skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe I phrased that badly. You would have set kagi as your default search engine, but sometimes you want to search something on a specific site only. With bangs, kagi will redirect you to another search engine instead of running the query itself. If you append !w to your query, you will search on Wikipedia instead. If you append !g, your query is redirected to Google. There is no advantage over searching on Google directly, but it is much faster than going to the Google page if kagi is your default.
And I meant that the !g bang works on ddg as well, though there probably is a ddg bang on kagi too.
'It's Ludicrous': Those $17K Gold Apple Watches Are Now Obsolete
Combine Erowid with SCP.
Doesn't vscodium crash for you 1 out of every 9 times?

Is there a way to streams steam games from a wayland session?

Is it possible to make stacked transparent windows show what is behind them in sway, like we have with i3 and a compositor ?
This was extremely useful needed this today!
The evidence seems to at least point to NIST trying to get selected one specific algorithm selected.

How else do you explain the after-the-fact changing of evaluation criteria (all favoring one algorithm) and the weird calculation error (which as I understand the text didn't come from the Kyber designers but the evaluation committee)?

Add to that the lack of transparency in particular why not follow the FOI requests ? and the much more significant involvement of NSA employees in the process (contrary to their own statement). Shouldn't that make everyone very suspicious?
They MAY have an X bias, but I think a much more generous interpretation is simply that they are highlighting which _alternative_ platforms BBC have given up on.

Threads and Mastodon are both _alternative_ choices, with Twitter being the main real-time shortform source. TFA highlights that BBC is giving up on threads, but not on alternatives in general.
I still cant understand the trend of meta documentation and meta discussion that's covering superficially the internet. Obviously the demand of time to organize the data is getting too high and we cant dedicate time to the content anymore but I still find a .README file more valuable in terms of management of the data (not so beautiful but probably more concise).
I'm getting old, pardon me for the rant.
After their failures with meta, ms, and Google it was the next one to try.
Eh, don't worry, there are plenty of instances that won't federate with Threads or other select instances. You have the choice to remain among the people you want.

And before someone mentions "that defeats its purpose", it does not. The purpose is for the user to act on its own agency and be wherever it feels right. Federation also enables that.
Pretty cool that the esparto grass is still being used to make espadrille shoes. Not many things have an unbroken tradition of 10k years.
An average user is not expected to do that. But I understand there are mobile operators out there who have been doing this (instead of NAT) for a while because they don't have IPv4 addresses for every consumer subscription? Wasn't T-Mobile US one of them? (Not living in the US.)
Female-founded AI startups win just 2% of funding deals in UK
Yeah. I guess I'm thinking, what's the psychology of this. Like, in real life, walking around the city where I grew up, I find people lovely. I mean, people are not bad, mostly. But it's like all of this stuff online is crazy.

And sure, there's good there. There's a lot of good. But the amount of bad is surprising to me. I guess part of it, is the Internet is global. And not everyone is like where you grew up, so everyone's different. There are some places that are rougher than others, maybe that's what people there are like, but I kind of don't think so.

I still don't get it, after all these years. And I don't get why we don't have a solution. Like, not even on an individual level. Like individuals don't even know how to deal with this kind of stuff. Like there's not some like (what's the word...?) "custom of a way of responding" that everyone just uses when they encounter that, to deal with the amplified amount of online that are hurtful.

Which is so strange. Like we still haven't figured out how to nullify or reduce that hurt that gets caused between people online. Like nobody seems to have figured it out. Does anyone have any good ways of dealing with it?
This looks great! I'm definitely going to try this, I've been hoping for something like this for a long time. Eigen is great of course but GPU acceleration is a bit clunky to use, this looks much closer to the code written by the researchers.
Mastodon is quite different. It really filters a lot of noise away (e.g. Xwitter always has ~20 pointless meme gif comments below every viral post) and it self-selects what I would consider interesting people. The algorithm-centred platforms tend to congregate around celebrities/influencers over time, while Mastodon is much more egalitarian and people-focused.
This isn't a workaround; it is a kludge. There are far better solutions in this problem space (some mentioned in this very thread).
Could you explain how Jira gets in the way of doing productive work? I genuinely don't understand where is the issue.
You are capable of dealing with most bad events. Very few situations are truly life-ruining.
Almost sounds like a productivity enhancement.
Did you try AI legal counselors? To us it looks like a nice initial filter for most of the questions that devour us.
as I plotted the perfect murder I noticed that extr often walked past my victim's house at 9 at night on a relaxing evening stroll listening to music on their iphone. I decided to give the police a lead to good too pass up!

on edit: had edited seconds after post to change to to too, and mixed up the order of to and too, this edit fixes that mixup.
Suspect that would require a hell of a lot of queries
This launch has so many important features!
Yes, but without the "distributed ledger" and thus consensus protocol it's no longer a blockchain.
That's been going on a long time - see the "stone age" and "cavemen". Is it any coincidence that stone lasts a lot longer than wood or leather, and caves preserve artifacts better than leaving them in an open field?
My favorite: guy's phone is stolen and left at a murder scene
> [...] its bad and well-deserved reputation.

