skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you're inspired by spacy things, why not just use flat ethernet cables ON the wall, which come in all colors? Then combine them with triangular LED-panels (powered and brightness-/color-controlled over those cables) at places where they have to turn sharply, or branch from a little switch (hidden behind such a triangular LED-panel)? If you don't get what I mean, search for pictures of 'Nanoleaf' to get an impression of the many forms you can build.

That looks rather OK for my tastes. And is simple to implement, up to 1Gbit/s. Not because of the limitations of the cables, they go up to 40Gbit/s in flat form factor, but for the small switches, or SBCs which could be 'abused' as such.

Anyways, Nanoleaf or any others don't come ready for POE, so have to be modded, but not by much. Controlling them over ethernet requires more modding, but not that much either. One could also use the remote, and just give power over POE.
Makes sense, at least at the Magic Kingdom. The call it 'The crappiest place on Earth', right?
I could add things like car dashboards to the list, to avoid annoying reflections.

And also for better "Pepper's ghosts". Which is based the same effect that makes you see your car dashboard reflected in the windshield.
I know it's cliche to bring up 1984 in these kind of talks, but your comment reminded me immediately of that section in the book where Winston goes to that park in order to be away from prying eyes and ears (If I'm remembering it correctly, it's been ages since I've read it).
This can be useful.

I'll be interested in seeing how this gets integrated into the Xcode IDE, as I rarely find the need to go into the CLI, to debug, these days (although I had to, just a couple of days ago, to find a weird Apple crash, but I could work around it).
1. Write a blog post on the topic your startup is related to.

2. Try to get people to read that blog post.

3. Try to get it ranked top 10 in Google for a very specific keyword (doesn’t matter how unpopular it is)

4. Reach out to 10 people and tell them about said blog post

That’s just one example
Looks interesting :)

My first introduction to programming was BASIC on some 8-bit home computer. Sometimes I wonder what had happened if I had started with Pascal or Scheme instead.

I think a lot of developers own their carrier to BASIC being so accessible.
No it’s still in its infancy. I’m focusing on capturing data as seamlessly as possible but I don’t want any of it to reside in a silo. I’ve got about 15 different shortcuts right now but I think I could probably pare this down with some custom shortcuts if I can figure out how to build them into a simple app. I’ll do a write up at some point when the system bears fruit.
Some good memories were made over there thats for sure!
This is cool!

I built a similar open-source thing a few months ago which pulls in a lot more information and you can even control things on the store through Slack commands: https://appstoreslackbot.com

Currently, it only works for iOS and is pull-based.
> Any platform that is large enough will sooner or later become a 'slice of life'.

I run a smallish website / forum for a video game franchise, we've got a number of couples on there, one of which got married a few weeks ago; some of our members were there, me and my (now ex) gf (also met through that site) watched it on stream. Small communities based around common interests with no pressure to date and no overbearing rules on what communication is allowed or not is great for fostering relationships like that.
Our country is massively corrupt. This isn't at all surprising.
This is an excellent idea, but it feels like an obvious application of RAGs (or a trivial agent to build with OpenAI’s latest ‘GPTs’ tool). Not dismissing the necessary and valuable work—it’s “obvious” in the way sleeping after a long day is obvious.

What I’d love to see is such an agent *learn* from the interactions with people asking:

* What questions they ask more often than other framework, and how can the documentation clarify that (explicitly or not);

* Can you detect when questions betray a naive grasp of the problem and when the person asking would benefit from dedicated training, not just a quick answer;

* Can an LLM structure programming concepts and suggest ways to describe a framework that would help people make sense of what each framework actually is?
For Play Store, it specifically mentions that it only does:

> When you submit a new build to one of the tracks (internal, alpha, beta, or production), they go through different statuses, e.g. “In Progress”, “Completed”, “Halted”, etc. Each of these will send a new notification to your team.
GitHub's AI coding assistant, Copilot, is a moneymaker
To be fair, RCU is about as exotic as hazard pointers. Then again, there is plenty of documentation for both and once you are familiar with them they lose a lot of their mystique.
because blockchain most find some use-case to justify its costs.
And the AI will be sending rejection/acceptance emails to the candidate which in return will send an AI/generated response back, which will result in an AI giving an interview to someone who created an AI to do said interview..:
Maybe jarvo.io could be the solution (somewhat biased) but seems to be working so far.
I just tried it. It feels like postman, very slow when typing json body. But it's small, and startup time is instant. I prefer bruno, but we do not talk about bruno.
yes, its a 2 layer stacked-Cmos sensor
The theme of judging others for working at a company that they don't agree with on HN is tiring. The world is large , expansive and interesting with a range of hobbies and interests.

Unless you are a nobel peace prize laureate or curing cancer, lets save the judgement.

