skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It reminds me of a project I've built recently: https://reversedns.space/

Although it is not guaranteed to contain every RGB color, it is very likely.
Odd that no one mentioned my favorite?

The house must be rebuild in the same location while I'm using it and the transition to the new house must be seamless. The garage must be rebuild with the car in it, the kitchen floor and counter top must be replaced while the dishwasher and the oven are running, I must be able to shower and stay in my tub during the bath room replacement, you must rebuild the bedroom discreetly while I'm having sex, toilets must be rebuild while in use.
This information is in a sysdiagnose fyi
ChatGPT is apparently going off the rails
Out of curiosity, why is this post flagged? I saw two (or maybe three?) other posts today highlighting Gemini's seeming inability to generate images of white men without specific prodding, all flagged and deleted. Are these discussions not allowed on HN?
Nope! We debug like real men, with a decompiler and elbow grease.
They're claiming so, but they're wrong.
For PPT, chuncking 'per page' work often quite well. With LlamaParse this will mean splitting on the "\n---\n" page separator token.
IP is a fiction we created to encourage artists to create. Arguably it was a trade off where we encourage producers of creative works by giving them a limited monopoly for the benefit of the consumers. IP is a price we paid for the benefit of consumers. It's not an inalienable right.

As for sustainable incomes, I'm sure you heard the arguments about buggy-whip manufacturers going out of business when we got trains and cars. It really wasn't that much of a tragedy in the big picture of things.
Have a look at textgrabber in this article:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38711357
Why do you say that Telegram isn't as secure as signal?
If you need privacy without usability just exchange pubkeys with your friends?
Except that Canon released a 5nm node thats market ready about 4 months ago:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37894925#37896319

So I'd wager that this investment is to bring technologies such as this up to scale.
VideoPrism: A Foundational Visual Encoder for Video Understanding
And everywhere else on earth.
Those appear to be static. The ear rings in the OP are way cooler. But damn, for 4 dollars? I didn't expect even those to be that cheap.
Great reading, thanks for the link on vanilla vs dpdk
It isn't a software problem.
I'd respond that there are many academic (and non-academic) intellectual activists that argue exactly that.
Gurobi is a MIP solver right, not a planner? I use Gurobi at work for a certain kind of bi-level programming and it's amazing, like literally ~500x faster than CBC. Picat's planner is more like a Prolog flavor of PDDL (e.g. fast-downward and its ilk.)
A noob question? Do you all intend to work on LLM’s or watching the content for the curious mind.I am asking how anyone like me as a software generalist can make use of this amazing content.Anyone with insights on how to transition from a generalist backend engineer to an AI engineer ? Or its a niche and the only path is the route of PHD …
Further, please ensure strict privacy of anyone entering the house but at the same time allow for good communication among everyone.

Also, make sure only authorized people can enter or see what’s happening inside and keep everyone very safe from fires, physical harm or other people. Unfortunately, the safety must be accomplished without additional cost or restrictions in use.
Only thing I ever have seen is some cheap Samsung drives slow to a crawl when their buffer fills or those super old Intel ssds that power loss to 8mb due to some firmware bug.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TRIZ

Have not personally used TRIZ methodology, but have heard good things about it from people with engineering Ph.Ds
How do you make a cubic football roll?
With a sufficiently enough number of condos relative to demand, the housing cost should eventually decrease no?
> "people discuss that they have to reach for AppKit and/or ditch SwiftUI and got all in with AppKit, and that is easier to do from Obj-C."

You can fairly easily port UIKit apps to macOS now with Mac Catalyst[1] No need to use SwiftUI to get those mobile-isms.

