skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I fly a lot, would not hesitate to buy VisionPro as a gadget. But business class, nope. In most cases, the price difference is simply too great compared to economy.
I like Svelte but I’m not sure I’d describe it as “minimalist”. It’s a new language with its own compiler and reactivity system.
Would be interested in seeing how you implemented your filter functionality. So smooth!
WE "just" need to get the models outputting machine checkable proofs that semantics are preserved. I wonder what like this are going on in the math scene.
Show HN: Llmcurator.io- A front end and annotation tool for LLM
Hi HN,

I built this data annotation tool to curate training data for your LLM. You can select the best response from the model or edit the response when needed.

You can also use this as a frontend for any LLM by setting up a simple API. This way, you can process input before sending it to the LLM. All the data is stored locally, which you can export as JSON.

Looking forward for some feedback!

Regards,
Pushpankar
It's sarcasm, yes
Well, democracy is not 0 or 1, there are shades... So for sure Macron is not a dictator, but French democracy "grade" was not super high and it did went down.

French 5th republic is sometimes nicknamed "presidential monarchy"... Electing the parliament quite at the same time as the president did reinforced the power of the president. The rise of the far right basically made that the one in the best position against far right at the first round of presidential election (with less than 20% of French people voting for him) be sure of being a Presidential Monarch for 5 years. (Notes that the leftist like Melanchon support a new constitution with more democracy, more counter power, less power for the president...)

Note also that in France people working do democratically vote for unions (even if you are not unionized), and quite 100% of those votes went to union that are strongly against las Pension Law. According to polls more than 90% of the workers were against this law. And Macron could not pass this law in the elected parliament, and had to twist the constitution to pass it... This can be seen as problematic for many.

When it come to protest, a lot of NGO and international bodies criticized the way France handle it. Many people are afraid to prostest in France now. Even the journalist of the righ wing newspaper le Figaro protest several time against police brutality against journalist in protest. NOte that France is the only country in EUrope to use many kind of weapon against protestors, weapon that can kill .

When it comes to journalists. Aside of being target by police during the protest, we've seen also a growing Judicial pressure against them. And now the government is talking about law where they could be spied...

"Because" of terrorism we've seen different law reducing the privacy of people... and many exceptional law that are hijacked to target people who are political opponent but not terrorist (like a police raid without judge OK against peaceful ecologists, or using antiterrorist law to forbid some peacefull protest)

Even the normal law are "twisted" is a problematic way. Like arresting random protesters and keeping them for the night. Or arresting the leader of a group for a fake reason and then searshing his phone flat computer for intel...

FOr sure France is not a dictature, but things are not good and are not going in a good way
Considering that GCC is basically a super obscure project with near-zero users and no previous history, it sounds pretty accurate to me. I mean, the project could disappear overnight and no one would notice.
Why aren't you just using a time tracker app for work? That sounds so much easier than trying to record everything else you did and reverse engineer your hours from that?

I can speak for Toggl (toggl.com) for having great visualizations and making it easy to view your time in different ways, generate charts/invoices, manage multiple clients, and more.

However, the UI/entry side leaves something to be desired. They used to let you do this via a browser extension which was open source, but they recently close sourced it.
Well I'm not sure that's the point I would have taken away from your comment, but oh well...

What it comes down to (which is what it always comes down to in capitalism), is capital. Accruing (and facilitating the accrual of) and protecting capital is the main function of the state, so it's only natural that regulations to protect regular people at the cost of a fraction of profits of the bourgeoisie, would take decades to be put in place. If ever.

Same thing goes for social media and AI. We sit back and watch as it corrodes and destroys our societies, so a handful of multi-billion dollar corporations can report profits to their shareholders every quarter.

This isn't anything new, there are people way smarter than you and I that figured this out a long time ago... Just don't say his name or else nobody will take you seriously.
This is taking the piss now
I'm torn. Someone wearing a gigantic pair of VR goggles on a plane will indeed look ridiculous. Not too mention how obnoxious it looks.

But on the other hand, if you gave me one on the plane, I'm definitely putting it on throughout a 14h flight. Anything to let me escape the reality of flying long haul Economy.
Googling 'abortion clinic near me'? The top result often an anti-abortion clinic
I don't know if this covers completely your use case bu you can try this

https://letsform.dev

at least you can spare the boilerplate code of the front end
That's what created_at and updated_at are for surely
Is there such a thing as universally easier to grasp patterns? Maybe there are just brain types that map better to certain programming abstractions and we just have to accept that.
It's much simpler than old alternatives. And comes in one package, instantly supporting multiple communities at one time.

IRC isn't very nice to use, then again it is years when I last used voice-chat softwares but those were bit pain too.

