skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
government investment so the professors get paid, the students don't pay through the nose, paid back in the form of taxes, not crippling student loans. some, just not crippling debt.
It's also a LOT more explainable and interpretable.
Here's the application doc for the Product Marketing role (the only role that's currently hiring):

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1y3L6dXqkK3c5IN2j73HuZkda...

This is slightly specialized for the Product Marketing role; for engineering roles, the Market Analysis section is replaced with a similar section for engineering / system analysis.

(I work at Oxide, but this link is publicly available, albeit hard to find on the website)
224 points and not single positive comment in the comments, sigh.

I think this is awesome, as the Quest Pro is almost on par with the features of the Vision Pro (except Lidar), e.g. hand & eye tracking + color passthrough. Sure, these might be not of the same quality (especially when it comes to passthrough), but this allows people to verify their experiences/concepts for the Vision Pro before they actually get their hands on one.

I don't think that Meta, nor Apple will have a problem with this tbh. Maybe because of the assets/icons used in the HUD, but those can easily be replaced if needed.
Threads doesn’t even have a proper timeline yet. Last I heard you can’t even see your followed accounts. The database is directly built on top of Instagram’s as well.

ActivityPub integration is the least of their worries.
I wonder if many social problems are being "made worse" by the baumol effect.

As productivity goes up in some areas of the economy, the relative cost of dealing with social problems goes up. Doctors, nurses, social workers, police - these professions are essential but not very scalable.

You would expect that as you grow the economy, you have more resources to deal with homelessness, violence, drug addiction etc, but paradoxically the exact resources needed to address these problems are getting relatively more expensive every year compared to other goods.

I expect these problems should keep "getting worse" in dollar terms as broader productivity increases.
You could use the GUI buttons that appear at the bottom of the suggestions - they even show the respective special character in the tooltip.
Space After Periods (1993)
Policy is what is said, and that’s often a huge gap between what actually happens.

Tumblr had a huge content moderation issue where (based on my personal experience) I’m guessing there are incentives in place around flagging explicit content. I’ve never posted or reblogged anything that would break this policy, but every single post I make on my main blog is automatically flagged as explicit/adult content (eg a photo of my cat) and going though a content appeal I’d say 50% the human-reviewed content appeal fails and my post gets hidden.

I ended up creating a separate blog that I now post content to, and then reblog to my main account.

It’s impossible to get a hold of any support to try and resolve.

Despite non-existent support and increasingly buggy apps, it’s still the best online community I’ve found and I love it :)
Apart from it being a separate app it is the same. There’s a one to one mapping of instagram account to thread account, so closely intertwined that deleting your threads account deletes the IG one.
When you download facebook messenger as a separate app to facebook it’s the same thing… one account two apps
Does anyone have any recommendations on stuff I can read on the topic?

Perhaps some Buddhist philosophy would help bring ease for letting go of past material existence?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Three_marks_of_existence
I built this for my chest freezer years ago (including the domain chowcaster.com), which used a barcode scanner to add/remove items. It worked better than a pantry because 1. Less items and typically higher cost, 2. You usually make a trip to your freezer and 3. It's hard to know what's in there. It basically replaced the clipboard my mom still uses to track her freezer inventory.
Interview with the authors of C, C++ and Java (2000)
> Current chips have thousands of qubits,

really? I thought we have 70 max?
I suspect the reasons are the same (privacy), but the motivation behind them to be quite different…
112 bit effective key size almost certainly refers to 3des
Very good guess! Thank you for this comment, this makes tracking the problem down much easier.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chargaff%27s_rules
> Who was definitely not jailed in Russia for drugs, let’s be real: she’s an LGBT person and advocate, and Russia is an anti-LGBT mafia state.

She was jailed for being a high-profile American, perfect bait to trade for a notorious weapons smuggler imprisoned in the US...she had played in Russia since 2014, so if anti-LGBT was the motivation, they could have grabbed her since.
Short version: no. Since Wickard v Filburn, the interstate commerce clause has been a blank cheque for the federal government to regulate anything at all as it pleases, as the case allows regulation of goods down to the level of things that are made on and will never leave an individual's property.

Long version: probably. Allowing the sale of location data would be deeply unpopular among the general public. Under stare decisis, the federal government would have a good chance at beating the state in a court case, but it would still be a risk- why risk the power for an unpopular case?

See also: marijuana legalization and immigration. Arizona tried codifying the federal statutes on immigration into its own state laws- not superceding, just mirroring. The federal government took them to court and won. OTOH, marijuana is also distinctly within the federal government's purview, and Wickard would apply very easily to pot laws as well... And yet, they have done nothing at all, likely because pot is too popular to risk a court case (or an election, I suppose).
I didn't put any effort in my source. I just googled for 'average sleep time Americans' an quoted the featured result. It wasn't really meant as a statement just a silly segue in to telling about the benefits of sleep. Both sources didn't really make it clear whether this is the time sleeping + trying to fall asleep, or actual sleep. I myself unfortunately take a full hour to fall asleep and wake up at 4 for at least another half an hour.
Anyway, it is good to include nap-times because these do count towards your total amount of sleep. It doesn't have to be continues.
> I wish the platform would give control to the users. There is a lot of stuff I want to see, like.. I subscribe to people because I want to see their things, show their videos on my front page.

