skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I had a look at your pricing page — https://encord.com/pricing/ — and was sad to see no pricing is actually communicated there.

What could I expect to pay for my company to use the Team plan?
> I don't think 23andme's strongest asset point would be in direct drug discovery, but rather in helping target sub-populations for clinical trials

Was there an issue with targeting sub-populations for clinical trials beforehand?

At an ELI5 level, if you're hoping your drug candidate will help cure disease X, you sign up patients with disease X to join your clinical trial. That's not the hard part!

(source: family member works at $bigPharma)
There's a difference between something working by design vs. working by happenstance. I would argue using a gTLD that isn't supposed to be registered is working by happenstance whereas the proposed .internal would be working by design.

As an example, some (terrible) ISPs intercept NXDOMAIN records which could leak into misconfigured networks that are squatting on unregistered gTLDs. This behavior would be far worse if they did this for the proposed .internal.
All (non-paid) Twitter accounts are now rate-limited, which makes a shared Nitter instance untenable. It's probably still possible to host a personal instance for yourself, although they might ban your account for it.

https://github.com/zedeus/nitter/issues/983#issuecomment-191...
This is unironically also the perfect exit opportunity for Musk to exit Tesla at the top whilst still having the ability to raise capital from his fanboys for his next bets.

Simply say that he now does not have enough control over Tesla, so it doesn't make sense for him to keep running it.
But guess what? SpaceX is doing pretty well, so if Musk was 100% committed to SpaceX(and 100% committed to X, so 200% committed in total,) he could build a new Tesla from SpaceX.

Instead of promises of Tsla robots folding clothes he could now promise SpaceX robots mining asteroids.
It makes sense as things are right now. It's anchored by a bunch of court decisions that arguably subvert the public interest. Do I think Shareholder value should be all that drives corporations? No.

But I don't think corporations should be considered people, either.
But what was the purpose of the ninth input pin mentioned?
Ask HN: How to get participants for a CS research project?
I’m working on my thesis for my MS in CS. I need some people with various levels of programming experience to participate in my study which will involve programming with an AI coding assistant. What is a good way to find people and screen them? Anyone with direct experience with this: did you compensate participants? If so, how and how much?
I think it's just reserving .internal for that use. So a network admin has a guarantee that he'll never have to deal with an external .internal domain.

Whereas something like .pri for private might one day be set up as a new TLD.
Kids can always use the web version instead and bypass any limitations that the OS might impose on the applications. Unless the browser shares the parental control setting in the browser as well.
Checkout Dr. K’s thoughts on this: https://youtube.com/watch?v=3y5p7V05xls - one key takeaway is to strive to understand the knowledgeable sustainably. Avoid starting out with the intention of being the best.
Meh-ish. The goal is always on a gradient. It's entirely reasonable to look for the best way to "approach mastering a skill" on a deadline, because there is at least one deadline, and in reality there's always more.
As @mplewis said, because it uses the SV API - however, I've since found a way to reduce that cost to practically 0. See https://loichovon.com/posts/streetview-scraper-v2.html

As you say though, another way to go about this would be to scrape the public SV site, which I have not attempted to do. @xnx linked this project in another comment, which seems to do just that: https://tllabs.io/google-street-view-hyperlapse-youtube-vide...

I don't know if/how they evade captchas.
Ridiculous and deranged take. No one on the right will endorse mass-shooters. You have plenty of people on the left willing to make excuses for their looters because "muh socioeconomic factors".
probably the only point is to milk .local, .dev, .home, etc.
> In places where rent is cheap, more kinds of businesses are viable, because surviving is easier.

Rent goes down, but so does income when there are fewer people nearby to visit the business. It's not clear to me which factor dominates. My impression is that often the lack of customers is the main factor: small towns rarely have lots of quirky niche stores unless they happen to be a satellite to a larger metro area.

I suspect specifics of zoning laws or other factors (demographics of nearby metro areas, taxes, etc.) end up determining which effect matters more.

