skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Recently went the DIY route to show a Notion board on my 4th gen kindle. This is much nicer though, as it's optimised for display on the lower resolution screen.

I just wanted to avoid having to pull data out of Notion & re-build a UI. Would be nice for some way to apply CSS to a page to make it more viewable.
It is the truth that I was out on vacation at that time, and largely incommunicado, or at least I was supposed to be until these false allegations arose.

It is the truth that it was, and continues to be, massively distressing to me to be falsely accused like this.

It is the truth that I paid (out of my own pocket) for a blue check, because in the new Twitter that gets me 10x engagement, and I've always used my platform to enable and lift up others. That's what makes these accusations, and the follow-on abuse and attacks over email and otherwise so distressing.

I'm standing by those truths.
I agree. Finger pointing is easy, and for a short time, might even feel good. But it does nothing to solve the problems of today. The main questions to ask are: "how can I learn from the past?" and "what can I do to help the future?"
Does anyone know how to use a map and compass? I don't think I could outside a city.

Everyone talks about the physical maps, but the bigger issue is without the skill the map is useless, and if you've always had a phone, the true terror of being lost and alone might not enter your mind till you're there.

I guess I'm lucky that I often forget my charger and wind up having no clue where I am and trying to get back by asking directions, I'm well aware of how awful it is to have no idea where you are or what direction you're facing or if you're in the right city!
I still think of Spore whenever I see pictures of Horizon World's progress... it looks pretty similar. And Spore arguably achieved a better start to a Metaverse, in 2009.

I can't even imagine the budget and hardware deficit in comparison.
I wasn't 'tagged' on a thread, and I didn't learn about it until it was posted on here.
A brief history of motor doping in cycling
That's right. Someone's happily paying those $5000 rents in New York, and it's not largely engineers doing so.
The username is "telegpt"
See also

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37558372

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37630914

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37630243
Same, I'm closing in on twenty years since I did it on a Pentium 2 (which took a very long time to compile). But in a matter of weeks I had my own linux router that I built from scratch.

I was too much of a novice to completely understand everything I did but over time the puzzle pieces fit together and I realized it was just about the most solid foundation I could have engaged in. I'd suggest it to anyone that interacts with Linux and the time requirement to compile everything is far, far less than it was years back.
The comment I replied to called the differences universal.

The article said LARP is always group-based. Possibly the authors intended the other claims to be rules of thumb. Certainly their intended audience included people who tend to think in black and white. And several claims I contradicted were faulty rules of thumb.
Tell me who is morally superior, then.
Existing media paradigms will not be around for very long, for better or worse. Intellectual property exists because high quality film, music, books, and more, require labor and resources to produce. Within a few years quality media of any type will be so plentiful and abundant it be as cheap as dirt.

No one today hires elite guards to protect a 50kg bag of salt... but at one time we did.
While I'm not a perfect person, indeed, I am far from it, I did not perpetrate any injustice here, and I resent the accusation.
"government-backed cryptocurrency thieves"

Pirates in the original sense.
I think nix's hydra and binary caching would accomplish this

https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Hydra

https://nixos.wiki/wiki/Binary_Cache
I dunno, when I saw this, I wanted to draw flowers on her skin instead, since she provided the rose as reference, and I do a bit of art myself. If people instead painted her, put her in robes, braided her hair or something else nonviolent, wouldn't that also be a spectacle?
Daycares did not close during covid in Sweden.

On the topic there are a category of preschools in Sweden called "Ur och skur" which have most education outdoors.

Back in the 90s I know some primary schools in Sweden also had education outside, but I think that have changed with schools becoming more competitive lately.
Is India’s new airport in Mumbai safe? Bird strike experts say no
Yes, a school near my parents' house in Michigan did this! They built several large outdoor pavilions and also have a clearing in the adjoining woods that they hold classes in. I visited in the dead of winter and sure enough, there were about 100 kids out in the freezing cold all day long. Even from a distance, you could see that they were bundled up in multiple layers to keep warm. I was back recently and they still do outdoor classes, but I think it is only for a portion of the day now as I didn't see nearly as many students outside at a time.

1. https://wwmt.com/news/local/moving-forward-kazoo-school-offe...
From what I've read, it actually appears to be somewhat generational; apparently Gen-Z has, broadly speaking, actually picked up some good habits and seems to be saving money at a higher rate than previous generations. [1]

Of course, speaking about people in terms of generations is not something I really enjoy doing (especially since it does seem like millennials get a disproportionate level of hate on that front), but I think in the case of Gen-Z a lot of it has to do with the fact that a lot of them grew up right around the 2008 financial crash and realized how important saving money is.

