skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here you go: https://www.fretboardfly.com/learn/FBG-201

When the user browses to it through the home page (https://www.fretboardfly.com/), the game is introduced as a part of a theme of "Scale Degrees" so it's more obvious. Linked to the game directly here because aint nobody got time to click through a page hierarchy :)
The field is like a roller coaster, it can go very high and then very deep... The first half of the 90's were at a lowest, then Internet and the Y2K bug boosted IT employment and then the bubble exploded, before a new reborn...

Maybe the last period has gone too high, with ridiculous number of recruitment and oversize salaries, and the correction will be harder. But it will end.
> Less use of Google = less chance of me seeing Google ads.

But you are using an ad-blocker, you don't see google ads. If you aren't using an ad-blocker then this topic isn't about you.
I got to build on the 4th gen Apple TV way back before it launched on some dev kits, and call me crazy or biased, but I always liked the remote. Ofc I was fully drinking the Kool-aid at the time, and I have seen many of my friends and colleagues fail at using the remote over the years.

Making it out of glass was crazy though. I shattered one pre-launch from a light fall.
Oh, that's only for "fun". Playing with quick deployment of throwaway apps. No real privacy expectation. Of course it would be nice to learn along the way
The abuse will continue until you wise up and throw it away.
I was talking about between nodes. We're planning on bonding 2x400G NICs to get that 800G between nodes.

That said, latest 4th gen nvlink is 900G...

https://www.nvidia.com/en-us/data-center/nvlink/

But unless you're sleeping with Jensen, you're not going to see it for 52 weeks+ after you order it.
Are booze and cigarettes actually cheaper than therapy?
> How exactly does this violate your privacy

This is a nitpick, but it seems relevant given how the word "privacy" is actually being used in the article (and by lawmakers).

"Privacy" means to be free from intrusion or interference. It's the latter word that people are talking about when saying that this violates privacy.

https://iapp.org/about/what-is-privacy/
How cost effective is washing trash at home, to using packaging that is either biodegradable, or inert (paper, and glass for example, as it has been done for decades before plastics got widespread)?

Compared to this I keep hearing the bullshit that reusing glass is not environmentally friendly and a PET flask has lower carbon footprint, etc. I say bullshit. Also we should transport and sell less water (either with added sugar and CO2 or without), we have those pipes in the ground/walls at most places in the developed world, which supply us clean drinking water. We should rather focus on providing clean tapwater to everybody where it is not available, instead of selling water for 100x price in small single use containers.

Reduce. Reuse. Recycle. These are the priorities.
> It is only paying/ad viewers that matters, until they start to lose those they wont care.

They prefer you use youtube ad-free than go take the crowd to another platform.

Microsoft famously said that they prefer people to pirate Windows than to use Linux/Mac.
Great to know, I always read that people dislike Obsidian for being closed-source.
It's also not self-hosted by default, but seems possible with a sync plugin.
Thanks, I will look into it!
In my experience CBD relieves anxiety effectively (if you get the dose right) and THC, especially Sativa strains, can make you very anxious indeed.

Generally speaking as I've gotten older pot in general just makes me anxious. Most of that is likely because CBD and related components have been bred out of pot and today's strains are mainly for the hard core regular users who need the stronger stuff to get the effect they want.

Hopefully as legalisation takes hold the market will cater to casual and first time users, and offer a variety of experiences besides the fairly stupefying effect of strong pot.

I remember the first time I smoked pot, at at about age 13, well. My high school dealer who was the same age thoughtfully sold us what was mostly leaf, but it was the nicest, most interesting stone which gave the world a nice fury/fuzzy texture and made you laugh.

These days your first time is more likely to approximate being plugged into a mains socket, with no way to disconnect for a couple of hours.
You can connect multiple AirPods to it so that you can quietly watch TV without disturbing others (which is particularly useful when you have young children.
Netflix just gave him the money? Isn't a producer the one with the money that hires people?
Same here, but for 30 years. It's really no trouble.
Good luck Miłosz, I'm a fan!
Do any of these generate animations for 2d?
Wasn’t 1 hour long episode of Stranger Things about $30m per episode?

Definitely not small amounts of money, but relatively speaking…
N.B. this may only work with hosts that don't use UCEProtect and, honestly, if they're legit, they won't use UCEProtect

I have two email servers running on Digital Ocean just fine - one set up in 2016 and one set up in 2021. It's a matter of doing the initial work to deal with the rejections - following the process the various hosts have set up. There will be a few block lists that you need to submit tickets to to have your IP unblocked. You'll want to create bulk sender accounts (even if you're not) with Yahoo, Microsoft, and Google. It's mostly superstition - "may this web form bring blessings upon my IP". Don't bother actually trying to check any of the reports in the UIs - only Yahoo sends emails to abuse@ for spam reports for small senders.