I contest that reputation exists in anything but your own mind or bubble.
yeah, what difference is that from blood thirsty tyrants who wish to destroy worlds ? genghis khan slaughtered a huge chunk of human population because he was insulted or something stupid silly. isn't this the same thing?
"Only the stupid".. what about " the desperate" instead?
I believe many may engage in illegal activities because their situation (be it financial or otherwise) is so dire that they themselves see no other option (even if there are options).
Most petty crime is not orchestrated by some super intelligent super criminal like depicted in a heist movie.
No, I didn't [0]

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37762107
Show HN: An interactive platform for fine-tuning OpenAI models
Especially with the new Metaverse tech that can be seen in the Lex Fridman interview. No-one gives a damn about those weird comic avatars, but a real representation of a human including facial movements etc., that might more interesting.
It's less "good guy with a gun" and more "some random country with a small to medium army". Access to violence doesn't democratize on the individual level, but as the parent comment alludes to weapons changes allowed peasant armies to defeat trained knights, changing the structure of society.

You personally might not be able to exploit open AI fully, but there are lots of countries and orgs that could. Remember millions of dollars is loose change in the defense context.
Zuck tried to create the Disneyland of short updates

But guess what, nobody cares about the bland and corporatized stuff for too long
'Fee-free' accounts existed way before this regulation. If you actually read the link it talk about fee-free in the sense of no charges for failed transactions.
What? Descartes' Meditations on First Philosophy is one of the most important books in the history of Western thought. Saying that "even in France no one longer reads this" is like saying that The Origin of Species is irrelevant because one never sees passengers reading it on the London Tube.
Surely this depends on what the meaning of is is.
I agree with the first part. As for the last, I'd argue less than half, but without hard data any position is a Rorschach test.
According to Zuck their "metaverse" is not dead neither, but I guess it's filled of legless people wandering around aimlessly
There's a big blue button on their homepage leading you to the general instance. You pick that. Instances don't matter for most people. If you aren't most people, you'll understand what that means by using the platform.

As for moderation, Mastodon does have plenty of moderation and federation allows for responsibility to be divided among server/instances owners. If anything, it scales better than a centralised alternative.
I'm surprised soldiers are actually allowed to carry mobiles whilst on active duty.

It's a long time since I did any military stuff and it was before smartphones but I distinctly remember the incessant lectures about carrying unnecessary items that would identify one or one's mission. By those standards carrying a smartphone would definitely be outlawed and if caught one would be up on a charge.

Edit: it seems to me that back then that had smartphones been around they'd have been classified as radio equipment and there were very strict rules and procedures about 'radio silence'.
Must be nice to live in a bubble where Bluesky isn't gated behind a waitlist and your entire circle can move wholesale with ease.
Importance of advertising revenue would dictate otherwise.
I think there’s too much overlap here between the people concerned about surveillance enough to wear a mask, and the people who don’t want to wear masks because it was the government who told them to do so in the first place.

At least in the US.
You wanted a banana but you got a gorilla holding the banana (2011)
This is very inefficient. There was never a stronger case for defunding the police. Google can arrest individuals with at least 79% better efficiency. Just needs a catchy name, something like GJail
They want to avoid recreating the polarising mess that is Twitter... by copying Twitter wholesale?
I want to login to my computer over some remote protocol (i.e vnc, rdp), execute "sudo systemctl reboot", wait a little, and log in again.

For this I think I need remote access to a logged out session, which as of my last check is impossible. (It's also poorly supported by gnome on x though)
There is some nuance here in that accounts without a standard charge and a free debit card were common before 2016.

The 2016 change seems to be about fully fee-free accounts, i.e. no overdraft charges or similar fees.
we’re fatter so we need more water to bathe :)
We have FM enabled for our family too, I move around for work a lot so people can check where I am before calling me. My kid visits their friends and we can check where they are to see how long it'll take them to come back for dinner when we ping for example.

I've got location shared with my siblings and parents too, both ways. And my SO has a similar thing with their siblings and parents.

