skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A quick search first to read any of the numerous Ask HN:'s of similar topics would help.

or you need to follow an aggregator of top posts from the day on twitter or social whatever like betterHN etc so you see that this was already 100 upvotes in when you posted.
You can instal a transmission cooler if you live in that region.
I heard that attempting to load dynamic libraries from an executable using MUSL was difficult. Specifically when the library you want to load imports libc.
non paywall: http://archive.today/TnSQL
Micro is excellent. I love it. Been using it for years and can't go back to vim.

- Modern keybindings and shortcuts

- mouse support, scrolling support

- copy/paste from the clipboard

- syntax highlighting

- supports extensions

All out of the box. Just wish the community extensions were more numerous but haven't written any myself and won't complain.

edit: Try tome! Dont' want to hijack this thread
iPhone 15 Models Support USB-C to Ethernet for Faster Internet Speeds
This seems more like a list of “ways” Windows is going in the wrong direction, but I already know about those. I'd be far more interested in the “reasons” the title promised, which I don't think are as simple as just money.
you have an example of this? using quotes is not the same as going to advanced search and saying use exact word or phrase. silly, yes I know.
Not a budget option now, but this is a factory supported application on properly equipped F-150s. 240v@30A, available on the hybrid or EV only model (IMHO, more useful with the hybrid, cause you can probably drive to get more gas, or store some onsite, where it might be hard to find somewhere to drive to charge)
I have no idea; but I speculate this is one area challengers have it easier because

a) there is no giant industry optimizing for ranking on Kagi. There are whole armies of people trying to game google search, meaning whatever heuristics they have would probably be rendered useless shortly if google were to adopt them.

And

b) Kagi has a much smaller, more technical userbase. So like the early web they can get away with a search experience tailored for those kinds of people and not millions of people powering on a smartphone as their first computer.
I did a Windows reinstall on a Surface in the Spring, it installed with no MS Account.
Probably more like selection bias. Sites that are heavily monetized with Google have relationships with them and can work directly with them to improve their SEO and page rankings. Plus if they have all those ads they almost certainly also use Analytics, which can help them optimize too.

But also, if someone claimed to be a Google engineer and told me they purposely rank up pages that have Adsense on them, I wouldn't call them a liar immediately.
They could certainly go out and try and hire some of the best iOS vuln researches. But if they hire the top 10 out there, then #11 gets a massive payrise to go and work for one of the spyware companies.

And if Apple is paying huge amounts of money and getting into bidding wars with all the other companies out there for vuln researches, that'll attract a load more people to start hunting.
Apple removes app created by Andrew Tate
It's always mildly annoying when different technologies have the same name or acronym
Another "post-modern" natively compiling Scheme is Gerbil Scheme [0]. It's seeing a lot of attention/enhancements lately, including some bounties to implement features.

[0]: https://cons.io
Time was when a person could build and program their own computer using any parts they wanted. Tech types valued their ability to build, diagnose, repair, and optimize their own equipment.

From the responses here, I can only surmise that's attitude is considered old fashioned now.

I lost interest in Apple product after going go through a Kafkian experience trying to use the standard serial port on the early iPod/iPhone connectors. Was trying to build a prototype of a handheld compass app, using a magnetometer board we designed that plugged into the connector and drew power from the phone. Everything worked fine, except I couldn't get the serial port software working in the phone app. Apple wouldn't let me use the serial port without a special MFI chip, requiring me to fill out tons of financial paperwork (Dun and Broadstreet etc), business plans, sales estimates, target markets, etc. They were not interested in helping me out at all.

Not sure why Apple decided that serial ports were off limits. This is about the oldest comm technology out there. sigh

Anyhow, I read that hobbyists were working around the limitations by using the microphone port as a modem. Basically modulate the serial data, send as a waveform into microphone port, then demodulate the audio stream in software. Clever.

So I went and built this. Only to find that Apple had recently decided to close the "audio hole", forcing me to use an MFI chip to get access to the microphone port.

