skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
When Covid hit me, it felt like having a stroke and the effect was that I suddenly perceived that I don't have enough energy to sustain vision, instead I could perceive the delineation between object localization, object recognition, character-to-text conversion etc. It was like the brain was an engine that suddenly lacked fuel (I could force individual parts to "work" at the cost of immense pain) and dissolved into individual services competing for resources. The experience was both frightening and awesome. Not sure how I survived that (it took over 3 years to get back to normal). Diffuse MRI didn't find anything anyway.
Wow, your first comment was completely rude and unnecessary. Why do you feel the need to say, "you must be lying or you suck at deploying, because it works for me."

also, they meant that their SMB share didn't have thumbnail caching
I bet that their TOS covers that anything you submit belongs to them.

I'd love to delete old comments on HackerNews but I can't so I'm pretty sure that Reddit could take away the delete button tomorrow and nothing would change.
Are you the author? How many levels does it have?
I don't know anything about Nextcloud, what's wrong with it?
The note about the partition table makes me wonder how he was formatting the drive. https://github.com/JElchison/format-udf specifically does some partition table related hacks to make UDF maximally compatible with different platforms.
There is a lot to complain about Apple’s business practices, but the fact that the green bubble rage has turned into an interoperability monopoly case is laughable.

How much did that one set back Google after their ADHD killed off how many messaging platforms?

Fine, open it up, open them all up. Give me sliders to deny messages from SMS, Whatsapp and anyone else looking for compatibility. Same in the other direction, allow users to choose from which originating platform they’ll accept messages.

As far as the rest, yeah, Apple needs an adjustment. I should not have to pay to run my own app on my own phone. But I do.
Wow! The optics of a nation unable to control its borders during election season should be giving Biden heartburn. If immigration is a Federal Issue, he is going to own this problem at a time when 10K votes could swing a state into Trump's column.
Why not just use something descriptive like "food finding mechanism".

It's also seems odd to call it "baffling" when they 100% understand how it works!
Thanks for the feedback! Indeed the usual way to play logic problems is using a grid, and they're usually called logic grid puzzles. Zebra Puzzles are somewhat simpler and the interface is purposely different. It should feel like a "jigsaw puzzle" where the pieces are the constrains and they only fit specific places.

I plan to launch a logic grid puzzles website with a proper grid as well. Thanks again for the honest feedback.
I tried Crest's alcohol-free mouthwash:

Pros:

- It worked really well, fresh breath for hours.

Cons:

- It nuked my taste buds for just a long.

I'm back on the boozy mouth wash (Listerine og formula)
if you want a very visual way to transform JSON/XML/CSV/Excel etc in a pipeline it might also be worth looking at Easy Data Transform.
Publicly-funded infrastructure must accept public money.

This increasing trend towards exclusively accepting electronic payment with private money:

- unjustly enriches the payments cartel

- excludes unbanked people, privacy-conscious people, and conscientious objectors from the fractional reserve banking scam--all of whom ought to have equal access to public infrastructure

- presents unnecessary resiliency and national security risks--if the payments system goes down, no payments can be made

On a related note, this trend is particularly acute in the EV charger space. Whereas every gas station accepts cash, practically no EV charging station accepts cash. This will have the same effects on EV ownership and mobility as I listed above. And in addition, undocumented people will face serious risks charging their EV at a public charging station once ICE catches on.

It's a huge and definitely under-reported shift in our societal status quo, especially given the contemporary hyper-focus on underprivileged groups, equity, and inclusion.
SiSU – documents structuring, publishing in multiple formats and search
Show HN: Scan GTM containers setup from any websites
Hey HN, this is a side project, still early and rough around the edges but the goal is to ease prospect sourcing / qualification for freelancers working in the web analytics space through allowing you to scan a website to uncover the Google tag Manager container configuration.

In web tracking, GTM is ubiquitous and from my experience as former analytics tech manager, lots of crap can go into those containers setups. Knowing the level of complexity and tech debt before signing your gig can provide an advantage for solo freelancers to make sure their consulting is priced reasonably.

While far from the envisioned target version, I felt that the scanner was already useful enough to share it here. Let me know what you think ;)
That may happen more easily than you're suggesting. LLMs are masters at generating plausible sounding ideas with no regard to their factual underpinnings. So some of those computational bong hits might come up with dozens of plausible looking suggestions (maybe featuring made up literature references as well).

