skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> They didn't do the foundational research. They licensed a patent that came out of research from University of Pennsylvania and applied it to COVID.

Incremental research is still research. Application research is still research.

The over-emphasis on foundational research from the media & the general public has led to a myopic view of "revolution"-ism, wherein incremental progress in science is considered to be worthless relative to incremental improvements.

The discovery of penicillin was a medical breakthrough, but that doesn't mean that the industrial scale-up of penicillin production was comparatively worthless. In fact, in this specific case, the opposite is true: The benefits of penicillin wouldn't have been received if everyone thought that research into scaling up its production was worthless.
> Cover me in a blanket of sunshine

That's a truly wonderful, life affirming expression in the face of mortality.
the show was quite good too, makes me wonder if I have a season to catch up on.
Not GP, but this might scratch your itch https://github.com/cnlohr/mini-rv32ima
Huh, I guess downvoters think that publishing intimate footage of people without consent should not have consequences. We must protect the privacy of abusers.
Thanks. Unless you're inferring it works in interactive mode, I'll take it as a guide to rebuilding youtube-dl. Is there a link with all the updates in one pack or do I have to create a github account to gain access? Other than that, as an outline of a fix, the stackoverflow link as a solution seems vague to me.

There's a reply made to the current thread here which, to me anyhow, means the listed full source code at github has not been updated.

There are updated individual components - however it's been in the order of 16 years I've decompiled and adjusted and recompiled. It might be worth the effort ... if only youtube-dl was going to keep on sailing onwards. The nah moving to something else commentary informs me that sooner or later updates will probably get slower until such point people won't bother reporting issues - better for my old system to make the move sooner rather than later.

yt -dlp is probably relevant to the cheap online server I use with the latest python installed. I generally didn't use youtube-dl on it, unless the download was going to take some time and better to let the server accumulate it over a few hours. yt-dlp supposedly fixes the trick youtube used to try and discourage cli downloaders.
Like 18 months ago Safari launched a "look at us we are so great, we don't support these long list of web apis; isn't chrome evil" and Moz joined in like two days latter repeating the exact same claims in an obviously coordinated negativity-campaign. Web USB, web Bluetooth, web midi, ambient light sensor, bunch of other sensors.

I'm sorry I really want to find the links & show this off more. It was the most boldfaced & honest admission that basic useful interesting things were not welcome, profiteering off suspicion & hostility while telling users that the anti-feature was undecidedly the only acceptable way.

One can also review moz's standards positions. It's a great effort & I applaud Moz for their transparency & don't want to hurt the effort. There's aot of good too. But there's such a long sordid history of Moz saying no absolutely not this is awful, then eventually having to circle back around & at least make some effort to not be a huge stick in the mud, to at least help figure out at some degree what would fit if this was a goal. And often deciding yeah, we will do it
https://mozilla.github.io/standards-positions/

They just don't seem to have any ability to differentiate between what a privileged/permission-ed site should be granted versus what the baseline security model should be. Any potential information leak anywhere seems like cause to terminate effort.
I spent a day of my life at work over this annoying confusion.
https://firebase.google.com/docs/cloud-messaging/android/rec...

It is counterintuitive, feels arbitrary, and logical thinking will cause you to misread the chart they provide. Whether that method is called is based on the payload of the notification as well as making sure you've properly registered the types of notifications. This is helpfully spread between Android docs and the Firebase docs. The exact differences between the notifications that will trigger this (while still being compatible with iOS) is left as an exercise to the reader.
> What benefit is there to Apple in publishing this information?

Precisely the same benefit brought from honesty, transparency and full disclosure, and whatever benefit there is in instilling faith and trust in a company that does not hide or obfuscate details of critical importance to the safety of their customers.
"lucid dream" and "easily" don't mix for us. We've been trying for almost a decade with not a single actually-lucid dream. :(

We have only ever gotten close where, during a daydream, we managed to figure out that we could have been daydreaming, but past that, even our daydreams are completely non-lucid as well.

We suspect our autism is the culprit... but as for how to overcome it, we are at such a loss.

-Emily (our HN profile explains our signatures)
is it possible to use it to reach centimeter-precision with dual-band RTK like with two (base+rover) integrated dual-band GNSS RTK modules (e.g. ublox F9P or Skytraq PX1122R)? I mean, your first link seems to show a config example for 1575.42 MHz and 1227.6 MHz, so it would theoretically be imaginable?

I don't even need real-time. I'm fine with sampling/recording the data for the required duration and then running a lengthy (e.g. half an hour) calculation process on it, as long as I get centimeter-precision position data in the end.

