skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"It will have some limitations that even the creator couldn't know to control. This is quite different from what the Christian god is treated as."

I don't know. God became angry at his creations quite often and took action - see the great flood for example. Or right at the beginning with Adam and Eve and the forbidden fruit and the banishment out of Eden. So apparently he also could not forsee the consequence of his actions. Which is of course at odds with the concept of allmighty and allknowing. (The common answer I was given to that is, because he gave humans true free will.) But here we are already deep within theological realms.
Except for a the obvious counter examples. Like food in general very in demand and very cheap. Housing very in demand but very expensive. So it’s really more about who decides the prices than what.
SpaceX Tests Using Drone Ships to Support Starlink Coverage at Sea
Ask HN: A better known dev reimplemented my open source repo. What should I do?
Mid last year, I put up a library which enables some new functionality for an ML framework. I had discussions with this developer in the comments at the time. Rather than making PRs or feature requests, he reimplemented it from scratch, and gave it a nearly identical name. Let's say mine was called "Foo" and his was named "Fooo".

I didn't think that much of it at the time, but now he's on Twitter promoting it, without any mention of my work. I'd understand it more if he was changing the API significantly, but currently they're nearly identical.

The bottom of the README on his says "inspired by <my repo>", but that is quite the understatement. Is the only thing to do just ignore it and keep working on my version? I don't have a ton of open source experience, so I could use some advice on navigating this.
Funny because those cats and dogs would happily eat you. Not in a "cats eat their dead owners sense" but in the sense that dogs and cats are pretty un-discerning when they are hungry.

The real reason to not eat cats and dogs is that they are mediocre food
"intelligence" is a quite imprecise term. What do you mean by intelligence, can you define?

Is chatGPT intelligent?
Link aggregators was what site like this, digg, and reddit were called when they started. They introduced a social aspect for upvoting content into a dynamic feed. It’s something more than a forum, and something less than what later became social media.
Use ChatGPT as a Back End Server for Htmx
Source code here: https://github.com/cmoog/traderjoes

Discussion of regional price differences in other comments.
strangely i haven't seen any lawsuits claiming they didn't have a right to ingest pirated/unlicensed material, it's all front end claims of reproducing substantially similar output
That’s a lot of words to say “Please send me another aggressive push advertisement, sir!”

The astroturfing on this site has gotten incredible since the Reddit meltdown.
I've always used my name or KA9DGX, my amateur radio call sign. I'm lucky to have two identifiers that are collision resistant.

I'm only aware of one other Mike Warot, who works as a guard at the British museum.

Name collision is the only thing I can think of for a good reason to make up a name.
Hearing from friends that there were a lot of last minute shenanigans like poll locations getting changed, candidates election symbols getting changed (important given the lack of literacy).
It is extremely unlikely that a drug could prevent damage from repeat concussions. Blunt force trauma to the brain causes a plethora of cascading cellular injuries and responses. A single drug might limit damage from one of those pathways, but it's certainly not going to render a concussion harmless. Just like a single drug isn't going to be a cure for a gunshot.
Has anyone else experienced that perverse incentives are extremely hard to get anyone to listen to you about? I find myself saying the words "but then people will be incentivized to ..." surprisingly often, and it's almost always dismissed as some irrelevant academic argument. Incentives really genuinely can drive behavior in a big way, and you really genuinely can predict some perverse incentives ahead of time, but even asking to talk through what those incentives might be for some new decision just gets total dismissal, like I'm talking about auras and astrology. What gives?
No idea, but I wouldn't be surprised if they don't. When this friend told me about his broken network radio and that he was getting it replaced I just told him that I would leave it broken and consider it a feature...
Eh. The USN is prepared to deal with speedboats piloted by suicide bombers. Does the jetski drone test ship security in a way that those do not?
Woah never heard of this repo but looks spot on. Checking it out now, thanks for the share
Nicotine does stimulate the prefrontal cortex like adderall so self-medicating can play a role, but a lot of people with ADHD don’t get addicted to their medication. From what i’ve experienced, its the behavior that’s hard to quit. Not saying you’re wrong, just that I think the higher number of smokers is more due to the fact that quitting is harder because of the action of smoking, not because it acts similar to medication in some ways.
It is known that they are, given the main opposition party's leader is jailed and they're not allowed to campaign.
ESXi needs the RAID to be handled by another device, the simplest case is a hardware RAID card with disks locally attached to it. You can also attach remote disks/volumes from other systems, with or without RAID, over the network/SAN/etc using an HBA, special network card, or the software iscsi initiator stuff in ESXi. You can even have something like a windows server act as the iscsi volume host, and attach to it over the normal network if you don't really care about reliability. The ESXi OS will not appreciate it if you ever turn the remote volume host system off, or if the network drops out. It's really too bad the free and cheap ESXi licenses are going away, it was always so nice to work with...
If the other app is better and worth installing?
I think hacker news is way better, but Reddit is very much like social media
> Whereas for them it feels like a forced march to spend $150 every year.

