skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The invite by email feature sounds great, but as you say setting up a github account for a client isn't that much friction. It's not something I'm bothered by at all, but being able to use just an email is definitely supremely more preferable.

Very exciting work.

As I'm quite enthused by the project, I hope you don't mind if I offer some hopefully helpful feedback:

- For the video on your landing page, ideally the youtube would be embedded so it doesn't open another window

- In regards to the video, while I love the content and info, it's not the most marketing friendly. It's over 2 minutes before the background of the video even changes. Ideally the video would get into the demo portion muuuch quicker.

- I clicked on this hackernews link, clicked through to your landing page, scrolled around, but really didn't get a grasp of what it was offering or how it worked or who or what it was for (admittedly I was prly lazy reading). Only after I watched the video, heard you specifically mention eleventy (which I personally use a lot) was my interest piqued enough to actually engage in the content and understand it more. Glad I did, but I gotta feel there's some better way of presenting what you're doing. I quite liked your calling it a wordpress-like CMS over top an existing static site stack.

Those are just the thoughts that came to me. I absolutely love the project, thrilled it's MIT too. Though I'm not really a javascript dev I could definitely see myself using and contributing!
"The Little Schemer" is one of the best programming books ever.

I have used it to teach scheme/lisp to people who would never learn "programming". It's just that good.
Which is exactly what I and the OP have been saying. This is not a discovery but a claim of a discovery, and whether that claim stands up to scrutiny only time will tell.
> One thing which was very painful was adapting the custom UI. I started with an existing example project and adapted it but it was a confusing mix of server code and CSS in JS which made it very difficult to "get at" some of the HTML / CSS.

I cannot wrap my mind around why the vendors don't separate the UI and backend application; and then in the UI project, author it in something ubiquitous like React.
Netflix for reading articles, research insights
easy to raise prices later. in your billing model include plan per customer.
There is no single source for reading very information dense contents like research articles, industry insights. We often have to go to multiple source to read it. We are createing a hyper personalized platform for that. Right now our basic verision has more than 44000 articles, and it only contains links to that article. Any feedback on it will be helpful for us.
> I do think implementations are changing a bit around this, mostly in the phones so that they give up and go into a network scan if the emergency call is failing

It seems like this is a global problem, since all Rogers-subscribed devices in a Rogers reception area couldn’t make 9-1-1 calls. But could be a SIM coding issue and not afflict other providers elsewhere.

I just always imagined the GSM spec was so resilient that you could always make a 9-1-1 call if a working network was available but this outage proved that wrong. Surprising to learn in 2022.

Of course it’s Canada, so I agree with them that the thought of letting users failover to a partner for everything would thrash the partner’s networks. Even though Canadian subscriber plans are laughably low in monthly data and population density is low (per the telecom’s usual excuse for our high prices) it turns out the telecoms still underbuilt their networks to have less capacity than what other networks internationally built out to support plans available on the international market (e.g. close to truly unlimited data/free long distance calls)
Nordstream happened once and released the equivalent of four days of the US's industrial methane emissions. One-time events and wars generally happen for short periods of time, while industry happens continuously.

Compared to human industry, every war in history is basically a footnote at planetary scale. Global nuclear war might be the only exception, but even the resulting nuclear winter would be very brief compared to the many-millenium impact of industrial climate change.
They all look great, but if you were pressing me for a comment:

- Keystatic: I want it to run online, not as a local app.

- Statamic: I don't want an opinionated, full-stack CMS + SSG. I want to manage content in whatever app/website I'm building whether it's Next.js, Astro, 11ty...

- Decap CMS: I mentioned it in my post, I always found Decap's UI/UX pretty lacking, and the DX wasn't that smooth either.

With that being said, each one of these projects have been around for much longer, I don't necessarily expect to compete (yet).
They've blindly over-compensated for a lack of diversity in training data by just tacking words like "diverse" onto the prompt when they think you're looking for an image of a person.
> “New UI” that’s minimal and a cheap knock off of VSCode

Equating being minimal with being cheap sounds about as smart as equating IDE with its UI. IDE is about functionalities not how big/small buttons are or how many panels you can show off at once.
Looks like a concrete cap placed over a toxic waste dump, e.g. Runit Island has one:

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/e/ea/Runit_Do...
Why is money not falling from the skies? Well…
Empowering to their users. A lot of things that empower their users necessarily disempower others, especially if we define power in a way that is zero-sum - the printing press disempowered monasteries and monks that spent a lifetime perfecting their book-copying craft (and copied books that no doubt were used in the training of would-be printing press operators in the process, too).

