skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is crazy. Brings back a vivid memory from y2k when I was ten, how I was very sad after looking at a $5000 laptop behind a shop window. I had a reference for $5000 in my head, because we have then just sold our apartment for the same amount, before leaving the country for the West. I was absolutely certain that neither I nor my parents would ever be able to afford it.
Ending up at "random" train stations at weird times with all your experience belongings
To badly quote Simone de Beauvoir:
"One political, religious or economic crisis will be enough to challenge women's rights, our rights. Throughout your life, you must remain vigilant".
GP is right that things seem unthinkable do not stay unthinkable for eternity.
To me this looks like so much bad idea.

From my reading of the post cloudflare is diving headfirst into moderation and culture wars. The paying users of CF will pay CF to enforce their political biases, and then the users of the AIs will accuse CF of being being complicit in censoring things and whatnot, and CF will find themselves in the middle of political battles they didn't need to jump into.
Some people don't like the French solution precisely because it is very hard to reverse it now. Downplaying the risk of a French, or European, version of throwing out Roe v. Wade is the easiest way to keep that particular door open.

And pretending that not to be the case, well, I feel insulted by being played for an idiot.
I do see a lot of cases when infra stuff is delegated to developer - usually in small companies.

You've pointed on very good point on scaling up/down vs cheap overprovisioning.
> That is true, but in that mind your kid in the back seat is safety-critical, so maybe we mandate no kids in the back? Or your wife next to you in the passenger seat, she could also make you remove your eyes from the road (happens quite a lot actually) - mandate no wifes in the passenger seat anymore?

You're being intentionally obtuse. Like everything else, this is a question of what options we have to make things safer. "Not allowing children in cars" isn't reasonable, because there isn't a simple alternative. Using controls that require less attention focus is reasonable.
Does that matter if the signatures are valid?
I used it, I loved it!

But why would someone use it?
Show HN: Flect – a pure Python full-stack web apps framework inspired by Next.js
flect is a Python framework for building full-stack web applications. It constructs user interfaces by utilizing Pydantic models in the backend that correspond to the properties of React components in the frontend. This integration enables quick development of interactive and beautiful UIs using Python.
ah that's what you meant

well I'm pretty sure if those seats were taken he'd sleep in its own seat. Perhaps his equation would change if had to sleep upright every night, but still, there is nothing illegal
Sergey Brin and others at Google are still ignoring that TEXT generation is equally messed up with Gemini.

The problem is not image generation, is the entire thing.
It's not so different than a modern immutable distro with Wayland and Flatpak apps, like Fedora Silverblue.

Sure, some of the daemons are different, like upstart instead of systemd. And out of the box it supports Android apps and doesn't allow shell access outside a container.

But I don't see what's fundamentally different.
If you're on a flight and there's a free space next to you, would you say you're wrong if you occupy it by stretching your legs?
Oh, those pasky far left communists who just want to give people freedom over their bodies. How dare they???? \s
Perhaps he uses tethering on his mobile. Or gets on with working for long periods without being distracted by continual distractions so that reliability of the network is less important.
Looks cool!
Will have to give it a try to see if it works like promised!
Any plans to add support for git-annex?
I'm fairly certain that the effect of point b is just a version of the pendulum rocket fallacy. There is actually no change in stability of a rocket in flight related to if the engines are on top or on the bottom because the tidal forces exerted by gravity are too negligible in that specific case and otherwise gravity is acting equally on the entire body.

Plus, since the engine is typically one of the heaviest parts , and the lander isn't a two-part design like Apollo, the fuel tanks are mostly empty upon landing, and therefore the center of mass is low due to the engine.
Is Azure DevOps "Dead"?
That problem is social you can never be sure of that even with hardware signing of commits. No tech can ever solve that. Just get "pull requests" from contributors you know and pull from maintainers you trust. Is the social model.
Can people please stop implementing ideas that were intended as satire?
[OT]

In re "mun-ar", maybe you meant "monthly".