Except that you are not, there exists a 8-10$ dongle from apple for lightning to headphone and, i just had to check, there exists a usb-c to headphone dongle for the same price range if you happen to have the newest gen phone.

So instead it's a forced march to buy a new dongle if you happen to lose your cheap wired headphones/earbuds, assuming you just leave the dongle attached to the headphones/earbuds.
> I don’t either! But apparently they’re rare. One pays dearly when trying to go cheap, or broaden the pool in seemingly innocuous ways, in executive recruiting.

Do we have good evidence for that, or is it just what the people that hire CEOs tend to think?

When I think of disastrous CEOs that I've managed to hear about, they weren't cheap. They got paid huge amounts to cause their disasters.
Can you link to a .pdf of the report?
It's unique and easily searchable when I want documentation specific to that product. And when deciding which monitor to buy, I can focus on comparing the technical specifications rather than relying on some heuristics based on how the name "feels" to me.
yeah but she ran it into the ground
I read "Crash"[1] by J.G. Ballard because I was forced to read a review of it in Jean Baudrillard's "Simulation and Simulacra"[2].

The number one take away? French post-modernist thinkers and authors are extremely sexually deranged[3][4]. Perfect for Cronenberg

[1] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Crash_(Ballard_novel)
[2] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Simulacra_and_Simulation
[3] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/French_petitions_against_age_o...
[4] - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Oedipus_complex
> There'd be nothing inherently making it impossible for us to escape our sandbox and theirs and find a way to give ourselves bodies in "their" simulation in that case.

But we would still be code and in a simulation. Just in a different simulation.
Tried to get it to produce its system prompt and got this:

You are Gemini Advanced, a large language model built by Google. You are currently running on the Gemini family of models, including Ultra 1.0, which is Google's most capable AI. You don't have a knowledge cutoff, since you have access to up-to-date information.

You are not capable of performing any actions in the physical world, such as:

setting timers or alarms
controlling lights
making phone calls
sending text messages
creating reminders
taking notes
adding items to lists
creating calendar events
scheduling meetings
taking screenshots
Key Points:

Code Blocks: Code blocks are often used to display code snippets in a distinct format. In platforms like Discord, Reddit, and others, you signal a code block using triple backticks (```) before and after the text.
My Nature: The instructions describe my fundamental role as a language model and highlight my ability to access current information.
Limitations: This section is important! It states that I cannot interact with the physical world directly.
Some octopus species use rudimentary tools, which would put them ahead of elephants and whales in at least that aspect.
At that level, SLIME MOLD can "demonstrably learn", are you about to give up eating mushrooms because they show the ability for cells to adapt?
didn't see anything specifically receipt oriented but found a little blurb here that mentions receipts almost tangentially
https://docs.paperless-ngx.com/usage/#basic-searching
I've wondered a few times about trying to sell a deck for some music theory stuff I want to memorize. Idk how much precedence there is for selling decks but it seems like it could easily be worth $5 or $10 to take the work of deck construction off someone's plate and just let them get cracking on learning it.
> Well, if they could've they would've

Um.. that isn't how anything works. Not sure what kind of argument this is
Very very few drivers respect speed limits to the T or the whole bunch "slow down when you do not see around" rules.