> Don't see much of that in the US.

I think that depends a lot on where you are. I see a ton of 5-over-1s here in Seattle [1] and those often have retail on the bottom floor.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/5-over-1
I think the lock in with audio is significantly lower than with graphical applications.

You can even tell this by the fact that there is a universe of plug-ins that work across many DAWs due to having somewhat standard interfaces.

The culture of audio creation before computers was already that you connected many devices from different manufacturers together for different specialised tasks. I mean even the term “plug-in” comes from the audio world as far as I can tell.
In the past few years, the software job market went from hot, to red-hot, to even hotter than that, back down to hot.

I think people are comparing the current market to previous boomtimes which we all knew couldn't last.
Your brain is broken.
If the metric by which we gauge society's acceptance of someone is their wealth... Elon isn't the first nor will be the last to be a rich asshole.

Making lots of money, and keeping that money, is independent of goodwill. Especially if you're starting rich enough to bypass needing many random people to help you.

I can't agree that Elon showing his ass on Twitter is fundamentally changing social acceptance of doing so.
> good public businesses

> Private businesses don’t have to do anything

Is this a baked-in legal distinction between public and private businesses, or is it that the company is supposed to do what the shareholders want and the shareholders of a private business are more likely than those of a public business to want something beyond ROI?
because they want the signal to come from what YC has accomplished and represents, not the personal opinions of someone associated with them who's leveraging his unrelated benefits in a socially very unacceptable way.
This might explain how I got “Super volcano” and “Supervolcano”
Thirty Observations at Thirty
Perhaps, to again (mis)quote Boromir: "One does not simply leverage genetic insights"
> consider Democrats on war and the military industrial complex

This requires a much longer thesis. In short, war throughout history is quite a centrist position (since it's been waged extensively by both left and rightists). Right now you have the Democrats advocating for defense of a nation against invasion, and a leftist government (Venezuela) advocating for the invasion and annexation of Guyana. When leftist governments aren't advocating for industrial military (USSR), global armed revolution and killing, it's usually said through the privilege and zero-skin-in-the-game safety of being under the US' defensive shield, or it's Pol Pot.

> Democrats is to preserve the status quo in all matters: social

Quite humorous to most global onlookers, I'm sure, as most would not be fond of some Democrats' constant push for "social justice."

> don't forget about Europe when establishing your list of countries to define a global overton window

Europe is 9.3% of the world. Half of which wouldn't agree with you since there are still many right wing governments in Europe and 41% of France voted for Le Pen.

So again, I'd recommend you'd be more accurate in relating the US to whichever country you're in, instead of making statements on the positions of people around the globe in which you seem naive on their governments and history.
The way DNS works, if a local resolver doesn't have the record for a domain name, then it'll ask a higher level resolver. This proposal says that .internal will never be added to those higher level resolvers so if your local resolver doesn't have a record for a .internal hostname then locally that hostname doesn't exist
Investigating is non public information.
I started playing saxophone 2 years ago and have been making good progress (by my own definition). Here's my take:

1. If you don't have tremendous passion don't bothering thinking about mastering it. Be ready for practicing to be your new life style.

2. Have a picture of what you want to become (so you can make practice plans accordingly)

3. Have clear definition about what's productive practice and what's useless practice (with productive practice you can get great progression even if you only practice 1-2 hours a day)

4. If possible find a master in person and learn (I was lucky enough to have studied with a jazz legend, the first time I directly heard the "true" sound from a tenor saxophone in front of me is life changing)

5. The start is always the hardest, you're severely limited by your lack of skills, you won't feel free (especially for skills about expression, like music). Have to grind past that

"mastering" is a tricky word, it kinda imply you need third party acknowledgement in order to become a "master". In my case my goal is highly personal and might not be called a "master" by some people when I reached my goal. It all comes down to personal goal I think.
That's kind of what I mean by it not being worth much though. Sure, leaks are embarrassing - the most common issue here is finding out that your dad isn't your real dad.

