skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It seems odd that Valve would preemptively go and ask Nintendo for their input.

Indeed a much more natural way would have been to ask Dolphin for a statement of their lawyers why they think it's legal run it then by your lawyers and maybe bill Dolphin for that, too.

Afterward you would have done more then needed wrt. oversight of your platform and can let them fight it out in curt.

It makes me believe that either of:

- Nintendo pressured Valve (or just payed well) into a NDA agreement to give them a heads up for emulator cases (seems reasonable to assume)

- Valve has some undisclosed ongoing cooperation with Nintendo wrt. some future products (unlikely, but there is a surprising overlap and I haven been joking around that both should just Team up for their next handheld hardware and just sell it as a locked-down proprietary OS Nintendo version and a unlocked linux OS Valve version ..., nah probably not)

- Valve is somehow dependent on Nintendo, e.g. patents related to handheld gaming consoles or similar

- the decisions wasn't fully thought thru (also quite likely)
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> My guess is that the argument will be that the “tools will simply help augment rather than replace the writer.”

Yet they always end up augmenting the scammer, grifter and undermine those that want to remain articulate.
The question is what you really believe to be true. If your car hit me and you truly didn’t remember it that way then you are proving the author’s point.

Maybe you do remember hitting me. There will still be innumerable questions that you couldn’t answer because they were out of your perception in the moment. What if it turns out that in hitting me you stopped me from running over an old lady.

Whether or not you learn of that detail will have a big effect on how you remember the accident.
It's not unusual to need several hours of use to understand if a tool is right for you. I use Logseq and Obsidian, and without going to the forums and watching how the features are supposed to be used, I would have continued to use it like Notepad++, becuase out of the box, that's all it looks like it does.
> ... Hungary’s position remains clear: we are waiting for a report on the use of the ten million euros that have already been provided to Ukraine ...
Could you elaborate on where this sits between a custom Airtable/Notion CRM and something more purpose built like Wobaka, Attio, Folk, LessAnnoyingCRM?

Both focus and solve CRM issues for smaller companies. Would love to hear three main items:

1) Which company profile (size, revenue, industry/use-case, etc) is Twenty best suited for and which of the above do you has at the closest target profile overlap?

2) Which aspects of a CRM does this solve now and in near future (Q4 2023)? eg: is it email sequences, existing customer tracking & BI, prospect enrichment, etc?

3) What sales/CRM stack are you using internally at Twenty // what are your peers using? How do you send bulk emails? How do you track signed contracts, revenue start dates, and so forth? Would love to get some info about not just dogfooding your own product but what you/peers use for your GTM.
This (the unimportant stud becoming load bearing later on) makes sense, but in my experience it’s kind of a sign of lazy design. When making software at least, you know when you’re trying to use a decorative stud to hold up part of your house, and choosing to do it anyway instead of building some new better structure does make for a pretty sad dev team later on

This is to say —- I agree with the article, but much nicer is to work at a place where you don’t expect to make this particular discovery very often, hah
HOLY COW! What the hell is this?

- Whistler.
And it won't last. Fossil fuels make up almost all fertilizer.
America's most prestigious news organization is reporting that an AI can write news articles, with no evidence other than Google's say-so.

We seem to be reaching peak generative AI hype.
Of course, that's how e.g. Spanish omelette is done and how it gets part of its taste.
I was telling a junior to avoid w3schools and use MDN, but I couldn't really give him a reason besides "everyone seems to hate it". What's the rationale for all the shade thrown at w3schools?
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Why do I read the opposite?

Brief naturalistic stressors (such as exams) tended to suppress cellular immunity while preserving humoral immunity. Chronic stressors were associated with suppression of both cellular and humoral measures

The more a stressor deviated from those parameters by becoming more chronic, however, the more components of the immune system were affected in a potentially detrimental way.
> Does that mean it doesn't sync across the internet?

They currently host their own backup node, so it does sync across the internet, but you only get 1GB of storage (or 10GB if you were in the alpha) on their backup node. Once that's exceeded, additional files are only synced P2P.

They're planning on providing extra storage for a cost and soon anyone will be able to self-host their own backup node.
Metering OpenAI API and ChatGPT Usage
Think of it as a CMS with custom fields and widgets, for a personal website or knowledgebase.
For those who are tired of voice notes
For those who are tired of listening to those podcasts voice notes!
Any alien that reaches our planet is by definition more technologically advanced than us. And presumably they have some reason for traveling, most likely to find resources to exploit. It's not likely they've come this far for a cultural exchange.

Hawking said it best. "If aliens visit us, the outcome would be much as when Columbus landed in America, which didn't turn out well for the Native Americans,"
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‘No one claimed Wikipedia was "woke" until around 2016, when a certain American presidential candidate adopted a strategy of saying whatever the people wanted to hear with absolutely no regard to fact whatsoever (even when it directly contradicted his prior statements!).’