Etymology of "lunar": Middle English, from Latin lunaris, from luna moon; akin to Latin lucēre to shine [0]

Etymology of "moon": Middle English mone, from Old English mōna; akin to Old High German māno moon, Latin mensis month, Greek mēn month, mēnē moon [1]

You the Anglophones have this tendency to forget about the noble origins of your languages, just to reinvent it badly ;-)

[0] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lunar
[1] https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/moon
The Ability to Concentrate Is Increasing?
what device would you recommend? as of now I use dLAN my one room where I use to play video games a lot. low latency is king but I only get 20MBit/s out of the 500 that the ISP delivers to the router.
What I thought this product was:

> a WAF for your website that detects if the site's being scraped for content by an AI. Defending against AI

What this product actually is:

> A WAF for your chatbot. Defending the AI itself
If you're paying taxes you should change your accountant
By the way, student dormitory cost around ~200-300 euros per month. And semester fee costs 300 euros per semester (6months). In total, it makes 3900 euros. So, the train is not the most cost efficient solution, if you are young.
I really like the demo videos on your landing page. What did you use to make them?
Wow. So companies can’t control their own image now? They’re forced to let you trick some llm they host to spew out garbage? Such a weird take.
Seen from the USA (by the same people who called Barack Obama a socialist), he probably looks downright communist...
That "plucky founder becoming billionaire" thing reminds me a little of Whatsapp, which sold for $19b (although I believe did have Venture Capital)

https://www.flyertalk.com/forum/travel-technology/952359-tho...

Especially this post from Jan Koum:

i'll tell you all a funny story which has to do with flyertalk: i am actually flying to Barcelona for MWC right now using the M&M miles award ticket (i am posting this from LH455 flight)... i obviously got these tickets many months ago - i prefer to fly using miles when i can to save company money. as you know, award ticket inventory is limited and last minute changes are nearly impossible... and this is where it gets cute:

we announced the deal with Facebook on wednesday after the market closed. during the process, we realized there was a chance we might not be able to get the deal wrapped up and signed on wednesday and it could delay.

when the risk of the delay became real, i said: "if we don't get it done on wednesday, it probably wont get done. i have tickets on thursday to fly out to Barcelona which i bought with miles and they are not easily refundable or even possible to change. this has to be done by wednesday or else!!!"

...and so one of the biggest deals in tech history had to be scheduled around my M&M award ticket
Is the actual reason for getting rid of physical buttons because screens are actually easier to implement ?
I've been at these table a few times - and let me say that "Active Listening and Empathy" wasn't a possibility ... lol
Ok would it help you if I replaced “techies” with the names of my friends and coworkers who you probably don’t know?
And in others is it simply infraction worth of fine to use it in cities or nearby buildings for anything except danger.
The SCOTUS found two different answers in the "text" of the constitution depending on who was appointed to it. Which is the risk of a pure legalistic approach; it's difficult for a right to survive against a majority that actively oppose it.
I don't see any TVs adopting Thunderbolt any time soon. For computer monitors, we already have DisplayPort which is fully supported by amdgpu. That would be a more likely candidate to have on TVs than Thunderbolt.
I picked up juggling after doing a management training class that included a one hour lesson with a professional juggler. I had never tried before then and couldn't quite make it work within that one hour group lesson. But they gave us a set of balls to take home and over a weekend I got the juggling to click.

For me the trick was to stop thinking about it and to just let go. Our built-in parabolic trajectory prediction is magical, just need to throw the balls consistently enough for that prediction to become automatic.

