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Show HN: WalletLabels – Turn anon Ethereum addresses into understandable labels
Hey HN,

I'm Aiden and I created WalletLabels, a free search tool aimed at demystifying Ethereum addresses. It turns anonymous on-chain wallet addresses into informative labels, making it much easier to understand and analyze what's happening on the blockchain

Quick demo: https://walletlabels.xyz

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Ask an airbus engineer. They might have the satcom feed for maintenance reports.
Lots of people, especially Europeans, do visit Cuba. I'm sure they share their experiences with friends and family. And no, they're not just staying at resorts. Plenty stay at casas particulares with regular families. Is the situation bad? Yes, especially since Trump's maximum pressure nonsense. Is it worse than the Dominican Republic, darling of US empire in the Caribbean? Definitely not. You go to any rural area of the DR and you still find rampant illiteracy, malnutrition and even dirt floors. Those are not things you find in Cuba. There is definitely hardship, but much of that can be attributed directly to the embargo and its cumulative effects over several decades.
That's right, we've tested down to pascal, but this should work on Kepler too since CUDA and the underlying libraries support it.
This does look awesome, though I think I'd need a lot of trust in it before I went down this route. It seems to take a pretty drastic approach and it's unclear how complex a schema it would be able to handle. e.g. how well would its use of triggers to synchronize fields work with a schema that itself uses triggers in various ways? I can imagine some weird interactions that could take place.

I'd also be a bit nervous that any of these tricks may themselves cause (perhaps temporary) performance problems.
Read: things you disagree with; spy-stuff -- like soviet defectors to the West; detective novels; about applications of game-theory -- like how to win at poker.
rubber tired metros have no advantage over steel wheeled linear induction metros.
> but we are happy to talk to folks who are earlier in their career as well.

I know someone who applied to you, and this line doesn’t appear to be true. The rejection response is also disappointingly curt.

Although I suppose that’s better than ghosting applicants which is all too common. Still, I wish hiring in this industry weren’t such a problem area.
Boffin is a great UK word that doesn't especially have a US equivalent.
+1'd, came here to mention same, if need optimal, zpaq or variants

plus height map data is prolly pretty hard to compress assuming normal distributions, etc

85% of optimum at IO speeds is pretty good using zstd especially default options is pretty good
Sorry I missed this from before.

While it's entirely possible, I've never heard of this specific thing happening. Companies want music that is popular. They might pay enough to make music exclusive in the B2B licensing, but they don't want music that nobody can listen to. The only thing I could think of is if a movie/game wants to buy out an album as their soundtrack, but again, I've not heard of this actually happening, at least pulling back a release.

Likely music disappearing from Bandcamp is likely because the artist signed with a Label and the Label wants exclusive ability to market the artist's music.
Problem Arguments from Yudkowsky and John Carmack
The HN title is editorialized and misleading. The study found an association, but no causation.

> We conclude that hybrid work arrangements were associated with positive self-rated mental health

For example, one explanation for the lower self rated mental health of fully remote workers could be because they already have poorer mental health and stay out of the office because that would be even worse.

The HN title should be reverted to the originally published title.

And even if hybrid is “better”, this study can only say that it’s better on average. Since no individual human is average, it will always be worse for some subset of the population. The whole problem is that CEOs are trying to cram every human into the same Procrustean box.
Show HN: XNote – A Physical Notebook Powered by GPT
Hello HN community!

We've been working tirelessly on XNote, a groundbreaking blend of the tangible note-taking experience we all love, fused with the power of AI. The core idea is simple: take notes like you always do but have the ability to interact with them conversationally.

Key Features:

- Digital Synchronization: Seamlessly transfer your handwritten notes into digital format.

- Intuitive Handwriting Conversion: Our AI turns your scribbles into coherent digital text.

- AI-Powered Chat & Search: Ask your notebook questions and let it fetch answers from your notes.

- Automagical Categorization: Say goodbye to manual sorting; XNote organizes your notes for you.