Okay it's not the front page, but this view does exist. On the left sidebar, click "Subscriptions" to go to a chronological view of only videos uploaded by who you're subscribed to: https://www.youtube.com/feed/subscriptions
The most astonishing thing to me about Battlebit is the fact that it supports 250+ players and runs on top of Unity. It also runs pretty damn well in my experience.

I was tripping really hard trying to get just 2 players to work reliably in a Unity MP FPS demo. I am not a game developer by trade, so that probably had most to do with it (clearly it's possible).

Does anyone know if the developers used some in-house netcode or if there is now some first party component that makes this possible? I would seriously consider making another pass at Unity if this type of multiplayer is actually accessible to an indie-scale, few-man team.
I think that problem is relatively solvable though: giving people privacy controls and making operations that are public explicit is easy enough. Like, if you are commenting publicly on something, I think it's fair game to default to showing that to people who follow you. OTOH, it doesn't have to be forced to work that way. Heck, Twitter probably did this right a long time ago: if your post started with an @ it would not show up in other people's TLs, making direct replies not show up to your followers; but if you add a dot at the beginning, they would. Now obviously that's unnecessarily arcane, but at least to me the concept of being able to control that would be a good start. Combine that with a good system of identity where users can change their publicly displayed identity and work under multiple aliases fluidly and this should make it possible for people to manage things decently. It's odd how Twitter actually was kind of close to this at a point; it has fluid identities, they added the ability to switch between up to five accounts, etc.

Then they screwed up by surfacing likes and never adding an option to make them private. Very dumb.
Did you inquire about correcting the information on the record? And would there be any point, aside from sentimental value, in pursuing such and dealing with the inevitable bureaucracy?

Just sincerely curious, since as a common citizen I would nonetheless like for our government to keep accurate records (as practicality and reason allows) of the valiant people who served.
I believe the specific problem they've claimed before is they'll be banned from the Apple App Store if they do that.
These tests need to specify whether they were run on a PC with PCIe 3 or 4. The 4060 only has 8 PCIe lanes so it makes a difference...

On the other hand, the 4060 power requirements are low enough that it should be a drop-in replacement to someone with a 1060/1660. A lot of computers of that age didn't come with power supplies that had enough headroom for +50 watts on a replacement GPU. Especially if you were buying Dell, HP, etc.
I turned my pickup truck into a printer [video]
Auer Notes and Auer Tasks. Used to use nvALT, but Auer Notes just works better with the way I work.
Thanks for clarifying. I will definitely write down the specifics of setting up distributed computing once it works. However, support for distributed computing will still take some time. The current step is to iron out all the remaining issues of parallelizing within one CPU socket.
"Too big to fail..by law"
The author of the paper had a problem. His elliptic curve method seemed like it might overtake the best known algorithm at the time for factoring. So the conservative estimate takes that into account. The elliptic curve method never managed supremacy so the optimistic estimate is actually more relevant. That means that the actual prediction is 2040 but it seems the various national cybersecurity entities might of missed that point.
Many people, at some point, begin to truly grok the fact that nobody but themselves exist in their specific life context. That what matters to them— what they value, can be so different.

The moment you can liberate yourself from the “it seems really very common” trap, so much about, well, everything, begins making more sense.
Is this the joke social network that lost 99.7% of its value?

It’s literally a case study of how to drive a social network into the ground. It was sold for 1 billion in 2013 and for 3 million in 2019

They banned most of their artists and content creators when the new owners started their neo-puritan war on porn. Thousands of artists used it to get commissions of fan-art. They suddenly found their income disappear and didnt know why - they were getting shadow banned, often in error.

In this announcement I see no indication that they’ve learned anything

Once the creators leave, they are not coming back. Quality content is gone. The social network only lives so long as they can re-market someone else’s work. It’s a predatory business.
Agree with the point about intelligent chunking being very important! Each individual app connector can choose how it wants to split each `document` into `section`s (important point: this is customized at an app-level). The default chunker then keeps each section as part of a single chunk as much as possible. The goal here is, as you mentioned, to give each chunk the relevant surrounding context.

Additionally, the indexing process is setup as a composable pipeline under the hood. It would be fairly trivial to plug in different chunkers for different sources as needed in the future.
K-12 are "free" (funded in large part by property taxes, as I understand it). Higher Education is not, though public colleges tend to be cheaper, from what I've seen.
The problem with that is there still is very strong demand for new home buyers, many of whom just couldn't find anywhere to buy.