And it is not really a forum. It is online chat room, entirely different thing.
Which is exactly what happens when you use asynchronous callbacks except that you have to do the storing of state explicitly. Stackless coroutines even typically compile to (or are defined as equivalent to) callback based code.
Coming up to long/medium flights I've often thought, cool - a period of distraction free time, I can read, watch films, write, play video games.

In reality, it always sucks for those things. Crap in seat displays, crook neck on a tablet/book, no comfortable typing position, etc.

I mean it it works, but I wouldn't say its ideal - particularly in cattle class.

So weather this is the solution or not, I don't know, but think theres definitely _something_ in a compact, portable 'Head Up - Hands Down' device form factor.
Every criticism of the Apple Vision is met with this same empty defense of "remember the iphone", instead of an actual response to the criticism.
I can't think of many use cases where I would sacrifice the beauty and elegance of UUIDs to optimize access times by a millisecond or two. UUID is totally worth the cost.

UUID actually performs much better than I thought based on the author's example with a COUNT query. COUNT queries aren't very efficient because typically, all records are traversed; here we're talking about a 50% slowdown on 10 million records... How often do you need to access 10 million contiguous records? Most of the time, for user-facing apps, you'll be accessing 100 contiguous records at most and, in fact, most queries will access a single record... I suspect that the average per-query performance loss for a typical app is probably less than 5%. Also, you could simply index by a separate date/timestamp field if you need records to be ordered by time and probably won't incur any performance cost.

IMO, unless you're building an app for high-frequency trading, auto-incrementing IDs aren't worth the pain and lack of flexibility.
> have you ever been DDoSd or stalked because you changed teams in MMORPG?

Back at the height of the Minecraft Hardcore Factions (HCF) mode, TeamSpeak was used almost exclusively. It was extremely common for people to join a faction's TeamSpeak, trying to get recruited, and then getting hit off. Doesn't happen on discord.
I have a Valve Index and I’ve watched movies in a virtual cinema many times, most of those with friends. It’s immersive but becomes a bit of a sweat box after a few hours. The FOV and resolution are lacking and I can’t use it for virtual monitors. I can see this device fixing most of those problems if the specs are true. But I don’t see myself taking it out in public. That’s laughable. And I’d only drop that price if I was sure that the ecosystem is relatively open.
Was this article written by the forestry industry? Because it totally forgets to mention that much of this forest is artificially modified to be suitable for wood farming (98% according to [1]!).

According to [2] only 21% of trees are without tree crown damage, and spruce monocultures have been devastated by bark beetles [3].

I heard a talk about the Ahrtal flooding some months ago, where it was said that water drainage models failed because so much forest is damaged in the area that it could no longer store water.

Pretty cringey how the wood industry clings to its narrative of sustainable use when the signs of decay are so easily visible with layman eyes and when their continued meddling with this ecosystem is clearly not going to end well given the overproportional heating in this region [4].

[1] https://www.greenpeace.de/sites/default/files/publications/2...

[2] https://www.bmel.de/DE/themen/wald/wald-in-deutschland/waldz...

[3] https://www.destatis.de/DE/Presse/Pressemitteilungen/2021/08...

[4] "The World Meteorological Organization's State of the Climate 2021 stated that temperatures in Europe increased at more than twice the global average over the preceding 30 years–the highest increase of any continent in the world." -- https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Climate_change_in_Europe
"are" betrays a very black and white view of the world. I think they're all overrepresented, yes.
Well, in the last election the greens were projected to get the most votes. Didn't happen. Not to say that the AfDs popularity isn't worrisome, it is, but votes are counted on election days.
To prevent or at least cut down on spam? Pretty much the entire reason captcha systems were created in the first place and an entirely legitimate reason?
Breaking the Inertia of Mediocrity
You don't need a time machine .. it's on the internet.

> Third, users will detest the touch screen interface due to its lack of tactile feedback. Using a thumb keyboard, as on the very popular Treo phone, allows the user to feel the keys and know subconsciously that he’s about to press this one and not the one next to it. A touch screen doesn’t allow that, so the user will have to be looking at the keyboard at all times while using it.

http://suckbusters2.blogspot.com/2007/06/apple-iphone-debut-...
This concerns US Patents 6199076 and 7509178

US6199076:
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search?q=pn%3DUS61990...

US7509178:
https://worldwide.espacenet.com/patent/search?q=pn%3DUS75091...
Anti-terrorism and authoritarianism go hand in hand, that's been clear since 9/11.

The problem is that government us terrorism scaremongering to justify erasing citizens rights. It's completely valid to be anti-terrorist and prefer alternative choices to fight it.

For example, in my country, both polices and tribunals are severely under provisioned. I'd start with imroofijg those budgets before passing surveillance laws.
Proxmox Virtual Environment 8.0 with Debian 12 “Bookworm” released
You might be thinking of a very different user base. I have been using discord for a while and even more so now(unfortunately) after the whole reddit thing.