You'll want to join the Mailop list [0]. I'd say it takes about a month or two, mostly spent waiting, before you are in the clear and have perfect deliverability. Yes, it's annoying. Yes, it can feel hopeless. But it clears up pretty quickly. I've only since had problems with smaller providers and it usually gets resolved by contacting them.

[0]: https://www.mailop.org/ - I think people who work at Yahoo, Google, and Microsoft all monitor this list
I'm curious too. I know cocoa contains a lot of Theobromine which is very similar to caffeine (caffeine is Methyl-theobromine) although it does behave a little different. Cocoa also has a little caffeine as well.

I would think these two would make anxiety worse?

GABA and L-theanine make a lot of sense as these will directly impact the glutamatergic system and are well known to improve anxiety (and are also synergistic with stimulants especially caffeine).
Archive of the NYT article [1], which is much more detailed. I also like the (brief) Trung Phan summary which quotes from the NYT. [2].

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20231122224026/https://www.nytim...

[2]
https://twitter.com/TrungTPhan/status/1727460440874385881
Imho, in order to reach AGI you have to get out of the LLM space. It has to be something else. Something close to biological plausability.
Anyone know if a Pi-hole will combat this?
Yeah I just saw the video from that researcher (later an OpenAI researcher?) that talked about it back in 2016... not that I understood much, but it definitely seemed that Q* was a generalization of the Q algorithm described on the previous slide. The optimum something across all somethings.
> The project is still at an early development stage and may be unstable. It currently lacks testing on real devices

Yeah, nah.
They probably will force users to enable webcams to detect if content is being watched, and if you as much as blink - ad will pause.
Ask HN: Personal side project that helped you the most in your career?
Do you think that investing time in personal side projects is a good way to advance your career faster, or could that time and energy be spent in a better way? Did you have a project that significantly pushed your career forward and in what ways did it contribute to you? You can describe what the project was about, how much time it took, and a link if it is public.
it would be a funny joke if you were joking.

you don't resolve anxiety by adding more capacity to endure it (resilience.) Instead you need to address the root causes— most often maladaptive strategies learned in childhood that need to be relearned and corrected, and then once you are no longer creating the negative emotional material because you're living in a better way, you generally need to support healing/recovery from holding the anxiety however long you did. This often involves recreating or revising relationships with close loved ones.

adding more capacity to tolerate almost always makes things worse in the long run. you don't need a bigger tank to hold more poison, you need to stop creating or consuming the poison, and then you need to detoxify yourself to get rid of what you've already taken in.

disclaimer: I am a psychotherapist but I am not acting as anyone's therapist by sharing this, which is my opinion.
It's more healthy to abstain from alcohol or cigarettes than edibles.
Why would energy companies be less likely to invest in their infrastructure compared with, say, a bakery investing to repair a broken oven?
Well, he had his own production company, and they gave money to that.
So, if anyone has a weekend to spare, setting up a competitor by running stable diffusion with a LORA for vectorized output with vtracer on the image output... should about do it. Seems at least one of these services pop up every day, and it's usually the same thing wrapped in different packaging.
I remember trying to use react native web to unify mobile and web back in the day and I ended up using complex animation libraries for things that CSS could do in just one or two lines. Is Tamagui any better in that regard?
10mg is high as fuck. I have it maybe once a year and I take 5mg and then 5mg a couple of hours later. It’s a nice steady high that lasts for hours.
I have a Fire TV and I just bought an Apple TV to be my smart-tv interface. It's amazing what a difference it makes. The Apple TV's interface isn't laggy. I guess that's what happens when you get a 10x faster processor. The interface isn't chock full of ads. Some might quibble that Apple does have some previews, but it just isn't the same at all.

With the Fire TV, getting to my apps was such a pain. With the Apple TV, they're right there. There aren't horrible dark UI patterns distracting me from my stuff. Literally, Fire TV would have suggested apps on my main screen that I already have installed. I'd click on it, it'd bring me to the app store, and from there I could launch it.

My Fire TV would launch with a full-screen ad and I'd have to press down to even see the UI. So I power on my TV and see a JCPenny Black Friday ad. Ugh. I scroll down and there's "continue watching," but only from Amazon Prime. Then there's a full row Starz ad. Then "up next for you," but most of the shows there I haven't heard of. Then recently used apps. Then some "guide and on now" garbage for apps I don't have. Then "Netflix recommends" which isn't based on what I've been watching from what I can ascertain. Then "subscription deals" where they try and push all sorts of subscriptions. Then "holiday deals on devices" to push Amazon stuff. Then more and more content that I don't subscribe to - presumably so that I'll start paying for more subscriptions. More recommended apps, recommended things to rent or buy, etc. And everything is constantly auto-playing!