[1] https://www.rocketmortgage.com/learn/gen-z-financial-goals-2...
Bloody hell, I live in a famously high cost country (Norway) and I can get perfectly acceptable coffee for half that price.
In addition to Localstack, Moto can help speedup the dev/test cycle as well.

If you're architecture is on AWS, you're most likely using either one of those solutions.
> (Why any business stays in California is beyond me...)

Money and a high quality workforce.
Ultra-processed food linked to higher risk of depression, research finds
I got all excited thinking of the potential of keeping this at the bottom of someone's pack given it's low weight, until I remembered how much I despise people flying drones on top of my head whenever I'm out in the outdoors, looking for a peaceful place to connect with nature.
I use computer and also write on paper a lot (I usually use a pencil rather than a pen, although some people prefer to use a pen). Writing on paper it can be done anywhere (and I commonly do in many places), and regardless of power outage, etc, and is also easier to give to someone else, than a computer (and do not have to worry about the incompatibility of computers, etc). I could also store them anywhere.

Also for calendar, you can write it on a paper if you have a calendar on the wall; and, if you want to write notes on a paper next to something that it is relevant to (e.g. program numbers on a radio), then you can do that.

Paper can also be reused (especially if you write on both sides) and recycled, and should be done more; even you might have spare paper that you can write notes, etc.

They also mention package materials. I do think that reusable packaging materials would be better. (Reusable stuff is better in general.)
Probably a sardonic reference to Mark Zuckerberg: https://venturebeat.com/business/start-up-advice-for-entrepr...

>“I want to stress the importance of being young and technical,” he stated. If you want to found a successful company, you should only hire young people with technical expertise. “Young people are just smarter,” he said with a straight face.
GoPro tried and failed, but I don't think regulation and legislation were the reason.
Yeh I doubt this will ever happen in a way that provides real value for pixel owners… when they started using their own chips it was meant to be 5 years, then turned out to be 3 years of updates.

They’ve had the opportunity for I provide security updates for their old pixels for years but chose not too. So this is just marketing fluff to get a few more sales…

And in typical Google style after 3 years they’ll say “yeh… about those 7 years, we really meant 3”

Pixel pass anyone?
I can help! Stop insisting that trans women are men, then there is no problem.
You are not wrong. Just, here, priority is

1. minimalism
2. ease of use

It's an uneasy balance. I am well aware of the value of fully-powered templating engines.
> Anyone who buys a house wants to use it as a nest egg. Its not just a baby boomer thing.

This is a recent phenomenon, and it is not universal at all. The boomers are the first generation not to protect pensions but instead gut them, and also to simultaneously use their houses as ATMs which HELOCs and such, which exploded in the boomers' heyday, the mid-late 80s. Almost every large institution and measure that supports the rampant inflation of house prices and keeps their values afloat came into its own with the explicit encouragement and effort of the boomers.
Internet UPC Database
LFS taught me so many things in my beginning for software engineer career(2011). 5 years later, we moved to minimal centos7.

I also remember working on getting LFS work on AWS EC2 back then.
> Having everything pulled out and replaced by dentures before it became a problem was a common coming of age present up until the 1930s.

My former dentist would like to politely dissagree.
> Norway

Sweden.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bas_90

> Like its predecessor, the Bas 90 system was based around defensive force dispersal of aircraft across many krigsflygbaser (wartime air bases) in case of war, as well as dispersion of the air base functions within the individual bases themselves. The air units would have been dispersed so one squadron (8-12 aircraft) would be stationed per krigsflygbas. The system was a protective measure against nuclear weapons and airstrikes, the purpose being to make it complicated for an opponent to destroy the Swedish Air Force on the ground and thus ensure endurance for the air force in a conflict scenario.
Covid vaccines linked to unexpected vaginal bleeding
GPT3 was not as good as 3.5. Multimodal is not the same as OCR + object recognition.
Losing My Religion
That’s extra frustrating because Siri absolutely had that functionality at some point in the past, and may even still have it if you say the right incantation. Those incantations change in unpredictable and unknowable ways though.
Caine – computer forensic tools for Linux and Windows
"for certain children who are inmates of one of its schools for the mentally defective deaf."

Wow, that is a loaded statement that certainly has not aged well.
This fixes myopia as well
What Earth’s continents will look like in 250M years
>but the article just feels like the publishers are rushing to jump

this is just the standard playbook for all social media though. it doesn't matter if your message is true or not. just say your message boldly and keep repeating it ad nauseam. people will promote it, and followers will follow it. as long as a follower likes the person saying it, it will be believed. if the viewer doesn't like the speaker, it will be hated.
How do I test it properly in science, except through what she did here? Genuinely asking. Am I paying people 10$ amazon gift cards for the opportunity to sexually assault a woman? VR-cut-and-drink-woman-blood?
I mean, how didn't Intel and AMD saw what apple was creating.

