skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
did i mention brazil?
If history repeats, entire businesses will be built on the back of cheap GPT ads over the next two years.

Just like Google and Facebook ads were once pennies compared to today, I expect that GPT-style ads will (1) perform exceptionally well and (2) be exceptionally cheap for a couple years.

Now is the time for companies with less-than-enterprise funding to start experimenting – the results could provide some short-term steroids for the business.

P.S. I promise I'm not a shill for Microsoft or GPT. =D
> they go with the aesthetic de jure

You probably meant to write "du jour" :)
As much as I respect Haidt's other work, his recent investigation into teen mental health is non-rigorous. None of his conclusions are supported.
> In practice this means you take the standard deduction because most people don’t total more than the standard deduction when they itemize (you have to be decently rich to afford to donate that much!).

Charitable donations aren’t the only itemizable deductions.
Yes. Italy's culinary reputation, joined at the hip to their tourism industry, is worth far more to Italy than that crap.
specifically the plumber scene?
You should write to them and ask! I'm sure lots of people will appreciate that, it seems like a worthy cause.
Yup, I ditched Ubuntu for good when they started with this snap nonsense.
Rank HN: What is the best B2B product analytics software?
Looking for something that has
- good customer support (I think this is the most difficult one)
- Session recordings
- Semi flexible in terms of events and insights creation

Tried out Posthog, June, Amplitude, Logsnag and none of them satisfy the conditions. What do you use?
We did, but we didn't have endless short videos to scroll through.
I've been recently thinking of this as similar to Data Warehouses vs a normal Relational Database. The Data Warehouse has a variety of usecases around analytics or marketing where it has replaced RDBs, but for other usecases – especially around your core application transactions – you still need your Database.

Similarly, if you're doing something like generating medical/therapy notes, or generating SAT questions then GPT is great, but for transactions or cases where exact behavior is a requirement, then you sort of need a discrete set of instructions that only a programming language can provide. You're not going to see payments systems built by GPT in the short term at least.
Same here.

I bought (UK) Windows 7 Pro (retail) many years ago, tied to an MS account for licensing. Free upgrade to Windows 8, then Windows 10, followed eventually by my current Windows 11 Pro.

No ads in the OS that I've ever noticed, and the minimal pre-installs (Candy Crush, Office 365 etc) are trivially deleted upon OS installation.

That's 3 upgrades of Windows at no extra cost, and all 4 versions without advertising significant enough for me to remember seeing. And to be honest, even though I'm about 70% a Mac user due to the M1 hardware, and maybe 10% Linux, Windows remains very productive for me (more so than the others) so it's been a bargain.

I appreciate opinions vary, but despite occasional comments in HN about Stockholm Syndrome or not knowing what the alternatives are like I personally enjoy Windows. Yes, even Windows 11. And not just for games.
Putin is a rest stop on the road of post-Soviet collapse
If a black hole is just constantly eating up surrounding matter and growing, why haven't we gotten sucked up by one yet?
IPO Disclosures Are Ripe for Reform (2022)
> With great power comes great complex-ability, so Blender now includes hair assets to make your life easier.

That's a good lesson is software/product design. As things get featureful/complicated, it's nice to provide carefully chosen defaults and samples to help people get started.
Maybe that has more to do with your specific taste though? For me personally, I think my tastes have changed over time where I think I enjoy a bit more variety/chaos in terms of decoration and environment compared to the sterile greige look that's currently popular.
For large scale organizations, a reorg is an architecture change to accomplish a change in outcome. It's pretty obvious after you've been at a large org (>1000 people as an arbitrary cutoff) for a few years and you start to see how changes in organizational structure change your own ability to work across teams.

I program with a computer. The C-suite programs via org changes.
The formula is disappearing before them and the formula is getting harder and harder to execute. Failure, or what's deemed as failure, is seen to carry more dire consequences than ever.

