skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Have you used any alternative? The biggest issue is visual noise and ads imo.
Since 2019 the landscape has deffinitely changed. "Hardcore" Free Software phones like Pinephone, Librem or PostmarketOS are still difficult but if LineageOS is Free-Software-enough for you, don't give up now. There is grapheneOS that should be no-compromises solution with it's sandboxed google apps. (Haven't used it myself.) MicroG now passes safetynet once again and is pretty stable. (Altrough on some phones you may need root to make it believe that the phone is not rooted.) Clean LineageOS without gapps is more usable than ever due to the huawei-google breakup resulting in a lot more apps being published on huawei appgallery without google safetynet requirement. (Unlike their playstore version.) Downloading apk from Appgallery website requires just some url manipulation for which you can use following bookmarklet:

javascript:(function() {window.location=window.location.href.replace(/^https:\/\/appgallery\.huawei\.com\/app/g, "https://appgallery.cloud.huawei.com/appdl" );})()

Source: me. I daily-drive 7 year old phone running LineageOS with almost no issues. I also have a backup phone where I multi-boot LineageOS+MicroG and postmarketOS for fun and experimentation.
Because Reddit isn't a social networking site where you create your own community by following people. In Reddit other people create those communities, because Reddit is a forum.
Lithium stores energy. If Tesla is Exxon they also need to vertically integrate and source actual energy, which I suppose they do to some extent with SolarCity.
See Sandy Munro's rant:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-VBCpAHvOpQ
The US Navy uses an Xbox 360 controller in active service [0]

Mass market has a lot of R&D to leverage so it makes sense. Nothing to say this is the cause of the fault and probably going to be more reliable than something hand rolled.

[0] https://www.theverge.com/2017/9/19/16333376/us-navy-military...
Opera One Browser Launches with Native AI, Modular Design, Tab Islands, and More
Maybe my use case of dotnet core development is going to be different than for python devs.
sure, but our system doesn't involve parents depending solely on their offspring in later life any more.
Turns out the answer to "How is this not a regulated security?" is "It is."
Umm, what is Switzerland, and what do the EU tyrants (has Gessler been replaced?) say about that?
How to deploy your deep learning side project on a budget
That may be the wall clock time but how parallelized is that?
I don't see how you can get a minor to sign an enforceable contract. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
Externalize triage costs to public forums. Prioritize human support for high profile social media users and viral posts. Reap good PR of solving the problem publicly. Forum owners like this too because it underlines their community value. Win win win (unless you don’t have social media clout).
The first problem you'll encounter here is if you're using a language that keeps dependencies in a separate place (virtualenv, central cache location, etc.). You have to figure out how that works and mount that location as a separate volume, or else you'll be constantly recompiling everything when your container is recreated. Using a bind mount for the project files is also annoying because docker-compose makes no effort to sync your uid/gid, so you have all sorts of annoying permissions issues between local/container. And installing packages into your container that doesn't have an init process is... annoying at best. You can use sysbox to get one, but you're not really "just using docker compose" at that point.
> Sometimes property developers have had to sue local governments in order to enforce their rights

I'm glad that the state government has taken a step in the right direction, but the situation on the ground as you describe it still doesn't sound very friendly. There's enough risks in investment and business (that is, property development) as it is without needing to fight City Hall on top of it.

> Obtaining the necessary land and building permits is still extremely expensive.

Land I understand, since it's of a fixed supply in a highly desired area, but there's no reason why permitting should be so burdensome if policy intent is to foster more building.
Not everywhere with abundant natural water sources are very good for growing crops.

Warm dry places tend to be good because you can grow crops there year round and they get a lot of sunlight. That's not necessarily the case in places with lots of natural water.

Of course, we do farm in places with lots of water too, it's just not the same crops.
Node Dependencies UI for VS Code
> Unlike Reddit Discord has a good client.