It's all about trust, people don't stalk or continuously check where others are. We mostly use it to see whether to bother someone with a longer FaceTime call or if they're coming over we use it to check their ETA.
Don’t complicate things
If your children end up living in a world where water is so difficult to source that something like this is required, then the average households will likely be a lot more frugal than just burning through 120 L a day.
ssh 64:ff9b::1.3.3.7

What address syntax is that? I mean I can easily guess what it means, but I wasn't aware such mixture exists. Do connect(2) and friends support that?
Weak IP Address Evidence Collapses 'Non-Responsive Movie Pirates' Lawsuit
Not a secret, it is even covered in the blog post.
https://www.aboutamazon.com/news/amazon-offices/the-surprisi...
Still waiting for my Batch 2 Framework 16 !
It's probably worth noting that France has recently allowed again to sell fuel below cost (at least temporarily)... which I guess isn't particularly surprising, since it has had been led for 6 years now by one of these far-right neoliberals.

Which I guess is a great example of the unidimensional labeling being ridiculous in politics : the anti-government, pro-monopoly, anti-free-market top right being radically different from the pro-free-market, anti-monopoly bottom right.

(IIRC Marx said that the bottom right were useful idiots for the top right ? But this is probably his failure at seeing history as something cyclical, I very much doubt that both the current situation can continue for long and that it spells doom for capitalism in general.)
I think as other have pointed out HVDC lines make it a possibility. I don't quite understand the point made in the video about "expensive infrastructure to convert AC to DC"... wouldn't solar farms be generating in DC? Is the infrastructure in order to get the voltage up? Couldn't I string enough solar panels to increase the voltage?

We are already doing projects like this [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Australia-Asia_Power_Link
Cash improves operational security? Pull the other one.
Just stories. No analysis.
in german there is a distinction: "a couple" as in "two people" is "ein Paar", whereas "a couple of things" does not get capitalized: "ein paar Dinge"
Location: India

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I am more and more convinced that the Internet is a net negative for discourse and human socialisation, and no one is really exploring this possibility. We are all trying to make the social media experiment work and I am horrified by its result. The more we tweak and add to it (upvotes, user moderators, likes, retweets, the Algorithm), the worse it gets.

We're so used to the fast pace of modern science that we forget cultural evolution sometimes takes hundreds of years. What if we are 500 years before enough Internet philosophers have taught us how to behave online?
Single-GPU-Passthrough
> at a certain point you should just be honest

Yeah but then nobody will give you $10M in crypto
awesome - so many tools popping up. NeMo Guardrails is rad
Not to cast too much shade on this idea as it’s clearly had some effort out into it but the key scaling factor for Netflix is that they primarily just distribute content to people. Cost of production of new material is then amortised across the user base.

This isn’t true for your service on the face of it as you will still face the problem of hiring and employing good designers. In particular to offer a 24 hour turn around with no client meetings they’d need to be extremely gifted and a little clairvoyant! Not to mention that as your business scales your staff will likely scale at the same rate. This is why design agencies typically cost more to businesses than employing in house designers as they are competing over the same staff with similar costs so to get some profit they need to cost more. Obviously the advantage offered is not needing to keep staff employed when there design needs are lower.
I don't think using your real name helps that much. Most people on Facebook use their real name and still many have no issues with insulting other people or even supporting violence against individuals or groups of people.
> press any key, 3 times

Personally I don't read this as "press all keys 3 times" but "for all keys, you can press it 3 times <to continue>" but I agree with the rest. In that sense it is a universal quantifier to throw in a formal logic term.
If you strip away all that stuff, you could be using another, better product and should be.
No, the relevant part of the article is basic bank accounts.

The change (and the Directive) was the result of banks withdrawing fee-free basic banks across the bloc as a cost-cutting measure in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis.
Also Android doesn't support DHCPv6
Mailchimp knowingly enable spammers.
One problem is the lack of desktop client. Instagram gets away with not really having a website, but for Threads, that's paramount.
i have been using rustdesk for as long as the project existed. only recently i found a genius hack.

i already use zerotier to connect the machines so someone said to put a random proxy address on both sides so that direct ip address connection would work.

Beautifully works. fully disconnected from outside internet and bulletproof connections.

i use wayland on local side and windows on remote side. it works (clipboard is in works, there is an active PR).
Are you ignoring on purpose that "plant-based" has been used as a politically acceptable, less polarising synonym to vegan?
The change (and the Directive) was the result of banks withdrawing fee-free basic banks across the bloc as a cost-cutting measure in the wake of the 2008 financial crisis. The Directive reverse that and made basic bank accounts universally available across the bloc.
Can you remember a single time in your personal life when someone has given a list of prohibitions joined by "and" instead of "or"?
You aren't wrong, but this has been a dilemma with every new technology. The camera had that effect, modern metalworking had that effect, even tractors had that effect.

