skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Any ponders what that post it note means? It was stuck on the "Brand Strategy" folder.

"Screw Technology, what is bootleg 96/97". There is a text above it, "Be the" ?

"RR - What were F?96 SW s? limitations"

"RPG's most messea?"

"Stupid approach"
Not a solution, but somewhat related: https://youglish.com/ lets you search YouTube videos for keywords, but the purpose is to find examples of how to pronounce words from real usage. It also works for a few other languages aside from English.
Thanks - so I did miss it :-)

Right now the www.threads.net landing page is awful and slow and entirely targeted at getting people to load the app, but your direct link shows a bit more promise and obviously doing a decent web site is something Meta could do if they so wished.
I like to imagine the sound of them being born is pop pop pop
I wouldn't but age in there. Not for PII reasons but I doubt I would remember to update it every year... My own website I changed to just say what decade my age is to give me some leeway.

Good idea though will change mine now.

The profile is used by other things as well such as keybase verification etc.
Open Source AI Language Model Infra Meetup with Milvus, Fate, FlagOpen, WasmEdge
> All it needs is people willing to set up servers and host some users. It's open source so as long as there are people willing to work on that, it continues to exist.

The Fediverse requires money and donations to continue their uptime and it will get difficult for them to stay relevant if they cannot handle the influx of users posting on Threads when they federate.

Meta is already making money and is insanely profitable and doesn't need VCs. Essentially they have won social networks and have already signed NDAs with Mastodon admins of the largest instances to federate with them anyway.

This integration only benefits Meta and Threads and at this rate Threads will be larger than the entire Fediverse and will be the Fediverse.
Bear in mind you also had to update Netscape Navigator, IE, Flash and half your apps too. People didn't do it but you were supposed to.
Having the latest post of each blog available is an awesome, thank you for adding it.

Another killer feature on top would be to sort for latest post, so they can be ordered by date desc. This would make a great HN-meta news page :)
> Why would an increase in revenue be an implicit reason for salary increases?

Because increasing salary when revenue increases is a positive way to ensure employer-employee relationship is reciprocal to some extent. Otherwise people will take or not take actions to ensure that relationship gets balanced back into reciprocity. Have you heard of quiet quitting?
> And there might be a person specific id in the link you get

This is how they know I'm doing it, each url seems to be custom generated for the specific view of the post from an account because they actually expire too eventually. But you know "scraping" is like sharing what? 15 image links off the walled garden a month?

Just think it's an insane amount of effort to go to for them to try to make the internet stop working like the internet.

Upsets me this is where we got to with image sharing vs the open and remix culture of pre-yahoo Tumblr.
It is available in the sense that it is accessible. The weights are not available for download of course, but the OP wanted to "play around" with it, for which only access is required. There is no other accessible foundation model that can compete with GPT-3.5.
What option do I have, I work as a designer so it's where my career networks.
Danswer: Open-Source, AI powered, Enterprise QA against internal documents
At work, I attempted to structure our 'team documentation' (ways of working, run books, meeting notes, planning, that sort of stuff) this way. It was a disaster, didn't work at all.

I agree with the author, a 'concepts' section is the big thing I find missing from the otherwise very useful 4 doc framework. This is also the most common addition that I see in open source projects, e.g. Istio and Kubernetes
> My point of view is very simple … implementing Minsk II could have prevented all of this.

Ah yes more international agreements that Russia will just ignore, like they ignored Minsk 1.

Just like they ignored the Budapest Memorandum

But trust us this time, we will totally follow the agreement!.

Russia doesn't abide by agreements they seem them as weakness they only abide when they see strength.

A agreement will never stop this war it will just kick it down the road at best, and letter Russia rearm at the worst.

> If Russia wanted to kill Ukrainians why did they not carpet bomb a single city like they did Aleppo and Grozny?

Have you not seen Bakhmut?. This what Russia does, like they did and do in Syria, like they did Checneya, like they do in Ukraine.

https://www.aljazeera.com/news/longform/2023/5/24/satellite-...

> We HAVE TO RESPECT OTHER COUNTRIES’ CONCERNS, instead of caricaturing them as alternately dumb, deranged, simply under a psychopathic leader, etc.

No amounts of caps lock will make this reality.

Russia doesn't have 'concerns' its only 'concern' is that it will be unable to subjugate post soviet states in the future due to either their strength or their inclusion in alliances like NATO.

> And it’s not just Jeffrey Sachs or Scott Ritter or something.

Why am I not surprised you instantly invoke two Russian propagandist.
Guessing from the username that it's parody.
I saved that original link in the hopes of going through it but this is much better. But this is much better. Saving this instead.
This doesn't answer the question "why not bring this inside htmx or unpoly", and now as a developer I need to again check if I need to port over a new framework or not
"Angry Karen" - posts entitled, aggressive comments to open-source authors, possibly demands money back for wasted time
Smartphones are the future not desktops.