Absolutely untrue. The number of things you can't do with Discord vastly exceeds nearly every chat client out there that precedes it. Want to watch multiple chats? Fuck you. Want to filter notifications by server/sender/other criteria? Fuck you. Are you a power user? Fuck you. Do you want important content indexed by search engines? Fuck you. Want to break a conversation out into its own window? Fuck you.

Oh but hey it has a cute logo and you can post gifs. Because apparently people need to anthropomorphize their computers and are incapable of expressing themselves with their words.
Really enjoyed reading your thoughts there. Seems accurate for the couple I am familiar with.
When you say collapsing infrastructure for the UK, I'd be curious to know what you mean?

Also for moving to the US, I don't know if you have any insight on the easiest pathway, would I be right in saying that getting a job in FAANG+ type company and L1B internal transfer after a year is the easiest way to do it?
Even? Like biased subreddits are the bastion of what's reliable or not
If you don't hold your own keys privately and offline then you don't really own any crypto. At best you own a share in a dicey exchange that may go under at any time (due to regulation, fraud or whatever else).
Nobody I knew had phones until later on in highschool and for me that was about 2005. Part of that may be age but I clearly remember my parents (and none of their friends) or my extended family having phones either. I was the first to get one and it felt like a privilige.

This is the bay area peninsula
In this case they're pretty much just quoting the dude, with links back to his tweets.
I think what would be better would be a centralized identifier that is ratified and federated and approved by the federated systems.

(This could be a plausible use of blockchain).

If they would incorporate that, then you could have the same identity regardless of what decentralized server you were on.

Perhaps that would be a useful tool. Federated Centralization. Recreate the utility of FB/ Twitter / Google sign on without giving your data to tech conglomerates. You could even make it so that each site shares a unique sign in key so that you are the only person with the information of the main key and that would make it harder to trace back user info to the defederated central server system.
I'm okay with modern standards being higher than "if you don't spank them they'll be bad"
Build a live video conference in minutes and customise it to fit your needs with our video calling SDK. GDPR-compliant EU infrastructure, secured with E2EE. No set-up fee and 3,000 free minutes per month.
There is an app afaik, Mlem, being actively developed, it’s in Testflight stage now. The TF tester list is full.
The Hippocrates quote literally says remaining a little hungry. Now you may think that's a bad time, but my point is that it may be because how you define well being. The point is there are other frameworks to think about that. And that people have been doing so for a long, long time.
Building a Slack/Discord alternative with Tauri/Rust
What does that have to do with anything, though? Google Messages is available to any Android OEM that passes certification, assuming they want it. Certainly Messages wouldn't be a part of AOSP, as Messages isn't open source.

Google Messages is the stock messaging app, and contains iMessage-like features. AOSP is mostly irrelevant. It's not clear why iMessage-like features would be an antitrust issue for Google anyway.
The stagnation has been very curious. They are part of a large & generally competent org, which otherwise has remained far ahead of the competition, like GPT-4. Except... for DALL-E 2, where it did not just stagnate for over a year (on top of its bizarre blindspots like garbage anime generation), but actually seemed to get worse. They have an experimental model of some sort that some people have access to, but even there, it's nothing to write home about compared to the best models like Parti or eDiff-I etc.
From the careers page:

> 100% employer-paid medical coverage and 99% employer-paid dental and vision coverage for you and all your dependents. FSAs available too.
> you’re naive if you think the West doesn’t do this

This is used constantly here as well. When I ask for evidence I'm naive, stupid, etc.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36232186

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36231274
Url changed from https://finbold.com/former-us-sec-attorney-get-out-of-crypto..., which points to this.