The more I dug, the more I found everything locked down. I realized Apple didn't want me actually using any of the standard interfaces I'd come accustomed to using in my decades long career in tech. Beautiful phone, I just couldn't use it outside of the curated experience. Not without their permission (read: tax).

It was the most anti-consumer piece of electronics I'd ever enountered. I'm assuming it's much much worse now.

If Apple dared, they'd consider locking down WiFi access as well. I'm sure they've toyed with the idea of forcing all WiFi router manufacturers to purchase an MFI chip to interoperate with Apple product.

What the kids here seem to want is a curated experience, and they're willing to pay $$$ every month for a device they can't open, repair, modify, etc.

Good luck to you and your leased phone experience, you only compute at Apple's pleasure. I fear for the subsequent generations raised in a market where this exploitive behavior has become normalized.

/old-timer-rant
There's always been a tendency towards shorthand-- medieval manuscripts elided certain parts of the harmony/accompaniment because it's just known to be there by the musicians of the day. Same for jazz lead sheets-- they give you the melody and a general sense of the harmony, with the understanding that specific voicings and reharmonizations will be left to the discretion of the performer in the moment.
A lot of people on HN are very happy with Kagi, but I haven't seen examples of searches to understand where it is better. In a blind "taste test", I would be surprised if Kagi or Bing is preferred to Google for most searches.
The rationale is here: https://cloudnative-pg.io/documentation/1.20/controller/
To me this is a fairly damning result.

How large would we need to make an LLM to accommodate for every "reverse" prompt scenario? Isn't this memorization at the end? Why should I have to explain the reverse of everything after I demonstrate how to do it a few times?

How can we correct for this in the transformer architecture? Is there some reasonable tweak that can be made to the attention mechanism, or are we looking at something more profound here?
Global yearly average temperature doesn’t mean local temperature on a certain day. That “a little hotter” may mean killer dry bulb temperatures over vast regions for weeks.

Right now there is a heatwave in Brazil (including the south, so not just tropical areas) with temperatures over 40°C. And it is still winter there.
Yeah I’ve never been on a design system team (always wanted to), but I think it would require a technical lead to help keep the team focused. It’s admittedly very hard for a non-technical designer to understand what is and is not a concern for engineering, so I get why they would find themselves distracted.
Google's Project Zero.
Discussion on the main post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37614793
[dupe]

Discussion on the main post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37614793
What would you want to see in MS Linux? I'm terrified that having "embraced" linux they are scheming in the background to "extend" it in a way that they don't release the source. That's got to be part of their strategy. If they wanted to play nice and make a distro that would be cool, but I see no chance of that.
Clang is being replaced by Aro (a C compiler written from scratch in Zig)
If I recall correctly, the prius ICE and EV systems are totally isolated and only connected by the road in between the front and rear tires. The ICE runs the front tires and the EV system is hooked up to the rear tires. You mostly charge the battery up by slowing the car down with the rear tires, so you'd need to modify the car with some belts or linkage between the front and rear drives.
it's http interception so no, I doubt javascript matters at all
These exploits are weapons. Look at what governments pay for weapons. That's hard to compete with.
Stanford’s CS25 Course: Transformers United
I don't consider a free-to-read web page the same as an operating system on my machine
I didn't see any of that. Because, unlike Windows, I can turn those ads off with an ad blocker or whatever. Windows, OTOH, will throw ads at you even after you go to the trouble of flipping all of those hard-to-find switches (according to TFA). Also unlike Windows, I also didn't pay any hard-earned to view the web page.
I'll also had that a huge portion of genuinely good content is now inaccessible to Google in walled gardens like Discord, Facebook, Twitter, and TikTok.
Perhaps the default is related to age?
Cool tool. I think it could be a bit more polished. I'd like to have the author's name in there as well, and options to immediately share to whatever site I'd like. Also, why not just automatically look up the site on goodreads rather than having the user find the URL?
Ah yes luckily I don’t have that problem but that’d be infuriating. They should really have extra leg space in a set of economy/coach seats as well that you can claim if you’re taller. I mean, you pay equal for being twice the weight so I don’t see why being a less than a foot taller than average should be such a crazy thing to accommodate.

