skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> However, any modifications you make must be re-shared under the same licence.
By everyone, for everyone.

I’m gonna have to raise the alarm at this remark. There is no reasonable license that would permit enforcing this, that anyone should dare construct a structure bound by such license on their property.

I am all for the idea of an open building system, but get real.
The whole point of error handling in go is that magic does not happen. Large error handling frameworks can create tracing difficulties. In the authors example he will never be confused as to where the error occurred. Is it overly verbose, yes. Do I prefer it yes. I am quickly able to identify and address issues.
>Could it be consistent with the data that potent psychedelic drugs banishes all prior strong feelings?

That's not how psychedelic drugs work. If anything I would say it's more the opposite. We tend to naturally suppress a lot of feelings and memories when in regular everyday-life mode. A psychedelic experience can make people dig all those up, open all the mental closets and make people re-evaluate their feelings about everything.
Surprised this was still supported
$198 in 2000. sold for $40. The price has been a flatline for 20+ years since the initial peak.
I find this title highly contentious. No drug or treatment is a magic band-aid for complex trauma and a journey toward fulfilment.
For most modern CPUs, "machine code" is just another bytecode. Not much of a problem with that, it would seem.
> As a bonus, those capabilities don't require uploading your data to the cloud or risking LLM hallucinations.

Ignoring that half those services are dependent on the cloud already, this is such a bold and hard problem. A solution would be magical but LLMs are our best chance.

Without clearly defined protocols (eg SMTP, CalDav) and a ton of boring to write and use case specific glue code, you’re really dependent on LLMs to make those M*N connections from one service/format to another. An LLM can turn any current or future input format into any current or future output format. That’s really powerful and basically unsolvable at scale with the tools we have now.
If you are really interested and also don’t want to spend money there are Tampermonkey scripts which will solve twitch ads too.
> Note that no one is complaining about the other Boeing 737 models.

But why not? The 737NG has a known issue that killed someone in 2018 and the fix isn’t even planned to be in place until 2028.

https://www.aerotime.aero/articles/faa-mandates-boeing-737ng...
> The loss of ad revenue isn’t a consequence of downtime or losing staff

Firing the Trust and Safety team had a huge impact on advertising - that's why big brands find Xitter so toxic.

It is certainly also true that Musk's... emanations haven't helped relations with advertisers, but it is the lack of moderation that freaks them out, and also by-the-by chased off a noticeable fraction of the user base.

And now there's the bots:

https://www.threads.net/search?q=Twitter&serp_type=tags&tag_...
> if you designed a machine to act as a representative of some definition of a gender it will act like that, unless you also teach it to be fluid and able to adapt to your wishes

This is incredibly far removed from how LLMs actually work. Part of me is tempted to accept the challenge you've laid down (intentionally or not), and attempt to convince "Annie" here that despite its creator's intent, it is actually a boy. Given my experience with prompt injection, this should be trivial. The other part of me doesn't care enough to follow through on installing telegram much less interact with a bot over it.
Frankly there is zero way to bet a stud wall with a bunch of CNC'd plywood. The key is most of the wall is not made of the stud, plywood requires the entire sqft or m2 to consist of plywood.
I think this is a fair question.
> I hope that the fact I can write well enough in my mother language in some way it is still visibile in my English posts

I don't know if it's GPT-4 or an actual editing typo but using "visibile" instead of "visible" in that sentence is actually quite ironically funny.

On the post itself, I totally understand the point being bilingual myself with English being my second language. However, now having been living 11 years in the UK, I'm more comfortable with writing in English.
So they found the “greater fool”?

Mark Cuban also sold broadcast .com to Yahoo for 5.7 billion
That's a sizeable cut... So much for those hoping the tech job market would recover in 2024. So far this year we've already had another couple thousand back in the job market – a market that expanded by just 700 jobs in 2023.
I don't know about "Google scale", but you definitely need to be able to peer to get the costs under control. That requires a certain level of investment (on the order of millions of dollars in hardware/datacenter costs), plus the human relationships to get the peering agreements done. Twitch absolutely had that in place, so it's not really fair to compare it to a hobby project and conclude the business model doesn't work.

There's absolutely a business, if you have license to good content that people want to see. If you don't, then you're in a horrible commodity market -- you're reselling bandwidth.
It looks like all of their tweets are just links to items on the news room portion of their website. If you click around a little there, you'll see that they do have RSS feeds:

https://www.sec.gov/page/news

https://www.sec.gov/about/sec-rss

So it looks like they're already doing exactly what you suggest: they post official announcements on their website which you can subscribe to using the standard way to do that (RSS), and they also rebroadcast on Twitter by linking back to the original source. What should they be doing differently? Periodically tweet reminders that you can subscribe directly to their RSS feeds? Stop posting to Twitter at all and leave only a message that you can find official news on their website?
Geoff Rickly, who some might know as the singer of Thursday, recently published a fantastic novel called "Soneone Who Isn't Me," which is a lightly fictionalized account of his experience using Ibogaine to kick a heroin habit. It's an artful, stream of consciousness book, and contains fascinating details about his experience at an addiction clinic in Mexico that offers the treatment.