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
A lot of startup-minded engineers are younger, fresh out of college with the single goal of excelling in their field. They work and work until one day they finally get tired of the grind and/or find life and responsibilities outside of work. You also have the workaholics, but that's another issue.
Thank you so much!! :)
Maybe you're right and it is my sense of wanting some form of justice for the Amercian public being hoodwinked by the likes of Fauci, Big Pharma, the NIH, the CDC, and others in withholding information, ignoring or stifling important information, and creating an environment of censorship in the guise of "following the science" to further stigmatize dissenters to their narrative. The Biden administration still hasn't released the COVID origins documentation per the law passed by both Democrats and Republicans that was signed by Joe Biden into law a while ago. The deadline was 18 June, and not a peep. Let's see if it has any hint of the three infected lab workers being known for the past couple of years, yet allowing speculation and doubt to grow in the public and media's mind in the following years.

Given the law allows for “only such redactions as the Director determines necessary to protect sources and methods.” I am sure they will redact all the juicy stuff under the guise of protecting sources and methods...
Why no? Chess notation is text. But the problem is that LLMs are not that good for problems which require evaluation of a search tree. Also leading chess engines such as lc0 are without search better than 90+x% of All humans
Surely the "general welfare" is still being violated by the shit on the street and homeless people urinating in public, whether or not the shit or the piss actually got on your person.
Define better. Do it with empirical attributes.
Most of the US has aggressive parking minimums.
It’s not, and in OS communities when there is a disagreement, or people do not like the decisions made by core contributors, then people make their displeasure known. And if these problems aren’t addressed to their satisfaction then they take that as an opportunity to leave.
We've changed the URL to the original source, as the HN guidelines request. More at https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36408638
I don’t have either, but it seems to me a PHEV is a great EV alternative for people who do a lot of local (city) driving and also occasionally need a vehicle to do weekend trips for camping, etc, where charging is not available or an inconvenience.
Ah, well they're an idiot. I don't think it's a common sentiment.
Go Bernie! Take these greedy execs down.
Yes that was it, sorry, should have included the link
Which coastlines are burying houses underwater?
The part most surprising to me was that there is no way to see out of the craft besides the camera system. Why not watch the video on land after the fact? It seems so senseless to endanger yourself as a participant.
Yup, it was a PITA to set up but, when you managed to, having a computer in the cloud that you just "created" with some code felt like magic.
This bait-and-switch along with real uptime issues is why I left GitLab years ago. I have a personal rule of; "if there is a reasonable OSS alternative to a proprietary software, use it." Unfortunately they are not reasonable. I was even a a paying customer but they changed their pricing structure so many times and moved features around for different tiers I couldn't justify it as a business.

I've been happy moving back to GitHub post Microsoft acquisition. If I ever got fed up with GitHub I find Gitea to be refreshingly simple and does basically everything I need.

I do wish the best for GitLab though and am rooting for them. Any company that makes an OSS model work is one worth having hope for.
How AI is making Google Workspace better
Me too, I think my parents still have their Selectric at the ready in their study. My mom used to fill out carbon-copy forms a lot on this thing and my dad wrote a book on it. It's a rock-solid machine.
i think you are intentionally misreading or limiting alternative paths. i am not nitpicking changes to bills because there are issues with entire bills proposed for example.

And the alternative isn't republicans. stagnating dem party in NY is the alternative to a flourishing one.

It is odd to me that Hochul is under much less scrutiny than Cuomo (even before the nursing scandal). And we all can agree that Cuomo needed it. The possibility of Republicans doesn't mean Hochul shouldn't get that scrutiny as well.
Curious, midjourney does great art and cartoon/comic styles too. Not just realistic images.

Most image AI tools are terrible with words.

I am curious, what images did you try generating with midjourney?
I wonder what graphics chip this is using?
Ah yes, because for the last hundred years in america, using oil was a choice, instead of a nearly required part of daily life
Chademo supports bidirectional charging. But bidirectional charging means you basically need a DC fast charger, and those are like $10k. (Hard to find an actual number online besides Alibaba… it’s always an “inquire for price” email quote button… which tells you it’s gonna be like $10k.)

