skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s more cultural appropriation if you bring something in to the office and everyone is like “oh, that’s interesting, what is that, can I try it?” - while your coworker brings the same thing in and everyone’s reaction is different, “um, what is that, what is it, why don’t you just bring normal food” - followed by a passive aggressive note on the microwave not to reheat particular foods. You know?

It’s not just whether you’re ‘allowed’ to eat certain foods - it’s more whether your allowance for foods is different than someone else’s, because of your level of cultural status versus theirs. It’s about double standards.
Direct3D 12 Support in Qt 6.6
heres a few general ones. on my linux computers i have a bash script to install firefox, then it sets up symlink of the user.js file from my own config folder to the default .config folder. on windows i just manually add it

user_pref("browser.aboutConfig.showWarning", "false"); // disable about:config warning
user_pref("browser.startup.page", 3); // restore previous session
user_pref("browser.ctrlTab.sortByRecentlyUsed", "true"); // cycles tabs in recently used order
user_pref("signon.rememberSignons", "false"); // dont ask to save passwords
user_pref("browser.search.suggest.enabled", "false"); // disable address bar suggestions
user_pref("toolkit.legacyUserProfileCustomizations.stylesheets", "true"); // enable custom css

this is the only css i could find that i like since it keeps the window controls as well, although since a recent update, theyre just showing as a white box now but they still works
https://github.com/mbnuqw/sidebery/issues/458#issuecomment-9...
Whats a good way to do this, an AMA?
I can't even see the pay what you like feature on the app.
The first biological experiment on lunar surface for Humankind
Which is a horrible design on Android. Firefox on my (admittedly relatively old) phone take 20s to load the first page when browser start with uBlock enabled. On desktop this is fine as it only happen once a day. But on the phone it happen a lot since apps getting killed is a normal thing.
Tizen is still in development, a new version was released just yesterday[0]. Samsung still uses it in their smart TVs and smart fridges.

[0] https://docs.tizen.org/platform/release-notes/tizen-8-0-m2/
I would definitely like to hear more. It's very HN worthy story.
Without a reflectance/absorptance value it is hard to say but Black 3.0 with 99.6% is nowhere near close to Vantablack with 99.965%.

Edit: People are quoting 99.95% for Black 4.0 which is impressive!
I don’t really think this is gonna fly. It’s quite jarring having ads before or during a movie (even at cinemas, but at least it’s once in a while). With cable you could switch channels, but streaming is a more personal experience. Especially when you’re supposed to have control over the programming.
This is basically cartel pricing, which is never a stable arrangement.
Having 2 monitors isn’t even that ‘pro’ these days. I see receptionists with three sometimes.
Except it didn't.
The memory is released back to the OS after it is done being used.
well, change your way of picking an employer, I guess?!

the thing is, almost everyone is or will be looking in the near future.
ELT is in southern hemisphere, TMT will be in the nothern. Just one cannot see the whole sky. So it's valuable to have both.
>No prompts, no nothing, just the finished product

Did you read beyond the first tweet?
People also beaten wife's for millennia. They also could get by with next to no education.

Yes, animal welfare groups existed sooner then children protection groups, making it ok to heavily beat your kids or underwear them severely.
It's because we've been systematically dismantling snd defunding our public education institutions for 50 years
I was also disappointed in 3.0 vs 2.0

Also, while I lived 2.0 is important to dust objects otherwise the dust will ruin the effect.

Here's a ledge before painting:
https://photos.app.goo.gl/9gxk4d3NqcUrt3Bj6
Note the distracting lines.

Here's with b2.0 painted in the groove, notice how it's gone!
https://photos.app.goo.gl/rKNrnffQmkCGAxXBA

Closeup
https://photos.app.goo.gl/rAUGZmjGxtV1gW22A
There was a nice attempt a bit over a decade ago to update some of the CGI to make it less dated and to retcon out some of the science and production failures. It also moved the show to 2099. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wPTZaSv9Bxk
It’s acceptable in this context because there isn’t a good alternative. You either make the code and data available and lose all commercial value, or you publish a redacted paper and lose scientific value.