I hadn't heard about the drug before reading the book and found it very fascinating.

https://www.npr.org/2023/07/25/1189278437/someone-who-isnt-m...
It's a sad world where our standards are that low. But they are that low for good reasons.
Pair Diffusion: A Comprehensive Multimodal Object-Level Image Editor
Which suggests that a less prudish content policy at Twitch might have kept OnlyFans from ever being created in the first place. They literally drove those consumers away to other platforms, squandering their early and dominant position in the market.
Ibogaine is the drug Hunter S. Thompson rumoured Muskie had taken, which caused a bit of a ruckus during the 72 election campaign. Its in "fear and loathing on the campaign trail"
The important part is at the beginning of the paragraph: "The blueprints of WikiHouse are open source." (emphasis mine)

They aren't telling you what you can and can't do with the house itself.
Others have mentioned the "if the AI has those rights then it's also slavery" angle, but I think there's also a much less-dramatic argument...

Imagine that Acme Music hires large sweatshops of workers, who are tasked with listening to trending (copyrighted) songs and then go through grueling practice to sing and play near-perfect performances of those songs, delivered to any customer who asks for one.

That business model is still copyright infringement! It remains so no matter how much you de-automate by having human-brains replace machines at the same tedious tasks.

P.S.: Kind of like the inverse of patents, where "$task, but this time with a computer" is not automatically a new patent-able thing.
The prefered style of the titles in HN is more dry. The guidelines [1] ask to use the origianl title, but sometimes it's too bad and the subtitle is a good alternative. If you repost it, my sugestion is to use a reduced version of the first sentence "Niquests is a simple, yet elegant, HTTP library. It is a drop-in replacement for Requests that is no longer under feature freeze.", something like "Niquests: A HTTP library for Python that is a drop-in replacement for Requests"

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
For a reader/ note taking pad, or even a tablet, that sounds perfect.
To add, it’s worth noting that what gives Person A trauma may not give Person B trauma. The situation is not a prescription for mental trauma. Two combat vets who fought side by side in the same battle can walk away with wildly different effects. Someone working a help desk may feel immense stress, even trauma over time, while another thrives under the same circumstances. Trivializing PTSD to “I worked a shitty help desk job before, I get it” is not a great take.
In a stick built house you're paying a lot of labor. Material prices are not that much.

For example, the material list for a 3 bedroom house is 130k. https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/books-buildi...

Say the land is 130k in your region. You won't find 3b houses for less than 360k. If you're looking at not so cheap builders, it will be 500k.

I think there's a revolution coming in the way we build houses, it must be - because costs are through the roof. It could be either in the form of prefabricated walls, like we have now trusses, or lego bricks like the OP, or something.
I have a friend who successfully kicked heroin about 20 years ago with it. Thankful it was a possibility for them, illegal as it was.
I wasn't expecting a bug bounty, but not even a 'thank you' does hurt my soul :(
Sony teased a 'spatial' VR headset with a smart control ring
No individual truck would notice the difference. But averaged over many trucks and many days, it should result in a measurable change in gas spending.
Show HN: Native TypeScript API client generator from OpenAPI schema
Hi, HN! I wrote a native TypeScript utility to generate typed HTTP client from OpenAPI schema. The existing solution didn't work for me for various reasons.

Please take a look, maybe it will be useful/convenient for someone else too.

The main idea is to generate a typed client in one file with normal function names (abstraction over bare paths), to be able to understand what broke on the frontend when changing APIs, without extra dependencies on the frontend.

My main usecase of this library is with React / NestJS backends. So the generation of api call names is well adapted to its swagger plugin.

Issues welcome if something doesn't work well with your backend framework.
Leeches, arbitraging the labor of the actual, real workers.
They nerfed this thread =(
Depending on the shape of the distribution, most drivers could be above average. Average doesn't imply 50th percentile, that's what the median is for. A minority of tremendously poor drivers could certainly mean that most drivers are in fact better than average, in the same way that my friends on average have more friends than I do.
Probably complex PTSD? Honestly I'd be surprised if you can handle that kind of thing without developing it yourself.
> while there might be multiple stores for Apple, there’s only one for my device from Apple

Not strictly true. I can choose to shop for and run certain iPad apps on my M-series Mac, including apps that have separate Mac and iPad versions.