By far the easiest way to pull power from an EV is from the 12V subsystem. The DC-DC converter for EVs usually is like 2kW, so it’s substantial power. …although older Teslas make it hard to access this much as I think they were worried about people abusing free Supercharging… there’s a 12 Amp fuse for the cigarette lighter port and a 50 Amp fuse for the jump posts accessible in the front, even 12V and 12A is enough to power a fridge for weeks if you buffer it through one of those “solar generator” things. That’s what I did during a recent power outage for my 2013 Model S. My 2013 Nissan Leaf has a 12V battery that’s easier to access, and I could pull about 1.2kW from that (have to keep the car on so the high voltage battery is connected to the DC-DC converter, keeping the 12V subsystem charged) using a couple inverters.
It's a news source which only posts (pro-) crypto news yet gets automatically flagged in the one place it should thrive because it is so unreliable.

A moot point because the URL has been changed regardless.
Things i wish i knew before buying a fixer upper car is all the chemicals involved. Just one sniff of the brake cleaner and the rest of the day is gone. Probably some IQ ponis down the drain too. Should've just bought a tesla and be done with it...
The buckets, in the context of hash maps, are typically lists. Either arrays or linked lists. They're used to store the key-value pairs.

Some load balancers do use hashing in much the same way hash maps do. Usually they'll take a combination of: source IP, source port, destination IP, destination port, and hash it. They'll then use that hash to pick a server. The practical impact of this is that each user always gets mapped to the same server. This is typically called "session sticky load balancing" because it means session information about that user can live on the server, safe in the knowledge that the user will always end up on that server and not get routed to any others.
Also causes Leukaemia. You get thin but not for good reasons.
MS: Security patch KB5028407 could break something, but we won't tell you what
What if it's written in Assembly (which is hard to read, maintained....) ?
Finbold's reliability doesn't matter much here since this is just a shell article about a tweet https://twitter.com/johnreedstark/status/1666780985189433347
None of these can do text well. There's a model that does do text and composition well, but the name escapes me. And the general quality is much lower overall, so it's a pretty heavy tradeoff.
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/topic/kb5028407-how-to-m...
Right on cue.

I would direct you to a 60 Minute Australia piece called "China’s illegal police stations in 53 countries around the world" to see how this could affect you, as it has affected australians.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7L9ubuwBDkI
Venture Capital Tycoon
thats just survivor bias...the ones that dont crash we dont get to see
Don't worry. We'll be adding a server-side option for DevPod Desktop app to connect to for enabling thin-client/browser-based work but the cool thing is that this is not a requirement to use DevPod. It's more like Terraform and Terraform Cloud. You can run with Terraform and use it entirely client-only but you can also have server-side solution on top for specific things that just need central management.
Personally, I moved because the redesign (from years ago) pushed the community in a bad direction. I don't like the current reddit, and people talking about alternatives is what pushed me.
I had done a similar comparison a couple months back but used Lexica instead of DALL-E.

Seems clear to me that Midjourney has by far the best "vibes" understanding. Most models get the items right but not the lighting. Firefly seems focused on realism which makes sense for a photography audience.

https://twitter.com/fanahova/status/1639325389955952640?s=46...
Flyover country, by and large, is simply not a comparable good with major metropolitan cities. There are a couple of major cities the author didn't mention (Chicago, for example, is lovely), but if you're used to and enjoy urban living, you're not going to find anything like it throughout most of America.

Most American cities are more like San Jose. Sure you've got a big population, but only because what would normally be classified as suburbs have been folded into the municipality, with only relatively small pockets being amenable to the urban life. LA is an interesting case, because it's a lot like the Bay Area as a whole: a cluster of urban spaces, connected by a continuous mass of suburban, single-family homes.