I suspect the best solution is reform of the patent system that allows a trusted third party to verify research outcomes that are registered. E.g. the code and data are available to the patent office only for verification of the results.

In terms of the rest of academia, non-open results are acceptable because those in power (institutions, journals) don’t care.
"No one would be cool if Facebook sent agents to your home each night to rifle through your drawers to learn about you and "tailor ads to you and make them more relevant"

Not sure why we need a bizarre analogy here? The actual premise is straightforward and doesn't need abstraction.
I didn't really understand much of Star Trek or the series of that time, like Voyage to the Bottom of the Sea, The Time Tunnel or Mission: Impossible. I loved the imagery, the diving or space scenes and the gadgets, but the plots were impenetrable.

Space: 1999 appeared a few years later and I not only understood what was going on, but had devoured a fat Astronomy book so I also had a decent idea of the distances involved.

The episode with Ian McShane was great anyway.
Great! Think about all the millions of AI-generated games we can now make to complement the millions of other human-made games that are released everyday, of which we only manage to play like 0.1%!

I can see this being used to maybe accelerate (even more) content generation for generic addictive MMOs and gacha games, but hopefully not much more.

As if we are not already overflowing with useless, meaningless, heartless, superficial content everywhere…
They also made their own engine for the other games you mentioned. RW is more of a rendering layer than anything else, it has no gameplay logic, scripting, audio logic associated with it.
It's an account of reality, it may be wrong, but so far it looks like that.
Yes? I mean, imagining a hospital in a place without a road, it must be a pretty rough place. Having a road allows for ambulances, drives to a regional center and so on. I'd take the trade. And "tore down" is a bit of an exageration.
Do you really think one person can be familiar with all of it?

If you read enough of it, you'll see that language is a problem for philosophy, hence why there is the principle of charity.
> You really haven’t added anything.

Are you intentionally glossing over that it could/should cost less than 1 month of premiums of either of the other types of insurance?
The old 15” was like the perfect dimensions. It practically had the footprint of the present 14”, maybe even smaller. Apple made a big deal about how their new chips run so cool, yet they made the pro laptops as fat as they were in 2012 again so clearly thermals were an issue.
Yes, definitely! Check out our latest demo at https://youtu.be/gi8P1i0hm70
Crypto data are still a nightmare for FinTech ML engineers
Relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38088974

You can also see a link in the 404 page towards the end of the page.
I think you’re correct in a very narrow sense where it shouldn’t matter that some traits are more prevalent and that can be described as normal.

It just flies in the face of what we know about human behaviour across recorded history.
> How could a viable competitor to YouTube even begin to pull away YouTube’s inertia without massive vc funding?

I think it depends on what people are trying to do with youtube.
I doubt any one new service could replace all of it. Plenty of people want to share videos but aren't looking to get rich from it though. For them, I think a competitor that does video delivery well, but doesn't pay for views could exist.

People who want to make videos for money would have a harder time replacing google, but lots of creators get direct support already so it isn't hopeless. A lot of people are already on multiple platforms now too so it doesn't have to be a hard cut off.
Way more distant if you consider how poor would be life on Mars.

Unless you think of it as a giant experiment to travel outside the Solar system, further down the road, when the Sun will eat up the entire solar system. In that case, though, you'll need a larger cycler with a much different shuttle for you to board/unboard it...
The way I like to think about it is: success requires 1) being in a position to be presented with windows of opportunity and 2) being willing to commit to working towards taking full advantage of those windows when they are presented.

It’s luck, and then it’s work to take advantage of the luck. Except in extreme instances on either end of the spectrum, it’s always both.
Which, precisely, achievement?

Show all prompts step-by-step and let people reproduce.