- Instant Summarization: Distill pages of notes down to the essentials in seconds.

- Smart Task Detection: XNote spots and highlights tasks within your notes, so you never miss a beat.

Our vision is to bridge the gap between the physical and digital realms of note-taking. We believe in the tactile satisfaction of writing while reaping the benefits of technology.

We're gearing up for our Kickstarter launch, and we're eager for feedback, suggestions, and any potential integrations that the HN community thinks would be beneficial.

Thank you for your time, and I’m here to answer any questions!
I second your request. I am guessing for starters that the article is taking about rubber on steel rails and your link is rubber tire metros.
Were these sandals worn with or without socks?
I think we’d do better at solving problems with these drugs if treated the user as the primary victim as opposed to the perpetrator of the crime.
Ok - did I say it was nice to live near a highway?
As SWIM is an AI language model, they have to warn you that they can't experience effects of those substances in the same way that a human can.
That site now directs to malware, but the article is readable here:

http://web.archive.org/web/20221208105716/https://biojulia.n...
Sep 29 Incident Update: Read-Only Repls
Hi, what matrix sizes and types are you working with and how many batches? In general it sounds be similar to eigen, but with GPU support. We have several svd methods for different scenarios, so if you give us the info above we can let you know the performance.
OpenCore Legacy Patcher project brings macOS Sonoma support to 16-year-old Macs
Why would you think that paying the CEO man child will get you what he promised?

Has he paid the rent X owes? The severance? You know how sometimes someone will say “awe, pay me back later, I know you’re good for it.” Whatever the opposite of that is called is what’s going on here. He’s not good for it.
Thankfully, outside of Hacker News, and particularly on Erowid, there is not as high a frequency of the “where’s MY payday” mindset. This is just American / Silicon Valley brain rot.
There was a poll on the HPPD subreddit* which showed that more than half of people there got it from less than 5 uses of a psychedelic. But people there also seem to mix drugs, like cannabis with LSD.

* Admittedly, the people there have it the worst.
TLDR:

These new rules could put T-Mobile's Binge On package on the chopping block. This deal exempts YouTube, Netflix, Hulu, HBO, Sling, ESPN, SHOWTIME, Starz, and others from counting toward the data cap on all T-Mobile phone plans.

Cox Communications' "Elite Gamer" service could also be cut.

When net neutrality was introduced, people feared that ISPs would become a major source of censorship. That hasn't happened. Why revive the rules now?
interesting to see that the i7-1370P model had the same battery life as the Ryzen 7 7840U - I would have expected a larger delta
You chances of drinking alcohol responsibly for decades are way, way better than your changes on not becoming an unemployable wreck in mere years on meth or heroin.
REST Client, vscode extension.
Think of it a bit differently. Think of production being so efficient and labor free that producing goods and services is extremely cheap and in turn produces abundance.

Theres a reason why Jamie Dimon is saying people will be working 3 days per week in a generation because of AI.

And its why in capitalistic and technology forward societies the poor are generally better off than every generation prior.
Among my social circle FB is dead as can be. Basically no organic activity left in feed.

Insta still has a bit more life in it.
Oh good point. Caution must be used when trying to use words outside the context within which where they work. "Hacker" is fine to use in these parts, but having that be your profession on an immigration form is not likely to go over well!
I have a feeling the bags photo is a modern digital reconstruction not the finds.
useful if you have a brand or promote your videos/newsletter/projects
Because they're aware they're being scapegoated under the intersectional model.

Non-white = you get special treatment and attention.
Non-straight = you get special treatment and attention.
Non-male = you get special treatment and attention.

And they're being taught they deserve this.

And as their demographics collapse they lose any chance of reversing the trend non-violently.

It's astonishingly clear and predictable.