How often do you manage to book the exit row seats? I assume a lot of non-tall folks take them too just for the extra space.
And note that if you implement crypto in Rust by calling out to a C library, that requires the unsafe keyword anyway.
You got me this time, fragmede. :)
> unless approved by the Postal Regulatory Commission

All laws can be changed
People found you could remove the screen covering, all or nothing, aspect of the menu tiles and (once again) found that muscle memory is a thing.

Edit: they are much more spatially friendly, especially since you could resize the tiles to make them easier to hit.
yes yes, and suicide forest.

there are lots of examples.

not yet too many, it seems.
It hang on non - english video.
I tried this one: https://youtu.be/B4kRwlHTcLM?si=3kp3pvQ4M4l6eRTT
Otherwise, brilliant
I mean, they were here before the CA gov, it's just that the CA gov has more firepower, tasers, and handcuffs, so we listen to them.

Otherwise I wish the natives would give us some tax cuts too.
If its local scanning, this is fine. Dare I say, its a pretty good use of machine vision.
It's not directly comparable to HN, but as someone who enjoys the discussion style here I also enjoy /r/neoliberal for a political focus.
Props to WINE for making it viable to ditch Windows entirely. Windows 10 and onwards abuse their users so hard it amazes me that they have any users left.
A brief history of high availability
Right and what is better way to learn than deploying random features to prod!
> Bikes are responsible for roughly none of the wear to the road.

> If you use the fourth power law to calculate road stress, a typical car is on the order of five orders of magnitude more damaging to roads than a typical bicycle.

By this logic, shouldn't cars not have to pay anything either, since they're responsible for roughly none of the wear compared to semis?
please provide the definition that is being used, and preferably how one gets to participate in deciding.
I'm not taking sides, I'm trying to understand the politics of this announcement.
The Typelevel folks on Discord are of the opinion it's not of much interest to them
It's kinda funny that there's a company out there that does both game publishing and popular desktop utilities
Agreed. Part of my point is that these days, the biological difference is becoming less and less relevant to the "cultural" difference between mother and father.
This is it. Having broken stuff by upgrading myself, I can say it does not make you popular. This is especially the case if what the upgrade did was tighten up some bug that it turns hid a bug in your team's code...
It's always nice to find a modern example of an ancient practice. E.g. ~3000 years old board scratched in stone in Assyria https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/magazine-35669056
Maturin is great. I've used it to distribute a Rust program that has absolutely nothing to do with Python. It compiled it fine and once I had navigated the usual mess of Python to find out how to upload packages to PyPi (not to be confused with PyPy), it worked pretty well.

I got the idea from CMake, which also has absolutely nothing to do with Python but is best installed via Pip. It's a package manager that basically works and is basically always available on Linux and Mac (among programmers anyway).

One of the few areas of Python that doesn't completely suck.
If you want to get technical, the Roman Republic controlled provinces and ally states. Emperor was the title of a victorious general, and a notion of a "Roman Empire" is an artifact of modern scholarship.
It literally says in the original post that it only works for English videos.
When you offer antitheft tools that don’t work, it doesn’t matter whether the egg or the chicken came first in terms of theft, it matters that your solution didn’t work the way you claimed it would. Big difference.

If they sold cars without locks and antitheft all your points would be on point.

When our homes are broken into a the alarm company you paid money to put in an alarm in your house doesn’t actually work and then people die in your house and they still don’t do anything about it, then your close to what is avtually happening.

Spot on about the governments inaction though. That part is entirely correct.
Vioxx was like a super-NSAID. I took it for month in my 20s with a degenerative disc.

It was incredible, eliminating chronic pain and inflammation. It allowed me to function normally, sleep, etc.