What we're seeing is exactly what you would expect to happen if the middle class is indeed disappearing.
In that interview he also talked about how the USSR was imminently going to take over the West because everyone had been indoctrinated to communism, so he's not exactly batting 1000. It seems to me he lays out a culture bleakness Rorschach test about "kids these days" that's easy to see ourselves in, and will be able to any point.
No-one should be suggesting replacing "quite literally" with "figuratively", but there is no problem with removing it altogether. It is pointless to introduce hyperbole here.
Here are 2 questions I have about this whole FTX saga:

1. How is it that a supposed $250 million bond was secured with (according to news articles) significantly less value than that in assets? How does that work? The collateral seems to be his parents' house, a few hundred thousand in cash assets and little else beyond that. Huh? So what makes this a $250 million bond?

2. The government can (and routinely does) seize assets without the owner being convicted of anything. Hell, they do it when the owner never gets even charged with anything. To me, this is a clear 4A violation and should be unconstitutional but the 4A holds no sway over current judicial politics so here we are.

In this case we have clear evidence of fraud. Pretty much anything SBF touched with FTX or Alameda money can quite reasonably be presumed to be the proceeds of crime. Why on Earth in this case is the government not seizing, well, everything?

Bear in mind that the legal standard for this is quite broad. If you buy a $1 million home with $100,000 of fruad proceeds and $900,000 of your own money, those fraud proceeds taint the entire asset, not just the portion directly tied to fraud. As such, any money given by SBF to anyone poisons pretty much every asset the gift-receiver owns. The government would be well within its right to seize or at least freeze pretty much everything.

So how have SBF's parents escaped the government's seizure net?

If you think about it, it's the equivalent of robbing a bank and then using those stolen funds to pay for your bond and lawyer. The government wouldn't stand for that in the case of armed robbery. Why are they here?
I'm not an LLM I was nitpicking the grammar of the BBC caption that is confusing and makes it like a "garden path" sentence like the example I put. Sorry for nitpicking tho, even tho it is the BBC and the article was so short.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Garden-path_sentence
Note to self to try this technique plus merge it with "Call ChatGPT from any text box (thank you ibus!)" > https://www.reddit.com/r/linux/comments/11l9rh8/call_chatgpt....
Because space is very big.
Please spread the word about our website to any Amazon sellers that you know! They certainly will love to know about it! Also, we are excited to launch our website on Product Hunt tomorrow March 30, and would appreciate it if you can go there and upvote/support us at https://lnkd.in/eDRxYfnt tomorrow!
Less "on" hours then? Even Google has diurnal patterns when there's a lower amount of traffic simply due to the fact that humans are unevenly distributed across the Earth's surface. And Google does code freezes for the holidays where they don't deploy at all.
Ask HN: Any good ideas Figma to Angular implementation?
Hi all, we have a project to migrate from figma to (existing) angular product. What is the fastest way of doing this? Found multiple tools that do not work.
It seems like all the components are here- frameworks, generative AI, design system. And yet it is not connecting into easy design to product flow. What am I missing? Can you share your experiences how to migrate new design into products in the most efficient way?

Any tips or hints are much appreciated
"Anyway, here's 100 Bible apps. Only on the Apple App Store."
Thanks, I had not heard of that package, I will be sure to check it out!
It'll be interesting to watch the Aurora Tech review when it comes out. Curious to see how she likes it.
> billions of animals suffering is somehow okay if it's about reputation or tasty food.

Billions of humans concur, including an overwhelming majority of Italians. But since when have progressive reformers cared about democracy? You want to impose your ideology on everybody else, even though you don't have popular support. If you did have popular support, the issue would be settled already in your favor, but you don't and so it won't be.
There's a certain romance to the idea of a random video that looks like colorful noise actually crashing or exploiting your device. It's basically the closest thing to "snowcrash" that we have.
Cars (vans mostly) with rear entertainment systems are mostly using discs, I'd guess.
I think they have half-doors now. It's kind of a weird thing not to have fully figured out at this point, but I give them credit for actually releasing a product and iterating.
Submitters: "Please submit the original source. If a post reports on something found on another site, submit the latter."- https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

We changed the URL from https://www.google.com/url?q=https://substack.com/app-link/p....
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sJNK4VKeoBM
Decent is really subjective, so maybe a good starting point is to give an actual example or specification of what you're looking for.