But it's not useful for evil purposes because it's not /accurate/. It doesn't reveal all that much real additional information about your ancestry and health!

Since it's decided before you're born:

1. its effects are mostly already expressed and people can know them either by looking at you or (like life insurance) by making you get a medical exam before buying their services.

2. it can get out of date for cultural reasons. Your biological ancestry isn't always how you behave, like if you're adopted. Whereas last name + zip code is a pretty good predictor already.

But 23AndMe does have a lot of that information about their customers. The reason they have it is because they asked for it in surveys.
Worker-ownership via cooperatives is the best medicine for enshittification and oligarcy.
Rent controlled does not mean below market rate, and affordability isn’t poured in concrete so “building affordable and not affordable housing” is a nonsensical statement.
> Facebook has facilitated, promoted, and editorialized content for the groups in an effort to maximize its advertising revenue and collect large quantities digital information about users for the purpose of commercial profit

It sounds like he's suing Facebook for being Facebook. Is that right?
The UI has Tidal vibes, neat.
Is Philosophy Useful for Science, and/or Vice Versa?
Ask HN: Is this a bad time to start college as a computer science major?
My son is planning on starting college this fall and will be a computer science major. For the first time in my tech career I am concerned about the short term and long term job market in the computer/technology area.

Would you recommend someone just starting college go with computers or maybe focus on something else?
The whole thing unfortunately, the game is mainly singleplayer but if I remember it needed to phone home before starting new missions on the campaign, so I couldn't actually play it once the servers died. This was a while ago so I could be misremembering but it was along those lines. Its a shame since it really was one of the best mobile games of that era, and came with a ton of content: 7+ campaign maps, each mission with an alternative "hero mode" which had completely different gameplay, Hell and Christmas themed modes, and tons of units, heroes, and spells to use. You'd only get to equip a few units and spells per mission, so trying out different combinations was important to clearing levels.
I would kindly suggest that this is at best wrong, at worst deliberately misleading

The job of journalists is to report news worth events, and provide extra context with some level of verification.

When the CEO quotes rap lyrics which implies that someone should kill them selves, that is news worthy.

The CEO, who is in a position of both power and responsibility, should really not be saying stupid shit. Why? because the job of the CEO is to make sure a company's image isn't tarnished. (see Gerald Ratner).

Tan should frankly grow the fuck up and do what CEOs normally do, which is pay local politics to change.
Tenstorrent releases RISC-V based consumer AI accelerator board [video]
The video is Ian Cutress's unboxing of Grayskull. I just joined as the Software PM Lead at Tenstorrent and would love to hear your thoughts about our devkit!
And that was very well done, thank you!
First, only do this when and for which I have a strong need. If there is no authentic problem, my brain will shrug and refuse.

If I were forced to battle zombies each night I would learn zombie physics right quick. I would practice my shotgun moves all day.

Learning is usually 90% motivation, 9% talent, and .9% technique.
In a lot of ways censorship here is worse than other places due to the weirdly attributed trust given towards HN members who think of themselves as enlightened intellectuals.

For example, try to post something pro Apple, or even try to play devils advocate. Your comment will be flagged within minutes.
Because price caps cause shortages? Subsidies are just a scheme to funnel taxes to landlords: bad idea. If you want to avoid using price caps, then you gotta flood the supply with cheep housing to crater the market instead. I think landowners are going to fight that even harder than landlords fight rent control.
can you provide an example? if I don't combine Gnome and KDE apps I find linux much more consistent than windows
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39161194
Is hypnotizability related to risk-taking behavior?
These planets sure are volcanically active.
I would change to "Gorgeous"
Because banks made money on the float.
See anything from neal.fun -> upvote, then check out:).
Absolutely +1
Came here to say this
That's just generative or procedural though. It's ok of course that it's not truly infinite, I'm just posting because it was disappointingly finite. There were concepts I was trying to build up to that simply didn't exist. So I'm not even sure if it's less bounded than human design, just less manual effort to build.