And I would 100% work at Philip Morris if it meant feeding my family. Why shouldn't an adult be able to smoke a ciggaratte?
"the actor's strike has ended" is news. it is a data point.

"Here are the terms of the deal" would also be news, it would be a data set. I hope to read about it soon.

But whatever the terms of the deal _are_, it is undeniable that they "Will Impact AI and Streaming" for better or worse, for some time to come.
I wonder why he felt the need to reiterate the obvious here twice, about concurrent read/write being the true culprit. I mean, it's already obvious from the title that this is just an intellectual pursuit to satisfy some curiosity. Is it really that weird or unconventional of a question?
What does it do? Can't figure that out from the linked page.
Just re-think philosophy as thinking in a philosophical way such as why, what is the foundation, what is the logic of this, what is the value … just like democracy we do not always have a king or a totalitarian one ring to rule them all. But the philosophical way survived.

And if one use sophist approach, it is the training then even debate, … not to mention how many leaders are PPE graduate
it seems that in 2012, along with the end of the world, the possible acronyms/usable names for a project also ended
Can we create a decentralised networking of beautiful micro co-working hubs to create, inspire and connect within a 10 min walk or cycle commute from your doorstep.

The cost needs to be so low, it's accessible to everyone which is hard initially but once there is sufficient volume/space inventory then it's easier to encourage membership with prices less than $100/month.
Re-reading I could see how this might be interpreted as sarcasm, but I am 100% serious.
Mobile Safari Version Table
Why aren't these people championing for their own private messages to be fully open to the public to read? Maybe then I could almost take them seriously and I'd even have a bit of respect, but as-is you just know what these pricks want is unfettered access to the plebs private life, but no prying eyes into their own, thank-you-very much.

Wonder how many of the people spouting "but think of the children!" are the actual pedophiles they're always going on about. Knowing politicians, I'd be amazed if 90% of them weren't diddlers themselves, sorta like anti-gay Politicians getting caught in gay scandals or anti-drug politicians getting caught doing coke.
> You could put your money in crypto where it can never be seized, should crypto be illegal?

Well...

> You could bury your money in a forest where it can never be seized, should shovels be illegal?

Or forests or remote places... obviously not.

> You can stab somebody with a knife, should knives be illegal?

OK, but guns or automatic guns makes this much easily reproducible at scale. And guns are indeed heavily regulated everywhere in the world (well, yeah, there is ONE exception...)

> You could fly to a foreign country, should flights be illegal?

You need a valid passport, pass several checks and you might be on some list and blocked from taking the plane (obviously there are way to hack that, that's not the point). Or denied access to the other country.

> You could discuss a crime in-person not over the internet, should private conversations be illegal?

No, but police can still spy you if they have reasonable (or not...) reasons to do so.

My point is: while I'm not OK with banning encryption or adding some backdoor to it, we cannot deny that the "at scale" differences are important enough to at least have an adult discussion about how the issue should be tackled. Dismissing it like many people in the tech world do is as naive as willing to ban it.
> I'm so used to links not being underlined

Here’s a user stylesheet I’ve been using for 2½ years (when color-mix() landed behind a pref in Firefox Nightly!):

:any-link {
text-decoration: underline color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 30%, transparent) !important;
}

:any-link:is(:hover, :active, :focus) {
text-decoration: underline !important;
}

This means links get a semitransparent underline normally, and full-opacity on hover. I reckon it’s an excellent balance. Occasionally you’ll get double underlining due to people using border-bottom instead of text-decoration for some unfathomable reason, and occasionally there’ll be link-styled buttons that won’t get this underline, but all up I’ve found it pretty good as an intervention.

(I’ve been using this technique on websites I make since 2019, though I haven’t yet had the opportunity to use color-mix() on a public site, which only stabilised in browsers 6–11 months ago. My preferred technique there will be `:any-link:where(:not(:hover, :active, :focus)) { text-decoration-color: color-mix(in srgb, currentcolor 30%, transparent); }`.)
It is actually quite tricky to lock-free swap a concurrently-accessed reference counted pointer. The reference count is not associated with the pointer, but with the pointee, so a 2CAS is not enough.

Typically you need hazard pointers or similar deferred reclamation tricks.
I understand what you mean citing Arendt, but unlike Eichmann, what strikes me about this recording of Hitler is how eerily charismatic he comes across with the deep and sober voice, contrasted by Mannerheim's accented and presumably somewhat strained German. Hitler really respected Mannerheim though, as I understand. Maybe that plays a part too.
It's an API endpoint testing app, like Postman and Insomnia
Same here. I wrote a lot of code in my life but barely remember any of it. I do remember writing a 'madlibs' program as a kid and showing my family and being so proud. 100% the reason I'm doing what I do today is because of that day.
Or scammed them from other suckers.
This article is referring to Intels 32-bit instruction set, which seemingly all x86 machines still support.
Several family members firmly believe GPT stands for Gepeto.
This is one of the root causes of many of the issues in modern society. The creeping safety is taking the fun out of everything, especially kids. Kids nowadays rarely have any play time anymore, which has an immense cost to their later growth and well being. If you want to read a book about this with some related topics, I recommend "The Coddling of the American Mind"
With the added caveat that all throughout history governments have been the biggest perpetrators of children being, well, murdered (for example Anne Frank was a child), to say nothing of the massive land confiscations enacted by the same governments (or at least tacitly supported by them). Which is to say that I’d take the side of the individual rapists and killers each day, every day, if the alternative is of siding with governments who are always two or three foreign policy events away from supporting genocide.