PCs have been stuck to 3/4Ghz for more than 15 years, so it is not like they didn't have the time to optimize from the consumption/heat point of view.
It's cheaper if you don't need to provide classrooms or textbooks for the "invalid" children. Just let them freeze to death out in the forest.
This looks just like my Mavic Mini (similar weight/size) which is no longer in production. I do like how the new DJI drones have their own integrated controller/screen. One of the biggest pain points with my Mavic is using my phone.
I agree and know this, it's more about how they are making promises they cannot keep. If Democrats ever get a majority in Congress again, and don't do it, however...
I assume you mean major version? Because the kernel gets updated all the time otherwise.
Why isn't this reliable then, other than the job titles mess?
It was the earlier submission, and neither are on the front page.

We don't go by points when merging threads; we use some combination of "which was earlier" and "which has the better article".
You mean like prompt engineering?

What you’re describing as “clinging to an old way of things” is how every single thing has been, ever, new or old.
Light drones are great, but how far away are we from quiet consumer drones? I'd love to not have every hike ruined by some wannabe videographer.
In grad school a fellow student and i came up with a dozen double entendres. I only remember a few.
While that's an obvious kneejerk reaction to the least sensible reading of the headline, California is actually adopting rules to alter the conditions of the insurance business in the state to create greater incentives (and reduce specific existing disincentived) insurers offering homeowners insurance in the state in general, and high wildfire risk areas in particular, not prohibiting departures or forcing people to create insurance businesses, as the article makes quite clear.
Why does it need adjustment? In Norway you buy it from, amongst others, IKEA cut to exactly the dimensions you specify.
Probably requires some sort of consensus to accept newly uploaded code.
> This announcement seem to have killed so many startups that were trying to do multi-modal on top of ChatGPT.

Rather than die, why not just pivot to doing multi-modal on top of Llama 2 or some open source model or whatever? It wouldn’t be a huge change

A lot of businesses/governments/etc can’t use OpenAI due to their own policies that prohibit sending their data to third party services. They’ll pay for something they can run on-premise or in their own private cloud
UK and other countries have relaxed rules for drones under 250g, see here[0] as well as the FAA link.

[0] https://www.caa.co.uk/drones/rules-and-categories-of-drone-f...
That's a lot of projection with very little fact.

If anything I'm ashamed of the sheer volume of personal time, money, and effort I put into helping build and enable community, only for accusations like this to lead people to believe all kind of false things about me to the extent that they'll write me horrifying emails, and speculate on Ycombinator about my motives!
Did you find a way to do this seamlessly including being able to say something like "Hey Bing", or do you just have a shortcut or widget for this?
You don't have some special right to keep living in the same neighborhood just because you were there first
Issuing broadscale complaints against the youth without being specific about how the gripes buttress the article feels like an example of not knowing how to argue.

That's the core problem the article is talking about.

Just doubling down and saying it's all the same again avoids creating any arguable contentions. It's a belief in symbols - asserts a known/believed Ballardian hyper-real - without establishing why these quotes support or back the article.
The interactive 3D model at the end is really sick.
Enlightening article. Indeed, the high comorbidity of substance abuse disorders with other developmental, behavioral, and/or executive function disorders, suggests that a lot of it stems directly from untreated congenital conditions. Often the lack of treatment and exacerbation of the condition stem directly from socioeconomic conditions.

In other worlds, well-adjusted people with support networks rarely "get addicted" to drugs (as if they are some sort of cursed potion that anyone who consumes is afflicted).
Show HN: Automatically check into SW flights with a bot
I got tired of checking into my flight exactly 24 hours before it departs, so I built a bot to do it for me. Enjoy!
"verify, then trust" is problematic in a world where companies get bought and sold, management changes, business goals shift, etc.

The only protection against this is contracts, but when a company -- like Unity has done twice now -- decides to retroactively change the terms of existing contracts, that means that you cannot trust them at all going into the future even if they're solidly "good" right now.
Anduril I guess? but they're exclusively focusing on the military applications.

What about zipline? There's also some other startups focusing more on use of drones rather than building drones from ground-up.
They de-prioritized Firefox. Probably rightfully so, it doesn't stand a chance against Chrome and Safari being shipped as defaults on mobile. They can't really "organically" engineer it back to meaningful market share.