Yes prices are crazy but if demand is still not being met, then prices are meant to be crazy.
Good thing I didn't do that!

Actual people actually report actually feeling overwhelmed. They describe the experiences as I describe them. Blogs give strategies to deal with these specific feelings.

Is it possible that learning some particular skill will help with that? Surely! Are there other reasons that people might also not clean, ones related to not learning something? Also yes. But that's no reason to show up and be aggressively contrary. Some people's experiences are different than yours and you don't have to leap in to deny that just because it's different for you.
Disagree. In the gp’s context, which I understand to be a new lifter skipping a set or superset due to time constraints, this is good advice. Simply performing the lift rep takes time, better to skip ten skull crushers than ten squats.

Rest matters a lot less when you‘re estimating rep x weight combos rather than dialed into rep counts that bring you within one of failure. An untrained lifter should be seeing gains so fast that the weight changes every week, in some cases they may not even be able to adjust in sufficiently small increments — for example progressing a 10lb bicep curl to 12lbs is only possible if you have a 12lb weight or +2lb accessory but jumping to 15 would be too much.
I used to really like Gandi. I still have a t-shirt with their #no_bullshit slogan that's from 2015-16. It's been a couple of years since I stopped having any need for their services, and its sad to see them dropping the ball like this.
This has more to do with Cisco's IOS command line being a direct clone of the TOPS-20 "Exec" than XKL attempting to clone Cisco's interface.
how incredible that so many resources are dedicated to preserving the memories and records.
how are they behind?
Fair enough, but still, the violation arises from the circumstances surrounding the act, not from the act itself. You could very well place a cone on top of someone's car at every available opportunity without running into this tort issue.
That's pretty much for 3DES, which is disliked for other reasons. The point still stands though...
They are doing high value agreements to make it the default though and I think Google is going to get a worse and worse deal because people don't care. A few years back it would have been an empty threat to switch because your user base would have rebelled.
Proliferation concerns for reactors are silly IMO. Any nation state with access to U and graphite can simply construct a pile reactor to make Pu. Much easier to conceal and operate compared to trying to mask reactor operations at a civilian plant. Plus with a CANDU, the fuel patterns for making energy are incompatible with the ones for making Pu so it would be very obvious.

The cat has been out of the bag for a while. Most major nation states could come up with a crude nuclear weapon in a few years or less if they wanted to. The existence of civilian energy facilities is irrelevant to the weapons question. We might as well reap the benefits of fission if we must live with its drawbacks.
Flexport Founder Ryan Petersen Joins Founders Fund
If extreme security is needed it’s time to turn off your computer, leave your cellphone at home, don’t tell details to colleagues who do not have a need to know, and maybe resort to dead drop methods so even you don’t know who the source is yourself.
Wiki editors are furious at Fandom's degraded functionality and voting to leave
Except in the proposed scenario they're not sure it's going to be free at all? If they want it for free, they usually can find a torrent anyway.
Twitter and Reddit both still exist on the app store.
9to5mac today:

"GM dealers aren’t happy future EVs won’t support CarPlay: ‘There’s an infinite number of ways this could go bad'"

Probably 9to5Google in a few days:

"GM dealers are excited about the new Android Auto in all future EVs: ‘Our customers love Google Maps'"

Just kidding, 9to5Google is basically the 9to5mac editors pretending they don't hate Google and android to make a few more bucks. They would never write something that is even remotely negative for apple.
Cause the Mac doesn’t have a 360 degree immersive interface?
You said:

> Everyone I have seen with actual experience USING VR and AR say it is not even evolutionary, let alone revolutionary.

Luckey obviously has that experience. Now you're changing to a different argument. Marques Brownlee also has experience with these products and says it was impressive and that there's nothing equivalent: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OFvXuyITwBI.
> with a better language, documentation on par with Arch, and the reliability of Debian.

I grok the first two, but what do you mean about the reliability of Debian?
> Now, Gandi will raise the prices of the Standard mailbox plan from €0.35/month to €3.99/month per mailbox, a 1040% increase.

This headline reads as if the company is just destroying customer wallets a La Reddit API customers until you get into the details. There are premium email clients that charge way more than EUR3.99 per month.
Whats a good alternative now, I have a few domains with them..
This looks like something that I might use, but

> Expect bugs and breaking changes.

I get it's the pretty normal to go through fixing bugs, but for a backup solution the core of it should be stable or I would not use it
I discovered HAMTs first when Erlang added support for first-class maps, and it was sort of a "holy shit!" moment for me. They felt like the "holy grail" of data structures for me; I can treat any updates as "copies" without the cost of a copy.