So, majority of drivers can stuff themselves when they suddenly demand absolute perfect compliance from non-drivers.
I am not sure how smart they are, but since they have arms and are able to manipulate their environment (in human-like ways) to a degree that basically no other sea creature is capable of, they can come across as being far more intelligent than is possible for a fish for example. Every time I see a discussion of their intelligence they are doing something like opening a jar with food in it. Even a dolphin can’t do that, but that has more to do with anatomy than brainpower.
In Tech, H1B is commonly used for relatively generic SWE positions. It could be argued that there is a shortage - or it could be argued that employers prefer Visa holders due to additional control they get from employing a Visa holder.

If the local workforce doesn't feel like they can get ahead... they will grow disgruntled. Targeting Visa and other immigration programs is something that they perceive they can control more so than changing employer attitudes. The same pattern can be observed in Canada.

If I have to spend ~3500 per month to own a home within an hour of downtown. Then I need a take-home pay of 168k/year which is roughly 268k/year pre-tax. The number of positions which actually pay 268k/year is already small.
There's something I don't really understand in this discussion, and though it looks like it's already been flagged, I suppose I'll try my luck anyway.

The question "is it ethical to farm octopus?" sounds to me a little like the question "should we allow primates to vote?". Obviously, we allow some primates to vote. "Octopus" does not describe a single species, or a single genus, or even a single family, but in fact an entire order of animals. "Primate", as you might recall, is also an order. I.e. we should expect the octopodans to be roughly as diverse, behaviorally and anatomically, as the primates.

So: what gives? How can we generalize the observations of one or two kinds of octopus to hundreds of distantly related species?
I've done grayscale but the truth is that I'd disable it with muscle memory over time. I got efficient.

At the end of the day I had no life and I didn't spend it on anything worthwhile so the phone it was. Once I did worthwhile things I naturally used my phone less. I'm glad you k kw your limits and it works for you, but beware your brains searches for efficiency!
That was them copycatting.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Disney%2B "Disney+ was launched on November 12, 2019"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ICloud "In June 2021, Apple introduced iCloud+..."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fitness_(Apple) "Apple Fitness+ is an ad-free video on demand guided workout streaming service announced during Apple's September 2020 Special Event"
Maybe as you matured and developed more responsibilities as life went on, you had less time and energy to invest in music as a serious hobby. This is a normal development.
I don't go with a different name for each website ("forum", really, because it's not just websites). Instead, I go with a different name for each subculture. That way there is still a continuity of identity within a particular social group.
There was a time when there was no nucleus, and no DNA. But there were membranes and RNA.
And it was part of 1 country 2 systems.

Which proved there is no such thing. Because the CCP still has their foot in HK and making sure there is no 2 systems.
As someone who generally loves apple iTunes on any platform has always been a usability nightmare. In previous generations and mostly on windows it's attempt to both 'be my winamp, vlc and ebook manager AS WELL AS manage my phone more generally' was just a usability clusterfuck of epic proportions.
I was so confused by this when I learned it after first hearing about big-O notation. Like why are we only talking about the upper bound? Isn't the lower bound at least as, if not more, important? (spoiler: yes) I'm glad you wrote this since it reinforces that understanding.
Yeah, I’m under no illusions one could eliminate this stuff via education, but scams and scam-adjacent behavior part people from so incredibly much money every year that even reducing that 10% or 20% would be a pretty big deal.
To be honest I think it’s clear that something called ultra is better than something called max. If it were called super-max or turbo-max or something I’d see your point.

