skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Worth mentioning that Rumble, Odysee, and Bitchute are all excellent alternative platforms to host videos at, without the concerns YouTube has introduced. Although, I can't speak to monetization for any of these — which is where Patreon excels here.

X.com is also trying to enter the space by hosting longer videos and allowing accounts to earn ad revenue as well as building a subscriber base who can support creators directly. It's not half bad.

Full disclaimer:

I think it might be implied, but there's certainly a lot of political distaste around these platforms since they finally freed themselves from the shackles of government-aided censorship, and takedowns that are heavily biased towards promoting progressive views (especially radical).

With that said, everyone please refrain from attacking this reply for merely mentioning these platforms as options, as they are equally valid ways to build a following and/or monetize your content, even if they support creators who run against your own views. As they say, diversity is our strength!
Which countries are leading the green hydrogen race?
The key/value pairs after the "WIFI:" prefix are as follows:

S - the SSID
P - the password
T - the encryption type (WEP, WPA, or blank)
H - whether or not it's a hidden network

The only required pair is "S"; all other pairs are optional and may be omitted if desired.
Link to Pin my balls: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pinmyballs
I don't think that how life really works? Also not trying to be a snide either.
https://archive.vn/lPypY
It converges to the front page we have now, which, while imperfect, seems to be to the liking of the community, such that stories like this carry a bunch of comments about how happy they are about moderation here, and how about how few if any of the stories getting yeeted from the front page are things they even want to see on HN.

HN does not have to be a space for conversations about every important story. It is enough for it to be good at the conversations it is good at. There's a whole wide internet out there for the rest of the important conversations to take place on. Moreover: that has always been the premise of HN; it's not a principle we just sort of slipped into accidentally.
I genuinely believe that Swatting should be considered on the level of attempted murder or similar offence, for the person making the call. Enough of these events have already ended tragically and it just shows that every incident is on the knife's edge of something terrible happening.

And that's without getting into the other side of the issue where the cops are all too happy to show up ready to rock and roll, amped up and on a hair trigger.
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This startup is building the AI platform for corporate finance. Its mission is to automate key finance and accounting workflows. Corporate finance is one of the top 10 most common professions in the U.S. and plagued with error prone manual work. They believe that LLMs are going to transform professional services as we know it and corporate finance will be among the first professions to feel it. Raised a seed round earlier this year and are currently live with multiple large firms. Progressing rapidly and plan to raise a Series A in 2024. All positions are 5 days in office in NYC.

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Staff / Principal Engineer - $170k - $200k + meaningful equity

Seeking Staff+ level engineers to help them design and lead implementation of new modules. The abstractions for these new modules will form the foundation for the product’s future as they expand beyond their current core functionality.

- You’re an expert in designing powerful, extensible business logic

- You believe that LLMs are a leap forward in what’s possible with software and want to work with ML researchers on cutting edge applications of them

- You want to work at an ambitious, fast paced startup with high standards

- You enjoy building products from 0 to 1

ML Engineer - $150k - $190k + meaningful equity

Seeking an ML engineer who can support researchers and own MLOps end to end.

- You're comfortable owning the entirety of ML infrastructure.

- You have experience working on all parts of the pipeline.
> I think the consensus within the DoD by the mid to late-2000s was that the pendulum had swung way too far in the direction of technologically advanced but small and expensive, and there was a cultural revolution to swing things back in the other direction. Senior DoD and service leaders today are really a product of that.

Yes, the joke was that US military bought fewer and fewer, more and more expensive items, and soon the entire DoD budget would be spent on one plane.
Well before giving up try to pivot it into something but having one unfinished projects are a really good way to learn something new.
> Well, it's your environment, you would probably have to figure that out for yourself.

No. Actually. It's not my environment at all. I could just leave and go somewhere else. Like Mars, Heaven, or somewhere else.

And I'll be taking three gigajoules per second of power production with me.

> It's good to minimize consumption of Earth's resources to maximize the displacement of the need for extraterrestrial raw materials and ingredients for the manufacture of new things.

What you're trying to sell me is something that is physically impossible. Entropy will still eventually—literally kill you if you actually did what you're advocating for (which is degrowth and primitivism). So, you don't actually believe what you're trying to sell to people as an "environmental conservative." Unless you're a zealous fanatic or something.

Unfortunately, Earth was meant to be used up into a big void of nothingness with this exploitation of a planet followed by the next complete consumption of a giant world. Mars is in our sights. As is the rest of the Solar system.

And we may as well go to infinity and beyond.

After all, time and entropy aren't really on our side. Solving the problem of our scheduled annihilation is the real action to think about as a responsible person who isn't afraid of objective mathematics and analysis that doesn't miss crucial variables in global dynamics.
Very cool. That will address some annoyances I had with QAbstractItemModel. Slint looks very promising.