These integrated centimeter precision dual-band RTK GNSS modules are unfortunately still terribly expensive (for lack of competition), so it would really be great if this was possible with a <= 250 dollar SDR solution (especially given that SDR hardware can be used for lots of other stuff as well instead of being a one-trick pony like a GNSS module).
Poor analogy. Speech and ideas are constitutionally protected in the U.S; accommodations are not (well, other than quartering of soldiers).

A better analogy is that the government can prosecute people for doing the actions described in the Breaking Bad scene on money laundering [1], but they cannot prosecute the writers of Breaking Bad, the networks it's shown on, YouTube, or people who link to it.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RhsUHDJ0BFM
How are these structures retrieved once they are at capacity?
Messages are signed locally with entirely local private key, so relays can censor or ban all they like following local laws, without harm to your identity or social graph.

Hopefully someone, like a Raspberry Pi cluster on a derelict Soviet military space station on an international orbit, will take your message and relay it, :shrug:, and those messages can still be authenticated by the key.

That’s how I understand that part; Nostr uses DNS for blue badges and relay connections so “truly” indeed sound a bit of crypto talk though.
thanks for listening! feedback welcome, seriously dont be shy
I imagine there is much less demand for iOS developers than general web developers though, so maybe the ease of entry makes the calculation different.
It’s amazing how you can sound so Russian in a letter.

Are there any examples of letters from this long ago that clearly sound very American?
WebUSB: You can argue their resistance was justified in that specific instance, but it's a prototypical example of their general stance
I see that there is a lot of content created by ChatGPT. In the future, it may become difficult to find high-quality content
Standard Dall-e 2.0 is worse than Stable Diffusion... Dall-e Experimental, is available on Bing, which I guess is Dall-e 3... Similar approach of GPT4 they did with Bing as well I guess...
I used PostgreSQL as the backend database for ELT data pipelines, and used Citus Data cstore_fdw for columnar compression for the final dataset. All financial data is coming from SEC Edgar, https://www.sec.gov/developer. I used Python for downloading most of the data.

I also run the data load development locally on my home Ubuntu server that I built 5 years ago. I bought 4TB of M2 disks for best database performance, with PRIME B360M-A motherboard and Intel Chip Coffee Lake S.

I built the website simply using WordPress, and I run Apache Superset using gunicorn via Apache reverse proxy.
The registration form I had to build myself with PHP and some JavaScript.

My main motivation was that I wanted to be able to drill down and filter across all the available stocks, look at the data for myself, and narrow down on the stocks I am interested in based on my own sets of criteria, and make data-driven analysis for my personal investment strategies.

Please don't use the database directly as an investment tool, as its in Beta, and the data still needs to undergo heavy data quality checks, please confirm all the numbers yourself, as I provide a link for every company to the SEC filings.
Fun Fact - Naipaul and Theroux were great friends, in fact Theroux credits Naipaul for encouraging him to become a writer. But when Theroux criticized Naipaul's writing they fell apart and there was a long lasting feud between them.
This is not bias. You don’t know in advance what the cause of an event is for sure. People mentioned a probable cause (violent homeless) and it happened to be a less probable one (a tech co-worker), although we still don’t know for sure yet. In particular, the influence of drugs and mental illness among the homeless were thought to explain the event.

It’s like predicting the price of a stock that didn’t come true. Not every incorrect prediction is due to selection bias.
Where does "providing value to society" come into it? Why?
> Even Qt (QtWebEngine) is now based on Blink instead of WebKit.

This is news to me. When did that happen ?
I agree. Any system that requires cooperative, collective action from un-incentivized humans is doomed. All you need are a significant number of uncooperative and/or antagonistic people, and the system will fail. A lot of people are just apathetic and will toss their junk into whatever bin is closest, regardless of what's supposed to be in it. Also, there are a fair number of people who will go out of their way to put things in the wrong bin. I knew someone who proudly admitted he would dump old rotten eggs, motor oil, and poo into his recycling bin because "Recycling is authoritarian government overreach by the liberals." You just can't have nice things, because of people.

Look at how every country's COVID strategy depended on cooperative, altruistic, collective action from ordinary people. This strategy failed everywhere it was tried.
Yeah, screw the climate. Winter sucks anyway, right?
Fake news. Taibbi's account remained visible throughout.
This view seems pretty disconnected with reality.

1. Most people are not on Twitter and know little about Twitter or its ownership. In fact if you want to refine that down, this applies to most people capable of buying EVs in the world. You are likely in a bubble if you disagree here.

2. There are no alternatives that beat Tesla on price, performance and range. Many win on 2 (and BYD are moving the right way), but I've been hearing this for the 15 years Tesla has made cars for. Nobody seems to be getting close, and this so called "early lead" seems firmly established now.