I also blame the same governments for making me take the side of rapists and criminals, not a thing I usually do but that’s what they (the governments) force us to choose.
How do you transfer $0.001 USD to someone?
Germany and Sweden both face similar problems with “protected assailants”.
I don't want to believe you. Can you link the case?
Right, but that only works with Upwork.
Not the person you're replying to but:

It seems clear to me that protections designed to prevent corruption have been circumvented and need to be re-established. Likely by force, unfortunately.
Recently I got an interview for a job after refusing to do the pre-interview PR test. They had received an avalanche of pull requests on that repo that looked suspiciously similar so my impudence made me the most human-sounding candidate.
I'm not all that concerned with the legality of it and more about the chain of trust, if there is need to download images/tools from shady websites for the thing just to work.
So if someone improves the logistic infrastructure involved in getting the products from the workers to the consumers none of the value they generated belongs to them? That actually explains a lot. Even today, places with food insecurity don't have supply but distribution problems, so it's a pretty hard problem to solve.

I wonder how many Marxists study logistics.
Exactly, which will make people more mindful of where they apply.
There is a Douglas Adams quote from 1999 similar to that:

> I don't think anybody would argue now that the Internet isn’t becoming a major factor in our lives. However, it's very new to us. Newsreaders still feel it is worth a special and rather worrying mention if, for instance, a crime was planned by people "over the Internet." They don’t bother to mention when criminals use the telephone or the M4, or discuss their dastardly plans "over a cup of tea," though each of these was new and controversial in their day.

https://douglasadams.com/dna/19990901-00-a.html
I agree, especially bathrooms considering how often you use it.

But with 3 bedroom places under 1,000 sq ft, the rooms are too small for even a Queen sized mattress, let alone a King.
The details of the leaks were published slowly over several months. The one revealing the Danish-NSA partnership came out in 2014.[1]

[1] https://www.information.dk/indland/2014/06/snowden-dokumente...
It seems like this could stop you from enjoying a lot of trails. I hiked in Pukaskwa and lake superior provincial parks last year, and the trails at many points became quite steep/rocky. But they were overwhelmingly fun & beautiful hikes. I did lose the trail twice which was quite startling and was glad to have gps on my phone.
The problem with your thinking is that you assume that your eating habits don't effect your energy consumption. But that is wrong, if your Blood Sugar is to high your Body can't access Fat and needs to Burn other sources that are scarce and it prefers to make you tired and cold to reduce energy consumption. That doesn't happen if your Blood Sugar is very low and you can easily access your Fat reserves. Eating spikes your Blood Glucose, that's why intermittend fasting works so great.
The entire enlightenment?
AI only highlights how ridiculous the hiring process is. A program that generates likely word sequences determines whether or not you get the job? What is even the point of that? The company looking for employees would be better off looking for people that are actually good at the job they are supposed to do there. (Unless that job is generating likely word sequences -- then they should buy AI instead of hiring people).

Without AI, such a process favors potential employees that are good at writing likely word sequences themselves, and not those that are good at actually dpoing the job.
Don't think they know yet either. Still early days, they're basically just dangling the carrot out of reach. They're GitHub researchers based on their Twitter.
Didn't know you could get the base images directly from Microsoft, safe third party tools to validate the installation would still concern me, unfortunately.
yeah I'd imagine it's similar.

In my family we took a piece of christmas decoration one year and painted it in Black (v3) and it was eerie. It was just hanging there among all the other glowing/shiny stuff but it was impossible to really make out its contours or even be sure it's really there. :D
> This is seems to be a good example of AI enriching/assisting with other processes.

It seems to me like a good example of AI making something worse for everyone involved.
The absolute values are meaningless but the relative retain some information.

Even if they are not really well defined, cf from op :

> Compared it my blackest matte black paint (left), black paper, black 4.0 (middle) and sharpie (right)
That's not all the response demonstrates. More important is that it demonstrates that the journal is not representative of typical social scientific journals. This context is important because online commenters at times derive from the Sokal hoax general claims about the social sciences.
I don't know why you were downvoted but it's true. My dad was almost scammed this past weekend. Or kind of scammed. The thing is that of a group of 200, 195 were scammed and he wasn't (or he was, but he got what he paid for in the end). And he wasn't just because a random event, he was very luck.