All I'm saying really is, if it had just been called "AI Generative Craft" I would have had nothing to say in the comments. I would have gotten what I expected.
> I doubt this CEO had any intent to actually cause harm to these people

He expressed a strong desire for these people to die a slow death. How is that not intending to cause harm?
The Founder's Paradox: Walking Fast, Earning Less, Dreaming of Founderland
I can't tell if you are arguing that there are literally no situations where one or more of these can be improved without sacrificing the others or if you think that libertarians and/or CATO believe that it is possible to fully maximize all of them at once.

I also can't decide which claim I think is the more ridiculous.
Yes, there are just too many publications, even with a very narrow focus. I am reminded of this article:
https://slatestarcodex.com/2017/11/09/ars-longa-vita-brevis/
four Rs: retrieve, rearrange, rest, repeat https://hackernoon.com/the-four-rs-how-to-become-a-good-prog...
Ask HN: UK bank that provides an API for bank transfers
Does anyone know an UK-based bank, or provider, that provides an API on business accounts to programatically perform bank transfers from own account?

Starling Bank does that as far as I can see but I'm struggling to find anyone else.
Something's wrong with that site's CMS...

> "While some of these points, notably and, are already employed as strategic positions in space for satellite stability with minimal propellant consumption (as exemplified by the James Webb telescope and the recently deployed Aditya L1 satellite), our study focuses on the intriguing properties of and Lagrange points."
what exactly is a "rap lyric aficionado"? He's about as in-touch as an Ivy-league academic studying poverty is with living in rural Appalachia.
Claiming that we think it’s sad that the 9 share holder has as much say as a million share holder is stupid.

This has nothing to do with him having a say in how the company is run.
The "magic" is that the TLD is reserved for internal use. Before, people used different domains like ".lan", ".local". Problem with those is that it can happen at any time that one of these becomes a valid TLD which can cause a lot of unexpected side effects (starting from "cannot reach somenicepage.lan because my local DNS resolved *.lan" to "someone registered server.lan and can not issue valid SSL certificates for my internal service").
I’m curious to know how long you’ve been using it, and what your primary use cases are
San Francisco's DC Grid (2012)
Amid Recall Crisis, Philips Agrees to Stop Selling Sleep Apnea Machines in USA
Musk lied to the shareholders to secure those votes. It doesn’t matter what they voted when fraud is involved. That’s why a judge gets to decide.

Enforcing the law is not “judicial activism”
Wait until people figure out this is going on for salaries as well… I don’t see how this is any different from what companies do with data they but from, e.g. PayScale.
My experience has been when I try to master a skill as fast as possible, I burn myself out and slow myself down.

Slow is steady and steady is fast. It feels paradoxical but, at least in my experience, it just is what it is.
Q&A with Prof. Erik Brynjolfsson: GenAI productivity, J-curve, Turing trap, etc.
Why are you commenting on a legal issue if your knowledge of the law is so minimal that you don’t even know what the word “standing” means? Of course shareholders have standing to sue on corporate governance issues, even if their case has no merit.
> for this thread, let's make a key rule: do not use your browsing tool (internet) to get info that is not included in your corpus. we only want to use info in corpus up until dec 2023. if you feel you need to use browsing to answer a question, instead just state that the required info is beyond your scope. the only exception would be an explicit request to use the browsing tool -- ok?
Yes, morally Ukraine is in the right, although it's understandable why Musk wants his globally operating businesses to at least appear to be neutral. Despite being obviously US-based.

Maybe more interesting is the question why they need Starlink at all? Why are they dealing with a private for profit company when the US military could provide them with satellite communications?
It is possible to craft the prompt so that it computes and displays the image. It's difficult and appears to almost be a jailbreak. But it is possible and I have seen it working in my own projects.
Ask HN: Could vast amounts of attck vectors be mitigated by moving off MS?
China's Volt Typhoon has been all over the news this morning.