IMO, a simple test of the urban characteristic of a city is a bar crawl. How far can I wander through a city on foot, with a sufficient concentration of bars that it doesn't turn into a hike? For SF, you can make some long crawls: China Town to Fisherman's Wharf is probably my favorite, but if it wasn't for that pesky last call you could easily cross the entire city.
no promises here but I'd love to look into Rust in the future.
there're essentially no background job systems for Rust iirc.
Ask HN: When I want to Share link HN says your account is too new for this link
This is irrelevant for the thread at hand but I submitted something recently from the original source. The problem was that it's a banned domain on HN.
Apparently not recently discussed here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36377439
> I can't do internet banking and a bunch of other non-free things, but really, who needs that?

I do, and so do a majority of smartphone users. Good for you that you are fine doing without it, but most people will not accept that trade off.

I ran CyanogenMod back when that was a thing, but at that time SafetyNet didn't exist, and it was a rare event when an app that ran on Google-approved Android didn't run on CM. Nowadays I can't run an alternative ROM without sacrificing things I care about using.
John Reed Stark is their expert? https://twitter.com/JohnReedStark/status/1670457201943511040

"The only killer app for crypto that seems tangible is its excellent use to orchestrate global crimes."

The bias is abundant, it's well known this guy hates crypto.
Or back out the easier and safer way and place your arm behind the passenger seat and physically look out the back windows. It's the way we're taught to reverse where I learned to drive, granted this was before backup cameras existed.
It implies that Overdeck agrees with the characterization, which devalues Siegel's contributions.
Different people have different driving patterns and different needs.

Some parts of the country have less (and crappier) charging infrastructure. Those parts of the country coincide with areas where places are further apart and you need more range. For some of us who happily live in flyover states, a PHEV is an awesome in between.

I'm glad that an EV works out for you. Hopefully charging times (and charging infrastructure) will improve so that an EV works out for me as well. Until then, a PHEV works well for me and is far more efficient than a pure ICE.
Meanwhile half the tribe is sure that the tiger is their friend, would never eat THEM, and actually you are the enemy for wanting to prevent the tiger from eating other people. Tigers have been eating people for a million years, how dare you try and pervert the natural order!
Counterfeit lawsuits that scoop up hundreds of Chinese Amazon sellers at once
All law enforcement is not economical in this approach, when you are pricing only immediate costs. E.g. prosecuting a murderer is a complete loss of hundreds of thousands dollars if not millions. And we are not even getting the victim back for all these money spent.
May I ask why specifically Kagi? What's special about it compared to other search engines, aside from being privacy friendly? Like, you could say Searx is also nice because of that. Or Duckduckgo. Or Brave Search.

What sets Kagi apart, and especially, what makes it different?
That’s not a fair comparison, as Midjourney is outstanding at a wide range of styles beyond photography.

Generating a “word bubble” is going to look terrible in every major diffusion model. Cohesive words and writing in image models is still highly specialised.
Shouldn’t paid plans then be “temporary $4,95”? I mean, they still can screw you with “$5,45” any time.
> The real problem, and the real elephant that no one wants to address, is the human population size.

Usually nobody engages this because it's a boring conservative talking point. Do I consume too much? No, it's the world that's overpopulated. And they usually have drastic authoritarian solutions that have no chance of being enacted. But go ahead, you have the floor, what are your proposals?
Also... as much as I have asked, Bill Gates doesn't come over to my house to help me edit my registry.

(Though in all fairness, I haven't had to do too much registry surgery since Windows 7)

If you read the thread, you'll discover two things:

1. The MBP is a work laptop given to me by a customer to do development on. I would never pick a Mac to develop Linux code, but that's what my customer has done.

2. I'm not a windows user. Or rather, I have used windows at work, but prefer Linux or BSD systems at home.

Additionally... I can assure you Steve Jobs was a prodigious arrogant asshole who has an awful lot to do with Apple.
It's strange to me how people keep comparing cryptocurrencies to equity, but don't compare them to their closest counterpart - fiat currencies.

Are fiat currencies treated like securities? No.
Are there "best execution requirements" when I exchange my USD for EUR. No.
Did somebody have to register the Brazilian Real with the SEC for it to be exchangeable in the US? No.