One advantage of this particular coding ecosystem is that you can use Delphi docs, techniques and tutorials as well, which can be helpful to know.

But if your specification is "cover all aspects of Lazarus itself at confirmed 1:1 functionality with the current major version" then it might be a difficult ask.

There are some really great resources out there, but they are not going to meet every definition of decent docs.

For me it was enough to watch some YouTube tutorials[1] to get the gist, identify some idiomatic workflows, start building, do a bit of searching in different documentation resources, and ask follow-up questions at the forum.

It's nice that we can also ask ChatGPT for help these days too.

1. I thought this was a good example of a set of YouTube tutorials demonstrating working with Lazarus: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLYT8oqHJjWzTsIzzGN-Y1wKM9...
I was done with bing chat after I waited for weeks to get access, and when I finally got the “you are in” email it turns out I just got access to the new bing and to use bing chat I need to download edge. I don’t care how much cool tech Microsoft has now, they will always be Microsoft
because space is facking huge.
How long did it take?
It is not possible to have an intuition about 1 solar mass, by easily 10 OOM. Adding OOM can't make it less comprehensible.
I was convinced of that, when that guy(?) went down the west coast in a kayak one summer, starting in alaska and ending in Baja California. If he could do it, then early Americans could do it.

And the next summer, after finding an entire uninhabited paradise with plentiful game and oysters and beautiful rivers, bring the spouse and start a family.

Who wouldn't?
Meh.

In fairness, there are a lot of people, making up a lot of things on this discussion thread. It's kind of disingenuous to only call this poster out.

I mean, ideologues are gonna ideologue.
And here are 2 songs based on the same People's Choice concept:

The Most Wanted Music is a milquetoast 90's pop ballad: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jId-qaEwuvI&ab_channel=DaveS...

The Most Unwanted Music is nothing short of an avant-garde masterpiece: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZDh4o0rOvr0&ab_channel=DaveS...
Crappy road or poopies and cream?
> post 2010 rise in inflammation

You're assuming that depression and other mental illnesses only started in 2010, which is theoretically possible, but not an established fact.

We've actually seen a drastic rise in most mental illnesses diagnosed going back at least 50 years. There is a hypothesis that it's diagnosis, but again, merely a hypothesis.

Some of the cases which clearly aren't "diagnosis" (e.g. nearsightedness) we have no explanation for.
That wouldn't explain such a drastic rise in one demographic (teenagers)
>> you just get hit with the ill-quoted premature optimization line

Frankly, if someone says that to you and they're not shipping software that runs locked at 60fps, fuck them.
had hit a rate limit - is back to working now.
Whats the benefit of this over something like docz or storybook? Which are also agnostic to framework?
If you do not want to be part of the greater community of the whole of earth, you are welcome to leave. I hear there is a guy trying to live on Mars instead.
Can you give some examples of what Monsanto does that makes it such a "shit company"?

I totally reject your opinion on plant/seed patents. They're necessary to have GMOs at all in a market economy, and GMOs have tremendous potential for positive contribution to our society.
> I live in a place that has high property and state taxes because we pay our fair share to give residents of my state a decent life.

What if the high taxes are because politicians and union leaders from decades ago promised lavish post retirement benefits to government employees in exchange for low taxes, then underfunded the savings and/or made corrupt investments, and now find themselves taking taxes from taxpayers today to pay for labor performed decades ago?

See IL/NJ/CT.

Also, in NJ’s case, high taxes because of 500 different governments with redundant police/schools/fire/other government employees.
Again, none of what you're saying makes sense. Spam doesn't prevent you from looking into the details of an offer. Hallucinated results don't stop you from looking up the details of a card offer.

