skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are some YAML based schemas there too. How does this work, is there a canonical YAML->JSON transformation, or does JSON schema spec have explicit YAML support?

edit: skipping the theoretical foundations, there seems to be at least this tool that claims to validate yaml against json schema: https://github.com/json-schema-everywhere/pajv
Which country banned solar for personal use?
Having lived in multiple apartments and now back into a house I am amazed that US apartments (at least the ones where I lived) did not have a range hood that blew stuff to the outside. All they did was recirculate air through a grease filter. In other words, useless.

Now back in a house with a connection to the outside. Actually does something.

Although I try to cook outside, because cooking inside means I have to pay for more AC.
Something did (Threads), just might not become as ubiquitous.
Reminds me of the ancient volvo(?) commerical, where instead of stopping for an obstacle, it drives around and avoids it.
Or an honest mistake?
You could probably just prompt that to chatGPT
Not yet, for example:
https://petapixel.com/2023/07/24/kodak-specially-manufacture...

Also, since the price of color negative films are slowly rising, some enthusiasts use Kodak Vision-based films (which is based on cinema film).
I don't think it'll take 15 years for RISC-V processors to be competitive with ARM.
XML suffers from too many options and useless bells and whistles.
E.g. the attribute vs Parameter topic is a source of confusion, without adding much value, especially if the source and target are object oriented and/ or a relational db. What's the point?

Then there are namespaces, sure there are probably lots of places where you need to use them. But I never encountered a place where they are really needed, but because they are the default you need to work with them or your queries do not work. Super confusing for beginners and annoying as heck.
step 1: ask LLM to crack captcha

step 2: ask LLM to build better captcha

step 3: oh shit, skynet?
This provides some additional context for why the pre-built binary was added:

https://github.com/serde-rs/serde/issues/2584#issue-18580752...

Due to the way that the derive feature was causing the dependency chain in Cargo to be longer than necessary, thereby making it impossible for cargo to compile multiple crates in parallel.
It depends on what you think of instrumental convergence, if you buy it the only reason an AI would not take over the world is if it can't or it thinks attempting to do so would not provide an expected reduction in the probability of the maximally bad outcome, i.e. the AI ceasing to exist or becoming incapacitated.
For everyone challenging Colin on this, by all means, but do remember that it’s Colin.

If anyone misses less I can’t think of them.
They're probably benefitting more from the cross-platform architecture they inherited from NeXT than from anything from the pre-NeXT days. Though the fact the company had been through one architecture transition already probably influenced the decision to maintain the portability just in case (Mac OS X ran on x86 from the start).
Makes me wonder what you fed/feed your dogs. My parents always had GDs and they would get kibble. A certain amount and some water poured over it.

And of course the occasional potato. But never ever have any of those dogs had their teeth cleaned.

I wonder if dog teeth problem are a result of diet? Too much candy? Not enough chewing on sticks?
I dread the day when my daughter will ask me what I do for a living
Also non sms 2FA is much more secure. Telecoms are famous for garbage security. There are naughty places on the web where you can essentially buy the privilege of taking over a targeted phone number courtesy of a compromised employee account. For instance T-mobile has reported major widescale breaches in 2023 and purportedly small scale breaches where an employee account is taken over and used to essentially sell control of customers phone number are much more common to the point there was a telegram channel set up specifically for this purpose and hearing "T-Mobile Up" was a common occurrence.

I have for instance entirely disabled SMS 2FA wherever possible and strongly prefer my yubikey.
You could use a ADAU1701 DSP board (cheaper and shittier minidsp) or do it directly on a modern/fast microcontroller, e.g. ESP32. I used an ESP32 to adjust frequency response of a small diy loudspeaker (and added Bluetooth).
Yeah, culture is a big one.
See dotnet vs java. The latter picked up many of c# feature over the years but is still much more verbose, e.g. because their developers still abhor var
TBF that robo vacuum didn't need a datacenter to function. I had a Neato Botvac from pre-connected models that worked fine until the laser turret failed and I haven't been able to get around to repairing it yet. Roombas were around for like a decade before they started getting connected.
In my experience mpv and VLC will handle .IFO files in DVD’s VIDEO_TS folder structure just fine.

You could open the .VOB files directly, but that’s more cumbersome.
The “Intel” version actually contains a lot of Arm-specific code in Universal Binary form.
I tried it before and it’s ok for applications. However, the iOS app doesn’t do anything here; just an exclamation sign when I click generate video. Nothing happens.
Luttig suggests it will be up to the Secreteries of State in the various states to determine eligibility (just as for age and other qualifications), and then whatever decision they make it will be challenged, so ultimately it will probably have to be proven in court, albeit (if what the courts decide is other than "convict him first") to a "preponderance of evidence" standard rather than "beyond a reasonable doubt."