It seems to me that the standard use of "empowering" implies in particular that you get more power for less effort - which in many cases tends to be democratizing, as hard-earned power tends to be accrued by a handful of people who dedicate most of their lives to pursuit of power in one form or another. With public schooling and printing, a lot of average people were empowered at the expense of nobles and clerics, who put in a lifetime of effort for the power literacy conveys in a world without widespread literacy. With AI, likewise, average people will be empowered at the expense of those who dedicated their life to learn to (draw, write good copy, program) - this looks bad because we hold those people in high esteem in a world where their talents are rare, but consider that following that appearance is analogously fallacious to loathing democratization of writing because of how noble the nobles and monks looked relative to the illiterate masses.
The Kenwood machines are not more difficult to use. It literally has one knob and a pulsing setting. You flip the machine back to remove the bowl. Easy to clean. It is exactly the same handling.
The Kenwood is build very sturdyly, build like a tank and gives has the additional power. It looks more ugly but is the better product. It is just that brand awareness of the KitchenAid trumps all.

Also the machine you mentioned is not sold in the US anymore. Afaik the only machine is the 800W Chef Titanium (which is what I have).
The UN Charter does.
If you're interested in the trials and tribulations of regreening a desert landscape, I recommend this YouTuber with an ambitious dream:

https://www.youtube.com/@dustupstexas
CFC refrigerants, maybe?
I've not tried it yet, but isn't that running on your local machine? Looks pretty good though.
I made the habitbreaker chrome extension on this principle. It just blocks user selected websites for 30 seconds before loading. https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/habitbreaker/kgioba...

The idea is just to defuse instant gratification. Works pretty well for me.
A Look at Dynamic Linking
Also still down for me here around Nashville.
Cornell is ivy league.
I did this my first year of college, blocked all distracting websites with an extension on Chrome. I still had it so I could watch on phone or if I Incognito windowed but putting that extra amount of effort kept me from mindlessly browsing the moment I got bored with homework. I finished all my homework in record time and was well prepared for my classes, I think I stopped doing this because I ended up becoming very bored.
We have it enabled in production. Checkmate.

You're welcome to help through numerous means.
I think now that China has the technology base they are working on it, but I'll grant you that there has been a significant delay.
https://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/2024/01/31/fbi-...

Note: This site does not like to entertain contentious topics and has rate limited me over my prior post about factory and foundry installed malware in Chinese manufactured equipment because I did not respond to a suspicious demand for proof, instead opting for a sarcastic reply. I can live without being associated with Garry Tan's company, YCombinator. (I thought to post this link while posting to another site, not because I hangout here.)
I haven't needed to be so drastic, but removed the YT app from my phone. There is a fair amount of good content that I find very worth consuming from YT (mainly educational videos) and would not like to miss. But, the mobile app makes a very strong effort to push you to shorts, which is the real danger. Shorts are proficiently engineered to just suck my brain into a doom scrolling comma. I tried removing shorts from the app, but it keeps pushing them in your face, so I ended up deleting it and watching via browser, logged out. I've heard several acquaintances having the same experience / solution.

It's a pity the YT PMs insist on designing the app like a Vegas casino, I'd really like to use the YT app for healthy usage, but well.
I seem to have the opposite problem a lot of the time. I tried using Meta's image gen tool, and had such a time trying to get it to make art that was not "kind of" sexual. It felt like Facebook's entire learning chain must have been built on people's sexy images of their girlfriend that's all now hidden in the art.

These were examples that were not super blatant, like a tree landscape that just happens to have a human figure and cave in their crotch. Examples:

https://i.imgur.com/RlH4NNy.jpg - Art is very focused on the monster's crotch

https://i.imgur.com/0M8RZYN.jpg - The comparison should hopefully be obvious
Everything has wireless and metal interferes with it.
Google did giant, fiscally unnecessary layoffs just before AI took off again. They got rid of a giant portion of their most experienced (expensive) employees, signaled more coming to the other talented ones, and took the GE approach to maximizing short term profits over re-investment in the future.

Well, it backfired sooner than leadership expected.
As opposed to being surprised that he was working with cross products? :)
From his linkedin: Senior Director of Product in Gemini, VP WeWork, "Advisor" VSCO, VP of advertising products in Pandora, Product Marketing Manager Google+, Business analyst JPMorgan Chase...

Jesus, that fcking guy is literal definition of failing upwards and instead of hiding it he spends his days SJWing on Twitter? Wonder how its like working with him...
It's not a full-blown userspace filesystem like fuse or dokany (which already has a fuse wrapper). The projected file system still needs a local folder where it can place copies of files from the "backing store". E.g note the Remarks section at https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/api/projecte...