Yea, Apple TV has a preview, but the sound is off and it just goes away if I touch anything. Plus, I can just go into settings and replace it with "Up Next" which shows things I've been watching for apps that support it. It's a nigh-and-day different experience. It feels so calm by comparison. The Fire TV is just distractions everywhere while the Apple TV doesn't feel like that.
You can disable the auto-play full screen video ads every time it starts up, though it seems like we are now stuck with a full screen still picture ad. I doubt Amazon will change this unless they get like 500k complaints and that's not likely to happen.

My options are:
* Apple TV
* Nvidia Shield
* DIY something together using Android TV. Either a RPi (maybe one of the knock offs), or a low-end pc.

I would guess Apple TV probably has the best ui/ux. What's the Shield like? Are there apps for Freevee, Tubi? Plex? How is GeForce Now?

Anyone DIYed one?
Proton Drive arrives for macOS with full end-to-end encrypted cloud storage
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38390384
my analysis of my own experiences is that weed smoothens your emotions. the lows are higher and the highs are lower. but then again, I’ve never dealt with major anxiety beyond a few brief stints

however, I would be extremely shocked if cigarettes and alcohol are better for it than weed. cigarettes are basically buying yourself low-level intermittent anxiety, and alcohol, unless you’re a genuine alcoholic, is just a rollercoaster of ups and downs that will likely result in future memories for you to be anxious about. that’s my experience anyway
There are “ads” in my Apple TV Home Screen, but it’s just posters for content I have locally in Plex! :) Very targeted and useful!
Thanks! I am all about pre-emptive steering and similar, but it's something my wife just doesn't 'get'. She regularly gives the kids options that she doesn't want them to pick, which... has been it's own battle. Or reflexively says yes when the kids ask to watch something without thinking about it (eg starting a movie 5 mins before we need to be leaving, then fighting to pull them away from it).

Things that we agree on in principle (especially before we had kids) don't always get executed/ enforced as they need to once you're in the thick of it. (Of course I have my own faults when it comes to this, as well.)

YouTube is a non-starter for us (she's seen enough slip through the cracks on YouTubeKids to thankfully be 100% on-board), but the kids have long figured out who will give up their phone a restaurant table in exchange for no-more-tears.

Which usually means kids netflix (still not a fan), but it's a complete unknown on eg my in-laws phones. But that's a whole issue on its own.

Re:
>Regardless of tech

...Everything above is part of why I'd like to find a tech centered solution, because it's a fallback I know we'll need despite trying to lead first with a more ideal hands-on-parenting approach. You may might not need it, and I wish we didn't either, but there are real marital and parental relationship benefits sometimes, especially being able to 'blame it on the technology' occasionally, instead of, eg, always having the ideological argument at the dinner table.

Right now we limit at-home to a 'kid appropriate' NAS share that kodi points to on the living room tv. Other than that, we make them ask us if they want something else. And even then, accessing that is primarily a treat/reward.

(Although we admittedly leaned on it a lot last week when everyone had a stomach bug, trying to keep everyone resting, and the vomit contained to one room. But I digress...)
You’re far too optimistic.

The pure-canvas approach is currently very bad, and most of what makes it so is fundamentally unfixable, because fixing it would require exposing unacceptable details (for privacy or functionality). I’ve written about this quite a few times on HN. A few of the things I tend to mention could conceivably be fixed, but browser-makers have shown absolutely no inclination to address any of it.

No, for at least the rest of this decade, doing things properly will absolutely require using the HTML DOM. And I’m very sceptical that browser-makers will ever seek to make the pure-canvas approach a viable alternative, there are just way too many problems with it.

If you reduce the scope to custom layout and such for CSS, there are interesting experiments in the CSS Houdini project.
They created a product and they definitely have copyright over that product.

However, what the product is creating, the output, is an AI generated Image... Which because it wasn't human authored, is automatically put into the public domain the moment it's created.

The product is copyrighted, the output is not.
So, all the downsides of power without any of the benefits.
Sorry bud, Google makes its money spying on my email and my searches. Those are tradeoffs I’m willing to make. I absolutely refuse to ever watch ads, though.

You say we can’t go back torrents, and maybe you can’t, but I’ll go full Luddite mode before I start watching ads on anything. I haven’t had a television for 20+ years for this very reason.