[1] https://developer.apple.com/mac-catalyst/
Show HN: An Interactive Map of Machine Learning Papers on ArXiv
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They’re at 7nm now. Working towards 5nm. Yields leave much to be desired, but in the absence of other options cost doesn’t really matter. They’ll just have to make more wafers.
I always thought "hack days" were a way to officially introduce slack at the end of a scheduling period — not valuable so much for the hack day projects themselves, but as a buffer in case non hack day projects need a final push?
I think this 837 figure is the official rate but I don't understand what real-world significance it can have when pesos are actually being bought and sold at something north of 1100 to the dollar.
Please don't write it Aibó, though. The proper romanization is Aibō or Aibou. See https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hepburn_romanization#Long_vo...
This is an important note. Also, even when we are able to find physical variations in brains, that doesn't necessarily lead to any useful conclusions about how the brain works.

For example, male brains tend to be larger than female brains, but the only thing this seems to be correlated with is head size - it doesn't seem like larger brains make you more intelligent or are associated with particular traits.
That's a great little blog post

I forgot about what the torrent of links that would find themselves in the IE favourites page
Ok, and what if you use your Ledger seed phrase to connect / recover on Exodus? Hardware wallet or not, if the recovery seed is exposed, are you in trouble?
It's so obviously wrong that I can't really explain it. Maybe someone else can. To believe that requires a complete misunderstanding of IaaS.
Also I expect you to mow the lawn every two weeks and replace roof shingles whenever necessary.
> I am sure an architect could write a similar post about programmers

Yes and I would like it.
Yeah, hardware and forecasting for cloud providers is basically the definition of deliberate.

If anything I'd guess it's a procurement issue, parity between regions is a big thing and it's hard to supply dozens of regions around the world with the latest hardware hotness
There isn’t a ton of work being done in ObjC anymore. I’ve interviewed quite a few junior iOS developer candidates that didn’t even know it. There are some holdouts, of course.

As I’ve been doing Mac/iOS programming since the retain release days, ObjC has a place in my heart, but swift is a decade old now (was announced 10 years ago this WWDC) and is pretty much the app language of choice.

Now that the ABI stabilized, even binary library authors are getting in on it.

Newer stuff like SwiftUI and SwiftData you might want to wait on, but Swift is pretty much most of what I’m up to these days.
Wow. No guard rails whatsoever on queries like this?

Their UI clearly has all the info needed in order to put guard rails in place (aka big scary warning dialog in red), as it's already giving a non-obvious warning about the expected data usage.

Blaming users for this seems like a bastard act. Talk about causing further reputational damage... :( :( :(
What I used to do was swap machines over from the one with failing disks to a live spare (slave in the old frowned upon terminology), do the maintenance and then replicate from the now live spare back if I had confidence it was all good.

Yes it’s costly having the hardware to do that as it mostly meant multiple machines as I always wanted to be able to rebuild one whilst having at least two machines online.
Do you pay the machine owners?
Similarly, Sheffield's railway station (fmr "midland"/"pond street") is built over one of sheffields rivers (the river sheaf - in fact, two rivers, since the Porter Brook and the River Sheaf join under Platform 5a)
What are you trying to do, exactly?

Your first goal -- should be stating your own exact goal as simply and succinctly as possible.

That is, first state the exact goal that you require this mentor for.

And state it "as simple as possible -- but not simpler".

You know, to quote Albert Einstein...

From the text in your post, I cannot determine exactly what you want to achieve.

Do you want more money? If so, how much exactly?

Do you want to run a company? If so, what kind of company specifically?

Do you want more/better friends? If so, what kind of friends and how many?

What goal do you wish for, exactly?

The first thing I would do is to define (magical word, "define", it means to describe in detail, and from earlier Latin "de fine" -- "to bound, to limit") exactly what your goal is.

From there, you'd determine a pool of possible mentors; candidate mentors -- you'd carefully select at least 20 candidates -- and then you'd try to persuade each one (in order of desirability) that you were worth taking on as someone to be mentored.

You'd prepare (on average, statistically) for 18 rejects, one "maybe" and one "yes" (The "Law Of 20" -- I've written about this in an earlier post).

You'd go with the person issuing the "yes" vote -- once you received it.

But the absolute first thing you want to do -- is to define your goal (in writing), taking great care to be as exact as possible in that writing!