I kept thinking in how lucky he was and how sad my family would be if he was part of the 195. But it didn't happen. Maybe in an alternate timeline (?), but not on this one. Worry about what could have happened is not worth it. To induce stress for things that did not happen is not worth it. Yes, we can use it to learn for future opportunities, but that should be all.
So job interviews will incorporate Voight-Kampff test-style questions?

"The tortoise lies there, its belly baking in the hot sun, beating its legs, trying to turn itself over, but it cannot do so without your help. You are not helping. Why?"
Armed robot dog (BostonDynamics Spot) helps end standoff on L.A. Metro bus
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UkPmsh3L47g

How long until there's no negotiation with authority?
QB45, those were the days :D
> I think individuals should remember to limit their effort when it's without reimbursement. In order to not burn out and become bitter, etc.

You're projecting your will onto the world and making it more like how you think it should be. It's nice when other people share your vision and chip in to support the effort, but I don't think that can be a prerequisite. If it is, then you will never be true to your vision, and that is, if anything, recipe for crashing and burning.
Did you not read the reviews?
Nothing beats the Jetbrains IDEs’ HTTP client for this. They should release it as a standalone product.

It’s all text based so fits nicely into your repo in the native format, no exporting etc.
Like many of those projects, access is controlled through a Discord server that is dedicated to more than just this prototype. I’m parsing and seeing things about getting CoPilot and VSCode to work together.

If you are eager to try something similar without dealing with a community, I’m assuming it’s possible to download the documentation from your favorite framework and start a “GPT” on OpenAI by giving it the role of a helpful coding assistant.

I definitely feel like there’s something to be done beyond the RAG aspect and figure out how to address the “other question” problem (you ask how you can do A, but that’s because A is your way to finding a solution for B, and there’s a much easier solution to B, but you don’t get the connection because you don’t understand the abstraction C). That would require a much more deliberate community to formalise properly.
Crashed a lot... more? You tell me crashing was expected default behaviour to a point where the suitability of implementation details was decided by how much one would crash?
If a state wants to do something to you, it will, just look at russia/china.

The way to defeat that is to vote/get involved/move to countries that are free.

Right now, your scenario is entirely plausible but is not reality, why?

The digital currency just moves power from private entities (visa/mastercard) to governments. Visa/mastercard are actually banning payments already to things like porn and so on, perhaps digital currency will have less moral policing, perhaps it will be anonymous, i havent found any technical details yet
Let's hope it's not a heart issue.
How is this possibly omegles fault or problem?

She met him once on omegle and gave him her contact info. She could have met him on the train or in the street and it would have ended the same way.

Parents are supposed to teach kids about stranger danger. She should be suing her folks.
For me it was this, generalized to "Ultimately, no one, nobody else, will be able to or willing to care about your best interests except yourself."

People, families, groups, systems and institutions act primarily through their own structures and in their own best interests, are able to forget, misinterpret or simply not care about what you want/need/desire/expect/(feel you) deserve from them, and can never care about you as an individual as much as you can care about yourself.

This can apply to small or big things. This even applies to formal, specific, contractual obligations others have to you. That's just paper. It can be at best ineffective to expect others to act in your (best) interest while you are not there supervising and understanding everything they are doing. Trust, but verify, and be ready to protest for and enforce your rights.

The world is full of minor and major bullshit many have given up on to change, to care about, or feel powerless to change anything about. If anything moves in this world it is through the stubbornness of dedicated individuals. Since you yourself have only limited time and energy, be ready to endure this bullshit which makes life seem insufferable and unfair.

Also, today's society has no effective mechanisms to punish misbehavior at small scales, and repeat offenders who move between communities.

I may have been childish, naive, too hopeful or entitled to expect otherwise, but nowadays I know that at any time, people or the universe can metaphorically say "fuck you, i don't owe you anything" and fuck your life and feelings over, regardless of how conscientiously or nice or supposedly selfless you acted. But so must you, if people expect more from you than you can and are willing to give, even if it hurts them, else they will drain your joy and energy and potential out of your life.

Also, this is useful to learn: https://www.raptitude.com/2022/01/everything-must-be-paid-fo...
Often not well of course. I don't think it's reasonable to force manufacturers to allow certain third parties access to their servers. However, I would love to see legislation that requires smart home products to have some reasonable level of local access independent of any servers operated by the manufacturer. This is even better since then you don't get bricked if they decide to shut down the service later.
Such an utter disgrace for Denmark and the Danish people. To sacrifice all your credibility in the Nordic and European community, to be the lapdog of a US intelligence agency. Absolutely pathetic.
Emotional highs and lows. You feel REAL good when you feel good and REAL bad when you feel bad.

The world is either amazing and full of wonder, or a hopeless mess.