It also seems like you've now changed your story and are explaining all the cards you have which outperform apple's.

You seem really defensive and agitated over this triviality. No one is mocking you for your mistakes. It's just that what you've said doesn't make sense, and is inconsistent. Please, just take it as honest feedback.
Ah yes, his very area of expertise and authority. Did commentary include "interesting" and/or "looking into it"?
Ask HN: How to remove pre-installed apps macOS Ventura
Is it true the method of going into recovery disabling SIP, etc no longer works in Ventura? Any methods viable?
sorry - hit a rate limit. Should be working now.
The evolutionary purpose of dread is to motivate people to leave dangerous situations. When you hear about people surviving dangerous animal encounters, they tend to notice that something is "off" before they actually spot the hungry bear or mountain lion. Feeling dread for something you can't control is completely irrational, however. It's inevitable that you'll succumb to age related illness, so it's logical to be concerned about it to a certain extent, and it can be good to channel that into motivating you to be healthy. However, the fear of death is motivating you to doomscroll WebMD and causing pain in your daily life, you have a psychological problem. The same goes for human climate change. Unless if you live in a place like Micronesia, climate doomerism is a product of social media more than actual climate change.
I always hear people complain about this. I never see it. I use Windows 11 and I never see any ads. The closest I get to is if I search and bing pops up, but that's it. I also turned off all the extra crap, my taskbar and search menu are as bare-bones as possible.

Edit: To clarify, I run Windows 11 Home.
> Are his lawyers supposed to do their own little investigation to figure out whether their client is actually guilty?

Actually yes, they are supposed to do that. Not because of money, but as they are preparing the defense.
Sōzu – HTTP reverse proxy in Rust for immutable infrastructures
In the case of a black hole mass and size (radius) are inextricably and linearly linked. All black holes with a given mass have the same radius (modulo a small effect of angular momentum).
And:

- Violates XDG Base Directory Specification

https://bugs.launchpad.net/ubuntu/+source/snapd/+bug/1575053
Did you try https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nIoXOplUvAw ?
Half of the stuff you listed they just bought and stuck their names on.
Do you also agree with the assessment that the highest income earners heavily subsidize the poor? Because that's the same reasoning behind the "blue states subsidize red states" trope.

The federal balance of payments with the various states is a function of tax receipts from that state against federal spending in that state. States with lots of high income earners will, by progressive taxation, naturally contribute more to the federal pool. States with lots of recipients of federal benefits, on the flip side of the coin, naturally receive more from the federal pool. There are outlier states on either side.

Looking at 2019 data as the last "normal" year (since post-Covid, every single state received more in federal spending than they gave in taxes), Connecticut, Massaschusetts, and New Jersey (all blue states) are the clear outliers in per-capita balance of payments, where each resident in net gave north of $2000. Among outliers in the receivers, Kentucky, New Mexico, and Virginia (one red state, two blue states) stand out . KY I'm not sure why, but NM and VA are clear destinations for lots and lots of federal spending, with many federal programs being run in those states. California is touted as "paying" for a lot of stuff, but on a per capita basis it was only about $300.

Among the rest, there are a good mix of red states and blue states that receive more than they pay. Alabama? Red state, net recipient. Maryland? Blue state, net recipient. Utah? Red state, net payer. Washington? Blue state, net payer.

That having been said, the implicit argument behind your point is that blue states are rich because of their blue policies and red states are poor because of their red policies. I have yet to be convinced of this.
The issue, with this phenomenon, is that it tend to lead to local maximum, preventing the exploration of anything else that could be as good or better.
Holographic AI rabbit powered by ChatGPT by looking glass
looks like the rickroll test is the new turing test for AGI
I never made the connection between mass and massive until your comment. Can’t believe I’ve gone so long without connecting them.
I believe for black holes the volumetric size is a known function of mass. If you exclude the rest of any Lyman-alpha blob present around the black hole.
> The whole chiclet or not thing is primarily aesthetic

On the contrary. The aesthetics are meaningless. And I don't look at my keyboard, anyway. Only the tactile behavior matters. So: travel distance, resistance strength as a function of position, row layout.