Do that, and now you've got the initial stage of a roadmap to find your mentor!

Anyway, wishing you great luck in that search!

-Peter

(Also, you can email me:

peter.d.sherman@gmail.com

I can help you clarify and refine your goals -- for free!

Just reach out and say 'hi'!)
Are you talking about firsthand accounts? Because Venezuela in the last decade has seen close to 20% of their population leave [1]. Argentina's emigration is nowhere near those numbers (yet).

1: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Venezuelan_refugee_crisis
Out of curiosity what’s stopping them cloning existing processes and technology like they do for everything else?
This is a jaded and uncharitable take. I'm faculty and not an activist, but I know quite a few faculty activists, and they do what they do out of a sincere desire to help others. It's not about resentment at all.
Not exactly.

Protestors were arrested for holding “Not my king” signs, so they later adopted blank signs as a symbol of free speech.

I think the football fans you’re referring to were supporters of Shamrock Rovers, a team from South Dublin.

The Republic of Ireland is a separate country, with no monarchy and no ties to the British monarchy since the formation of the Irish Free State in the early 1920’s.

There were however reports of Dundee United fans singing the same chant. Dundee is in Scotland which does share the Monarch, so that would support your point better.
Adding new housing units at any price point lowers housing costs in the area; so long as the luxury condo high rises are increasing the number of units in the area, they are reducing the cost of housing. There are counter-theories of "induced demand" (whose premises aren't even operative in Chicagoland), but this is reasonably and recently well studied, and those theories don't seem to hold up.
You’re just bringing up random stuff now.
They're actually utahraptors hiding inside bird skins. They snuck out of the armageddon in costumes and they just wander around trying to act natural now.
I wonder if there's any way to cause an oversupply of ad information and tracking so data itself would become useless? I'm not sure if I'm making sense, but was thinking in terms of supply and demand. If everyone's data is available for free and everywhere, would that anyhow affect the ad-tech companies?
Who said the obscenity/indecency laws are constitutional? I sure as hell don’t think they are. These sorts of laws spit in the face of the First Amendment and deserve to be struck down.
Compare Fees of SaaS Payment Providers (Stripe/Paddle/Lemon Squeezy)
My samsung TV's (one from 2018, one from 2022) are used for Youtube 99% of the time. I don't know if I'm just numb to them or something, but I don't directly see ads on them. I'm sure it's phoning home a buncha stuff though.

I suppose I tolerate it if it's in the background, but the moment random stuff pops up on me I'd definitely make sure the TV never connects to a wi-fi.
Matt Traudt's Camaro Project
I've posted Matt Traudt articles on Tor on HN before. He also has a car restoration project recorded on his blog which is worth reading about.
Do you often find yourself with doubts and questions about transitioning from a locally running application to a cloud environment?

In this issue of Implementing, I show you the tool I use for deployment and explain step by step how to deploy your application.

Let me know what you think about it!
I spent some time last year exploring similar ideas. I assumed that an application that bridged the divide between public feed-first models and private group messaging apps by allowing control of post visibility across your network, was bound to be an attractive proposition. I put something together but was surprised at just how few people signed up, even if just to take advantage of it as a private social network between small friend groups.

Interestingly, the few users that did join, tend to never bother to use the more public social aspects of it, and exclusively post privately. I think this is likely representative of the big shift of the more genuine social media interactions we first enjoyed in old Facebook, all now having migrated to private messaging apps and that the original experience we all remember fondly, may simply not be repeatable in today's social media landscape.
can't you just use the strong duality theorem to reframe an integral optimization problem as a system of integer inequalities? I thought you usually don't do that because the satisfaction problem is harder in practice.
Australian supercomputer 'Taingiwilta' comes online with [REDACTED] inside
The sad thing is that Facebook had the exact same functionality with lists. You could scope posts and everything. Someone made a clone of the Google+ Circles UI using the Facebook SDK to sort your friends into lists that I used and I still use those lists to scope posts to family only etc.
Yes, our model is monetizing it for them and take a cut. The better the rates we can get the longer we anticipate people using us for + the easier it will be to grow our network.
That would actually be a very, very interesting read.
Someone will have ported Doom to it by the end of the weekend.
The Art of Chinese Paper Folding by Maying Soong, 1948
Yeah, it’s exactly the same function calls. Swift C interop is pretty decent, especially when dealing with apples own calls.
No, they don't require Internet.