Hell I know someone who bought one of those Samsung foldable phones so that he could ditch his laptop.
Russia absolutely does need to respect Poland’s legitimate concerns. When Lukashenko demanded Belarus’s nukes back, they should have conferred with their US counterparts and both agreed to de-escalate. Oh wait… no one is talking to each other. Each side blames the other 100% and says that unless they win 100% now, it will be an existential threat because you can’t trust the other side. And both sides have a point.

It’s exasperating every time A escalates and B escalates in return, then A escalates in return, each side only cites what B did or what A did. This is an example. ns just like with AI, people are dumb about existential global threats. They race to the precipice and justify it with some trivial things that won’t matter when an exinction-level event happens.

And btw Russia does NOT have PMC bases in Belarus. Neither did Russia have boots on the ground til 2022. Any more than USA had “boots on the ground” in various countries, or NATO has “boots on the ground” right now in Ukraine with all those “volunteers”. It’s all a game and propaganda from all sides. Acting like Belarus isn’t a real country and has no agency to demand their nukes back, but Ukraine is a country with REAL agency because it is fighting a proxy war and listening to US generals and selling off all their land to US corporations.
Powerful has no inherent meaning here? No special AI specific meaning? Lots of things are powerful and dangerous. Sure, LLMs and GAN are powerful and potentially dangerous because of that power. Deep fakes are dangerous. The "power" of these systems is their applicability to problem solving, not some inherent "it's alive" AGI risk.

Yes, social policy which is unregulated and unconstrained based purely on belief of their capabilities would be bad. We've seen this before in expert systems codifying systemic bias (for instance)

The "rather" and "not because" imply some exclusivity of debate which I don't think applies. I won't magically change my mind here because of some rhetorical flourish in a line of argument

(Sorry.. I am just a bit over adversarial debate online and suspicious of direct questions like this.)
It's relatively easy to dismiss advertisement provided you don't get bombarded with them frequently, at which point, it's simply learning via spaced repetition.

I get your point that a lot of knowledge acquisition that goes into short and long term memory has more to do with the environment (passive learning) and less to do with intentional learning.

Blocking the input entirely will always work (using headphones, not reading certain things).
Lmao, the world outside the West is MORE mobile based than the West.

Many citizens of many countries can't afford a laptop or desktop setup, go to a small village in Thailand or something and they'll all have cheap Chinese Android phones as their connection to the local outside worlds.
Even more to that point we only need HTML (in any flavor) because the browser says we do. The compile target is the DOM. The DOM is the goal, not HTML. If the environment were treated more like WASM where any language could compile to the target then it wouldn't matter what the source language is.
Interestingly, Sega was founded by Americans, but by the 90s Sega of Japan was in full control of the company.
There is a problem. You say the problem can be solved by X without any proof while scientists just say we do not now how to solve it. You need to prove your extraordinary claim and be 100% certain otherwise your children die.
Meta is at least claiming this will be part of the Fediverse.
I've recently converted to it and can't believe I didn't sooner. It's a very nice way to get news from different sources. I started to use it after getting off reddit, and now have it to receive the latest news from Hackernews, pl discourses, lemmy communities and more.
"Rust Evangelist": creates issue suggesting moving project to Rust
They did actually try that once. https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2019/jan/30/facebook-...
Can we say that it is actually a zero-sum game?
I don't think you and the author disagree at all. They say

> I’m glad that people use it. I’m also a little frustrated that people use it even when its inappropriate.

> I’ve read plenty of good 4doc pages. Even so, it still leads to the same kind of “this is the only way” thinking. People use the model even when it’s not the right choice and they don’t vary up the format even when they should.

and you say

> 4doc is a process. It is not perfect, but it's still useful, and you might need to step outside of it occasionally.

---

The specific issue here is that it seems like the author has come across many people who use the 4doc model dogmatically. The article is geared specifically towards them, and is not an attempt to tear down the 4doc model as a whole.
Ask HN: What command-line utilities have you developed?
Please describe them.

Talk about anything you think relevant: what the tool does, the language written in, the libraries used, the OS written for, the process, the results, issues, learnings, users, etc.
Most of these also apply to HTMX it seems.

I think a bigger difference is that TwinSpark seems to have some integrated DOM manipulation, so it's a bit bigger in scope and less opinionated?

HTMX on its own is great as long as you stay within its philosophy of rendering things on the server.

But most UIs I write need - as in it's optimal for UX and performance or out of necessity because it's talking to a third party - at least _some_ parts to be fully client side rendered.