Someone claims they did X using a couple of AI instruments, without sharing anything to prove the claim, and everyone is excited. I understand that the industry needs a new hype to keep going, but this is just pathetic.
Europe generally have a thing for putting space-stuff in South America.
Oddly, I had the soft warning first.. then 3 views until blocked warning... and now, nothing. Working like it did before. Strange. I don't feel relaxed yet, but it seems they back-off if you hold-out, for now.
If you offer an API you don't have to maintain a Visual Studio plugin. Trying to compete with tools like Cursor would be the real distraction.

And Cursor is just the start - there will be innovative workflows built on top of APIs you can't predict. You're missing out not having developers build an ecosystem for you.
Older people tend to be fatter, so I don't think so.
IAM Credentials in Public GitHub Repositories Harvested in Minutes
How Bear does analytics with CSS
Web Scraping Complete Tutorial – Construct and Launch an ECommerce Price Monitor
My 4 year old S10E does not exhibit this behavior at all (Firefox with uBlock).
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(:alert: I work for Timescale :alert:)

It's funny, we hear this more and more "we did some research and landed on Influx and ... help it's confusing".

We actually wrote an article about what we think, you can find it here: https://www.timescale.com/blog/what-influxdb-got-wrong/

As the QuestDB folks mentioned if you want a drop in replacement for Influx then they would be an option, it kinda sounds that's not what you want though - why buy into an ecosystem which isn't a good fit for you?

If you want something based on PostgreSQL, rock-solid, supports full SQL, and gives you all the benefits of a relational database, combined with all the functionality of a time-series database then give https://docs.timescale.com a look.

We have a cloud product at https://timescale.com if you're into that.
New in Weaviate 1.22: v4 Python client with gRPC support
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Resurfacing is an operating cost it needs to be done periodically.
> There's no environmental aspect to banning targeted advertisements; it's purely social.

Arguably, the process of targeted advertisements consumes more power.
Wow this is fantastic (assuming the matches get merged).

Anyone have a picture of how likely/soon we can reach a future where mobile devices get kernel upgrades in the mainstream market?

I hear graphics drivers are getting pretty isolated now so is it even possible without open graphics?
Perhaps a gigantic status of him standing over a harbor? Or a national holiday?

We should also not forget to give accolades to the heroic people who tirelessly maintain the filter lists.
Where can I opt-out of being tracked by them without ever having a facebook/meta account?
If you can make this best in class for code outside just human eval, wow, that's the differentiator. Add cursor, replit and vscode support after. But best in class for code, it would be my daily driver
> The EU is a treaty, not a country. It is always local authorities that have to enforce legal action.

I know, that's why the order of things mentioned in the article feels out of line.
From a manufacturer perspective having a device with too many possible ways of doing things is not attractive from various perspectives:

- it takes away one parameter for product differentiation

- testing all possible configurations is hard

- it becomes hard to tell whether a fault is your responsibility or the responsibility of the user

- support will become more important. Support for complicated things is expensive

- mechanical I/O is typically one of the biggest cost factors in such products. If you want to support all possible I/O scenarios that is going to be a lot of connectors and thus prohibitively expensive

- most customers will rather buy the mixer can do a lot than the multipurpose device that can be forced to be a mixer

All in all there are not that many advantages for manufacturers.

That being said, I run an Extron DMP 128 Plus with Dante at work. It is basically a 128bit channel mixer on 1HE with a ton of powerful DSP and many ways to control the DSP (RS-233, Telnet, Http, Web UI, ...)

But it is not the cheapest device out there.
>So essentially, the situation you'd have if you'd bought a Mac?

No, worse, with more device incompatibilities, manual fiddling, arcane settings, and so on to make things work.

>Sure, if you have a Mac and disable SIP (or whatever it's called nowadays) and start mucking around with files in /System or whatever, because you want to install some mod that does something cool, you might have a bad time.

Sure, but I'm not talking about that. With Linux you often have a bad time trying to make basic, but not distro configured, functionality to work.
"Anonymised data"
This is the same mumble jumble they used on the AI Vs artists case.