I'm personally undecided on what I think about it all.
I've weirdly noticed a type of analagous mechanism in relation to anxiety where I castastrophize or engage in worst-outcome thinking and when things inevitably turn out ok, the relief from the incongruity has a somewhat "euphoric" and calming effect. I feel like it might be somewhat maladaptive and "addictive"
And we went from spam to scam. Whoa, that was quick!
System fails it citizens. Citizens look at alternatives, that are social conservative by European Standards. Where is the surprise in that? The US has decayed to just another oligarchy with decorations and the population hates it.
Accessibility and React
Consider how little was wasted. There’s no build process, no framework, no plugins, no server process, nevertheless not only does it still work correctly and load instantly, it probably will forever.
Show HN: Every Experience for Everyone: A Quest to Break Down Barriers
Hello, HN!

At my personal project, I'm driven by a vision where every individual, regardless of their socio-economic status, gets the opportunity to experience everything life has to offer.
I believe that every experience, be it luxury, travel, cuisine, or any other domain, shouldn’t be the exclusive domain of just a select few.

To bring this vision to life, I’ve unveiled my first product.
While it stands out in quality, I recognize the hesitations tied to premium price points.
That’s why I’m innovating in real-time dynamic pricing.
By regularly adjusting my prices—daily—I'm taking steps to ensure that high-end experiences are within reach for many more.

This isn’t just about selling products.
It's about reshaping society's access to experiences, broadening horizons, and ensuring inclusivity in luxury.

Feel free to discuss my project.
Thank you so much for reading this.
Costco in-house optometrist test costs $60. No membership required.

At least then you know you're not being scammed.
Its honestly getting to that point though, and, depending on the robustness of your support network and economic situation, it can actually get that bad or worse.
If I had more time I’d be working on tinygrad every day.
Multiplatform XAML/C# Miracle Package: Avalonia. Comparing Avalonia to WinUI
Same reason Windows, Mac and iOS now have night light filters.
A Process for Building LLM Classifiers
The original blog post appears to be:

https://blog.chromium.org/2023/05/an-update-on-lock-icon.htm...
I also have WisprNote on the app store for MacOS. Slightly different, just for doing voice memos and other files.

I predict someone will comment: why not just use the large model on OpenAI api? Indeed you can! Large model is the best. However, it does not do live transcription, and it is not totally private, which you can do with offline app.

My WisrpNote does not yet have live! Although I've prototyped it, been busy with other projects! It's on the list! I hope yours has live.

I see you are going a paid model, does that mean that it is a subscription using OpenAI API or just paying for the download and utilization of these larger models essentially, even tho they run offline?

Anyway, WisprNote is Powered by Wispr models from OpenAI using the ggml work on GitHub from ggreganov!

Totally agree that MacOS has crap dictation! So is the Google dictation! And the iPhone dictation!

https://apps.apple.com/app/wisprnote/id1671480366
Do you just like beer or are you suffering from alcholism?
> I tell you I have two children, and (at least) one of them is a boy born on a Tuesday. What probability should you assign to the event that I have two boys?

> My initial reaction was that the information about the Tuesday was irrelevant, since at issue was gender, not day of birth. In which case, this was the same problem as the one I just described, and the answer would be 1/3. ... The correct answer to the new puzzle is 13/27, just slightly less than 1/2, and not at all close to 1/3.

This does not feel coherent on a gut level, and smart people seem to have worked it that this is true but: the answer to the new problem is the same regardless of the day of week you are told. Can't you make that inference then that the answer to the original question is actually 1/2?
> we likely have very different ideas of what that evil is nowadays

Because you don't know that, I see a comment that attempts to disrupt good people from doing anything, promoting despair. Quoting my GP comment:

>> An evil force works not by open destruction, but through lies to cause despair and corruption. The good people of the world allow themselves to be influenced by it; they embrace despair and abandon goodness and all resistance; or they are corrupted and even help the enemy.
Electricity is fungible, so when big operators buy wind-only power from the market, the rest of the demand uses the non-green power left in the pool.

(It still potentially increases wind buildout so it can have indirect positive impact especially if wind is not competitive at the same prices with fossils)

Also the accounting is "we bought as many MWh of wind power as we used" over some time window, so in reality they are using fossil power in peaks, competing with everyone else and placing pressure to expand fossil based capacity.

These are also the reasons it's probably better to talk about the electricity used instead of trying to translate it to emissions by proxy, which is prone to being gamed due to abovementioned reasons.

(Also the number is high rather than low if you consider that all the individual slices of the emisison pie at this subdivision granularity are pretty small)
Totally unrelated to the paper itself, but is there a GitHub page template to showcase a paper/project as they have?

I keep seeing these type of webpages to promote papers but haven't found the template yet.
Pretty similar diets, pretty much exclusively kibble. Not usually with water poured on it. Plenty of chewing toys and sticks.