BTW Google TVs have a dumb mode if that's what you want. The other brands will probably annoy you with menus even if you don't want to use the smarts.
> The base rule in crypto has always been “not your keys, not your coins”

This is because blockchains have no way of enforcing laws, including property rights. Therefore it comes down to this. Imagine that whoever got hold of your car keys, automatically became the owner. This is what "not your keys, not your coins" means.
Unpacking Linux containers: understanding Docker and its alternatives
Most devs use #Docker or #Podman, but do you really understand what’s happening under the hood? Let’s demystify #Linux #containers in simple, concrete terms. Just a 12-min read!
Forgot to mention, we have also considered distributed rendering as a workload
He went straight for the slums of Buenos Aires, very far from trying to make the place look nice.
Largely by the pro-car group.

'If you didn't want your bike nicked you should have bought a car' is a phrase often uttered by the public and police alike.
Yeah the wrapper is the same, it’s just NSView instead of UIView and the like. But the API is wrapped just as well.
pandoc is much less powerful here since it can only parse a subset of LaTeX, as opposed to LaTeXML or lwarp which actually processes the LaTeX/TeX code expanding the macros etc, and then generates the output HTML/XML.

pandoc is nice for simple documents, but it is completely inadequate for many use-cases, which is why ArXiv is using LaTeXML and tikz.dev is using lwarp, rather than the more ubiquitous pandoc.
Electron Beam Plastic Crosslinking
For future reference:

[dupe]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39440354 (optionally tagging dang depending on the severity)

That's all that's necessary. Mods here do have the ability to combine and collapse comment threads into the larger post, so this is a fixable issue on HN.
DeepComputing ROMA RISC-V Laptop
That's not 100k per violation on the download side it's 100k per work. Each work could be downloaded multiple times. The infringement damage is also the cost to make whole the copyright holder not necessarily the value to the person who did the pirating.

Consider you have a painting that's worth $5m and I steal it.[1] If I go to sell it, I'm not going to be able to go to a reputable dealer so I can only sell it for less. Say $1m. Now say I get busted and I have to pay you restitution. I won't only have to pay the value to me ($1m) I have to pay the value that you lost ($5m), because that's the principle of equity - that you should be made whole as far as possible the damage you have suffered. Some value ($4m in this example) has been destroyed but the court doesn't actually care about that - that's my problem because I have to find that from somewhere to pay you back.

[1] I know there are meaningful differences between piracy and theft of a physical item I'm just using the physical example because it makes clear how damages work in the legal sense.
Exactly. Even for movies, the Rotten Tomatoes we knew is gone. New movies don’t get as many reviews and some of them are clearly biased. A good rotten tomatoes score doesn’t mean a whole lot today.
In my case, even closing an account wasn't sufficient. A charge posted to a credit card I'd closed more than a year prior, and the card issuer was legally obligated to process the charge because of the renewal contract that apparently I had signed with the merchant. This led a single late payment, which, in turn, caused my credit score to tank by ~90 points just as I was applying for mortgages. I try not to think about what that, and waiting a year, until mortgage rates climbed to nearly 6%, will have cost me if I'm lucky enough to outlast my thirty-year-fixed mortgage.

Edit: and the dark Lord surely reserves a particularly unpleasant circle of hell for loan officers who encourage borrowers to consider a 5-1 variant rate because "we know rates will fall next year."
I don’t know Oxide’s solutions personally, but the fact that the economics have always favored self-hosting and yet AWS is a gazillion dollar business suggests that while they may be building in a pre-existing product category, nobody’s actually gotten the product right yet.
Also AppKit works perfectly well in swift. People just probably remember the ObjC versions of things better since that’s where this all started. But the naming is pretty standard if you remember the old calls.
There are so many variables that I am not sure that they can conclude anything substantial like they are trying based on this calculation alone.