How is the text manipulation support in Slint? Does it support Rich Text content?

BTW, the ListView linked from the article you mentioned leads to this page: https://slint.dev/releases/1.4.1/docs/slint/src/builtins/wid...
Thanks for reading! I came to the same conclusion. I don't see people post about their "failures" enough (although true failures are rare because you can always learn something from them) so I figured this would be a good thing to share.
Turbulence too. With a flat surface, there's no way to anchor to a physical point before pressing. With buttons, there's tactile feedback so you can keep your finger on the button through turbulence until you're certain it's the one you want to press.
> Robin89, can you please fix the text? know that was just a mistaken good-faith assumption but it's super wrong.

How can he/we verify it's wrong? The down-weighting you describe is not visible to users. Even OP won't know.

You can say that down-weighting happens, but we're asking to see where down-weighting happens.
If you're ever in Vegas, I highly recommend a trip to the Pinball Hall of Fame museum south of the Strip across from the Mandalay Bay convention center. My family put it on the list as just some rando thing to do between the "real" Vegas events, but our expectations were very much exceeded!
That link 404s for me, looks like it's the "AVLT Medical Grade 17.6 lbs Monitor Wall Mount - Mounts Ultrawide Monitor on 74" Long Extension Full Motion Height Adjustable Arm - for Healthcare and Maintenance Area"
Not sure why both submissions about work preferences were flagged:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39103328

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39103483
I use the app on my xbox, if you have a game system that might be a better option than the one supplied with the tv.
Owning SpaceX's Starship Rockets Could Be in Department of Defense's Future
The "force" is actually one or two people. It's hard to prove and impossible to change. No one will believe you, either.
> It’s pretty simple, don’t dump chemicals in water or on land period.

Everything is chemicals. You just described 2/3 of all industrial activity and proposed we should stop them. Are you willing to take the consequences which follow from that proposal? (And somehow forgot the 1/3 “dump chemicals in air”)
This is such an incredibly pessimistic and simplistic view. It is a private company funding research that will eventually lead to revolutionary devices.

Imagine if people in the 1940s/50s said, "wow we could have spent all this money on something besides these giant vacuum tube machines that just add up a few numbers."
Show HN: Netjail – Go package to safely send requests to user-provided URLs
Hello HN!

I open-sourced this package designed to protect against security risks implied by sending HTTP requests to URLs constructed from user input.

I kept running into this kind of problem in my career but couldn't find a package that addressed it already, so here it is!

Security is hard, the more people's eyes we get on a piece of code the safer we can make it. Check it out, and let me know if you think things could be improved!
Pinball Hall of Fame is the only place in Vegas I've found The Addams Family, and it is the only place on this site with that game. The problem with the Pinball Hall of Fame is not only do they have the rear studs at max height, they put blocks of wood under the back feet. It just isn't fun.
True. But at the end of the day they have very different mission statements and purposes even if there is some overlap in their utility.
We used to teach home economics which often included aspects of this.

Or: just watch super nanny and bluey? Better then many, if not most, "parenting" resources.
> but the article on rust async/await seems good.

It is really not. It is a rant that produced no good discussion anywhere else on the internet. It has no novel insight and is dressed up in a really ugly way. I'm not saying HN should have removed it, but I don't mind that it got flagged.
If you're building an SPA that's identical to a native app, I think someone in the exec team is making poor decisions

Either make a web app or a native app... don't do both
See also

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vdaps6Z0kJY
I think you’re right. We recently applied for a research grant for experiment on self-scoring control feedback mechanisms that evolve more accurate scoring rubrics on fuzzy logic inputs to objective outcomes. Eg. Automated lead scoring, or measuring likelihood for x event via hidden metrics it can deduce over time and adaptive metrics that feed evolutionary task mutations. In other words, we’re automating the scientific method. Try, observe, measure, score, compare, try again.

Mockingbird AI systems coordinator now in Beta.

Auto-Evals
Approval Triggers for API calls
JSON schema dict
Auto-Prompt Chunking

https://docs.zeus.fyi/docs/mockingbird/intro
How Anna Weyant Became the Most Talked About Painter in the Art World
My favourite part is doing a find/replace that would have been impossible before, and fixing dozens of pages in one go. Then I can triple check everything before I commit and push. Oh and it works offline on a really old MacBook.

Yesterday I was testing generating audio files for glossary pages. It took an hour, because it's just another function called by the static dite generator. "For every word in this context, call the text to speech API". So elegant!
Number 2 is what everyone else needs to do. It's so annoying being on a call and not being able to hear people because they have a cheap microphone, or use the one in their laptop. Having drop-outs because they are on a bad connection, or more often WiFi doesn't help either. It all adds to the cognitive load.