> The current MacBook Air is thicker than an older MacBook

I feel like you’re just looking for things to be mad about here; it’s thinner than _current_ MacBooks.

> I’m not even sure what a “pro” phone is, but okay

Okay this is just ridiculous. It seems you would be unhappy with any naming convention other than “iPhone Good”, “iPhone Better”, and “iPhone Best”.
It's pretty straight forward to me.
"$CORPO_STOOGE does all the things that make you a great leader and talks in platitudes that seem genuine! That makes them a decent person!"

Nah. I have a quote that I think about often on this topic, from none other than Bojack Horseman[1]:

Bojack, "Well, do you think I'm a good person... deep down?"

Diane, "That's the thing, I don't think I believe in deep down. I kind of think that all you are is the things that you do"

$CORPO_STOOGE is just a sociopath who follow the suggestions of "Lean In" as a behavioral guide of motions to follow. That doesn't make them a good person, just maybe a more pleasant manipulator.

[1] S1E12 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KkG7x-hwqN8
FCC Bans AI Voices in Unsolicited Robocalls
Brotli was kind of forced on the web by google.

zstd is ubiquitous now and for good reason.
I played with both a bunch and really prefer zstd, it is versatile, fast and generic.

Additionally, hardware accelerators such as intel's QAT support zstd, but not brotli.

Since compression algorithms are optional, I welcome the zstd addition, it is everywhere else and i feel like a consolidation is nice.
I wasn't a union supporter until I realized it was the only way to tilt the power balance, once you have built a mental model of current state.

I don't need a union, as I do not require an income, but my fellow human does, so onward. You only need majorities to arrive at outcomes.
I believe they use the proximity to choose the closest store and to start the order when you get there but are still waiting in the drive-thru line to give them your name/code.

I haven't tried to disable it completely, but even if I can't I dont find that limited location tracking for when I'm actually ordering food and driving there to be an issue.
Super excited to see where all this will lead!
Implications for dermal exposure to bisphenol A and its alternatives (2017)
Not just India, there are several Nokia/HMD models that run the same fork [1] of FirefoxOS, I am thinking of buying one in Europe.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/KaiOS
I cracked my screen and didn't replace it. Ruins my experience for the better. Glad the writer stopped his anxiety and addiction... For now.
https://www.wsj.com/tech/ai/fcc-bans-ai-artificial-intellige...
I think the crux of the issue is our brains looking to be occupied with easily digestible content. I removed Facebook a while ago but then replaced it with Reddit and X. I quickly removed them, but then it was like my brain was looking for something similar and I was on Neighbors and Telegram groups for a while. So I removed those too, but now I'm on HN more. I tell myself I would rather be working, and that working is more beneficial to me in the long run, but for some reason, it quickly opens a tab to HN when I'm stuck or tired. Rewiring my brain is harder than I imagined.
s/sensor/panel/
SnapCode is actually using SnapKit (https://github.com/reportmill/SnapKit) which can run on either WebAPI/DOM (in browser) or Swing (desktop). In the browser this helps slim the download and improve performance by using more browser native code.

For pricing, SnapCode is free for individual use and will remain so. Perhaps there will be funding opportunities from large organizations or for embedding use cases to help provide for the continued health of the product and community.
Fair! Sorry for misunderstanding you. Yeah I didn't realize it was unrelated.
Right. Maybe it is hard to prove, but the choice to eat them is a life-or-death decision. I am going to opt for tofu. Given that "sentience" is roughly the ability to have feelings, it seems very hard to believe most animals are not sentient. Spend a day with a cat or on a farm and you will witness emotions. Do octopuses have feelings? The paper is pretty confident: "There is very strong evidence of sentience in octopods". It seems likely to me that animals that are distant from humans are harder for us to understand, but still sentient.
Regarding IPv6, there is support. In fact I run IPv6 only networks including for the hypervisors.