The problem is, it causes heart attacks, especially if you are at risk for having a heart attack. The key study showed a 5x higher rate of heart attack for Vioxx users vs Naproxen.
You are right. The site doesn't handle non-English videos, but that is on the roadmap. Thanks so much!
Needing to open two jars of stuff to slather on toast? How barbaric! I couldn't imagine living in such backwards times. :)

Next thing you'll be telling me is peanut butter and jelly come in separate jars!

https://www.smuckers.com/peanut-butter/goober

True innovation happens on this side of the pond.
Make is literally a command runner. That’s all it does.
You can try Kakoune or Helix.
In government there is no difference.
It might be, but it also might not. If you're just cowboy chording, sure, but if you're playing chord melody you'll find the chord you choose is highly contextual based on what you're playing and where you're going. An Am chord is a continuum of notes going up or down the neck A-C-E (G?) over and over-- wherever your hand sits, there's an Am available to you. It just might sound better (or more interesting!) or play easier to grab one set of A-C-E versus another.
Well, all my daily searches, whether it be technical or daily mundane things return better results with less cruft than Google. Also, it notifies you if a page has excessive number of trackers.

Combine it with personal website ranking and lenses, it surpasses Google easily.

Also since it has no ads, there’s no noise.

I don’t use Microsoft products, so I can’t comment on Bing.
BART's a bad example of pretty much everything. In terms of fares the price per mile goes down the longer you ride while the price to run that service goes up.

Most of BART's ridership is between San Francisco and Oakland, which is what the most recent service cuts targeted. The suburbanites that see their fares subsidized by the urban riders got service increases. Go figure.
Tara Reade
I wonder if it's going to become even more web based but it has also accomplished things like a sorta unified desktop/web/mobile experience and the steam deck. So there's that.
If you don't mind, could you share an example of such long video? I'd love to debug it.

As for non-Youtube URL: I indeed do not handle that error right now :D. Thanks so much for bringing it up!
Wait til you hear about how United Healthcare was sued for not covering Lifeflight flights from car accidents because "no preauthorization was obtained"...
The off centre spinning wheel bothers me too much.

That's so evil. Please correct the alignment!
What does this have to do with Elon?
They're mixing white and black text on the same background. Mixing muddy red with dark blues. Yeah.
> And in many cases, that much power transports a single person and occasionally a few bags of groceries.

Is there any comparable mode of transport that can accommodate all of this in poor weather (i.e. a snowstorm) without having to wear burdensome clothing?

I realize 150 years ago people wouldn’t venture out in those conditions, but they also didn’t move more than 50 km from their birthplace over their lifetime.
It’s meant for kids.
Just used this to clear out my watch later list without having to watch anything. Nice!

Only note I have at this time is that it seemed to time out or hang or something on a long video (>2h) -- I'm guessing that there might be limitations to how much transcript you can chuck into GPT, it might be worth throwing an error of some sort in that scenario rather than the forever load

E: Seen you've asked for an example to the other person mentioning this. In my case it was this video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hFL6qRIJZ_Y
Check it out for yourself.
This feature wouldn't make a lot of sense in most cases in Rust. Rust has full type interference inside functions, so if we're inside the function body we can allow the type to be inferred, partially or entirely. For example Vec<_> says this is a Vec of something but we're not specifying what it's a Vec of.

In the function signature, Rust deliberately doesn't have inference, you must write down the types and decltype would not be acceptable for that purpose.
I think their point applied to your reply is "ok so ocean acidification is happening. so what?". the flood of scientific papers and muddled messaging is what has led to the common populace now really understanding the implications. For better or worse, most people will not click into a nature.com or epa.gov article vs a quick TikTok
I did side by side for a while and Kagi was consistently superior to Google and bing. I think it boils down to they don’t try to cross sell advertisements so they’re more oriented towards actually providing better results rather than better paying results.
I don't mind some ads, but the other day on Paramount Plus it started to show a 300 second ad for Wegovy (after already seeing several 30s slots for Wegovy play back to back). 300 seconds, that's 5 minutes! I just turned it off (the TV) and gave up at that point, so I don't know if it was the same 30s ad played 10 times or if it was longer "infomercial". Totally ridiculous!
Show HN: Universal Turing Machine Simulator
I think they run the casinos up around Redwood.
If I could move at all right now, I would, but it would be difficult for me to move even domestically right now.
Unfortunately, the sad truth is likely that Google has hard telemetry evidence that users in aggregate prefer this SEO junk, engage with it, and move on feeling that Google successfully satisfied their query.