I personally found that combining HTMX with something like lit-html is kind of the sweet spot for a lot of projects assuming full-stack development. These are very small/light libs that cover a ton of ground with minimal surprises and very good performance per default. The _only_ downside is that you don't get isomorphic rendering code but I happily pay that relatively small cost for having such a simple dependency graph.
Doesn't help when you work with pages :-)

Assume 512 sectors ( I know those are rare ), but I don't think that there is any guarantees that 4KB page would be:

* Written atomically
* Written in a particular order
I highly suspect it would be the latter because if you just want to "fuck" S3 then you could just list Minio, Swift and Ceph RADOSGW support instead.
I am very puzzled by this. Wasn't the very point of Sqlite to be local? If it's not anymore, why would you prefer to use it rather than any other relational database?
ChatGPT Ate My Side Project
Yeah, sure.

https://feaneron.com/2018/04/20/the-infamous-gnome-shell-mem...

https://www.phoronix.com/news/GNOME-Shell-JS-Exts-Problems

Plenty of other links to share if you want.
A single prompt wiped away 2 weeks of development and hundreds of lines of code. I'm happy...ish!?
To be fair there's a correlation between this and poor writing and crappy journalist. So I consider it a plus.
I remember playing this when I was much younger. It's still surprisingly fun!
You mean the... drum rolls Collective Zeitgeist?[1] Of course it's in the room, man. At least since the mid 20th century. You know, the society Of spectacle[2], the whole "In the future, everyone will be world-famous for 15 minutes" thing. I know, I hate it too.

Elon has become the Kanye of IT world. That's unfortunate but it's the truth.

(Late Registration also is way better than any Tesla around though, so maybe not the fairest comparison).

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zeitgeist
[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Society_of_the_Spectacle
I have used Metallum for years, and love how intuitive and user-friendly it feels. The design is oddly cozy, has no ads (I guess?), and gives you the feeling of being in an infinitely deep library of dark magic and forgotten knowledge
I am sorry you get downvoted for saying things as they are. We'll see ourselves in 2028 and taking bets now - the hype of LLMs would be all but gone.

LLMs or generative AI in general are NOT a product a business can rely on. Even it is not good enough to come up with a good logo for your brand. Really.

Unless you lower your standards to the rock bottom and accept whatever permutation of pixels as your brand identity.
You mean besides the forced update? Unfortunately not much I can help with, in my case I was deliberately running ESR 78.14.0 which was force updated to ESR 102.11.0 on May 26 and later 102.12.0 on June 20 (setting is obviously 'Check for updates'). It was a pretty big change first, so I naturally tried to revert back as much as I could. However for example Google Image Search is broken again, clicking it simply crashes the tab (Gah. Your tab just crashed), which could be fixed by tweaking some options in the earlier version iirc. Unless moz://a managed to break it a different way this time
Littoral Research Revolutionizes Understanding of Rip Currents
Also doesn't help when you are running on virtual / networked hardware. Nothing ensure that what you think is a sector write would actually align properly with the hardware.
The gestalt of AI (generative AI) [pdf]
What proportion of hackers above the "script kiddies" level do you think don't actively block ads?
AI seems to be doing few things that are similar to principles of Gestalt https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gestalt_psychology#Properties
If they are open sourced, please include links.
Everyone but the weirdo boot lickers.
mpv will also play gifs and allow you to pause them. It also knows how to stream web resources.

I have a keyboard shortcut bound to run mpv with the content of the clipboard, so right click on gif, "Copy Image Link", hit the keyboard shortcut and wait for the gif to open in mpv where I can pause, speed up, speed down, scroll etc.

Also useful for any video or audio on the web, since mpv is (for me) much nicer than any built-in player.
> What will people talk about if Instagram is friendly

Anything that's not the current American culture wars? The same things most people talk about in their lives when not throthing at the mouth on Twitter. (i.e. comedy, sports, tech, food, animals, jobs, cars, etc.)

And, of course, culture wars will still be discussed, but it doesn't need promoting to those not interested in arguing such things on social media.
Which crimes are they committing specifically?
"Fake Profile": recently created account with fake activity likely for the purpose of landing multiple full-time remote jobs
Notesnook – open-source and private Evernote alternative
I notice their homepage/"marketing" is very tik-tok-esque.

Before TT got massive I remember seeing stickers with just the logo slapped all over the place in Hammersmith, London where I worked at the time. Very guerilla, creating something that seems semi-exclusive. I won't be surprised if they (or already have) also follow in TT's footsteps of paying some big names to sign on and do some content for the platform, which caused a surge for TT.

Then again, TT was funded by a government...though sometimes FB/meta appears to have all the power of a small government.
We’re here to make ethically-made tech sexy so it becomes the Newnorm (yup that’s the brand name).