I just fuck around with three balls and it is mostly to help me keep sanity if I am working somewhere with shit CI that takes forever. I was aware that there was a proper pedagogy and nomenclature, but never bothered to learn it. Really surprised to see my "repertoire" is all of the Level 2 and some Level 3 listed on this site.
back when i left school (2010) i was 16, there was no requirement to stay in further education in UK, so wouldn't be surprised if it was similar elsewhere. i believe it has changed in UK since then though.
Yes, I am. Does it matter?
Cloudflare already sits in front of all kinds of content, and iirc aggressively anything goes your content your problem, but happy to serve it/proxy DNS/etc. It was sued and found not liable for breach of copyright on users' sites for example.
I saw this take twice here, I hadn't seen it that way, it's a voluntary firewall for publicly exposed models. What is being censored?
Definition of "hatespeech" is arbitrary. How are yall not getting this.
"1989 Tiananmen Square" is hatespeech too. It's disrupting harmonious society, harming hardworking people etc..
You're making the world a better place. 100% sincere.

99% of time there is absolutely no reason to honk. People only do it because the button is there and they're safely insulated from getting punched.
Love it!

It would be nice if `~` was mapped to home directory (e.g. `cd ~/Desktop`)

Hard to resize windows. If I want to grab the right edge there is only 1 pixel to work with.

When printing with `cat` from terminal, it would be nice if there was a new line at the end of the text. The prompt shows up on the same line as cat's output.

Copy-paste from clipboard into puter instance.

How do I get python on here?
I don't change the AC while I'm in motion. All my cars have auto AC so I rarely touch them even as the temperature changes outside. I probably adjust the AC a handful of times a year. I'd rather not waste a lot of dashboard space on buttons that practically never get pressed, I'd rather have my map be even bigger and easier to quickly glance at and have more space to browse my media collection while stopped.

I don't understand how so many people have come across cars with seemingly terrible auto AC systems. Even my old 2000 Honda Accord had a competent auto AC system. I haven't had manual AC on any of my cars in decades. Whenever I rent a car it's always infuriating having to constantly muck with the AC system.
Are these different from the paper things kids made in middle school?
GOOD. There shouldn't even be a question about this. I have family members who would have died if the current state of abortion bullshit in the US had been a thing.

All these fucks voting out protections THEY ENJOYED their entire reproductive lives is so damn infuriating.
Berlin blames leak on officer logging in via insecure Singapore hotel line
I had never used it, aside from a simple dependency checker. But I know the compiler and the Erlang types analyzer (dialyzer) uses them.
> or being unable to travel at certain times at all.

This is all fine and dandy until enough people decide to travel by car, and eventually there are traffic jams making you virtually unable to travel (by car) at certain times as well.
WAFs were a band aid over web services that security teams couldn't control or understand. They fell out of favor because of performance and the real struggle tuning these appliances to block malicious traffic effectively.

WAF based approach is an admission of ignorance and a position of weakness, only in this case shifting right into the model is unproven, can't quite be done yet, contrary to ideas like reactive self protection for apps.
if they are empty what is the deal? If somebody books the ticket he will be asked to move to his seat.
Adventure is priceless
Same here, I guess I didn't read the "for AI" part correctly, and instead read "against AI".
How's honking helping the commute?
Editorialided headline, the title is:

> Facing reality, whether it’s about Apple or the EU, is a core requirement for good management
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39594412
You're listening to a conversation in a foreign language. Jazz has a fundamentally different theoretical and idiomatic basis to classical music. If you didn't grow up with blues, gospel and show tunes, you're missing most of the vocabulary and context needed to make sense of jazz. I'd strongly recommend listening to that stuff because it's fantastic, but there is a bit of a shortcut - learn to hear jazz one tune at a time.

Here's the tune Softly, As In A Morning Sunrise, as Sigmund Romberg wrote it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Uy_L8VVu7-c

And now, as a variety of jazz musicians heard it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSeFc3CP5Mk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VlViBYcZpJ0

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2NG_wZFBM24

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dofsqZrE5sU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WaV51BuHfIw

Do you hear how the melodic theme is stated, before the players improvise over the same chord progression? Do you hear how fragments of the main melody are woven into the solos? Do you hear the interplay between the musicians as they rotate between accompaniment and soloing? Do you hear how each ensemble creates a distinct mood from the same basic starting point? If you do, then you're starting to hear the language of jazz.
Not even just SSDs, if you're using SMB you can't even saturate a single modern 7.2k RPM hard drive over gigabit ethernet.
This is a political article (so it will probably get flagged, removed and downvoted) but, it relates to security and encryption, so I submitted it anyway

from the article:

> WebEx, a communications program from U.S.-based Cisco Systems, provides end-to-end encryption which allows for secure communications. However, if a participant dials in via a landline rather than using the app — as apparently happened in the case of the officer in Singapore — then the encryption is not guaranteed.
I blame facebook and friends. Calling their legal abomination of a LLM "open source" was a deliberate move on their part.
That's a bit more like https://blog.cloudflare.com/defensive-ai - probably not the anti-RAG way I think you're imagining, but for preventing AI-assisted malicious activity.
Okay, LFI pushed it. LFI has its issues but is hardly far left, see my edit. It's just one of the bigger left parties.

Also see, you mentioned "far left parties". That felt undocumented, and looked like a platitude. It's one party, for starters. Hand wavy statements will just gather evasive and inaccurate answers.

To be honest, I initially imagined you were not French and making undocumented claims on French politics, I now understand you are French (you stated it).
This is currently the only comment on the 1st post of the front page. Peak HN moment.
In Kerbal Space Program, the moon is named Mun as opposed to our Luna: lunar -> munar
Haha same for me, but the "for" AI should have been a clue, instead of "against" AI.
DB Fernverkehr which sells the tickets and operates the long distance trains is not directly subsidized by the public (even if ultimately the public owns the company), by EU and German law. There may be some subsidies coming in indirectly via the infrastructure, but that would be more so the case for buses.
How do you find a website ?

And presumably the person hosting it will make sure that the computer hosting it is often on, for instance ISP routers and TV boxes are a good way to popularize it, since they often come with NAS capabilities :

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freebox

(Notably, it also supports torrents and creating timed links to share files via FTP.)
I think his theory on what happened to Easter island has been debunked?
I wasn't convinced by guns germs and steel at all. It seemed to ignore the fact that western Europe was a cultural backwater for most of known history.
Anyway it was a long time ago that I read it, so I could be remembering it wrong.
Doesn't the weirdness come from the fact that this structure is commutative, but not associative? I know of only one other structure of this type, namely floating point numbers. For those that don't remember definitions: (a+b) = (b+a), but ((a+b)+c) sometimes does not equal (a+(b+c)), even more so in Infinite Craft than in float addition. Such structures are unusual in mathematics.
I think this is good for everyone. If CF's firewall or similar initiatives take the spot/burden of "securing AI models" (against the user), then developers can focus on the eficiency of the model and disregard protections for toxic responses. If things advance in this path, releasing uncensored models might become the norm.
this is akin to it works on my PC so not an issue
He sleeps in public train coaches (sometimes under the seats, if you look at his blog). This means he spends at least 6 hours a day unconscious - and vulnerable - in a public place that anyone can enter. Arguably less safe than sleeping at home behind a locked door.
Expected some meme-worthy content about bad EU-regulations and such. Was surprised to read a well thought out piece about how good managers have to accept and work with facts and reality.

Take my upvote!
I've been teaching my kids juggling recently and it's really rewarding. I initially got into circus skills in the 90s when my family would regularly visit Mushy Pea in Manchester, a shop which inspired quite a few kids in the region, I suspect. There was a carpark outside our house when we were growing up and I could be spotted most weekends riding my unicycle round and round for hours. I was never great at anything, but it's one of those skills that has a fantastic ratio of impressing people to actual effort and skill (Rubik's Cube is another). Eventually I could juggle four balls, clubs, knives and rings and I've never really forgotten the muscle memory. I think it's brilliant with kids because they can see, with even a single ball, how quickly it's possible to improve with practice - it pays back quite quickly in a way that many other hobbies really don't. But once a kid knows practice does actually make perfect, it's a lesson they can take to all other walks of life, even when it takes much longer to notice yourself getting good.

Sad to discover from this site that my Mills' Mess is only a Half-Mess though. Going to have to work to rectify that!
Or he just dwells on this one thing for the rest of his life like many others did before him...
well... it's not the simple.