Titan is old 4 billion years. That alone is enough to not be able to conclude that its oceans are poor in organics.

So many things could have happened during the evolution of Titan during those 4 billion years that we just don't know about.

Plus what about mixing from under the oceans.

I vote for sending meaningful probes as soon as we have tech for it. I dream of an era where humanity will spend 1 trillion per year on exploratory space tech and not on war machinery.
This topic is political and it attracts racists.
Remember, embryos, you will grow up in a society where it is important that you have picked your parents wisely!
Of course it matters. One extremely frequent complaint about Signal is that you have to give out your actual phone number to use it, and anyone with your number can determine if you use it. This cuts off both of those.
The best thing is that I know Andrej reads all these comments. Hi Andrej! This is your calling. Miss you though!
Yeah that’s exactly my experience, except I bought my first Mac more around ‘03.
Sexual and racial equality are lenses to show that the supposed meritocracy of Capitalism is bogus.

After all if Capitalism can't ignore things that don't impact profits how can it be the perfect equalizer it supposedly is?

Unfortunately the money spent by think tanks to prop up Capitalism is vast.
If I had to spend the amount of time and consideration on every merge to main that an architect probably has to spend on every minor change that might lead to a safety or regulatory or, whatever else you can come up with had to, I'm sure I'd get absolutely no work done and be a ball of stress.

I'm incredibly grateful that I work on cattle not pets, or humans.
100kHz to 6GHz 2 port USB based VNA
We could choose to design the language as I wrote where the constraint is implicitly present and variance consequently ought to preserve it, or as you wrote where it is not present at all and variance is unsound. But we want Rust to be sound, so we should choose the former design. We would need a very compelling reason to prefer the latter—for example, some evidence that “it would break too much code” or “it’s impossible to implement”—but I don’t see anyone claiming to actually have such evidence. The only reason the implementation has not been updated to align with the sound design is that it takes work and that work is still ongoing.
You don't. Why would that be a requirement?

In regular football the spherical ball spends more time in the air than rolling, too. And in popular variants like Australian rules football or Rugby the ball is egg shaped, and that doesn't seem to cause any problems with enjoyment of these sports.
As a database engineer who worked extensively with both i3 and i4 instances, I want to add that although i4 has lower IOPS, the latencies distribution of IO ops is an order of magnitude better.

IOPS indeed matters a lot, but so does latency! For our use case, it was much easier to saturate those disks than the old i3s, and we attribute it to the better latencies, making IO scheduling a lot more accurate.
But.... the Watch was a failure and failed to find its market fit. It never took off with biohackers, it isn't useful for interacting with products or services or any communications service, and it can't even really tell the time unless you charge it every other day.

The Steam Deck otoh became an absolute hit on day one and completely sold out in short order. It sold waaaayyy better than Valve ever thought it would.
There are "universal scaler" boards which are free of this "smartness" and yet have a tuner and other multimedia features you'd want in a TV, and are also quite cheap:

https://mysku.club/blog/aliexpress/67872.html

http://web.archive.org/web/20190511065920/http://redlightgre... (translation of above into English)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tst5Xmh3q-A

I wonder how popular a service for "upgrading" TVs with those would be. Market it as "spyware delete" and I suspect you might get a lot of business... possibly to the point of causing the manufacturers to take offensive action.
My favourite coffee shop hates me. So why do I keep going back?
> It takes maybe 6–8 seconds for it to fully load from scratch, but once it is open, using it feels pretty snappy. The slowness is due to being an Electron app, which is basically a web browser.

VSCode: 3s. Firefox: 2s. Chrome: 2s. Safari: 1s.

> Also, Vim and Emacs use modes to allow users to either write the text in the file itself or to enter commands for the editor. Modes are terrible to use

Fuck you
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