(Sometimes I prefer the mobile version.)
So true.....I had to turn around and give up many times because the bills needed paying, my parents were just as broke as me, and no rich friends....

I know a ton of people who had their credit cards paid, student loans paid, housing paid, car payments, etc .... parents all gave them the hand outs and helped them and they were able to constantly have fun, socialize and party and meet more and more people....I have been forced to work for reality
Brad Pitt, New Orleans. $20m settlement. The road to hell is paved with good intentions.

That said, Japan treats 1 storey dwellings as single-lifetime and have a different view on the ephemeral value of a house.
Musk Sold MAGA on HCQ – and Opened the Covid-19 Disinformation Floodgates
Considering that 1 in 9 girls and 1 in 20 boys are sexually assaulted, yeah I can buy someone in GenZ having PTSD requiring being accompanied by a service animal everywhere. :(
The answer is to learn to read the signals people give off when they're interested. The "more aggressive" men just aren't reading the signals. So they ask and get shot down. And they get a lower quality of relationship in the rare cases of success since they're merely playing the odds.

Get to know someone before asking them out. Find out what they're like. Know what you're like, and what kinds of people you're compatible with. Your 20s and in some cases even 30s are your opportunity to learn.

Just blindly asking someone out is lazy and rude.
Not the OP, but that sounds like a blast to me! I'd definitely play it!

Another game that did a similar thing (that I'm a HUGE fan of) is Spintronics [0].

It goes a whole step further from just creating analog circuits digitally and lets you build them both online and in board game form. I backed it on kickstarter and was amazed at how well the game turned out. Haven't finished it yet due to life getting in the way, but if you're looking for inspiration, their circuit simulator is available online for free.

As a fan of Zach-likes, I'd definitely be interested and play what you're cooking up :)

[0] - https://upperstory.com/spintronics/
Such a terrible tragedy if a company has to give the lions share of its billions in profit to the people who made it possible.

Maybe this is how the news and publishing industries get repaired.
I think most of the 737 max 9s have the door plug since it's only replaced with an actual door when in a high density configuration used by low cost carriers.
Our Samsung fridge manual contains a paragraph proudly explaining that it'll automatically (and without permission) mesh network with any samusung TV it finds so that it join the a video feed of the inside of our fridge (and other info it gathers) with our TV viewing habits, and then send the result to marketers.

That's why I won't touch their stuff any more.
Imbue (Formerly Generally Intelligent) (YC S17) Is Hiring an Engineering Manager
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MDMA is the furthest down the road to being clinically available.
Just because Amazone owns Twitch doesn't mean they pay themself, they are still two distinct legal entities and Twitch is competing with other non Amazone owned companies (e.g. Kick) for the same resources. If Twitter would not pay Amazone I think it might even somewhat fall under competitive distortion/unfair competition.

Large steams do amortize cost while the bandwidth cost is somewhat scaling per viewer there are other cost which scale per used resolution and per region the stream is streamed to. So on a per-view bases large streams are often not the most expensive. But very small streams with viewers across continents have the highest per-view cost.

AD revenue is split but the main problem is Twitch ADs are not worth much and a bought way to little, often leading to no ADs playing at all for many (non US) regions.

>they play 3 minutes of ads that interrupts the entire content every 10 minutes.

They do not (typo?), it's depending on the streamers setup but ADs are normally more in the 3min per hour basis which is fine to be honest. There are sometimes some additional banner ads but they don't cover the content, don't "play" and are not that disruptive. And there is Twitch Turbo which disables all ADs but streamers still get the AD money. Through that isn't worth it's money for a lot of people.
You've never seen anyone say "x% faster" where x is a number larger than 100? I find that hard to believe.
This is categorically not true. 1) You can run every Mac app sold by a third party store that's designed to run on your Mac. 2) Anyone can make a Mac app store.

The only apps Apple blocks from arbitrary sources are known malware. Even that can be turned off if you're either a masochist or a malware researcher.

PS. See also the wonderful SetApp store: https://setapp.com/

Many apps in Apple's app store are alternatively available through SetApp. For anything in SetApp, I get it there.
If they do not have a good way of catching people this thinking makes sense. As a deterrent. Assuming they could easily catch them, it's more logical to do so and find out what subversive stuff people are sending each other. They can also blackmail those who get caught into giving up more info about their friends and networks. Gives them a lot more control vs warning people that airdrop is compromised. Thanks CCP, that's good to know for anyone who's active against the government :)

I do agree with your take but I think they're lying.
I like this post and find some of it quite helpful as a framework, but certain pieces are sufficiently vague that I actually have no idea what's being said:

"As a rule with few exceptions, you want to move forward through iteration loops, not backward. (Too often, moving backward is a sign of problems with doing, not problems with planning.)"