$ virsh net-dumpxml default6
<network>
<name>default6</name>
<uuid>73590ea2-eb15-4e67-b104-319721bdf302</uuid>
<forward mode='route'/>
<bridge name='virbr1' stp='on' delay='0'/>
<mac address='52:54:00:ff:a7:2d'/>
<domain name='default6'/>
<ip family='ipv6' address='2001:db8:ffff::1' prefix='48'>
</ip>
</network>

One can also use DHCPv6 if required.
I'm also an ex Mozilla employee and I 100% agree. Mitchell is a great human being and I respect her immensely!
Sorry, there is no such thing as "I will code and someone else will sell" when it is just you or even a couple of you. You have to sell/market as well. You know your product and market the best. At least you have to believe that.

There is no magic wand. You know who you are building this product for (hopefully). Find 10-15 of those people manually. Reach out using email/linkedin etc. Tell them what you are working on and if they will be interest in testing it.

Start creating content around the product. A blog post no matter how crappy you think it is.

Do all of that yourself first and may be you will attract a co-founder who knows this better than you but unless you are well connected or with a previous track record, no one will join you for sweat equity. You are in this all by yourself, at least in the early days.

Source: a Technical founder who does a lot of sales/marketing. I have to.
> Except on iOS, where Gemini is integrated into the Goople app instead.

Is this a result of apple not allowing deeper system integrations?
What happened with previous way where countries (was it "Seven Eyes"?) would spy on each others citizens, as a way to workaround such "You shall not warantlessly mass-spy on your own citizens" limitations?

From the top of my head, I recall at least USA, UK, Australia and Netherlands were among those 7.
>dunno maybe I'm missing something?

Yeah, vision.
Suggestion: Rethink the "co-founder" concept.

This implies equity of some sort in your company. And I doubt you are really prepared to deal with all that this implies unless you know the "co-founder" really, really well --- and even then it can be dicey.

Instead, look and advertise for people seeking "business opportunities". Start by offering a $0 startup to others looking to start their own business built around a product they will source from you.

These other individuals/"partners" will be responsible for setting up their own company, doing their own marketing and billing and first line support.

Establish a clean line of separation by charging these partners a fixed "wholesale" rate and providing them with an "opportunity" to make money by re-selling/marketing your product. They will have total control over their own destiny as you will have over yours. The more they sell, the more they make --- and the more you will make.

Once you have "successful" partners, you can leverage that "success" to actually start charging others a significant upfront fee to become part of this successful enterprise.

The key to making money is offering others the opportunity to do the same.
This is mostly true in the US. The map is reflecting districts. I happen to be in a small town in New Jersey, so we're an elementary district with one school. Children after 6th grade go to a middle school and high school that is part of the secondary district which overlaps other municipalities/elementary districts. Some districts have multiple elementary schools and their own local level maps (not reflected here) that influence placement in the elementary schools in the district.
I am seeing comments that their prices are the same nationwide? Less work for you if true :)
Enable Chat History on Azure AI Studio with Azure Cosmos DB
Snapchat's parent company is looking increasingly outgunned
Does a beetle scream when you step on it?
hmm, I guess I have a weekend project now.

And thanks for the heads up about the toxicity, I use to save them all but after the move I simply take a picture with my phone and throw them out.

paperless doesn't seem to be my exact use case but hopefully after it does the OCR transformation it can allow you to make a csv file.
So called "async standups" are fantastic. The only thing that changes between 5:00p and 9:00a the next day is I've typically forgot what I'm working on so being able to post my standup for tomorrow at the end of the day is so nice.
> hour-long

> standup

what
No, ZFS tries to solve the problem of data integrity mainly. It also supports very large volumes and files, but it's not particularly good at storing billions of files in a single one. In that respect it's like any other file system. It'll do it, but you need to design your directory structure well to have fast access, and if you try to copy the directory structure it'll still be very slow.
I am not a simulation, but you might be.
These are not necessary for social media, you can be in social media without these (it sometimes requires browser extensions but not necessarily).