If Google could drive higher levels of engagement and satisfaction by screening out the dross I think they would, it’s clearly within their abilities.

Hopefully AI gets good enough and scales efficiently enough so they can disaggregate this kind of ranking decision.
I don't think that is the prevailing opinion among trans folks.
Upfront pricing AND optional upfront payment for non-emergency services. If you choose to pay upfront you should receive no further bills, period.
> There was a strict sense of not diluting the Prime brand with things that members would see value in.

Prime Video was something I didn't ask for. I just wanted Prime shipping. When Video launched, suddenly I was getting charged about 2x as much for no added value, with no chance to opt out.

To make matters worse, since I was being coerced into paying for Video, I decided to try it out. Picked some series I was interested in. Watched seasons 1 and 2. Season 3 had to be rented or purchased separately to my Prime subscription. Similar things happened with other programs as well.

Prime Video has been the flagship of enshittification since launch.
"To survive the flood of revenue optimized content (recipes being a familiar example), you need an active [software] agent working on your behalf to read content and make one straight thing out of the crooked timber of the web."

So what do you think, will be the goal of all advertisers?

To get their recommendations baked into that AI. Direct bribing/revenue sharing with the manufactur of that AI. Or sneaking data into training sets via bribed employes and so on.

I don't trust black boxes and never will.
I assume you're in the US.

What you're probably seeing are the bills that your service provider sends to insurance, and then your insurance sending you a statement of benefits.

If these were real bills, they would keep sending them.

(Sometimes these can be amusing: I had surgery in 2011, and the hospital billed the insurance company $100,000. The insurance company responded that the agreed cost for services should be $20,000. The hospital ended up getting $20,000. IMO, $20,000 was plenty to pay everyone involved.)
The biggest power of Kagi is “you” are the algorithm. A page is optimizing for Kagi and providing bad results? Block them. You found a good website burrowed down? Raise/promote them.

Kagi works for you, with your input. It doesn’t do “advanced guessing” by implicitly and opaquely processing your interaction with it.
I misread it. The article says “30 min less than driving,” but I read it as “30 min.” Airplanes take 60-90 min, not counting boarding etc.
You are probably viewing the dark colour scheme of the website. The website looks fine in light colour scheme. However in dark colour scheme, while it flips the background and text colour alright, it does not alter the accent colours sufficiently well.

To see what I mean, compare https://i.imgur.com/hhL0fZH.png (dark colour scheme) with https://i.imgur.com/rr24RkN.png (light colour scheme).

Consider the colour of the text "Try Kubernetes Way" and the background colour. In light mode, we have foreground colour #DC2626 on background colour #FFFFFF. This has a contrast ratio of 4.82. WCAG 2.0 level AA recommends minimum contrast ratio of 3.0 for large text. So a contrast of 4.82 is decent enough. However in dark mode, we see #991B1B on #075985 which has a contrast ratio of only 1.09. This ratio is too low and fails all WCAG contrast requirements.
I thought I was fairly open that I don’t necessarily consider the failure of many of our recruits to adapt to be their problem; the military isn’t a very good way to live.

Specifically, I was very nearly a fatal failure to adapt (suicidal attempt), and am speaking from that perspective.

There is much they could do to address this from the services side.

The Army tried to recruit me to the cyber warfare side towards the end of my career, and after taking one look I ran. I wanted nothing to do with that structure.