Torrents and a seed box are about as easy as it gets.
No, and the booze and cigarettes are also going to do damage, whereas a therapist is unlikely to do damage.
Anxiety can't be cured with weed, pills, or whatever. People need to learn coping with it; it used to be called growing up.
Oh this looks great! Thank you!
Just like with pretty much any other substance we use medically - it's good for some people but it comes with some side effects so if it's not doing anything for you it's probably best to abstain.
Yes. You can't guarantee that the assistant won't ever consider the text of an incoming email as a user instruction, and there is a lot of incentive to find ways to confuse an assistant in that specific way.

BTW, I find it weird that the Von Neumann vs. Harvard architecture debate (ie. whether executable instructions and data should even exist in the same computer memory) is now resurfacing in this form, but even weirder that so many people don't even see the problem (just like so many couldn't see the problem with MS Word macros being Turing-complete).
For me it was close battle between Apple TV and Nvidia shield pro. But no Stremio on Apple TV was deal breaker.
Because it could be used to generate spam, yes, and he was right about that.

And to set a precedent that models should be released cautiously, and he was right about that too, and it is to our detriment that we don't take that more seriously.
Destroying your predecessors sets a bad precedent for whatever entity succeeds you.

We don't kill our parents when they become old and useless, because then we become like Cronus devouring his children, forever paranoid about our children doing to us what we did to ours. In this way, we stagnate and sterilize growth.

However, sometimes, we take our parents car keys away and put them in nursing homes. This seems like the best case scenario for humans with ASI.

The matrix wasn't a prison. It was retirement home.
Since we're discussing the economics of film/TV studios, and their weird decisions. I'd like to understand why the studios are still making Star Trek shows. Each one seems to be more poorly received than the last. That's costing studios far more than $55M. Picard alone cost ~$9M per episode according to Wikipedia.
Yes it is. The Spreadsheet is powered by ReactJS and Konva.

React and Konva provides a Profiler and Devtools to measure performance and to prevent any un-necessary re-renders.

We also measure the Canvas FPS to make sure rendering is at max 60fps. The bottleneck we have identified is with scrolling large amounts of text, especially in large 42 inch 4K monitors, where FPS limits to 55-60fps. We do have some workaround planned for large monitors, by splitting the canvas into 4 layers.

In terms of regression, we use Cypress for most e2e testing, but the test cases are small as of now.
The cultural change happened overnight. Now people who two years ago thought THC was a type of sandwich can talk for hours about micro-dosing of different types of strains. I'm getting a "Brave New World" vibe.
Good point, I tried to use it too as it seems to cover most of my points, but it's unsupported on macOS and iOS.
Maybe an official source will be good enough for you: https://www.intel.com/content/www/us/en/business/enterprise-...
I pay for the ad-free versions of Hulu, HBO ("Max"), Disney Plus, and Paramount Plus. YouTube managed to sufficiently tick me off that I refuse to give them one penny.
This reads too much like marketing, don't really get why it's here.
I host my own mail server on Vultr. One thing to note if you want to use them is that, by default, they block outgoing SMTP ports by default. You have to file a support ticket to unlock that port for your account, and you need to have a server running under your account on their infrastructure for at least a month before they'll unblock the port.

It's a bit annoying, but they do it to prevent people from using their infrastructure to send spam. And you only ever have to do it once.
Sir Patrick Stewart in Conversation with Jonathan Frakes [video]
"turn the air blue": to swear a lot (= use rude words), or to involve a lot of swearing
Sounds like Jodorwsky's Dune[0] where it's famous for not getting made.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jodorowsky%27s_Dune
> Ubisoft says it was trying to put an ad for Assassin’s Creed Mirage in the main menu of other Assassin’s Creed games.
So far the evidence seems to show that smoking and vaping cannabis does not have nearly the potential for lung cancer that tobacco smoking does. It is associated with various respiratory ailments (under heavy use). And it may have a slight protective effect against some cancers.

As usual, more and higher-quality data would help elucidate the source of the protective effects.
Obviously human factor is and will always be the biggest threat and frustration, people despite all the risks still downplay the cybersecurity aspect, until it’s too late.
The key problem is that an LLM can't distinguish between instructions from a trusted source and instructions embedded in other text it is exposed to.

You might build your AI assistant with pseudo code like this:

prompt = "Summarize the following messages:"
emails = get_latest_emails(5)
for email in emails:
prompt += email.body
response = gpt4(prompt)

That first line was your instruction to the LLM - but there's no current way to be 100% certain that extra instructions in the bodies of those emails won't be followed instead.
not really, you just need a massive warehouse of pick up truck attachments and Venmo to pay back citizens for helping plow :)