Reading over the docs on these threats it looks like the majority of these vectors are isolated to MS infrastructure.

https://media.defense.gov/2023/May/24/2003229517/-1/-1/0/CSA_PRC_State_Sponsored_Cyber_Living_off_the_Land_v1.1.PDF
Wish it would connect with feedbin. I don't wanna import opml and have feedbin filled with unreads
Grandma? Didn't know you had an HN account.
This is a terribly cynical take on the world. Why strive for any progress at all, then?
No, that’s not what they claimed. The judge found that the board was to biased in favor of Musk. Not that he came up with anything.
This makes me think of Peter Norvig's blog post "Teach Yourself Programming in Ten Years."

https://www.norvig.com/21-days.html
We've had things like a sitting vice president kill a secretary of the treasury (and Founding Father) in a duel, over political insults. I make two points with this. The first is that obviously the past was far from some era of restrained gentleman, but the second is that I think words used to have a lot more meaning.

And that's because in modern times we've been rapidly diluting the meaning of basically everything by endlessly resorting to inappropriate hyperbole. This makes it difficult to express things and practically impossible to express an extreme feeling without resorting to the sort of hyperbole that makes hyperbole look restrained, which is what this thread is ultimately about.

It'd be nice if we returned to the era of words having meaning, but the era of the internet probably makes that impossible.
The 10K hour rule came from Malcolm Gladwell, who is known for slipshod or negligible research. 10K steps came from the brand name of the first pedometer to be mass-marketed, rather than research. So no in both cases.
afaik the IANA is the body who is authoritative on this type of information. RFC1918[0] defines the address blocks reserved for private routing. From there it's up to various routers and their software to decide whether or not to actually flow the packets over their interfaces or not.

[0] https://www.rfc-editor.org/rfc/rfc1918.html

edit: I think I read the parent slightly incorrectly. I conflated TLD assignment with number assignment. Apologies.
This is an extremely charitable take. As far as can be observed by the consequences of their policy, the progs don’t actually care about maximizing new affordable housing production. If they did, they would not have referred to SB35 as genocidal policy. It also squares with their coalition which is basically NIMBYs and nostalgic boomers.
Woah this is extremely addictive and has a lot of potential, I love games like Little Alchemy and this goes to 11.

Surely some things are weird and are to be expected from the usage of AI, for example, I managed to somehow create Neon Genesis Evangelion (try to!) but I can't seem to replicate any more animes, mangas or shows.
I think he meant "If he offered me the mustard, I'd tell him to go to hell"
I think amazing gains could be made if we ripped the bandaid off and took all the weapons manufacturers and other gov contractors and used that brain power entirely for darpa style public works projects.

Our current military industrial project is just a self fulfilling fantasy. Stop the contracts for war, create contracts and research for moving humanity forward without the need to strap it to a missile 20 years before it hits shelves. Keep IP rights publicly owned, license them to anyone and use the licensing fees to fund new research.
Publicly wishing death on people is a whole different category from "talking shit about people".
It doesn’t have to be off, but you can’t have it in secure areas. I think the dividing line is secret (ok) top secret (no cameras)
> Microsoft Cloud Strength Drives Second Quarter Results

With all user data saved by default in the cloud and then sold to the lowest bidder, is no wonder.
The problem seems to be rent cascades. One shop owner quits his lease, the mall landlord redistributes the expected income/costs to the other renters, who then become more likely to quit.
Is there some reason you don't understand the negatives of an overloaded term?
"any org can initiate an ACH transaction from your account without you approving the transaction first"

When I went to the US to clean up my mother's affairs, I found this shocking. Companies saying "oh, we'll just take XXX out of her account". Um, like hell. I closed out her accounts immediately.

Writing checks to settle legitimate claims was like a trip back into history. In Europe, everything goes electronically with zero or minimal fees. No one can just suck money out of your account.

I can only assume the US banks are earning good money keeping such a horrible system alive?