It's definitely a problem we should be talking about, but we can't go back in time or remain frozen, the genie never goes back in the bottle. We have to move forward towards the future while salvaging the parts of the past we want to bring with us.
>The 'regulate it like nukes' thing because teenagers might ask it to end the world thing seems pretty far down the line.

It's straight up absurd. AI is going to have no appreciable effect on this, because it would simply be disseminating existing knowledge. You can already look up how to build a nuclear bomb. It's not some kind of big secret that nobody's allowed to know. The same goes for all the other world-ending scenarios. AI can't act on its own in the physical world. Even when it eventually does, it will be bound by the same limitations people are.

I agree that the real dangers AI presents are much more mundane. People being able to do things so much more efficiently is going to cause instability in people's lives whose jobs it will affect. It won't replace everyone, but it will cause problems - people have to learn new skills, find new jobs etc.
Throwaway because I fear for my personal safety and life.

> Having those opportunities available for you is what makes one "lucky".

Only a small percentage of people make $45k/month even in the United States.

> like there are billionaires in Vietnam who made their money while living there and still live there. There is no such thing in North Korea for example

There are billionaires in hundreds of country. It’s disingenuous to cherry-pick North Korea and argue on the semantics of “lucky”.

I looked up Vietnam’s billionaires list. Half of them have ties to Moscow. It’s pretty obvious they have political ties. It’s not relevant to comparing the meritocracy in those echelons with a bootstrapped indie hacker

> some random thug with an AK won’t show up tomorrow to take your business as their own

Yes, because the socialist party has a monopoly on violence and guns. Nonetheless, I’ve seen some street thugs chase each other on motorcycle with machetes in this decade. I’ve also seen the cops come to a small shop my uncle owned to collect protection money. They told him that their daughter's cellphone was broken and gave him an address to another cellphone shop, even though he was running a cellphone shop himself. If you don’t pay, they’ll take your customers for a ride around the block.

My family is well connected in Vietnam, and I don't think you know what you're talking about. You're either a traveler who spent a few months in Southeast Asia, or someone living in Vietnam brainwashed by the government.
I am familiar with how things work for the elite in Vietnam, and it's not relevant to discuss billionaires versus social mobility for most of the populace here. At one point, the richest family in Vietnam at the time was our next door neighbor. My siblings and I are legally barred from holding any executive position or government positions for political reasons. My cousins, however, are fine, and one them owns a zoo with a bear. My family is also well connected politically. I’m talking the people who run the largest city. Last week I was considering a trip to Vietnam, and realized I had to apply for a visa. My mom told me she just needs to make a call and they’ll escort me right through. The management at the airport will probably have my latte prepared for me, too. There are completely different set of rules for everyone else.

The point is that Vietnam is no where close to this free and fair country you’re making it out to be. 95%+ of university grads won’t have spare income to be able to afford a trip to the United States in the next decade of working. Just because it's not Somalia doesn't mean the author was "lucky". His success from Vietnam can only be attributed to creating something people pay for, and not because they have to.

Remember Flappy Bird? Even people in the West was impressed by how lucrative the ad revenue us. Ever wonder why the developed decided to delete in overnight? The answer is obvious for people who actually live in Vietnam, but you're not going to find anything about in the Vietnamese press, and the Western press didn't know enough to speculate.
Because U2 are awful music and even though I’m a father I’m don’t feel I’m old enough to like U2
They do actually have a desktop client/website now.
Please, do enlighten us on the instances that are defederated.
If you don't think it's toxic, I think you just got to think about it (and feel about it) a bit more.

Something I ought to remember? Come on, man: you chose what to say, and your timing. How sensitive do you think that is?

It's not all just about adjudicating ideas, you have to consider the people, too.

It would be good if you just reflect on it, let it work on you a bit, alright?
If work life is "shipping a product" for you, then okay.
It turns out that if your main paradigm is X then writing a solution in paradigm Y is a puzzle, as you have to convert things in your head from a natural representation to a different one. Writing performant C++ has genuinely become somewhat difficult after working in a semi-pure manner for a long time, despite C++ being my first and main language.
What's the benefit of DHCPv6 over SLAAC (genuine question, never looked into DHCPv6 at all)
Does it bother you that the list won't sort correctly when you hit HOUSE10 or are you already padding a 0 on there?
You're not wrong, but this is also the country that invented the Felica standard (NFC-F)[0] because regular NFC the rest of the world was using wasn't fast enough for the train station turnstiles.

0: https://www.sony.net/Products/felica/NFC/relation.html
AI-Driven Physics Simulations