge fan of Linux Mint Mate edition and she sees me use it, so we likely will stick with the same on both our PC's.

goals
But with way more untalented people just following trends!
It's such an obvious usecase. Can't wait for a workable implementation somewhere.
it's the institutional knowledge that's the problem. Policing has an entrenched culture that reinforces bad behavior - I would take a fresh set of cops with no connection to the one we currently have any day.

Of course, this is anyhow a symptom and not a primary diagnosis. The police, and many institutions like them, exist the way they do because of a body politik fundamentally disconnected from the populous.

That is to say, shitty cops aren't a problem for the powerful elite, so they're not a problem.
That's hilarious, I hadn't seen this.
We got it to write a working two player Pong game in minified JS, except you can jump in it like in Mario.

It took a lot of iteration as initially it wouldn’t for example put a ground in the game, so you’d just fall forever, but one by one pointing out the mistakes actually resulted in a playable game.
Yes, but you probably don't want the tiny stinger in your digestive tract.
Before Brexit I felt British.

After Brexit I felt European and my British passport now feels almost alien to me.
Yes could be.

But you are not worried that this can also act as an entry barrier/gatekeeping thing?
I used to use netsh to capture on Windows boxes but the workflow for getting the data into pcap format was awful. Lately I’ve been using RawCap[0]. It’s a single EXE that works on stock versions of Windows and produces pcap files. It has no capture-time filtering options, which is a bummer, but it’s quicker for me to get data to look at than the netsh / convert to pcap workflow.

[0] https://www.netresec.com/?page=Blog&month=2020-01&post=RawCa...
would Golang have a role in finance ? pros and cons of java vs golang in finance besides java being widespread ?
If you accompany her, you gain most of the key rights based on her rights. (You lose them if she leaves the country, or the relationship ends, unless you can maintain the rights based on one or more of the children.)

Example: https://www.nyidanmark.dk/en-GB/You-want-to-apply/Residence-...
Ask HN: How to earn some side income as a young developer?
For context, I am about to turn 17 and have experience developing full stack web apps for fun, and for friends and family for around 6 years now.

I would like to start building some financial independence so I can afford to travel and go to festivals etc. with friends. The default thing to do at my age is get a minimum wage job at a pub/cafe and earn income that way, however I feel like I would rather work in something that complements my skills such as web/software development. The problem I am facing is I just have no idea to find some part time/freelance work at my age. Is it even worth chasing software work at 17 or should I just go for a waiter job and continue coding in my free time and developing skills while I am still in education?

Thanks
I just registered hn account to write the same thing.
Well, people need to charge their iPhones...
Wow, that looks extremely useful! Thanks!
What's your advice to someone learning DSA for interviews
Problems I'm facing:

1) How long should I wait before I can't find a solution with my own brain?

2) Understand the solution when read it, but could not create the solution by myself.

3) Brain not picking up and solving problems. Dependent on solutions.
Are taxes used to subsidize the "public insurers" as defined by your comment?

Otherwise, I do not understand how the risk pool could possibly work. It seems like much of the healthy and young people would buy "private insurers", and the sick and old would be denied, so they would have to go with "public insurers".

But then that would mean the prices would be sky high for public insurance compared to private insurance?
> It is not neutral in the face of human psychology.

It's worth noting that nuclear weapons seem to have prevented more deaths than they caused. The MAD doctrine has prevented direct confrontation between the superpowers and limited their military conflicts to proxy wars.

And this is a technology that has almost no application beyond vaporizing cities almost instantaneously.
Back when I was forced to use windows, I used ClassicShell[0], but it looks like it's abandoned now. The spiritual successor seems to be OpenShell [1].

I can't remember if the shell was enough, but I remember that all the store apps were disabled, search in the start menu didn't search online, no cortana stuff, it was actually quite usable.

You might need the non-home edition to do some of the those things, I think group policies were involved. It's been a long time though, I've been using Linux for everything ever since Proton became good enough for gaming.