I assume you mean the SlenderTrumpMan. Trump is a symptom of everything rotten in the state of Washington.
It's not possible at the moment - but i've been planning to add this feature to use phone number and text messages (including WhatsApp) as a second layer of authorization when signing docs. Stay tuned!
I think this is the correct answer.

To fix technical debt you often need a sexy sounding cover story.
This is quite profound. Consider a sentence. Every additional word has the ability to completely change the meaning of the whole sentence. In the same way, every passing moment is an opportunity to completely change the preceding moments. Sure facts are “real” in the sense that atoms are real. Atoms might be the building blocks of “reality” but it is up to the individual how clusters of atoms are interpreted, used, etc. Facts in the same way are surely the building blocks for the universe of emotion and dynamic interaction, but when you zoom in on them, as with atoms, they vanish. Even if this woman had answered the door in a wheelchair, an interaction filled with love and forgiveness would’ve left the author with the same feeling.
Thank you, all PR are welcome.
Neither is it a problem which can be solved with magical techno solutions alone.

The primary way is to solve it is through systemic and habit change, so I would say if these people wanted to help the environment, they're better off getting into politics.
There is a grade of olive oil — "extra light" — which is very good for deep frying. The darker stuff popular on salads won't work so well.
But in this case if they lose in court they will lose far more then "just" dolphin being on steam.

And with how it's currently they for sure guaranteed won't see dolphin or similar on steam, a sure fire way which might even be cheaper then suing.

Also AFIK in most cases where they sue they either have a good chance of winning or losing will just lose that case and not set a precedence which can cost them dearly.
I am really into and also confused by the writing style. This is great.
Doubt it applies. Growing up deaf, you'd have wired your brain to pay attention to other information sources than the audio stream.
Jokes on you, I'll open the computer case and plug directly into the mobo
Upgraded Microsoft HoloLens is on the way, but the US Army will get it first
Alphabet had a net income of $15 billion in the first quarter of this year.[0]

[0] https://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1652044/000165204423...
Seems like they're more for the "phishable" and the duplicate password users and obviously the no-password folks.

Seems like its no different from using TouchID as the biometrics to rapidly unlock a vault or account since it stores the real key in the Secure Enclave or whatever and passes it on successfull authentication. Just worse because its probably a randomly generated arbitrary string of numbers and letters that you can't remember at all in case you lose access to them/the device.
Try claiming a 3 letter username on cal.com you'll be prompted to pay $29. With neetoCal, you don't.

I prefer to have short memorable meeting links.
Not the same, as I would then _only_ search MDN.

MDN does not know anything about the battle of waterloo:

https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/search?q=battle+of+water...

And Wikipedia does not have any real API documentation of `requestAnimationFrame`

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Special:Search?go=Go&search=re...

I want both of these to return sensible results for the bang-less search. This is the easiest for me and as a user of the search engine product, should also be what the search engine delivers me.
How to test ML models for fraud detection?
> I’ve avoided buying an air compressor for air powered tools because I don’t want to have a pressure vessel to maintain.

You shouldn't worry about that at all. My fathers old machine shop ran on an air compressor manufactured in 1948 and the tank never ruptured in its 50+ years of service. Never mind the myriad of little compressors who's tanks are all that's left after the cheap compressor gave up the ghost (they make nice portable tanks or buffers or toss another compressor on).
Wow, incredible video.

That's what I imagine could be the last few seconds of semi conscious hallucination by some poor Warhammer40K space traveller during a gellar field failure.
Nand2Tetris may have a lot of projects, but its pedagogical style is not what people normally mean by 'project-based learning'.
That must have been terrible to bear.
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For what I find on search engines, Ethno is relative to race, people, culture. that includes language, traditions and religions.
Multithreading vision OCR on Mac with pyobjc
1. I'm trying to OCR 1 million pdfs
2. I found apple's vision api's ocr is the most cost effective and high quality way to scan the files
3. I have some code I found on github I am using to run this
https://gist.githubusercontent.com/RhetTbull/1c34fc07c95733642cffcd1ac587fc4c/raw/0f8c86b68a23337fd5c072c10911e424a35fadc8/vision.py

4. I don't know much objective-c to be honest, and I don't know where to get started with multithreading with pyobjc. the regular python modules don't really work. can you even multithread the ocr process so multiple pdfs are processed at the same time with vision api?
That's interesting. I would have assumed they were cognate from PIE but it appears not.
Fossil fuels are more than 70% of our GHG emissions. We need to replace fossil fuels faster than we currently plan to.