Of course we all need to do the same for everyone else's benefit too :-)
This is a great comment and deserves its own write up :)
Oh man, we have a place nearby that has easily 40 machines, and some serious classics (they had the Elton John machine with the recalled artwork). They've been around for a few years -- simple setup: $20 gets you a wrist band and you can play for 4 hours[0]. And I think that's the crux of it: I am unwilling to pay a buck a play for pinball only to -- often -- find out that it has multiple mechanical imperfections (like a side bumper being dead) that make it nearly impossible to play.

There is a bowling alley nearby that bills itself as a Pinball Museum (with 20 or so machines) but they're all quarter driven. I went once, dropped $15, got annoyed and never returned. My kids and I go to the other place every other month or so.

[0] Except for one machine -- they have this giant thing that uses a pool cue as a ball -- it's a Sega game ... Mammoth or something, and apparently very rare
> tech advancements = improvements of life for the whole humanity

Yes, that equation is inaccurate. Tech advancements mean more powerful tools. Tools that can be used to improve things or can just as easily be used to make things worse.

The entire history of mankind indicates that it will always end up being a mix of both.
You may have to click into the comment directly.
Maybe you're misunderstanding what I said. Otherwise it would be ridiculous.

If I buy a screw made in the USA, no EU authority can know what's the software used in the machine tool. They can control physical properties, packaging, information... but the process used is opaque.
EVs actually provide real value, you know, like getting people from one place place to another etc.

While this is completely useless. Stopping crypto mining is an extremely low hanging fruit if we we are serious at all about climate change (yes some people might claim that miners might be using renewable energy in many cases but it still could used for something actually useful instead..)
"if you can't afford to raise a child and some other additional costs that are unrelated, like a dog, then you can't afford a child".
Oh ok that makes perfect sense, thanks for holding the snide, lol
I've got the opposite problem - How do you hire generalists?

It also might not help that I'm looking for generalists in web development, which seems to be saturated with folks who are only comfortable inside a particular framework or API. As a small company sifting through these candidates is depressing.

To be fair I feel like I'm probably not providing exciting enough "roles" to attract useful candidates, and I don't have a lot of time and resources to throw at hiring. But I feel like I'm doing literally the same thing as this author on the opposite side of the table - trying to craft concrete "roles" but actually just wanting generalists. Although I realise I'm probably an outlier since I'm not a recruiter and wont be thinking like them.
Taking "float" literally meaning float in water:
It's probably safer than a helicopter? I can't remember the name of the effect, but a helicopter in water automatically flips upside down because the heavy engines are mounted on the top. This causes the majority of deaths in helicopter water landings, even in shallow water, because the occupants can't egress due to disorientation.

The real question is does it flip upside down if it goes belly first into water.

Taking "float" meaning can it land:
The blades in the V280 are connected so one engine can drive both props. This thing can also glide AND/or auto-rotate if needed... so I think it'd be pretty danged safe with a competent pilot.
Similarly, I'd recommend writing a simple ELF loader. There's a fair bit of implementation complexity in dynamic linking, but if you only support static ELFs then it's straight-forward.
I keep seeing these little niche sites, like "map of pinball machines", which is for some reason not just a filter or data layer or set of metadata tags on some larger mapping infrastructure.

Likewise, there's the "internet movie firearms database", and the "internet movie cars database", and several others, which are not just object classes in some larger internet movie attribute database.

Why?
Why Don't We Just Kill the Kid in the Omelas Hole
What I don't understand is how they got access to Jira yet you still insist there was no compromise.

The very nature of Jira and Confluence (both terrible products, btw) is to collect documentation. I'm assuming it was an internal Jira/Confluence for engineering teams, but still. There have got to be addresses, passwords, service account info, all kinds of info. If it was a tech support server then it's impossible to assert that you didn't lose customer data.

So we have this double standard where you pay for this product that is designed to house your deepest secrets and most cherished organizational information, that's so important to you that you run on premises servers to keep it safe, but it's not important enough to constitute a real "beach".

You're lying. Either the server contained junk of no value in which case it wouldn't have existed in the first place, or you actually did lose something of value that you won't identify to us. Nobody sets up on-prem Jira just to leave it empty and never put secrets in it.
There's also https://findapinball.com/en/
I've been told by multiple parents that I shouldn't have the audacity to suggest raising a puppy is ANYTHING like raising a child lol
It's really weird to see this headline where underneath is a stock ticker showing "AAPL -0.41%" and "META +21.0%" and then another article on the side under Trending titled "Meta shares surge 20% on soaring profit, better-than-expected guidance and first-ever dividend".