The question is, will they die a slow erosion death or make a last-ditch play?
Both options are bad.
I care about what words mean when used to label a group of people. I think everyone should.
I really like your comment. I don't understand why it's OK to shit on artists/musicians for selling their music to "big shitty brands" when I've written a ton of code for "big shitty brands" most of my career.
The most common implementation for negative desking is having everyone working from home
The source article is so poor it's mind-boggling. Is this the kind of "news" people actually spend their time reading? My IQ has temporarily dropped from subjecting myself to that.

There's no substantiation that Bluetooth was used, nor that the perpetrator(s) is/are from Detroit. The most detail I've found, including quote from Detroit PD, is here: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/local/detroit-city/20...

Reading between the lines, it sounds like one person performed the hack, and numerous people then proceeded to fill up for free -- knowingly or otherwise. There's no specific assertion anywhere that one particular individual stole 800 gallons of fuel. Of course that doesn't stop dozens of news sites all over the web from reporting inaccurate "information".
This is a bizarre hill to die on.
Azure has RDMA, though with slightly high quoted latency (I don't know the message rate), and tightly-coupled stuff appears to scale: https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/azure-compute-blog/hp...

It seems how people do HPC on AWS is limited by what AWS can do (and maybe costs). Our experience was that even the elastic feature wasn't, and we often couldn't get resources anyway.

Maybe dated, but for context, we had 2TB and 128 real cores a decade ago, and I currently work with Summit-type hardware; I'd rather not admit after how long.
Are American turbines uniquely terrible compared to the rest of the world? I grew up in a rural European region with lots of turbines and they never seemed intrusive to me.
Even without a right to sue or shareholder primacy shareholders can get a crazed CEO fired, screw with their pay, etc.
I don’t know - I used to publish and maintain my interest in the publishing industry. This doesn’t sound anything like a human staffed content farm - they have their own works.
It's a spectrum. You can replace someone to operate a cash register in a week. You can't replace a surgeon in a year, depending on how specialized and renowned. But sure, the majority of lower income work is more replaceable.

>but I bet you're not as irreplaceable as you might believe.

Given all the tech layoffs, maybe. But I think that has more to do with lacking either the money or interest to invest in certain products given economic forecasts.

The fact that your typical tech interview is a month+ and at least 3 (usually 5 or more) rounds of interviews suggest that it's not trivial to replace a dev. Tech is probably middle of the road to train, which is why they'd rather grab interns from college instead of setting up apprenticeships that can fine tailor towards the exact business needs.
Didn't people say that about personal computers as well? Compared to a few generations ago we have everything in cheap abundance but we're still working 5+ days a week.
The "smallest dimension is 1".

So in a 10ft long 2x4 it would be the actual size of a 2x4 (1.5"x3.5"x10').

A standard board foot would be (1"x12"x12"), or any other math that makes up the same volume.
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37748405, which was posted a bit earlier.
Be forewarned doing a chargeback forever precludes Elon replying to one of your tweets with “concerning” or “interesting”
Earlier thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37752950
LinkedIn has a bunch of 6 figure posts for full stack development so not exactly sure where you're looking. What's your field and YoE? And what's your physical location generally speaking?
bipolar :P
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https://www.notebookcheck.net/Framework-Laptop-13-5-Ryzen-7-...
Yes, really. The more prominent and politically active are zealots (even terrorists). And it's because they think that it will eventually topple the government. You know, "tough love." If you don't subscribe to their ideology you will be marginalized-- a major setback in a tight-knit community.
Are you talking about for desktop/GUI use? A lot of older Nvidia hardware has been implicitly depreciated for years. Without newer patches to help Wayland support, your options are either to use nouveau or stick with unsupported software and official drivers. It's ugly, but Microsoft and Apple pretty much depreciate hardware the same way; first with 'recommended' cutoff points, then hard depreciations. On Linux it's less spelled-out, but things seem to be Wayland-or-bust now.
Also for vs US. Japan has no fair use law so it needed to be explicitly allowed.
What did those extra $200 include? Is that a lot of ESPN and Disney channel, as well as access to their Internet counterparts?
Yeah, I just tried the release candidate two days ago, but my results with SDXL were very poor compared to Fooocus, and its missing other niceties like the known style presets, FreeU, the better Fooocus prompt expansion...