> When ProjFS receives the data it will write it to the file to convert it into a hydrated placeholder.
This is cool, just be aware it could be frustrating if a child has any sort of colorblindness, particularly since the Duplo blocks are different shades than the xylophone. It would help if the blocks had letters on them to match the notes as well.
Ok, be a little bit evil, but only for lots of money, very often, everywhere.

And don't tell anyone.
Late yesterday, I tried to place a 911 call while driving on the 101 north toward San Francisco.

Before I could complete my report, the call dropped, and for the next 10 or so minutes I had no service, only "SOS".

I'm on Verizon, and the timing doesn't match up with this headline, but now I'm suspicious.
I guess this is an adhd "superpower" of mine. I leave youtube on 24/7 and pay almost no attention to it.

A big reason why I can ignore it though, when it's on 24/7.. mine plays the exact same documentaries, almost always WW2 or US Revolutionary War stuff over and over and over again. I watch a LOT of history documentaries but I have absolutely no interest in either of these time periods and have probably never searched for or liked any American history video. I'm a swords and shields guy.

The last month straight it's been on a revolutionary war kick with some 3-5 hour long George Washington documentary in between another one about how Goebbels ran off to argentina and his wife wouldn't join him so he married his dead brothers widow. I know everything about the guys now.

My theory is it plays the same stuff over again because it's already cached and saves them bw, them assuming you're not actually watching anyway but they can still pump viewership numbers for advertising.

RE: Thread.. I'm awful at getting off the computer after work. I'll move on to personal projects and everything else and just sit here for the whole day. My adhd + being able to instantaneously get dopamine has me chained, I like to go camping to detox.

Been forcing myself to go for a walk at 5pm now that it's not pitch black out then anymore.
I've not tried it yet, it looks pretty slick.
Thank you, it's been a major team effort!
Because of commingling, anything shipped by amazon might be a fake, even if the seller is legit. Basically if two people (claim to) sell the same product, they get thrown in the same bin in Amazon's warehouse. When you order it you get whatever the worker happens to pick from that bin. Amazon can track it internally by the labels, but have little inclination to do so.
I kind of figured I was approaching this wrong. If that approach was useful, I would have found someone already implemented it. One silly hangup I have is I am more comfortable in Vim than Emacs, and I am trying to isolate my learning to a language and not a language-plus-an-editor. This must be how people feel when I suggest they switch to Vim to make a certain workflow easier :-)

My goal isn't really to get "IPythonButForCommonLisp", but to iteratively build up programs so I can quickly learn syntax. I'm going to go with the Slimv suggestion the next chance I get and see if that solves it. Instead of working in revisioned code, I'll probably just work in `Untitled.lisp` until I get the hang of things.
Yes, I genuinely just use the menus for anything I don't use often enough to map a keyboard shortcut to.

I find search dialogues to be annoying and counter to building intuitive memory for using an application. They're a "last resort" to me when the UI of a program is poorly made.
But there's the rub. What is real "history" and what is revisionist history indoctrinating students based on a politicized narrative? Schools officials are elected and so school district boards, county boards of education, and the state secretary of education can't push curriculum that most parents disagree with. Otherwise those elected officials will be voted out.
I have built a bunch of these for various projects over the past 20 years from sources like Flickr, Wikimedia Commons, online image galleries, “booru”, photos i take, etc. I have also used Lightroom heavily as well as disciplined schemes for keeping them in a directory.

I just built one last week by cutting and pasting code out of my YOShInOn RSS reader, which is based on the PAX stack, Python-ArangoDB-HTMX. Fraxinus has a bookmark manager that and a focused webcrawler that knows the markup of (now) a handful of sites so it can get images, metadata, text ,links, etc. Queues in Fraxinus are much simpler than in YOShInOn, there is no A.I. or M.L. in it yet. I am planning, however, to build a rather gold plated ‘tagging’ system which will let tags be positive, negative or indeterminate which would let an active learning system queue judgements on tags. I'd say that it also contains a 'personal data lake' in that crawled content goes into a repository which can be rapidly reprocessed when developing the data enrichment system.

I’ve collected 55k since Saturday, I’d expect no trouble at 10x the size, I’ve built them up to about 2M.
It's not at all obvious to me that (or why) Yale or Harvard ought to be accountable to us. They're private universities and, as far as I know, they appear to be following the laws that they're subject to. (Following the law is a form of accountability, but a very weak form.)