But normal users probably do not care about any of that. You literally have people come in and ask a question that was literally asked and answered in the previous reply. People want an instant reply, they do not want to google for an answer. And the nature of the chat makes that possible.

Plus search engines not indexing things is probably seen as a benefit by some community owners. For example people who run private course communities or small groups want their communities open only to invited people.

Something else to think about is how discord differs, it is a chat app that transformed into a forum. While reddit has been trying to do the reverse. Maybe more people want a easy to chat app with some forum features tagged on, rather than the reverse.
I've been collaborating with a bunch of free software projects during decades. Despite my origins and my bad English never ever have I felt excluded, on the contrary, people were more than happy to help. I've never heard of someone excluded from a free software project due their origins.

I would have expected from a highly technical community to implement measures based on facts and studies, not based on a hunch. Where are the studies showing the amount of discrimination before and after implementing a code of conduct in different projects?
> Although I worry that theft will be easy and they're so expensive that not enough people will have them anyway.

Isn't iDevice theft really low because of the Find My lockdown on devices? I.e. if a device has Find My installed if a device is stolen it can effectively be bricked because it's tied to someone else's Apple ID? I thought this entire thing made theft of Apple devices a mostly non-issue.
The critics were right on the first iPhone though, I remember it being a flop in my country just because of the lack of MMS support. It's the 3GS that really made the brand. Tech features do matter sometimes.
And you are arguing with fallacies and emotion. Asking broad question to bring emotion without actually backing that up factually. Straw manning the others argument by reducing it to dislike of physical appearance, or simply directed stupidity. And then making vague assertions that they are "missing the big picture".

Please, friend, instead of attacking the man you should attack the argument. Give us the why to all of these assertions. What is the bigger picture? What actually could go wrong? Argue with facts please. Let's not turn this into a flame war
If these entities have a legitimate grievance with you such as passing off fake branded goods or a willful interference with a private exclusive licensing agreement for product resale (tortious interference with a third party contract, common law breach of design rights through passing off which is two torts and obviously the inevitable harm to the revenues expected from that agreement which was never open to you) they can just serve the DMCA notices on your upstream provider and enforce effective disconnections of your storefront.

This statutory and perfunctory hence effectively attorney free process would have relieved the beleaguered BIOS developer's concerns discussed here the other day and this is a and usually effective right of protection that's rare in its accessibility to the common man instead of the largest businesses.
Hubris hubris hubris.

They bought into something they fundamentally didn’t understand (not implying I do, it just seems they didn’t).

Podcasts are radio for the modern era, and radio has never been a hugely profitable business. When it is, it makes money on ads, full stop. Subs don’t make up for ad revenue.

They made some shows exclusive in a medium overflowing with content, so people like me said “huh this is exclusive to a service I’m not paying for, I guess I’ll just listen to one of the million shows in my queue instead.”

Good for Gimlet for getting while the getting was good.
Regardless of which digital tools they use, everyone is a potential terrorist if the government is tyrannical enough.
UpCodes (YC S17) is doubling engineering and hiring other roles too
>>because it is needed in order to perform the core function to separate bots from humans

The core function for most sites using recaptcha is not to separate bots from humans, so a consent is needed before sending data to a 3rd party not related to the core functions of the site or app
It's totally weird that you never got this. Perhaps you spend so much money on Amazon (I'm sadly not that rich - 180 orders/year of electronics,cameras and lenses, wow, I'd wish I had that spare money!), that you moved into a VIP bracket.

I've met many people in Germany who also got used stuff from Amazon and therefor left. I also know several people who buy 3 cameras/TVs/phones, use them for two weeks and then send 2 of them back and keep one.

And whenever I've bought lenses on Amazon I didn't find marketplace deals, so these cameras and lenses need to end up somewhere. Amazon is trashing returns but for sure not $3k cameras.
Do people really actually like podcasts?

To be clear, I'm sure there are plenty of people that do, but I still think it's a minority, and I also think it's an illusion of liking them.

I've tried many times, but I just don't get the value proposition: If I'm doing something else at the same time, I would rather listen to music because anyway I won't be focused enough to not lose track of the podcast every 30 sec. If I'm fully dedicated to the podcast, well I'd rather watch it as a video or read a book.

I just feel like it tries to fit in a niche that simply doesn't exist.

To me people that like podcasts are the same that like self-improvement books. It makes you feel like you did something productive, when you actually barely listened, achieved nothing, and just had less of a good time than if I did something else.

But maybe I'm missing something.
Add me too please. Good initiative.
I wonder if there was a room for something between Wiki and Google Docs. A place where community could build content and allow it to be shared online. With effective collaborative tools and access control.