3. Similar to 1, most Tesla owners know little to nothing about the CEO, just like most Ford owners. This was not true early on - or even 4 years ago - but the ownership has swelled and those early adopters with high knowledge are a much smaller percentage now.
Microsoft did linq first which is probably the basis for the rest.
You think it may become difficult to find content created by ChatGPT?
I mean I can play stupid too. This = your statement.
I have nothing particularly relevant to add. But Paul Theroux bought a canoe from me maybe four years ago. And paddles with some of the local uncles on the North Shore of Oahu. I believe he got quite some joy out of it and that makes me happy. I've enjoyed some of his work since.
I’m just going to ignore the petulant complaining, but does it not dawn on anyone that is not really a donation, as much as it’s an investment? I’ll just leave it at that.
I'm extremely confident you are an outlier. Most people buying cars don't know the car company CEOs name, much less their management record.
This is 100% true. And all apps goes through App Store approval process, which makes all the censorship talk kind of moot.

Sideloading has to become a default, somehow without us returning to antivirus era. Problem is that no one knows how to make that happen.
He goes quite a bit into the history, social mores and culture of places.
His best writing is about Africa - Dark Star Safari is brilliant.
Is that really true? Fusion weapons scale well and don't have an upper limit, their primary fuel is extremely inexpensive. I'm a total idiot, but I'm not aware of any reason why humanity couldn't build a thousand mile long hydrogen 'bomb' with a gigaton yield as some kind of mega-engineering project.
servo is in development for years and last time I checked it was an extremely buggy web view that couldn't do much. On the other hand lady bird is already useable.
Screw/Screw Gearing
Not every car! My gently used SUV reports having about the same or slightly higher value than the sales price on KBB for my area.
He was but a small child then, being born in 1934 and they were very good at hiding the worst atrocities which was not exactly hard those years given the rather limited mass communication. No one was posting a Tiktok about the deportation of the Crimean Tatars.
I think improved filtering for jailbreaks is very unlikely to correspond to the kinds of model improvements that would result in drawing a better unicorn.
Prior to app store creation, Apple and Google were the same regarding the web as a legitimate platform. After it was released, only really Google was pushing for it. Hence the creation of Progressive Web Apps, thanks to Alex Russell et al at Google.
This is amazing!

It's a bit buried in the repo readme files, but the author @hjessmith used Rokoko Video [1] to create the animation files (BVH) from a phone video. Then he used Animated Drawings to make the drawings replicate his motion captured from the video.

Both Rokoko and Animated Drawings were new to me. I know what I'll be doing with my kids all weekend! Thanks for sharing the project.

[1] https://www.rokoko.com/products/video
Unfortunately Flow doesn’t have a public desktop release, I’d probably give it a try if it did.
"I leave you, my dream"

These were apparently Ossho's parting words.

Hopefully if one has time to die (i.e. not suddenly) then such truths as in the article emerge before the end comes.
That's a lot of money... How do they avoid people trucking in bottles from elsewhere?
That influence hasn't been positive for Mexico.
Crab: A community fork of a language named after a plant fungus (Rust)
Also a criminal who will likely end up in jail at some point. His companies aren't exactly uncontroversial.

There's a reason people call this guy (Ken Griffin) Madoff 2.0
>you need to start greenfield like Chrome

Chrome wasn't entirely greenfield. The rendering engine is a fork of webkit's.
I'm not saying that containers are useless and it is more sealed than just separate UIDs, but in theory you could have all those benefits with separate paths for separate users too. Didn't Android also use UIDs for app level separation?
Amusingly, everywhere else in the world Teslas have CCS charging as do most people, and we all carry type 2 adapters for non CCS charging stations.
I share this value of pursuing the truth without favor or prejudice; I think you should consider whether that was really what you went about doing. When I read your responses here, I honestly do get the impression you read this document with an agenda. When I pushed back on that, it didn't really seem like you denied it as much as justified it. That's not a problem for me, I do my best not to be invested in the opinions of others, but from what you're saying, maybe it should be a problem for you.

Best of luck, stranger. See you around.
It at least seems to become a major social problem. See: San Francisco
In my opinion, 'It's just guessing the next token' is true.
It's a huge company of hundreds of competing ideas.

I think most no one has any respect or appreciation for the circumstance flocs & topic Api was raised in. The dogfucker skanks at Internet Advertising Bureau were actively pushing government regulators to replace cookies with some gobshit anti user trash, far worse. I genuinely feel for Google. No one sees or knows any of the other context going down at the time, but all eyes are on the team of like 40 trying to find some way to preserve some privacy, in an org & task that is the hugest fucking lightning rod for attention & negativity, being the most visible & one of the most hated companies on the planet.