If they want to suddenly condition admissions on a hash function of the applicant's name, I think that would be absurd, but I don't think I ought to have any say in that matter.
> Segregation now, segregation tomorrow, segregation forever!

- George Wallace, 1963

> The only remedy to past discrimination is present discrimination. The only remedy to present discrimination is future discrimination.

- Ibram X. Kendi, 2019
From what I read just a bit ago, basically there is a problem with the database of SIM numbers. So, SIMs all just dislodged from the network because they lost their network authorization. That would lead one to believe it was a botched software push. I imagine online accounts get this information somehow which could explain the portal being broken. I have a prepaid hotspot and it works fine, but none of the "family plan" month to month contract phones work. I also wonder if there's a physical SIM vs eSIM situation that could explain "newer" models working.
Amazon considers an ethnicly homogenous workforce as a unionization threat. Ethnic diversity is seen as reducing the risk of unionization because diverse workers have a harder time relating to each other.

I think this partially explains why corporations are so keen on diversity. The other part is decision makers in the corporation being true believers in the virtue of diversity. These complement each other; the best people to drive cynically motivated diversity agendas are people who really do believe they're doing the right thing.
These people right now don't have good options. Get them enough food locally and they no longer need to chase all over trying to find enough work to afford food. In turn that means they can send their kids to school and those now educated kids can in turn apply modern things. Some of that is those kids - the ones who don't love farming - leave to better jobs in the city, while others - those who love farming - apply modern farming techniques (which is sustainable, contrary to popular myth) and produce a lot more food while building up the soil even more.

But if you don't have enough food it all fails. History has taught us that in every corner.
I’m so addicted to the internet that when I block social media, I find I get quite the similar fix from work Slack. Like browsing channels I have no business being a part of and constantly checking for validation of my comments via emoji reactions.

Does anyone know of ways to be a successful work-from-home knowledge worker while also locking down Slack to not be another slot machine??

Does anyone else feel conflicted about the internet as both a means to a comfortable/lucretive career but also the ultimate drug?

I’ve thought of only allowing Slack for 10 min each hour to make it more like an IV drop of info, but what happens when I actually need to DM in real time?

meta P.S. I’m refreshing this and reading the replies — what a rush! So much more rewarding than what I should be doing. :)
I mean sure, technically, yeah.
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Every country has it's tradeoffs. Some have high tax and a good social net, some the opposite. Each of those have their advantages.

But for 40% income tax, you would expect a hell of a lot more than what you're describing. Ironically the government could dramatically improve matters by interfering in your private life less, probably saving you money in the process as well.
serious question, is that really that hard to remove personal information from training data so model does not know how specific public figures look like?

I believe this worked with nudity and model when asked generated "smooth" intimate regions (like some kind of doll)

so you could ask for eg. generic president but not any specific one, so it would be very hard to generate anyone specific
To the extent these models don't blindly regurgitate hate speech, I appreciate that. But what I do not appreciate is when they won't render a human nipple or other human anatomy. That's not safety, and calling it such is gaslighting.
This is great advice. I have to "write for myself" otherwise I won't be consistent in the long term.

Actually, since I started writing, I'm discovering my creative side, and it's helping me a lot to think clearly and expressing my thoughts in a way which is mind-blowing. It's kind of magic, to be honest.

I wish I could have started writing consistently earlier.

Thanks for your comment.
Sure, but this does not take into account the appeal for trying to exploit said codebases. Who pulls from an untrusted git instance ? Very very few people, hence the very low incentive to look for exploits. Who uses Chromium ? E-ve-ry-one.
The landing time has been updated to 1524 CST.

https://www.intuitivemachines.com/im-1

There will be a live feed on the Intuitive Machines site above and mirrored on NASA TV+ here: https://plus.nasa.gov/scheduled-video/intuitive-machines-1-l...

The coverage on both live feeds will begin around 1400 CST.
I just wish YT thumbnails were selected from a random point in the video.
Google Chrome's new AI can finish your sentences for you
Android users can use ReVanced to patch out many aspects of the official app, including shorts.

A patchlist is here: https://revanced.app/patches
Also reflecting the racial attitudes of the time - Asian/Latino/Black residents were depicted - sometimes sympathetically but as a rule, as persons unfortunate to be the race that they were. A stark contrast to the current melting pot, much more integrated and diverse, and where you can see such ethnicities accepted as a given in society (police/law enforcement, prominent businessmen, cultural icons, and in top tiers of government at judges, politicians, etc)
Youtube killed my addiction themselves, they removed any kind of recommendation to my account since I opted out of all tracking, now when I go to youtube.com I get an empty page, unless I know exactly what I want to watch I don't even bother