About a year later, I learned Clojure, and fell even more in love with the data structure; when the language fully embraces a useful data structure, it changes the way you think about the entire program, and now it's sort of hard for me to go back to languages that don't have a good HAMT implementation.

I mean, I still do it, but I do think that having a "go to standard" in C really has the potential to set a great precedent.
I have a whiteboard on which I write down all my todos for the next week. Like "lunch with friend", "call dad", "do laundry", "buy new flowerpots", "dentist appointment" etc. I use a blue marker for purchases, green for cleaning activities, and purple for social activities. When I'm done with the item I cross it over but I don't erase it. For me keeping my todos on a whiteboard works much better than keeping them in a notebook or text file.
Oh, those are pretty standard job interview questions; I wouldn't call that a psych questionnaire, but that's just me.
Was only a matter of time after Gandi was sold off.

It made me migrate all of my emails to a self-hosted solution using Mail-in-a-box. I'm also looking for another registrar that handles .me and .ru domains without going through Cloudflare.

So far no luck. So my domains will cost me a little more to renew next time it comes time to renew them.
Click bait title.

1000% when the real story is an increase of 3 euro?

Bs, the company decided they can't discount and as long as they give enough notice I don't see a problem.

> Now, Gandi will raise the prices of the Standard mailbox plan from €0.35/month to €3.99/month per mailbox, a 1040% increase. The Premium plan will go from €1.75/month to €5.99/month, a 242% increase.
I don't get the point you're trying to make. Why shouldn't we buy Apple products? They make some good products. What's the ethical problem?

I can see some ethical problems (e.g. consumerism, environmental concerns) but nothing specific to Apple.
> I doubt you could even get English and American communities to agree

I doubt you could get just American communities to agree.
The title is a bit clickbaity. The thing most people associate Gandi with, domain name registration, is going up 25-50%. The 1000% is this:

> Now, Gandi will raise the prices of the Standard mailbox plan from €0.35/month to €3.99/month per mailbox, a 1040% increase.
Counterexample: politicians show their wife/husband to show stability.
Thats what Waze does, but not so automagically...
> It’s a complete rethink of how a Linux distribution and package manager should work, from first principles, in a way that I don’t think has ever been done before.

Not just Linux but the OS in general.
I wonder if anyone has tried to experiment in getting recommendations right as a terminal goal. Not as a way to push what they want, control the experience, or funnel the sheep to slaughter. Just a honest-to-$deity, non-commercial, "hold my beer and watch this" attempt at putting some algorithms in front of content library (perhaps someone else's content library), and giving enough knobs to the users to let each one tune their own feed. Guide the machine.

Of course, any such attempt will stay somewhat obscure - it can't get popular, because in the wider world of users being seen as cattle, the system will get immediately gained and/or bought out and/or sued - but it could work as a proof of concept. Perhaps lead to a bunch of scientific papers, a Wikipedia page, an interesting anecdote - but also a capability demonstrator for a better future. So where is it? I'd expect at least the torrent crowd would have something like it by now. But then maybe it exists, and I'm just not privy to it.

Anyway, with all the research that's been going on ever since Netflix award, and maybe earlier, with all the systems in use, some of which probably not initially designed to be malicious - it feels to me that it should be possible, and the missing ingredient is treating end-user as a partner, not an idiot.
Gandi was bought out earlier this year leading to discontinuation of free mailboxes [0].

0: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35080777
I posted a response to this. It went through, but the board said I was posting too quickly. Bug dang about making it visible.
That's the problem. Every single large enough commercial social media service devolves into this kind of thing. So where are people who don't want to grow their following or see content from people they don't know supposed to go?

The fediverse would be my answer but I'm curious what others think.
Yeah don’t mean to diminish the project, it’s very cool! I’m sure you already have a lot of work into it.

This thing is almost exactly what I was looking for less than a week ago. It’s actually even simpler and more clever than I imagined. For me less is more. Just serve an image at a URL. EZPZ.

If you want to make it hackable I suggest docs first because everyone is going to want to use their own preferred language. Maintaining a library is just more work and image processing libraries are already a dime a dozen.
Well their Windows 365 Virtual Desktops certainly do and they are running Windows 11 Enterprise. I'm sure these will too. Why would they leave any possible revenue source untapped?
Waze has it, but not though CarPlay... and its not automated...
Mad Max: Practically CGI
Ask HN: Is your company continuing their WFH policies?
Got hit with the “come in to our shitty office OR ELSE” notice which will take effect later this year. Not excited to participate in the commuting hustle again. American companies fucking suck.

Started out with optional return to office. Then optional hybrid. Then forced hybrid.

It’s only a matter of time until 100% RTO because “uNiQuE cUlTuRe”
I know a good way to make a process make the most of the hardware and play cooperatively with other processes: don't use virtualization.

I will never understand the whole virtual machine and cloud craze. Your operating system is better than any hypervisor at sharing resources efficiently.