[0] http://www.classicshell.net/ (not https)
[1] https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu
Meta is up by 100% if you count today's movement.
I wouldn't refer to a Jain as vegan. Sure there's some overlap.
Dupe: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34612398
An exception should not dictate the rule. Sounds like there were some safety mechanisms missing. You indeed need a mature system (and engineering team) to manage this process.
I’m sure it didn’t help that Elon pissed off most of Twitter’s advertisers. They jumped shipped as soon as he took over.

> Daily Revenue Has Dropped 40%, 500 Top Advertisers Have Left

https://www.theinformation.com/articles/twitter-manager-dail...
The seemingly random laugh track really adds to the whole experience.
Yeah...those aren't the same thing.
I always check the license first and this is not too nice. These mixed licenses are a real nightmare for companies and their lawyers. Keep it clean & simple or there won't be a lot of adoption really.
Unless you're running some serious industrial level machinery, home devices have nothing to do with power line noise. It's cause by the air around the lines and the condition of the lines themselves.
No, technology falls into different categories.

Aspirin is unambiguously a technological good. As is the bicycle. There are many technological advances which are exclusively (or almost exclusively) used for the benefit of mankind.

Then there is morally neutral technology. Think of a hammer or a knife. Can be used just as easily for good as for evil. It's up to the person who wields it.

The third category is evil technology. Technology that just makes the world a worse place. Think of landmines, nerve gas, or biologically engineered viruses. If we could uninvent things, these are the things we would uninvent in a heart beat.
You probably changed more than 4chan changed in the last 15 years
Okay so don't always ship on a Friday but that doesn't seem like rationale to put a blanket rule in place.
Yes, definitely. Put it on github, create a discord and see if a community forms around it.
Similar idea about corn. Select the corn with insects - they are your taste testers. Of course, remove the critters before boiling your corn-on-the-cob.
Why would it not be fair to compare Afghanistan to Ukraine? Both are invasions of sovreign countries.
the stakes are way lower. My buggy code doesn't kill people.
> They are in a point where they can say that the architecture that underpins the web does not solve their current problems because they are building things on top of that solution.

I am afraid the original web architecture is not really that useful or important for the "web application" model. I mean the basic idea is you ship an entire application in javascript or whatever and then make API calls. The user is never meant to leave the "app" anyway. The rest of the digital universe might as well not exist.
This is amazing, seeing ”alternative” social platform becoming more mainstream!

It feels like a dream.
To you, what would an alternative video title, thumbnail, video, and video description look like?

MrBeast content is basically a mirror of what viewers want to see with a concept that to him makes sense. In this case, the concept was how to share that millions of people are unable to see even though it’s a completely treatable and affordable medical condition. He clearly got something right, since video within days has 2x views of his average views per video and likely be in top 10 of the 734 videos he’s posted within the next year; all of his top 10 videos are year or more old. It’s already got 3x the views of top video on his philanthropy channel:

- https://youtube.com/@BeastPhilanthropy/videos

In the process, he actually helped 1000+ people see and likely helped that nonprofit raise millions; impact on nonprofit’s financials will likely be easy to see after a year or so, since their 990s have been public for years:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34567094
Instant access to ChatGPT on any browser tab
I have finished integrating my browser extension with ChatGPT.

Now ChatGPT is always at my fingertips in any Chrome tab.

If you want to try it, welcome to https://manganum.app/. I will be glad to receive feedback
Using Windows 10 with the 6th Gen 6700 HQ, 16 GB ram and an SSD. There are some annoying lags here and there.