I really wanted to use Invoke for the better performance and torch.compile support, but the switch to the refiner seems slow, and torch.compile doesn't seem to work either. I need to investigate torch.compile more, but maybe they did something to the vanilla diffusers pipeline?
I actually want a durable phone more than a repairable phone. No need to repair a phone that doesn't break. But there is one exception, and that's the battery. Phone batteries always fail at some point, they are consumables, for chemical reasons.

A user replaceable battery makes it much less of a problem. Even with non-standard form factors (a 18650 is not very practical for a phone), even if the manufacturer drop supports, someone will make a compatible battery. Plus, you get the option of backup batteries.

So I don't really care about all the fuss about the Fairphone, except with that one feature that was once the norm, and that's the removable battery. Hopefully in a few years, it will be the norm again thanks to EU regulations, but I am not holding my breath for it.
http://farside.link/twitter.com/ID_AA_Carmack/status/1708905...
This is closer to the correct answer than anyone who writes publicly about cryptography.
OpenAI releases function calling fine-tuning
IED's are not that much of safety concern actually. The people who intend to use those are. The risks of IEDs don't modulate by the number of people who know chemistry but by the number of people pissed of or delusional enough to make and use one.

Portugal is not much safer from IEDs than Irak because Portuguese are bad at chemistry and Iraqis are all heisenbergs.
Maybe the work week hasnt shrunk yet, but the amount of goods and services available at an affordable price to the average joe is way up.
The problem is multiple users. Just get rid of that and this becomes irrelevant.
What do find to be the key difference between smoking crack and insufflating cocaine? Because "upscale people" include plenty enjoyers of the latter.
> has to contain copyrightable elements

Fictional character names are copyrightable elements. Sure, it’s no issue for actual place names, but those aren’t the words people will be looking for.

> a dictionary is infringing because it contains all the words in Harry Potter

The argument is the model may have recreated the story of Harry Potter from being fed so much information about it.

DALL·E can’t contain a copy of every image in it’s corpus simply based on information theory, the model just isn’t that large. However it has no problem recreating the Mona Lisa because so many of its source images included it. That’s no problem for something out of copyright but it’s a big problem for major works in our culture like Harry Potter or Star Wars where potentially hundreds of thousands of derivative works get stitched together into a copy of the story.

If ask ChatGPT to summarize Harry’s first year at Hogwarts and it spits back a detailed summary of his year including dialog etc that’s wildly past the de minimis standard. I assume OpenAI has tried to prevent this, but this kind of reconstruction seems like a legal landline.
Liche.app: Recipes with No BS
I made this. Please roast me and provide insights if you have time.
I'll allow myself to do a self promotion here, but I will welcome anyone telling me it's inappropriate and mods may delete this post if it is. I don't want to be a nuisance in any way, I'm trying to get feedback.

I've been an indie android dev back in the day (late 2000s/early 2010s) and I had the itch to create again.

I have personally liked making cocktails recently and was frustrated with blogs posting a lot of content not related to the recipe. I was thinking I could just make an app with my favorite recipes and use that. So I did.

Then, I was wondering if some people would like this no BS approach to recipes, so I published the app. For now it's only a web app (and PWA) and it is published on Android play store too. I plan to eventually publish on the apple store and maybe provide native apps for computers.

If you fancy it, I'd appreciate raw criticism or comments about what I made. Thanks for your time.

https://liche.app

FYI liche means "booze" in Breton, the original language of Brittany (western France)

Yec'hed mat!
MyCn 18: The Engraved Hourglass Planetary Nebula
Is there any summary of the minimum requirement to run and generate key open source model? Wonder to get 24g MacBook Air m2 or still have to use Intel and N… Gpu for this kind of text and image AI … for learning the technology mainly…
Going to the office is not that bad for me, _most_ of the time.

- But once or twice every month, I forget to bring something I need to the office (phone, earphone, water bottle, keys...etc) and that makes that day suck.