So that more permanent information could be made and stored in suitable format.
Clearly Microsoft did lots of things right (and wrong) over the years. And one of them was creating DOS in the first place. But IBM could have presumably gone in a different direction for the IBM PC fairly easily. And had they done so, it's reasonable to speculate you might never have heard of Microsoft.
this seems like it’ll be much higher resolution than even decent VR headsets. Also, I think the AR mode being very good is important. Not seeing the real world for too long would make me feel claustrophobic
It ain't nice looking IMO, it reminds me if a kids toy, one for 2 year olds with bright colours, over sized buttons, wasted space etc etc.
Then there's "I build one web app in my life. Typescript is the best thing ever."

And us greybeards: "I have built 50 different web apps across 20 years and I'd rather poke my eyes than work on client-side Javascript again. No, your new framework isn't any better."
I see nobody around me at concerts wearing AirPod Pro 2s, even though they are undoubtedly the best musical experience you can have without destroying your ear drums (in the adaptive transparency mode).

I expect that one day I’ll go to a concert and everybody will be wearing them. Hopefully with a synchronized ultra-low latency broadcast option direct from the house mix (hint hint to any Apple employees) to deal with the garbage sound at some areas in arenas.

Adoption of new hardware seems to always be very slow, then all at once.
Oh yeah everyone must work harder, for some reason we have more technology than ever before and more people than ever before, but we all must work harder.

There's enough food and energy if we so choose but no; artificial crisis from coughs to barbarian hordes on the horizon mean you must be poorer and work harder.

We could all just actually wake up and realise they are lying they are always lying. They dare not tell the truth for you'd realise how much they lie when truth would shine so bright.
The Greens suddenly supported war? The first deployment of German armed forces since WW2 happened under a SPD/Green government, over 20 years ago.
Germany tends to have 1.34 liberal-ish governments followed by sixteen years of conservatives.
Believe it or not, Airpods used to look ridiculous. I wore one in 2017 and people starred at me in Silicon Valley.
They kill plenty of people based on nothing at all. Data’s not the problem. Governments being blood thirsty is.
Apple already rents or probably owns private jets for their executives.

https://qz.com/work/1167463/apple-is-forcing-ceo-tim-cook-to...
I love how he bases everything on marketing images do you really believe the fov will be 16:9...
Not sure what Melenchon is doing in its list as one of it core element of its political platform is to have a new constitution with less power to the president, more counter powers, more power "to the people"
What every programmer should know about "First they came" :-)
How could temporal information be used to infer the size of the dataset for all users? Specifically, more accurately than “I now know that this database was created in 2022”.
> Believe or not, one day you will miss someone like Orban.

I think you're sugarcoating the statement. Any type of authoritarianism is bad, would you mind elaborating why AfD would be worse than what Orban or Duda or even Erdogan are doing to their countries?
Reminds me of the time I was watching Strike Witches on the bus.
Hey tenderlove, what other resources you would recommend?

I've tried once, but felt the barrier to contribute to ruby-core to be too big, you'd also need to understand how ruby-core rubymine is organised and so on.

I'd love to write a guide about it, if I only knew. I bet many other engineers faced a similar issue and dropped out at some point.
In addition to spam, preventing bots from buying up all the GPUs and PS5s in the recent past would have been nice.
> Even if the headset can resolve ~4K on a giant screen that fills your entire field of view, that's not going to be comfortable or ergonomic for a workstation monitor

Could you elaborate on this a bit?

I know that most people use a 24"-30" monitor, but there are plenty of people who want max screen real estate and either use a large TV, or multiple monitors which add up to a large TV in size.

I don't see a lot of difference between what you're describing and using a 48" TV as a monitor. The reviews of people who have tried this suggest that it many not be the best for gaming, but for productivity and watching video, it's pretty great.
I'm as big of an Apple fanboy as they come; however I clearly remember "Antenna Gate" and how simply holding the iPhone 4 caused signal attenuation of a rather severe degree.
He used emergency powers to pass the law because he knew such law would hardly survive the regular legisative process. It might not be a Putin-style dictatorships but its definitively heading in the wrong direction.

And thats without mentionning the use of abuse of administration prohibitions towards anti-racist associations and environmental groups.
> unless you're in business class.

If you can afford one of those devices for around 3500$, isn't this almost a given?

I think that my personal PC and everything in my homelab is worth under a half of that.
Do you just moderate stuff that happens on the discord, or do you ban people if they do some "wrong" stuff outside of discord? Because the CoC draft allows excluding people for doing "wrong" stuff even outside of GCC (-trackers, -mailing lists, etc.).

There's a difference for baning people in places where they should behave professionally, and banning people for stuff they do outside of those places.