First of all, the Constitution can be changed, like it has been in this case.

Secondly, it says that “The law determines the conditions under which [..] (it) is exercised”

So it can be made hard enough to challenge the right to abortion, like it is now in Italy, where it is virtually fully granted, but practically impossible in some areas, due to a Constitutional reform (ironically) that transitioned the healthcare from a national system to a regional one. So it depends on who's in charge in the region.

Since 2001, a decisive transition is taking place, from decentralisation to true federalism, according to the principle of subsidiarity. As of 2001, the national health fund has been abolished and substituted by taxation yield directly attributed to Regions and autonomous Provinces

https://www.salute.gov.it/resources/static/primopiano/unione... (PDF, page 92)
Isn't that ignoring the fact that all LLMs today suffers from multiple quality issues? This isn't really specific to Gemini.
The EU being discussed is, in fact, the European Union.
Not sure it really matters that much in this case. But why not? Hard links are a quite clean and simple concept. One “object”, multiple names.
By mun-ar they were just referring to the Moon equivalent in KSP being called the Mun.
Doesn't change the fact that yuzu itself is legal. Last I checked, Judgements don't override law, especially ones drafted by nintendo's crackpot lawyers.
> Do you mean that ground fault interrupters are not fast enough/threshold currents too high to prevent harm in some cases?

There’s some over generalization and outright misinformation in this thread. The required threshold for a Type A GFCI (aka normal residential) is 6mA in the US. GFCI breakers or outlets just need “another path” for the electricity to flow to trigger. Water / grounding / etc are not required, it could be a largish capacitor recharging. The way GFCIs work is by detecting a current imbalance between the positive and neutral wires. Electricity flows in a loop, so if more current is going out on the positive wire than what’s returning on the neutral wire, then it has to be going somewhere which could be bad if say it’s a hairdryer in the bathtub, but very much might be fine in the case of a VFD used with a spindle on a hobby CNC.
Remember when Cloudflare built that web3 gateway? This product actually makes more sense, but it strikes me as a bearish signal for LLMs as a potential platform. Either this product is opportunistic FUD by Cloudflare to just grab a slice of the short-lived VC cash cannon being pointed at anything “AI”, or this is actually a useful and necessary security mechanism. Either way, combine that with the underlying nightmare economics of any LLM-based logic layer and this isn’t a positive sign for “AI” as a driver for mid term success.
A third of the web runs on Wordpress last I checked and that install base is largely maintained by small businesses who outsource that process to the least expensive option possible. If they do it at all.

A WAF is a good thing for most of that install base who have other things to do with their day to make sure they survive in this world than cybersecurity for their website.
> The ECHR has repeatedly declined invitations to find such a right in the EU Declaration of Human Rights.

Why can't the EU Declaration of Human Rights not just be amended to include it?
Looks like the arena is completely unsound if you mix types with different alignments?

arena := NewSlabArena(8182, 1) // 8KB

var b *byte = New[byte](arena)
var i *int = New[int](arena)

fmt.Printf("Pointer address: %p\n", b)
fmt.Printf("Pointer address: %p\n", i)

Result:

Pointer address: 0x14000198000
Pointer address: 0x14000198001

I'm not a Go language lawyer, but I assume this is just immediate UB. OP, it's fine to publish a library without experience in manual memory management, but maybe put a disclaimer in the README?
Be aware of the story of Dr. Janet an Dr. James Baker, the founders of Dragon Naturally Speaking, which has been discussed here several times.

They seemingly did everything right and still go screwed in the end.
Sorry, but who cares? He owns the company, but he isn't contributing or leading. He's just hanging around and poking a bit, making uniformed obvious comments.
> A data claiming that LK99 has zero resistance

What about inductance and capacitance ?
Not the one that wrote The Name of the Rose then? Damn, who'd have thought.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Foucault%27s_Pendulum
Be really interested to know and understand when and how to use these in real workloads