It is only hard enough for general public to not understand what they are doing.
What I don't get about the idea of an intelligence "explosion". In what direction should the intelligence explosion decide to go in and to what end? I mean you could say "in any direction", but that would seem kind of "stupid"? If you had infinite possibilities to choose from, which path would you explode towards?

At some stage does "something" become so smart, that it doesn't make sense, even to itself. Imagine an ultra complex system changing at light speed, at what point does it trip itself up? I've worked with people like this, people who were ultra smart but couldn't slow down and actually achieve much.

I love these thought experiments because personally, they make me realize that what we think about intelligence, consciousness and the self might be wrong. For me personally, they seem to have a Zen Koan type impact.
GitHub notifications blue dot for me. Not seeing it makes me click that button much less, only when I _want_ to handle notifications.
>Show all prompts step-by-step and let people reproduce.

Read beyond the first tweet.
Agents and industry pros share takes on real estate commission lawsuit trial
https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ok-how-big-a-deal-is-th...
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https://forums.macrumors.com/threads/ok-how-big-a-deal-is-th...

sound very plausible, potentially spot on.
I've been collecting some lounge music lately.

https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2lyPegWYz6PH0yyd3iP2Gl?si=...
This galaxy is more well-known as the Whirlpool Galaxy [1]. And a lot easier to google that way, avoiding confusion with the Samsung Galaxy M51 smartphone.

Also nice to see Wikipedia state its mass in familiar terms:

> Its mass is estimated to be 160 billion solar masses, or around 10.3% of the mass of Milky Way Galaxy.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Whirlpool_Galaxy
I agree with Homes and Children cost money.

Wives cost money - this depend on the wife/partner you have. I'm teaching my wife computer science, when she have a job I can reduce my work hours to do my own thing. Might have to downgrade (move out from greater london). But would be worth it.

In my case I just want to work on open source projects and make some money to live from that.
> It just flies in the face of what we know about human behaviour across recorded history.

You're right, human behavior is often abhorrent and focused on differences.

But trying to solve that problem by pretending that scientific taxonomy is the cause, is counterproductive. People want an easy answer, and it's easier to warp science than change the hearts of men. But it's an insidious "solution" that has untold corrosive effects and impairs our ability to inspect reality with integrity and honesty.
People keep saying that but they are just armchair-ing. The whole commercial real estate market is in trouble and it has little to do with how WeWork is run today, which is not the same as the money blowing Adam Neumann days.
Defensive Rewilding: Where Military and Environmental Protection Overlap
> Yes, class domination has had a makeover. It wears bad wigs and stilettos now

Jesus Christ that’s bad, and it’s right up front in this article. Really makes it obvious the kind of audience this is written for.

There’s really only a particular kind of person that thinks it’s funny to tease trans people who don’t pass.

> Civil servants who surely have better things to do are being given LGBTQ+ education and shown training videos about how sinful it is to stop a ‘transwoman’ – ie, a fella – from using the women’s loo.

Wow it just keeps going, it rolls straight into proudly misgendering trans people, wow wow wow.

And you actually want other people to associate this kind of bullshit with you? You recommend it, you link directly to it? For shame.
ChatGPT 4 with web browsing: https://chat.openai.com/share/19a425b5-ed37-469e-860d-65ee70...

ChatGPT 4 without web browsing: https://chat.openai.com/share/7e11b4a6-52f2-441a-8614-7266c3...
Try without extensions (private window)
I'm usually pretty pro capitalist. But is China less capitalist b than India?
In the case of the right of privacy, what is wrong with your suggestion is that it is what we have today, and we end up where we are today. You must sacrifice your right of privacy to use Facebook, Twitter and others. And using Facebook, Twitter and others is not a choice for many people. It is forced on many (most?) by rules of employment (some schools require teachers to be on Facebook for example), economic reasons (must be on social media to be economically competitive), or just social (all my friends are there, so I need to be there too). Choosing to retain your right of privacy is a sacrifice, which is to say that maintaining your right of privacy has a cost. The EU has said that there should not be a cost to preserving what it sees as a right. Not everyone can afford to pay that cost.
Of all dogs I met, only a police dog was disciplined (german shepherd), all others were unhinged (all sizes).
They needed to tick the "yes, indeed, we do have a license" box.
That, or a tellHN text story with questions following ?
It’s also smoking

https://ourworldindata.org/grapher/number-of-total-daily-smo...
Did it really look that bad? There wasn't even a shadow underneath the character?