It would be left to human researchers to investigate them and find out if any work. If they succeed, the LLM will get all the credit for the idea, if they fail, it's them who will have wasted their time.
Hey guys! Has anyone checked out this AI website builder, SitesGPT.com? It seems to be one of the best (if not THE BEST) AI website generator I've seen yet! Take a look: https:SitesGTP.com
Kayak.com added this because it is a meta-search, but they left it off their other direct booking sites (booking.com and priceline.com) I suspect due to liability reasons. This is why almost all car rental listings say "Honda Civic (or similar)" because the person taking your money does not control the car you end up with.

https://www.consumerreports.org/consumerist/what-is-the-bait...
The only good idea he had was to fellate pg’s ego and write Reddit in lisp, which is all of talked about in those days. Seems to have a need to be proven that he was a right clever boy.
Do you know if there's a way to write latex comments in Zotero / Mendeley? It's something I've been looking for.
How does this defer from filebeat?
Modern biology is very much not an exception to the central dogma; it still remains central. Don't mistake the vehemence of the RNA biologists (of which I used to be one) for impact or significance (for example, the central dogma had no opinion of whether the ribosome was a protein machine, or an RNA machine, or a protein-RNA machine where RNA formed the critical core components).

The only really important detail that wasn't in the original dogma is reverse transcriptase, and they added a dotted line to support that once it was found in physical form.
The day SMB supports server-side thumbnail generation/caching, kindly let me know :]
RCS works pretty well and no, my Android group chats don't happen on WhatsApp.
There is such a thing as a quantum Turing machine. A classical computer isn't needed in theory so long as you can make a quantum register, it's just way better to set it up with a classical computer instead of a temperamental and expensive quantum one.
What is the case where you need to type lots of spaces? Usually tab is a better fit for this (not the tab character, but the tab button on the keyboard).
It's interesting that two actually secure apps were missing from that list
Is your position that any write-up about an attack must be plain text only, and must not use its own URL?

I truly cannot understand why this is brought up so often. You aren't paying for it, it doesn't hurt you in any way, it detracts nothing from the findings (in fact, it makes the findings easier to discuss), etc. There is no downside I can think of.

Can you share what the downsides of a picture of a puppy and a $5 domain are? Sorry, "branding" and "marketing page"?

Or at least, maybe you can share what you think would be a more preferable way?
I am sure each of these items are a pain for a different sets of people. The most irritating one for someone who moved recently is: NFC lock down.

Like my Xiaomi phone was able to store any card I wanted and do a Tap to Pay, but I have to use Apple Pay and I can’t do that because my region is locked to somewhere Apple Pay isn’t a thing. Here in Melbourne even public transport is affected by this. The local myki transport cards can be digitally carried on an Android phone but not an iPhone.
What? Even my old mom uses RCS with zero problems. It is a solved problem and Apple is dragging their feet exactly because of this.
I wonder if the researchers considered directly inoculating the colorectal area. Is it necessary for this to pass through the upper gut?
So extending this analogy, are the ROC the Fremen and are they going to wage a new holy war after the rise of a charismatic leader?
> the representation of a pointer-to-member-function cannot be a simple function pointer

Sure it can, you just need to have emitted separate functions for "concrete call" (the traditional one stored in the vtable) and "virtual call" (a bit of code that calls through the vtable).

If this is not done it's probably due to the fact that actually emitting the virtual calls involves more code than just storing the vtable index. But if anyone is implementing a new language I strongly suggest paying the cost anyway, for sanity.
You're welcome (and thanks for the credits on https://naprun.dev!!)
The end result is someone hosting a gitea server in Belize.
That'd be so nice. Imagine executing the code for an ai paper and seeing the beautiful visualizations as you read it.
This lawsuit will be dismissed quickly.
Legal tender does not mean what they think it does.
Improving OKRs
Agree, but its also more importantly the (...) bubbles that people have become addicted to. Green doesnt show that.

So when you see (...) and then it goes away and comes back a bunch of times - peoples fear and anxieties project into that (...) -- and its that fear dopamine that people are addicted to wrt to gree/blue...

where people are annoyed at green when they basically send a UDP txt - whereas blue is a TCP txt, so to speak...
This is different. This is Apple saying use our network, not allowing Tile to use their own.
It won't. They only have to accept cash for debts already incurred.
This is where the right model hardware shines.