Like the login screen, for example. Lock the PC (Windows Key + L) followed by CTRL key to activate the password prompt, and immediately put in my password ... then the 1st one or two characters from my password won't usually make it into the password input.
> went open source,

I don’t think it was ever, strictly speaking, open source. There was a time they offered a source code license for free to anyone who asked, but that wasn’t true “open source”, because among other reasons, you had no right to redistribute it. And then they discontinued that-which meant people who’d gotten the source that way could keep it, but anyone who had failed to take up that offer while it was available missed out, and those who had it distributing to others would be violating the license by doing so. If it had been truly open source, they could not have “turned off the tap” quite so easily.
People apparently have gotten the windows version to work through wine, there's some guides in the steam forums for the game.
Equating video with social media and internet fix is misleading considering what a great format it is to visualise when teaching something. As mentioned in the blog post, it only takes a few seconds to remove the social media aspect from YouTube. No ads, no recommendations, no comments. Just pure video related to the problem you're trying to solve.
What exactly you're trying to say to me?
I would imagine the brain is responding to an abnormality and releases some stimulant to get you to figure out what's going on.

Clever idea but I really wonder the long term effects!
> The fairytale ending is reality, but you didn’t kiss the toad.

Some philological pedantery: In the canonical Brothers Grimm version of The Frog Prince, the frog does not turn into a prince when kissed but when smashed against a wall.
Whether it should or should not be avoided is a preference. That is why it's not forced. I don't want or need it. And if I do, and it's caveated with double-useEffect - so be it. I have a feeling there is a lot of overkill in your approach but of course I lack context so apologies if I'm wrong.
Car noise is the dominating noise in cities: https://youtu.be/CTV-wwszGw8

One thing I’ve noticed in tightly packed cities like Paris is that neighborhoods in the city proper are very quiet because there’s little car traffic. If there is traffic, it’s light enough to not make it through one tightly packed row of units. Contrast to any American city, and most downtown areas will be within hearing distance of a large freeway.

This problem isn’t solved globally, but there are loads of cities that are very pleasant to be in outside. That’s not the case in North America, mostly because of car traffic. (Space inefficient, so less room for nice things, loud, and dangerous)
turns out DWIM is not a spec :)
You can also use NextDNS to block it at the DNS level and point all your computers and phones to that one resolver.

I do want to watch some YouTube videos, so I use the scheduling feature in NextDNS to cutoff YouTube before bedtime.
That's why he wrote "test it better", it's intrinsic in that statement that he's well aware of the fallibility of humans
The same way a web browser knows how or interpret html. The client is written against the spec. The API drives the behavior, just like html does.

This is great in theory, but very hard to do in practice.
I fear that the message will get lost in Munger's decision to use the CCP banning crypto as an example.

See the first comment in the post.

Munger is right and China was right. They're not wasting tons of precious energy and talent on creating scams, ponzis, casinos, rug pulls, and unlicensed securities.

Grew some balls and ban crypto or at least create clear regulation that the majority of crypto falls in the securities category. It's a disease in its current form.
If it's such a darn weak army, why does my country have to spend $50+ billion of our taxpayer dollars to fund Ukraine's weapon supply? I mean, all of this money is mostly going to Raytheon and the other PMCs.
This is already happening, tales of lonely people chatting with chatgpt for hours because they don't have anyone else to talk to.

https://www.reddit.com/r/OpenAI/comments/10p8yk3/how_patheti...

This is the future for many future lonely people, some may not even realize it (AI).
My fault! One of those first two should have been about this:
https://disneynewstoday.net/2016/07/31/disney-interactive-sh...

I wouldn't give Disney a pass on the credential stuffing.
https://www.the-parallax.com/poor-security-password-reuse-di...

As for the hotel it's sort of a partnership deal, Disney owns the land, built it, leases the building to another company to run, takes a cut of the profits, and has them branded as part of their Walt Disney Collection of resorts. I think it's fair to give Disney the blame.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walt_Disney_World_Dolphin

There's also this, which you could argue was outside of their control too, but I think once a company hands your data over to third parties they're on the hook for what happens as a result:
https://threatpost.com/epsilon-data-breach-expands-include-c...
Here's the transaction at height 774628 in some BTC explorers:

https://mempool.space/tx/0301e0480b374b32851a9462db29dc19fe8...

https://blockstream.info/tx/0301e0480b374b32851a9462db29dc19...