What does that mean? a short example here would help. How do I know if reprioritizing is going backwards or a problem of doing vs. what was advised up above?
>> Remember that airlines are forced to make good financial decisions, or they'll go bankrupt.

List of airlines that have gone bankrupt, US only:

Aero Sun International

Aero Virgin Islands

Aeroamerica

Air Bahia

Air Canada

Air Kentucky

Air Midwest

Air Pennsylvania

Air South

Aloha Airlines (three times)

Altair Airlines

America West Airlines

American Airlines

American Trans Air (ATA)

Arrow Air

Astec Air East

ATA Airlines

Avianca

Big Sky

Braniff International

Cochise Airlines

Comair

Connectaire

Continental Airlines

Coral Air

Delta Air Lines

Direct Air

Dynamic International Airways

Eastern Airlines

Eastwind Airlines

Eos Airlines

Evergreen International Airlines

Excellair

Flash Airlines

Florida Airlines

Frontier Airlines (twice)

Gemini Air Cargo

Golden Gate Airlines

Independence Air

Indiana Airlines

Island Air (Hawaii)

L’Express

LANICA

LATAM Airlines Group

Maxjet Airways

Mesa Airlines

Mexicana

Miami Air

Midway Airlines (twice)

Mountain West Airlines-Idaho

National Airlines

National Florida Airlines

New York Airways

Northcoast Executive

Northwest Airlines

Oceanaire Lines

Pacific Coast Airlines

Pan American World Airways

Partnair

PenAir

Pinehurst Airlines

Pinnacle Airlines

Primaris Airlines

Princeton Air Link

Ravn Alaska

Republic Airways Holding

Ryan International Airlines

SeaPort Airlines

Silver State Airlines

Skybus Airlines

Southeast Airlines

Southern Air

Sun Country Airlines (three times)

Swift Aire Lines

Tejas Airlines

Trans World Airlines

TransMeridian Airlines

United Airlines

US Airways (twice)

Will's Air

-- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_airline_bankruptcies_i...
We'll see what happens when the toolkit maintainers decide to remove their X code paths because they're so rarely used and a pain in the ass to maintain.
I'm kind of skeptical about this. I assume the features it emulates on the GPU are slow. Generally you really like to use the GPU to go fast. I guess it's a matter of how much overhead you really pay. I will wait for some benchmarks before considering it more seriously.
Do they make official announcements on Twitter? They have an account but what do they use it for?
Market likes AI technology for advertising, not health care
My Ford has that. Just need to be sure to park in range of ATT 3g. (Well, I pulled the modem this weekend). They had replaced the 2g modem with a 3g modem in 2017... because networks turning off older signals was unfathomable.
There is plenty of desert and piles of garbage which are great for building solar panels on.

Another aspect often overlooked is shade is very important, there are methods where building solar panels can actually help the environment by providing much needed shade.

You can also build solar panels of the water, theoretically you could build solar panels suspended in the air.

And they don't really require much to hold them down, compared to a wind turbine which needs to basically be a tree.

We just don't try. There is no effort to experiment because everyone is scared to change.
Yeah to me it's a feature. I don't need everything in a browser. In fact I am happier with dedicated programs (an email client, an FTP server, an IRC client, etc).

It means that I can choose a client that works for me. Whereas I cannot choose the UI I want for GitHub.
Glucoboy
Ask HN: Why did they nerf the SEC thread?
It was at the top and now it's relegated to backwater pages.
Building technologies do need to evolve, but this ain't it.

Starting with the tagline "Simple, beautiful zero-carbon building for everyone". WHAT?
- Claiming that timber building products are carbon neutral is dubious, just talking about the timber alone, before any value added lifecycle. They should put some pictures of the Spruce forests their plywood comes from and let people decide for themselves.
- Simple? Not really. They don't say much at all about what happens after you get walls and a roof. Who is going to plumb and wire, and how? How simple will it be to find a tradesperson who wants to actually figure out from scratch how to pull cable through your ikea home and put their license on the line?
- Beautiful? Meh.. ask again in 30 years and see if people don't say it looks like it was built in 2023.

And then just all the stuff that doesn't matter. The problem of making a building isn't putting up walls and a roof. That's usually the part that goes the fastest. Who cares that it's 'precision engineered' (spoiler alert, if it's OSB, theres no precision) and that it has 3x more compressive strength than stick frame. When was the last time you thought to yourself 'I wish I could put a car on my roof'?
This isn’t owning fast food chains; rather compromising some AI startup that has some of them as a customer.

Title is misleading.