- Sometimes it rains and I get wet.

- Sometimes I eat something bad and have diarrhea and need to use the dirty public toilet.

- If my wife messages me saying she's sick, I need to sit in traffic for an hour before I can see her.

- Yesterday I got up 30 minutes late than usual and had to drive during rush hours, that's one more hour of my life.

- If I don't go to office, I only drive for up to an hour on weekend for fun. But now I spend 10x time in the car on weekdays and that's 10x more chance to have an accident.

None of these happens everyday, but when they do, they are just extra headache to deal with only because I need to go to office. If a few sqft in my home is all it takes to completely eliminate all of them, I would take that any day.
I'm curious about this too. I've been really wanting to find a new group for tabletop RPGs. There's no real game stores nearby where I live, closest would be quite a drive. They also don't seem to be hosting many game nights yet either.

So I would like something like Meetup for that, but of course all of the groups on there are defunct.
Apple, where NAND flash and RAM costs are stuck in 2013.
Ah yeah I totally agree. Having pets is fine until it isn't. A single-digit handful is fine. 1,000 bespoke pets, way above Dunbar's number, isn't. Where exactly you run out of mental headroom and should convert is up to you; the point is that there is one and converting over should be planned for in the North Star roadmap of future development.

My (Raspberry Pi) home server is very much a pet, but I'm never going to productionize that thing, so I'm totally fine with it being a pet, despite the practice at work of having no pets, all cattle.
> Plenty of smart folks have 'jumped the shark' intellectually: Ted Kaczynski, the Unabomber, was very talented in mathematics before he went off the deep end.

Kaczynski dropped out of society to live in a cabin alone at 29. He delivered his first bomb at 35. I'm not sure this is a reasonable comparison to invoke in any way whatsoever.

When DJB starts posting about the downfall of modern society from his remote cabin in Montana, perhaps, but as far as I know he's still an active professor working from within the University system.
"The focus on matching Walmart on price also created some issues, like when Amazon's pricing tool would repeatedly lower the price on an item to match its competitor, leading to what insiders dubbed a death spiral. Amazon created a specialized team to try to determine how and when to decide that its pricing tool should pull back and no longer match Walmarts lowest price on a given item, but instead match the next-lowest price from a competitor. The initiative was called Project Nessie. In the end, the program was scrapped when it was determined that the tool did not lead to more profitable outcomes, according to Amazon spokesperson Jordan Deagle."

https://www.amazon.com/Winner-Sells-All-Walmart-Wallets/dp/B...
Boffin: A scientist or expert.

Saving my fellow nonUK people a click.
I spent a summer in Papua New Guinea in 1999 where I had the opportunity to meet one of these folks. He was a british man, from Yorkshire, who through force of believe made first contact with the tribe in the 1970s. His first job was to chop down the forest to make a runway, from which he could bring food from the sky which secured his position with the tribe. From there he developed a writing system for their language so they could read the bible, he'd recently finished the New Testement and was starting on the Old Testement. Sometime after the runway he'd brought over his wife who'd essentially built a british farm house with crockery in the jungle and they'd had 4 or 5 kids who mostly flew for the Missionary Airforce. Talk about a lifelong dedication!

The most fascinating thing about the place was that later the whole area had been designated a special scientific survey protection region. They protected the environment by scientists bringing money to do research to pay the locals (kind of like eco tourism protection for areas that aren't very safe for tourists). These folks were mostly hardcore evolutionary biologists rather than creationists like the missionaries, so there were older folks living in the village who in their life had gone through the history of western philosophy: they grew up with animast beliefs, converted to christianity as teenagers and now are experts on evolution. Conversations with them about the nature of existence remain some of the most inspiring and interesting in my life, I recorded a bunch and keep meaning to transcribe off cassette tape sometime.

More information for the curious here: https://pngbiodiversity.org/wp-content/uploads/2022/06/Crate...
JEP 458: Launch Multi-File Source-Code Programs