Anyway, somehow Google seems to keep sending them hundreds of millions anyway, so why not spend it on activist blogs that read like a HR DEI policy?
$759 for those wondering.
Ethereum contracts are generally immutable so there is no facility to "upload code".
Red Hat had over a billion dollars in revenue last year and it's never stopped growing. Free Red Hat-compatible operating systems did not stop them from making a lot of money.
> Privacy Information: Plese note that the data is proxied through the Invisible Computers API backend and a non-reversible hash of most recent image is stored for up to 48 hours.

Wait? It's always proxied through your service? So there is no way to show something on the screen without you also being able to see it? That's a big nope for me.
> It's not insane to get out in front of drone regulation

Nor is it surprising. There are a lot of regulations around aviation (though perhaps not as many as there are in other places) and safety is the reason. Every flying object in the sky is sharing the space with commercial airliners, hobbyist pilots, logistics companies, government aircraft, etc. All of which share the same regulations or have specific ones depending on the industry. It makes sense that drones would be regulated as well.
I do see a difference, I just don't agree that the intended message is "please literally hurt me". Even if you believe that is the intended message, it still isn't rational or acceptable to act on it.
Professor Levin is welcome to contact me, if he wants to learn the truth.
I think there are some killer products, but the surface area here is not that big. I can definitely see how we can improve on all of the above, but at the rate things are developing right now, you're looking at smaller and specialized models as the underlying infrastructure. Keeping the conversation focused on Anthropic, unless there is promise of some specific functions outside this range that require big powerful models, they're in trouble.

There is a world in which the dust settles and the current "era" of AI doesn't actually result in a significant amount of productivity/value creation and capture thereof. Everything rests on the current assumption that emergent behaviors and some semblance of consciousness can extrapolate infinitely. You have to believe that in order to justify the investments we're currently seeing in some of the big players.
Same thing happened with Canadian Tire's "Mastercraft" brand. I think it was always viewed as a Craftsman knock off, but they used to have a lifetime warranty and pretty good quality. I now mostly regard Mastercraft as disposable junk.
it would be neat to mount some sort of weather proof container on a tree with a solar panel that it could go into, so then it's like a bird. could imagine some shared spec and network of these so they can charge, lying in wait.
Streaming 1080p/60fps up to 20km wirelessly is mind boggling to me. What kind of tech is used to make that happen? seems like it'd require a lot of power.
Ask HN: Does anyone know of any textbooks on infinity?
I was just wondering if anyone knows any good textbooks on infinity.

I saw a post on HN (or maybe it was lobste.rs) a long time ago about a textbook on the same subject and I can't seem to find it anymore.
Saying that they are doing a lot more than Microsoft and Google is to say they are not actively hurting an open internet. I don't think this is even true, Mozilla year after year burns millions of dollars on random unrelated projects while watching its market share slip more and more. The management at Mozilla have effectively killed the browser duopoloy, and probably ensured a permanent chromium environment.
Ask HN: How do you build a daily routine and stick to it?
A lot of portland's problems stem from a century of institutional racism.

Do you know why single-family zoning was driven so hard for so long? It keeps out undesirables. The consequences of that policy go very deep, from preventing new development to driving up values of existing properties. Both of which are terrible for affordable housing.

The shockwaves of Portland's past are still reverberating. I'm glad they finally passed laws to allow infill and rezoning, although all the boomers are squawking like crows around roadkill.
"Regular exercise can boost your mood if you have depression, and it's especially useful for people with mild to moderate depression." https://www.nhs.uk/mental-health/self-help/guides-tools-and-...

"Exercise is as effective as antidepressants in some cases." - https://www.health.harvard.edu/mind-and-mood/exercise-is-an-...

"Depression and anxiety: Exercise eases symptoms" https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/depression/in...

For serious cases that can't be helped by exercise, there is professional help, including medication.

For no cases at all are illegal drugs / self-medication the answer.

For anything that ever goes wrong with a complex, self-adjusting system, we should start with light-touch interventions that align with the natural pathways of that system. Serious interventions are for serious problems only.
can you explain how and when this wasnt the case barring regulatory interference?
I think their problem is trying so hard to sell something that most people don't really care too much about (even though they should):

Firefox is more than a browser. Learn more about Firefox products that handle your data with respect and are built for privacy anywhere you go online.

People will takes "works better" or "do stuff you want to do" over "more privacy" every time. That's why we have to have laws like CCPA and GDPR to get businesses to even care about privacy.
Please see my statement above. I started this project long before I met Oz. And when I met Oz, I had a very specific technical requirement that I hoped his library could fix, and then we could lift up his library as a solution instead of building our own. Unfortunately it could not, and at that point the discussion ended.
And the Foo Lake refresh would be Bar Lake?
The failures of the elites: nuclear power
Your personal notes are probably not significant in and of themselves, but historians will certainly care if no one's personal notes from today are preserved 200 years from now.
OPSEC is a myth, apparently.