Click on Details + to see the witness data.

https://www.blockchain.com/explorer/transactions/btc/0301e04...

Click on JSON to see the witness data.

With 0 paid in fees, you might think someone bribed a miner, but here is the pool bragging about it

https://twitter.com/LuxorTechTeam/status/1620921129287430144
Yeah. But hey! You can only recall what you learned in the first place, right?
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I personally don't find this binding once behaviour problematic in any way, but Elixir specifically addresses this (it creates another variable with the same name, though)
I try to always understand the current state of things in the context of how they were before the current state.

C and Unix came on to the scene - and they were much much better than what came before.

Users were meant to use the shell commands + awk and get a whole lot done with that. C programs were meant to be small. How small? Well - how much code would you be able to write using ed?

I think Unix intended for programmers to develop languages for users - use lex and yacc to come up with something to hand off to users.

The Unix operating system assumed a corporate org structure that just does not exist. Genius programmers and highly educated users.

https://youtu.be/tc4ROCJYbm0 <--- this is what they were expecting

If we went back in time to tell them how real corporations would be set up, I think C would have had safe defaults that could be disabled when needed and syntax closer to Go than C. In fact if we told them how things would be in 40 years, they would have settled on the erlang VM for stuff outside of systems and graphics programming.
Why do you need the extra variables when you can pass function expressions into other function calls?
Show HN: A minimalist page builder to test as many business ideas as possible
I built a minimalist page builder to test as many business ideas as possible

Back story:

Been struggling a lot to validate business ideas. Last year, I spent four months on an entire Job board SaaS, I only got a couple of signups (early users, developers), but I couldn’t sell and make money: $0 profit, only expenses :(

Decided to keep building SaaS, but with a new approach: before working on the upcoming SaaS ideas, I wanted to have an easy-and-fast way of having a coming soon page (landing page) that helps to collect early signups…

I don’t know if this is going to be helpful for other founders, but I’m hoping to run this business as a side project.

Would love to get some feedback,

Thanks!
Are you using your Macbook with an ungrounded (two prong) plug or in an ungrounded outlet ? That's the typical cause of this behaviour (or a badly-grounded outlet, which is rare, fortunately).

The shocks you observe are caused by your body slightly grounding the conductive case. They are seen with any conductive case equipment used without grounding. Fortunately, they are not dangerous on doubly-insulated equipment like Macbooks.
I imagined receiving a pile of these cover letters, and having a negative reaction.

I'd feel they were wasting my time with bulk -- drowning out the meaningful, genuine ones, from people who invested in the communication -- as well as being from people who saw no problem in sending me what I'd consider a "fake" text that they didn't actually write themselves.

How about we try not to send LLM text that pretends to be written by a human?

And, if someone sends us text only pretending to have been written by themselves, we penalize that person?
Yeah, that edit window is way too short.
Yes, ignorance is bliss, but it doesn’t help change the world either.

Social media is just an amplified and easy to access way of understanding that people generally want to watch or broadcast their existing opinions about the world — instead of having meaningful discussion about how to make progress improving the world, make change happen, etc.
Here's my reaction video on why you're wrong...
I took the OP's comment as meaning "it's not necessary for this to happen" rather than "it's necessary for this not to happen", a nuance which can be confusing, especially for non-native English speakers. The comment in the article suggests there is no choice but for this technology to be developed, and I think the OP is disagreeing with that assessment and saying "there is a choice".

If I've understood that right, both your comments can agree. There are strong arguments to say we _should_ develop this technology, but there also many good counter-arguments.
Anki has been around for a decade, almost two.

Several comercial competitors came and went over the years.

I suppose it tells you something about the learning tools market.