By their mouths being in bad shape I mean losing a few teeth at the age of like 13 or 14. But that led to a bit of a downhill spiral, because then they also would stop eating as well, they'd develop other issues, etc. They were all extremely geriatric.
That sounds like the agency should be sued.
Rule no. 1: Never leave a job before obtaining a new job.
To provide some context, the fault zone you're talking about runs the entire length of the Pacific coasts, from Chile to Alaska. It's larger than the entire Atlantic coast of mainland Europe several times over and extends inland for hundreds of kilometers. Outside the fault zone is mostly arid desert or something similarly hostile, excepting places like California with milder mediterreanean climates. "Don't build there" isn't really actionable.
Some of them were One Flew/titicut follies yes. I don't think that means they should all be closed though, they should've been fixed.
I'm going a little critical in this comment, i'm hoping to give my first insights and some improvements I would like to see without scaring you off.

I'm confused/put off for a few reasons:

1. I can use AI to generally create a meal plan for my whole family if needed, why is this better? Esp if paid version only gives me 2 diets, so if I have kids, gotta pay up?

1.1 I can share these diets with a dietician, setup a consult for an hour and pay about 3 mo of your first level plan to get a fully approved diet from someone in the diet industry, and often these dieticians want to see YOU make your OWN diets to fit your lifestyle within their guidelines

2. Your website states that it's people making my diets and not AI, who are these people? Are they registered dieticians? Can we see their credentials? (I got this scepticism from 'our team will' and the manual diets options) Also in what ways are AI generating my diets?

3. Your diet form is extremely rudementary, it doesn't cover what people are currently eating, substitutions, medical blockers (diabetics, high cholesterol, low sodium diets)

4. Your website gives no example diets, just one video where you get a very generic looking diet

If I were to use this package I need to see a few things:
1. Registered dietitians working or consulting for your company, their credentials and faces on the product

2. A much more in depth form, not just a focus on weight loss for a normal person, it needs to cover a huge range of cases (dieticians can help with this)

3. Don't put number of generated diets under a paid feature, max it out at 3, family plan 8 and unlimited if you want - this is important because dieting is evolution, not revolution.

4. History, as my diet changes over time and my conversations with dieticians over my concerns

5 (extra). Private log book, reminders, grocery list generation, advanced substitutions (change specifically some ingredient, some snack), eating windows (for fasting, Ramadan, etc), holiday special diets to help you navigate the difficult seasons, etc

Thank you for sharing.
It's almost as though being trans is not an ideology but something genuine that people are becoming more accepting of.
Up until a couple years ago my car didn't even have a camera. We just looked out the window, which is still an option.
Taming High Cardinality by sharding a stream
I brave and edge you can click the padlock icon next to the url and see the cookies
His objection wasn't to "metaphors or whatever", but specifically to the technique of allegory. He was a professional expert in literature; it meant something very clear and specific to him (as did the word 'metaphor'). The full quote is,

"Other arrangements could be devised according to the tastes or views of those who like allegory or topical reference. But I cordially dislike allegory in all its manifestations, and always have done so since I grew old and wary enough to detect its presence. I much prefer history, true or feigned, with its varied applicability to the thought and experience of readers. I think that many confuse 'applicability' with 'allegory'; but the one resides in the freedom of the reader, and the other in the purposed domination of the author.

Elsewhere:

"... the only perfectly consistent allegory is a real life; and the only fully intelligible story is an allegory. And one finds, even in imperfect human 'literature', that the better and more consistent an allegory is the more easily it can be read 'just as a story'; and the better and more closely woven a story is the more easily can those so minded find allegory in it ..."
Damn, that was fun.

Got 40,465/50,000, I feel like I'm the geoguessr guy from twitch.
Java isn't mainstream?

Granted, Java has 'references' instead of pointers, but they're close enough that the concept of boxing is basically the same.
> "The brain" is not in any way shaped like a physical object

Our brains are physical object, and the connections it is composed of are also physical.
I loved this game when I was a kid. I created a huge map with the editor and I hosted a multiplayer server with this map and people would join and we would be running around this huge map with some players and have fun. People were impressed by the map and I was super exited about it. It was the first time something I created that was used by random people on the internet. I've long since lost that map of course, but still have good memories ^^
As far as I know, slides tend to degrade over long time. I've seen some becoming crap in less than 40 years, so it may be advisable to scan all of them.
As I also have inherited a big number of them, probably twice the number contained in that cabinet, I'd ask if anyone can suggest an automatic scanner that doesn't cost a fortune.
Not at the beginning. There is evidence to suggest that some institutions intentionally lied about the effectiveness of masks at the beginning of the pandemic in an attempt to prevent a mask shortage, and the "trust the science" crowd ate it up. Hilariously/despairingly enough, many of those masking at the beginning of the pandemic when it was "unscientific" to do so would later become anti-maskers. Likewise, those "trust the science" folks were quick to put on masks when "the science" changed.