How will Web3 help with that?

UPDATE: Indeed — Apologies, this is what I get for reading on my phone in bed without my glasses. I mashed the passage together and misinterpreted the suggestion.
It’s baffling that Firefox doesn’t offer a built in option to disable that sidebar header.
From reading the abstract, the study was a randomized controlled trial. As far as I know, that's the best way to show causation.

https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
Yep I use this one everywhere I can on my Macs, and Roboto Mono as a decent approximation everywhere else. Discovered it because I accidentally opened something in XCode one day and went "wow, that's a nice font!"
We are beyond that with the thin client revival, also know as cloud computing.
Because someone notable to this community died. In this case, Kevin Mitnick: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kevin_Mitnick (See: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=36795173)
This may be german law specific, the overarching EU Legislation can be found by googlign "qualified electronic signature".

In general they require complete, verified cryptographic signatures via smartcards or similar but because no one uses it, videoident has become the defacto alternative in germany
Normally I would agree with this.

But with Notion in particular, and how heavily they're pushing Notion AI, I could see some c-level exec types being uncomfortable with the idea of Notion (or any managed/hosted service) to store trade secrets, company IP, etc.

When a company is pushing AI features as heavily as Notion is, it raises questions how Notion is planning to (or already using) your private data for fine tuning, model training, potentially scooping up your company's IP in the process.
So crazy that at the news of Kevin Mitnick's passing, I immediately started thinking of this movie. Probably a lot of folks did. Thanks for sharing this.
On HN we are basically farmed for content. A good post leans more towards an informative article but the real kicker is that this "forum" will never cultivate any project. You cant start a topic that aims to write any code, build any hardware or cultivate a data set. Of course people use to blabber randomly in the old days the same way I'm doing here but then you would buy a boat or an old shed and blabber while painting and raking leavs.

In general, since the beginning, you cant ask people on the internet to do jack shit for you besides throwing small nuggets of information. It use to be that you could ask people to do real work.

Barn raising is the superior technology. You show up, enjoy the process and contribute to the social fabric.

Google's war against people interacting goes quite a bit further. Nr 1 was probably killing yt video replies.

What world dictator decided it was a good idea to slap rel=nofollow on links in comments? The level of insult where a payment that tiny is still to much to ask for the effort of making a contribution. Then some how, now that it became 100% a waste of time, the quality of comments declined amazingly. 100% a waste of time as in: You cant spend time on it if you have productive things to do.

This whole judging people (their homepage) by drive by, zero click thought visitors that google send to the website.

Google sends Insane Jack to your homepage, Insane Jack writes a comment that is Insane with a few links that are Insane too. No one did anything wrong here. Insane Jack is just being himself. But then Google judges you by having Insane Jack as a visitor and punishes you permanently for allowing Insane Jack to post links.

It's like you had a house guest 10 years ago who said something wrong. You threw him out and told him not to come back but hey! We should continue to blame you for it. Specially the guy who brought the guest to your house should really blame you.

The nuking of threaded comments on youtube was also one of those dictatorial acts. If you still thought you had to disagree with something in the video you could press the thumbs down button...

What if someone is wrong on the internet but you are not allowed to talk back, is he still wrong?

Overall, in hindsight, the world wide web was a pretty bad idea. If you now want to interact with people you call them or send them a message. I'm jokingly doing this while they are in the same room. That way they look up from their screen.
Yay for #1, lol! TS is great but the way to adopt it is only when you have your own need. The best use case is making an interface for a function of your own. That way, you can be sure when you write calls to that function, the arguments are what it wants. From there, you'll see other places where tightening-up the types can be of use to you -- but the secret is to only use it where it is of obvious benefit. It's all fake and goes away at build time anyway!
US suspends federal funding to Wuhan lab over non-compliance
On Sophistical Refutations
The helium is only to keep the baloon of given volume from collapsing.
“Security personnel keep watch outside Wuhan Institute of Virology during the visit by the World Health Organization (WHO) team tasked with investigating the origins of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19), in Wuhan, Hubei province, China February 3, 2021.”

and who spent all of FOUR hours at the lab examining Chinese provided records.
I don't understand this license. It's not open-source.

https://github.com/anyproto/anytype-ts/blob/main/LICENSE.md
I'm the founder of a startup (www.getsubsystem.com) that builds solutions on top of Airtable, so I'm familiar with their systems. While it's true that their REST API has some sharp-edges, particularly around linked fields (columns), rate-limiting, and filtering records, I think it’s mostly solid and user-friendly.