We just launched our first product ‘Sound’ last week: a pair of earbuds, headphones, and speakers in one modular system.

Check it out here newnorm.tech/sound and pre-order it if high-end wireless audio is your cup of tea!

If not, we’ll have many configs and allow Nike-style customization next year so keep an eye on us.

Throw at me your thoughts, questions, concerns, whatever it might be. Everything helps!
Why would I use it over Litestream?
prashanth.world

I haven’t updated it in a long time, but hopefully going to be making some more regular updates soon. Truthfully I have a tough time sharing writing or thoughts in public (including hn comments) because I often find my opinions changing and posting in public is so static. i hope to overcome that mental hurdle and start writing again
https://robbell.io
That's a really nice metaphor.
And after that, in typical Microsoft's mismanagement, Xbox One happened and they haven't recover ever since.
Two reasons really: I wrote it before htmx appeared, so it already existed and a few projects were using it in production. And second one - I really hate attribute inheritance, and it’s everywhere in htmx…
15 years ago I bought a ride-on lawn mower that gave me 12 years of service, but was getting a bit long in the tooth.

I decided to buy the next model up from the same company, not knowing in the mean time it had been bought by a PE company and the quality had gone to shit. The mower is bigger, but the engine is smaller and they are notorious for blowing a head gasket any time the mowing blades stall out.

I was thinking of starting a web register of all PE PortCos (private equity portfolio companies) so people would know to treat the products with caution as the main way of reducing costs seems to be a) sacking people and b) cutting corners on product quality.
Aha, you don't know regular normal non-tech people if you don't realise most people don't even look at the permissions required, they just hit "yes" because they want the "thing".

Look how popular TT is and they track/capture data out the ass. I've got 18-21yo friends who don't even bat an eye when it comes to it, it's become a fatalist "this is just the way the world works" thing I think.
> Publishing is a whole other thing, but why should I be worried that someone is recording what I'm saying, in general?

Well, this reminds me of

> You have nothing to fear if you have nothing to hide.

The phrase - widely used in discussions of Internet security - is most commonly attributed to Joseph Goebbels in 1933. You probably agree with that statement while I have different intuitions.

> why should I think I can rely on the law to protect me from the recording?

Why should you think the law can protect you from anything? Because violating the law comes with a substantial potential cost, which is a risk many actors are not willing to take.
Even if there was a web app, why would anyone get excited for a Twitter clone?

This is just such a mind blowing lack of creativity. If I didn't know better I would think this is a type of parody or satire.
How is this even comparable to other relational databases ?

In this setup you use something like blobstore for public shared db access. Looks like single writer at a time.

In traditional databases you connect to a database server.

This is like having a cloud sync for your local app state - shared between devices on a cloud device.
Bill Nye, the Microsoft C 6 guy
Conservation Laws for Gradient Flows
I sync to Nextcloud. But I can see another responder to my original comment suggests a config change that I will try.
Linoleum is mentioned in the article.
O noes, politicians being hypocrites!
And arguably more Japanese than Sega which traces its routes back to the US and was owned by an American company for many years.
Base85, also called Ascii85. Also yEnc.
How would that have avoided left-pad? Do you just mean that people would have been discouraged from pulling in so many dependencies?
Groupie: gives thumbs up for every release for 3 years
So you store all your documents within OneNote?
Having a standardized data representation is a good thing.
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Yeah, I was surprised about the recent rulings ...

I've found it easy to cancel ... and several times where I forgot to cancel, customer services happily, easily and promptly refunded the charge ...

I'm no big tech Amazon fan ... but never had a problem.
I sync to self hosted Nextcould via WebDAV as well, so I will give that a try. Thanks a lot!
Waiting till they implement Fediverse. Then not protocol wars but server wars will start ;)
So you get a kick out of judging people being open-minded and listening to scientists?
Some people think that Hyperloop was purely intended to sabotage the high-speed rail project by creating the false impression there was a cheaper, easier, option on the horizon.
One percent? Are you really suggesting with a straight face that generated code could provide the other ninety-nine percent? If not, say what you actually mean. Don't bullshit us with trash numbers.
Revenue is not profit.

Revenue could go up 10% and you’re still losing money.

It’s a valid question.

Arguing increasing profit makes wage freezes unpalatable would be more accurate.
Hi everyone,

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I moved to Notesnook about 6mos ago and have been pretty happy with it. The founder is active in Discord and shipping new features about every 2wks. It's E2E encrypted and open source so you can self-host if you want to. I used their Evernote importer to move all my notes and it worked about 95% accurately (only formatting that didn't transfer correctly was the checkboxes): https://importer.notesnook.com/
No, the lesson is "avoid shady business partners because otherwise you will get robbed."
Live stream of likely impending volcanic eruption in Iceland [video]