Throughout the pandemic, political preferences were a far more reliable predictor of human behavior than anything else.
> most decidedly below sea level

Out of curiosity, are household-level defense measures at all common? Personal flotation and/or small boats, means for rooftop access, or such?

I will guess there can be cultural differences vis-a-vis fatalism and lack of preparation.
> buy into this trans ideology

I'm very confused by this description?

What exactly is "trans ideology"? And how do you "buy into it"?

I consider myself a centrist on most things. And I don't really understand that statement.

Either you think that people who want to dress, act, and be treated differently than their birth sex should be allowed to do so. Or you think that people should be forced to act and be treated as based on societal gender expectations.

I don't see what "ideology" there is here?
Again not an expert -- but if you look at the presentations re: this feature, I presume you wouldn't. Why? Because another feature, adopted concurrently, provides for time independent geometry? So, if you look at the pool after time X, you have the same block #, etc., but with a different geo.
> I injured my knee.

Now imagine if your job wasn't sitting at a desk all day!

Actually let's be honest, a sedentary lifestyle makes injuries like this more likely.
Absolutely and completely wrong. Home owners vote far more and every politician knows it. They're the ones deciding local elections.
I've gotten a full bed foam wedge in the past. I can't find the original one I bought before but I think the below is similar. Its much better than a short wedge pillow if you are a side sleeper. The only problem is initially you will slide down slowly but it gets better over time. I used it for a different reason because I used to get GERD issues in the past and elevation would help a lot.

https://www.amazon.com/stores/page/20D27239-CBE7-4150-BEA7-A...
I don’t remember where I saw this - but ofc there’s haskell, which is both!
another openai wrapper
How many children do you have, their genders and the day of the week they were born?
⌘+Space calls it "Terminal"
The US is basically completely out of land where people want to live. Mostly due to exclusionary zoning laws that make apartments illegal.
argiopetech stated the problem much better than I did: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37200670

The fundamental issue is that Autism itself is at least partially characterised by being unable to read social cues, this is harder in text form.

Its very easy to say something in perhaps not the best way. To welcome autists you have to do what the hackernews guidelines do: State that “Please respond to the strongest plausible interpretation of what someone says, not a weaker one that's easier to criticize. Assume good faith.”

This is not essential to operating your site, but if you are trying to be inclusive to neurodivergency then its extremely helpful to them to have a guideline like this which allows them to feel a bit at ease.

A rule like “don’t be an asshole” requires a emotional intelligence that may be lacking, it will feel like a guillotine around the neck waiting to strike if you comment something which is interpreted in way other than it was intended.

A fantastic example of this, ironically, is this thread and the original thread with Kris. Mal-intent was assumed but was not intended; people in this thread have genuinely called me an asshole- with no sense of irony.
I do wonder where the line between "just a state machine" and CPU should be drawn.

Is it enough to be a programmable state machine, or does it really need an ALU?

Or should the definition require a certain type of programmability, with an instruction pointer and conditional flow control?
> He wasn't a systematic thinker, but tended to write what sounded good at the moment without much regard for consistency with what had been written before. He had to do a lot of later editing to remove logical conflicts in his stories. Remember that the impetus for his fiction was to create a world in which his created languages could live.

What is the basis of that? It doesn't match what I've read Tolkien saying. Tolkien knew exactly what he was doing, was a leading scholar in the field of myth, and thought very deeply about it. If you want to understand, read his essay On Fairy-stories.

> no good postmodernist would object to modern readers finding meanings in literature that weren't consciously in the author's mind.

What does that means specifically? Who are you referring to? What is the basis of that? What does it have to do with this discussion?
> “Note that I'm allergic to kitsch Americana, especially Westerns, am a singularity skeptic and atheist in real life, expect FTL travel and/or time travel to prove impossible, ditto mind uploading and "true" general artificial intelligence, and strongly suspect the answer to the Fermi paradox is that our kind of tool-using intelligent life is vanishingly rare in the cosmos. Manifest destiny is white supremacist (read: Nazi) bullshit, as is eugenics and space colonization. I'll play with these as fictional tropes, but only in storytelling mode, not predictive mode.”

Since he’s the Antipope, does this mean Elon Musk is the Pope? Loves kitsch Americana, manifest destiny space colonization, and generally bullish on all these tropes…
If you do not use ICs that are complete CPUs, the minimum number of ICs needed to make a CPU is achieved by using bit-slice RALU chips and sequencer chips, e.g. from the former AMD 2900 series.

So the only reasonable way to express the complexity of a CPU is by the total numbers of gates and of flip-flops or latches, regardless how they are grouped into monolithic ICs.
It is a much worse option than it used to be. Visibility out of the rear windows from the driver's seat has gotten worse over the years.