Also, a touchpad is a place you need to watch out not to touch, or the mouse darts around and interrupts your workflow.
What are you actually supposed to use insect flour for anyway? What's the point?
Mass is the only really meaningful measure of a blackhole, as they occupy a spacial singularity, which is to say, the have no measurable size.

The event horizon has a diameter, but that's not the object itself.
Efficient Methods for Natural Language Processing, a Survey
Same here, I have spent an INORDINATE amount of hours trying to fix this exact same trackpad issue on two generations of Thinkpad X-series, and it just. doesn't. work. My next linux laptop will be a Framework.
Garden Path Sentence
Sounds like they're working on the world model at least in places. With the removal of the parking sensors, they've started remembering obstructions that are now out of the cameras' vision.
I hate snaps, doubly so when they appeared on a LTS release and some /dev/random sillyness broke simple things like booting.

However this seems pretty silly when what actually changed is the default OS installs will not have flatpak installed. Easily fixed with "apt install flatpak". It's just a default they are changing, not purging flatpaks or preventing them from working well.
What is it about humans that makes only them capable of meaning? And how would you define meaning here?
You could show the user a picture of the page, but what about interaction? Seems like remote desktop would be far easier.
BBC article innit. Hardly a scientific paper.
API docs: https://console.cloud.greeneyes.ai/documentation
It's two groups of people fooled into demonization for political purposes. And in each case, there is significant harm as a result. I will grant the Holocaust was likely a larger harm, but don't dismiss the harm caused by GMO negativity (which is inextricably bound to Monsanto demonization). Golden Rice blockage alone is arguably an act of genocide.
Beyond artificially increasing prompt length, vector DBs also allow you to inject domain knowledge into autoregressive LMs.
Black holes don't "suck", they have gravity like anything else. If you replaced the Sun with a black hole of the same mass, all the planets would continue in their orbits.
This isn't true at least in the case of the ordinary black hole solutions in general relativity. These solutions tend to be valid throughout the volume of the black hole (except at the singularity, which takes on different shapes depending on spin or charge but doesn't occupy the whole interior volume of the black hole if you think of the event horizon as bounding the volume).
I'm mostly interested in a 3D printing suite as well.

I've been using SolidEdge for a few years and Fusion and also tried FreeCad but the latter also never really clicked for me.

I'm trying to find an open source solution - I understand that SolidEdge etc. are parametric and Blender is not. But I at least wanted to get good enough in Blender to make simple things (mostly functional, not pretty as in your case).
You probably never heard about bluetooth spec. The spec grows so big to the point that no one even able to figure it out completely. And neither can you confidently say there is no bug in your implementation because reading them completely is nearly impossible. The cve database have tones of bug related to bluetooth and that is even adding up every year.
Since reading "The Making of Prince of Persia" (highly recommend) I've tried to journal – roughly once a day – just a way to recount my day to day in the future when I don't remember the smaller details.
Been a long time that I used a rpm based distro. Ubuntu got me pretty hooked on apt-get. I guess I should let go of my preference based on nothing :)
Now also imagine the AI having access to your email/SMS/web history and using that information to psychologically influence you to buy.
Estimates are an average of six protons per cubic meter of space. A whole lot of nothing!
Humans might be fine with some form of pollution but not others, so "there's less trash and the factory isn't dumping glowing sludge into the bay" doesn't really rule out that there's some pollution that's less visible but problematic for a subset of people (or problematic when combined with other factors, e.g. veganism or listening to mumble rap).
Guessing that "size" for black holes can mean mass, volume, or radius. But I'm pretty sure the relationship between those three quantities is well defined and directly proportional, so any way you look at it, this thing is incomprehensibly huge.
What does that have to do with whether it should legally be called "Flour" or not? Nobody here is arguing that you should replace your preferred baking and thickening substance with it.