I agree that Google seems to have kind of lost the will to fight for a lot of good shit. There's still tons of great Google initiatives, but if someone can't tick it off their OKR within 8 months & call it a raring success, the effort & the team has seemingly no backing, no one with real principle intelligence or spine to keep the really really smart good shit going. That's just not a reasonable time frame for adoption. The web's early adopters take 3 years, minimum, for most interesting capabilities, and there's seemingly no one anywhere with that kind of patience for rolling out. Fuck this industry. This is why we can't have nice things.
Isn't it like this with any car? You always are paying at a markup whether new or old.
"Our host Nilay asked Substack CEO Chris Best the tough questions about whether racist speech should be allowed in their new consumer product, Substack Notes." https://www.tiktok.com/@decoderpod/video/7221602731998498094

Never using that shit :)
2024 :)
Don't read too much into it. It's a tech demo for a tool. Modders are supposed to make those decisions.
If you post your creation to social media, please use #FAIRAnimatedDrawings. I'd love to see what you create!
The US broadly defines entity as “a partnership, association, trust, joint venture, corporation, group, subgroup, or other organization.” This is written in 31 CFR 510.305, https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-31/subtitle-B/chapter-V/p....

This is one of the interesting intersections of US law where interpretation is everything. Until you can find a judge that wants to strictly define all of these words and the term “entity” to establish precisely what an entity is, or unless the code is rewritten, an entity can practically be anything OFAC wants it to be.

Based on how this was written, I almost think that if a judge ruled that sanctioning the contract didn’t count, the entire ethereum network could easily be classified as an “entity” as a group of networked computers. The possibilities of this definition are quite profound.
Also shown in this documentary https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0757745/
> cannot be completely removed from groundwater with the methods currently available

That's not remotely true. We have many methods to purify water.
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How broad are we considering?

Isn't that like 90% of the software market?

Every role I've had and damn near every listing I've seen in the past few years is some CRUD "backend" gig, or some JS-of-the-week "front-end engineer." I consider all of these "web developer". Even the ops stuff is infra in service of CRUD.

Seriously, where are the jobs writing native code where the enduser runs an actual native executable on their machine that doesn't use HTTP to get state or whatever? Video games? People implementing ML stuff? Data science?
The sky is falling... etc. It is true, however, that AI is going to reduce a team of 10 to 1, regardless of what field they're in. One day soon we will see companies run by an AI employing umans for 1:1 sales only, until we become more used to being sold stuff by bots. We're wittnessing the birth of a new age, and people are talking about web developers.
IDK what the authors envision, but heat will do the trick quite well.
Don't know. When I think about it, all Russian ч (ch) pronunciations are consistent unlike some other sounds that vary depending who is talking. Not sure why they'd want to add anything to it. It's an easy sound from get go.

My personal pet hate is how Andrei Tchiml's[1] surname creates unnecessary difficulties for English (and other) speakers. It's a simple ch sound at the beginning and yet everyone stumbles on it trying to speak out a mouthful of consonants while they're not there to start with.

French, I think, are particularly having trouble with it.

1. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Andrei_Tchmil

Edit: Tchmil that is.
> There is no such thing as American National Standards Institute standards.

:/
Obviously written by chatgpt.
This is AMAZING, my 3 year old draws the cutest pictures and I can animate them!

One thing with the browser version, it all works fine up until the animation and then its flipping my image upside down? Could this just be the photo metadata rotation/orientation??
It works for some, at the cost of seriously messing with your hormones. It’s like using a mallet to kill some ants.
The 25 requests isn't too much of a hindrance for me but the user experience around its long response times definitely is. Needs notifications, or at least just have it wait and then send the text all at once rather than drip feeding it.

Although if they did that then I'd probably hit the 25 request limit a lot more.
Please don't post ideological flamewar comments to HN, regardless of what other people are doing.

It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
You threw the knife as close to the outer edge of your foot as possible, and then moved your stance wider, so that the knife was then on the inside of the foot. In this way, your stance got wider and wider, until on player couldn't move their feet wide enough to continue. Also, your opponent had to reach the knife and pull it from the ground in order to start their turn. Falling over also constituted losing the game. Are we talking about the same game?

We called it whitley-peg, and we played it with shovels in the boy scouts in the mid-to-late 1990s to avoid being caught doing such nonsense with a knife (and getting our totin' chip torn up by a responsible adult).
Are you being serious? I thought that trickle-down economics theory was pretty much debunked in the eyes of most of the nonelite people.
Mine is at 8900hz.
>Now I’m not super well versed in polling numbers, but I was under the impression that the ultra-rich voted overwhelmingly conservative

Forbes found they leaned slightly right in a survey with a very low participation rate. The idea that the Democrats are bad for business is wildly overstated. Lots of businesses benefits from things like direct government spending and a highly educated workforce for their businesses to be successful. Others like virtually anybody in Oil & Gas is going to lean way right.

The democrats have been leaning wealthier and wealthier every election though, seemingly because of a partisan split between high-education and low-education voters.