I always find it a bit sad when I see pictures of old games I used to play. My memory of them seems to automatically "upgrade" how they look to modern standards. Then when I see them it's shocking and disappointing to see how wrong my memory is. I'd rather leave it as a memory.
Problem with startups is that it can be great like this or worse than any normal job (60+ hour work weeks). Also the potential of failure is there.

Getting a good gig like this is like winning a lottery.
Isn't this largely because there are dozens of angrybird clones on github where the ai could learn from?

Do GTA next :D
Imagine that, software development is actual work!

Having said that, yes, it's tiresome, but it doesn't have to be that way. People with influence at your workplace can change things to be different/better/more fun. You can change things for yourself. If the workplace is nothing but a grind, people at that workplace have made a choice, implicitly or explicitly, to make it so. It's not that way everywhere, in my experience not even at majority of software development jobs.
> like Kangbashi in Ordos

a random search yields https://asia.nikkei.com/Spotlight/Society/China-s-largest-gh...
Can we please get array support and aggregates like collect_set
you can block the detection popup itself with uBlock. Seems to have done the trick for me.
Yeah that seems like great bang for the buck. I'll try that one and if it works out I will use it till it breaks [EDIT: or try one of the mentioned ones and send it back within 2 weeks if not satisfied]. I read reviews and if it works out I will go for either BakkerElkhuizen Evoluent D Wireless (probably this one), R-Go Tools: Break HE, or Logitech MX Vertical.

Trackball attains too much dirt (heck, even mice do). Maybe BakkerElkhuizen ErgoSlider Plus would also work.
There are 6 tweets in the thread: announcement, link to the game, introduction, graphics, programming, conclusion.

These tweets do not describe the exact and specific steps to reproduce the complete result. They only provide rough and obvious (for anyone ever interacted with GPT) advice, as is par for the course for AI hyping.

This:

> And from there, keep asking for more and more things. And every time something goes wrong, clearly explain the mistake and let it fix it. Patience!

Is pathetic, and proves exactly nothing.

Yep, I did not do that all the times I tried to actually see why GPT4 is so popular, thanks a lot for advice!
I think the quality was that bad already.

I have uploaded my first YouTube video in October 2006. The quality is still as day one.

However, some comments seem to have disappeared. I can only see my reactions to those comments.
The owner is the source problem, but the dog is the immediate problem.
> Imagine [...] solar panels mounted a few meters off the ground, dump the carbon under the panels.

When I try to imagine that, I can't help it. I see leaves mounted on top of a tree. Using solar power to bind carbon into a dense trunk package below. Ready to be carted off and hidden below grounds.

Also, given that we can't find anyone willing to pay for carbon capturing right where it is most dense, at the source, how are we going to find the will to pay for capturing it from thin air at much higher cost...
You only realize how precious cash is when you need a red envelope. XD
Anti-Israel activists attempt to 'wipe Tel Aviv off the map'
> This has been continuing for the past couple months. I don't see youtube giving up tbh, and i don't see how uBO can continue to maintain a manually constructed filter every time a new mechanism is added/altered in youtube.

If UBO stops working, I'll use newpipe, if that stops working I'll use yt-dlp and if that stops working I'll use whatever else people have come up with, and if nobody has anything that gets rid of the ads I'll just stop watching youtube.

I don't see that happening though. As long as we have computers that still work for us, I doubt google will come up with a way to stop ad blocking entirely. Maybe we'll have youtube re-release groups that manually edit out the ads and re-upload videos from popular channels to P2P sites. Maybe we'll get AI that can download videos and edit out the ads for us. We'll figure something out.