Getting records from a table is as straightforward as making an API call to: `/{baseId}/{tableId}`. For getting the actual ids, there's a metadata API. The docs are also quite comprehensive. I’m curious as to where you have run into issues?
given Chrome's stranglehold how do you see it becoming one of the most popular image formats in the coming decade.
Two-Faced Star Exposed
Unusual white dwarf star is made of hydrogen on one side and helium on the other
I'm sorry to hijack the thread but as someone forced to use Notion as a team wiki, please improve the performance! I can't emphasize this enough. The Notion subreddit is filled with complaints: if that's not a wake up call to every single PM at Notion, I don't know what is.

Stop shipping features until the perf is a joy to your users. It's mind-boggling to me that companies would prio anything over fixing perf outside of fixing bugs.

Notion is the single biggest frustration of any workplace tool I've ever used in my entire software career and it all comes down to its performance.
Tutorial: Building Value Objects in Rails with Composed_of
We don't expect Linux to do this, do we? Just use full disk encryption, preferably with pre-boot authentication. TPM if you must, but this will only make the attack somewhat more expensive. Other than that, the hardware is compromised as soon as somebody gets their hands on it. Checking the integrity of a few binaries is mostly security theater.

Besides manipulating executables, the adversary could simply modify or read the user database in C:\Windows\System32\config\SAM. [1]

Alternatively, patch routines directly in memory [2]

[1] https://www.kali.org/tools/chntpw/

[2] https://www.piotrbania.com/all/kon-boot/
"Knowledgebase apps" try to reconcile the fact that people (most people? all people?) think in sporadic and unstructured ways with the fact that maintaining data is mostly about codifying it into a structure.

So, instead of forcing a person to think "which app do I need to start getting some ideas sketched out", the app wants people to use it and then do whatever makes sense to them as a means of dumping all of the disparate knowledge into a bag so that it can be recalled, even if unstructured, later.

In an idealized example: if a writer got an idea, they would whip open the knowledgebase app and then...

- they might begin writing a list of characters and start detailing their relationships.

- they might upload a few photos of their local environment for remembering setting details, later.

- they might open a 'canvas' and put together a rough drawing of a new spaceship design they're mulling over.

- they might start working out the economy of their world by drafting an accounting table and assigning the trade networks.

The idea being that if any one of those tasks leads to any of the others (an inevitability), it's nice to just be able to scroll down the page and start on the new data without having to think "okay, which app do should I put this in"?

So, overall, it's about velocity of data recording. Some people just don't work that fast, or would prefer to consider HOW to think about an idea before they want to consider the idea, itself. So, for them, this may seem a bit like overkill. But there are definitely people whom can be far more productive if they can bounce around storing data as it surfaces in their mind, rather than when they have time to categorize it.
This is true, and I sometimes wonder if the only true solution is regulation or overhauling IP or such. But I don't see that happening, because proprietary software is too large and frankly libre software isn't asshole-proof enough for capitalism.
As others have mentioned there is a large Intel fab (and other smaller fabs) in the area. I suspect this gives them insights into the feasibility of success there and also means there is an existing talent pool to draw from. It basically de-risks the investment. There are probably only a handful of likely places to do this - OR, CA, AZ, TX, maybe NY. Intel building in OH is more difficult from a bootstraping perspective.
Leaked roadmaps of AMD say otherwise, at least for consumer parts. Zen 5 is rumored be go big.LITTLE.
The clear winner here is JPEG XL, which is fully supported in iOS 17 and will have a billion+ capable clients by end of year.

JPEG XL has HDR, is the best codec for photographic type content in all but extremely low file size, is the best codec for cartoon/chart style graphics, has a container that is enormously flexible (want to store a channel for depth or for object detection? You can do it).
I wonder if the Chinese bao comes from pão as well.
Sorry but that is just ludicrous. You do not answer a factual question with a mostly made-up answer without saying clearly "this is pure speculation" at some point, preferably early on.
Large e-grocery company approached us with a task to promote all retailers on their marketplace. Telling what we created and what results achieved.
Salesforce is the end-goal but we wouldn't be a serious alternative for enterprise customers today. Our strategy is to start working with companies in our YC batch which have relatively simple needs, and then deliver improvements fast enough so that these companies never outgrow us and have to switch.

It's a tedious process to get off a CRM, and particularly Salesforce, so it's much easier to target companies that are not using any tool at first and grow with them.
Kevin Mitnick, Hacker Who Once Eluded Authorities, Is Dead at 59
> The human skill is going to be in figuring out what needs to be done/how to ask AI for it, and the AI will do the nitty gritty

This is great news if your job is to do the thinking. You will have more time for better thinking. Awful news if your job is hand-on-keyboard typing with others telling you what to do.
Isn't canola hugely more beneficial than olive oil in terms of nutrition anyway?

Wondering how the mediterranean countries succeeded in marketing olive oil as especially valuable/healthy oil.