Nothing is a lie here, but clearly the headlines convey certain ideals to people and those might not really match reality. And it seems like they're just playing the field, writing positively and negatively framed articles to appeal to whichever audience wants what. Why can I not just get one self contained coherent article that's something like "Meta shares surge despite major losses ahead of Apple's Vision Pro launch"? (or the reverse order). These are clearly aimed to be shared on social media and generate particular sentiment to those that only read headlines. Boy is the news a confusing mess.
One college summer I worked on a highway landscape crew. They put us on a schedule of 6 am to 2:30 pm, which got us out of the hottest part of the day. I would come home, clean up, and nap until dinner, say 5:30, then have a normal evening, turning in at about 10 pm and waking up at 4:30.

It wasn't bad. I did like waking up at 4:30 on the weekend, rolling over, and going back to sleep.
1. The user picks a desired hex color.

2. At runtime, I use the material-color-utilities library[1] to generate a whole color theme based on that one root color. The applyTheme method puts the theme into CSS variables on the body like --md-sys-color-primary: #c72320; and so on for each color token.

3. In tailwind.config.js I set the colors to point to those variables, for example "primary": "var(--md-sys-color-primary)", and so on for the rest of the colors.

Using this approach I can remap colors at runtime for whole subtrees by simply overriding the CSS color variables.

[1] https://www.npmjs.com/package/@material/material-color-utili...
And you’d be wrong, in my opinion. If you’re a proficient pickpocket you’d be able to use your skill to take my wallet. I have no skill at actively protecting my wallet or knowing anything about pickpocketing.

If you’re my boss, I’m very confident that my ability to maintain my motivation is superior to your ability to demotivate me.

I’d confidently bet $5,000 on that — not that it’s a wager we can play out unless we work together one day.
That's true, I guess we see a lot of "success project" and feel ashamed to share our projects with half-started README. But what a great coffee-with-colleague-topic it makes !
I have done so much reading, listening and attended classes on parenting. A few things I've learned:

1. You never stop learning, kids change and they change quickly. The parenting techniques that worked yesterday may fail today.

2. Recognizing and normalizing emotion without feeding it underlies a lot of parenting skills.

3. It's ok to make mistakes, it demonstrates to kids that they can also make mistakes.

4. You really need to unpack how you were parented, what worked, what didn't and any trauma (ideally before you have kids) because you will pass all of that down if you don't put thought into it.

5. Being a good parent is neither being a fascist dictator who beats their kid into submission, nor is it being your kids permissive best friend. Finding the balance is tricky.
The only difference between a browser-based (or Electron) SPA and a native app is which runtime and rendering engine you are using. Why would API calls to the backend be different in either case?
I got 7 kids and we homeschool... without boundaries, I'd get nothing done. I take plenty of breaks and get plenty of hugs and I get to have breakfast and lunch with my whole family. I've been enjoying working from home for almost 15 years now. Find what works for you.
It could be just a pet than a puppy specifically. Just makes this advice a bit more broader/universal. Even then, pets probably don't get same respect / care in all cultures.
Definitely, see what I was able to do in just 5 months using C++ and QML: https://www.loom.com/share/79bbfce7feb44631a3ddfb1f229bf141

*And there's much more not in the video
I like what you built. I think calling something a palette generator that only does one color at a time isn't "correct". Or at least not what I am looking for. I want something like yours that builds out a suite of colors for an app.
Thanks for elaborating, that sounds pretty fun.
The article implies parents do not naturally know, or can figure out, how to raise their kids. We should assume they instinctively know and can do it, like has been done for millions of years. We shouldn't make parents think they cannot do it.
The way to put it much better is why we don't 'support' parenting better, or help them. I think this phrasing is important. Parenting is not something that needs to be 'taught'.
The hospital gave us a 15 minute class on how to change diapers -- what else do you need to know? /s
Show HN: The classic Minesweeper on an irregular grid
I'm experimenting game mechanics that are usually seen on a typical grid, but transposed on an irregular one.

This is a first game based on Minesweeper.

The changes an irregular grid brings are that cells don't all have 8 neighbors. Some can have less, some can have more. So when you try and deduce if a tile has a mine, you have to pay closer attention at the number clues and which tiles neighbors it.

My intention is to make a very classic game a bit more challenging & fun.

I've also released a first version of Checkers/Draughts, and plan to test similar variants for Chess, Othello and Go.
> Schools are already notoriously failing children and their individual needs.

That's an overgeneralization. Schools vary widely in quality. Some schools have excellent results.
Can you remove the foam if the only function is to reduce sound according to what I read? Or can you upgrade it to like a steel non-microbial mesh material?
> the 12V rail is also used for external devices, eg harddisk, cd drive, expansion cards, etc

External drives should have their own power supply and indeed the A590, A570, GVP drives etc all do.

The A500/A2000 Technical Reference (page 227) shows that the 12V current limit on the expansion connector is 50mA

The A600/1200 don't even have the expansion connector

Page 5 of the TRM specs the -12V supply at 100mA

> Too low current on the -12V rail can cause crackling sound.

Maybe if the current is zero

TRM: https://archive.org/details/CommodoreAmigaA500A2000Technical...