There are low power machines that idle on 8 watts (Dell Optiplex Micro Form Factor), and my whole lab costs around USD$100 a year to run on local power prices.

You're right, it's really important to pick components that are low power.

With Home Assistant automation, you can even start and stop machines so they only draw power when you need, e.g. for a testing pipeline.

I couldn't recommend more the channel "Jim's Garage" on YouTube to help someone get started in this space. Fantastic content!
You got the infection route backwards, the cancer causing plaque bacteria migrate from mouth to butt !

But more seriously it's a gram negative bacteria so it has a polysaccharide armor that could resist a passage through the digestive system.
You're all good. It's been a few months since I've written one of these comments out entirely, so I'll give you the rundown:

- Android is Open Source. Google itself is a ghoulish company nowadays, few people are wrong in assuming that. For all of iOS' security taglines though, you can't build it yourself and create a further-hardened version. "Features" like Apple routing traffic around your VPN cannot be un-programmed. This doesn't necessarily make Android a better OS, but it absolutely enables better overall privacy and proves that a better ideal is realistic. I don't personally hold Google in high regards security-wise, but the AOSP has nothing to hide. You can go see for yourself.

- Apple's software can't be trusted. pbourke's correct in that consumers have to make a choice about trust when selecting hardware, but I see no evidence that Apple's approach is working. Their services turn over personally-identifying data to governments by the ten-thousands, and in countries like China your iCloud server lives in a CCP-owned facility. Apple does nothing to resist obvious government censorship ploys, and is indeed a decade-old member of America's PRISM program. Without any transparency holding Apple accountable, you really have to hold on the question - can you trust them?

- Neither Google nor Apple make good OSes, in part because neither one is motivated to compete with the other. Google treats Android as a technology dumping ground and a defacto unifying platform for their various hairbrained hardware endeavors. Apple treats iOS like Hotel California. Both companies have found a niche in ignoring each other, and Apple has used it as an excuse to pursue business strategies Google could never dream of. It's a threat to the market no matter how either of us feel about it.

The DOJ put it best, this morning: "Apple deploys privacy and security justifications as an elastic shield that can stretch or contract to serve Apple’s financial and business interests."
Thank you, you just simplified my life greatly, will use it for a demo tomorrow.
Agreed! macOS has really done a fantastic job balancing out the needs of security with usability.
Sounds complicated. No wonder people in the US don't want to do that when texting is 100% free (with their phone plan) and universal.
> Altman told U.S. senators in a hearing last May that he’s not in his current gig for the money. Filings show he made about $73,500 in total compensation in 2022.

> “I’m paid enough for health insurance, I have no equity in OpenAI,” Altman said, when asked by Sen. John Kennedy, R-La., if he makes a lot of money in his job. “I’m doing this because I love it.”
Wow, thank you so much for the in-depth landing page and product feedback! We absolutely agree that this technology can be used to enable people who haven't previously considered themselves to be musicians to write music. While we currently require that you use our tool with a DAW the next step is to enable full track creation all within our tool.

Also, I love your suggestion for humming and then using that audio as input to the AI. Our text-to-sound product (called The Forge in-app) does actually support you uploading your own audio and then you can add text and other prompting to modify it! I wouldn't say that particular functionality is fully developed yet, but your point is super valid since many musicians communicate rhythms and melodies to each other by imitating instruments with their voice.
That's the point! It's impossible to comply with it. If it were an open source license, it'd require every component to be released under an open source license.
Note that server source code contains a feature to capture all traffic that you send over it:
https://github.com/robbie-cahill/tunnelmole-service/blob/c58...

I would only use the self-hosted version.
The problem with card-only payments is that every card swipe discloses your location to dozens of third parties and creates a timestamped tracklog.

The park doesn’t require your identity to enter; everyone who can pay is allowed to enter without identifying themselves.

Payment cards are strong identity, thereby deanonymizing park visitors.
Me too. The article had a good suggestion for Apple users: turn in Advance Data Protection. The article didn’t mention it, but I feel good about keeping Lockdown Mode activated.
Untangling concerns about consolidation in AI
These are not migrants. It's not foreigners with a passport and a Visa that are allowed to enter the country. This is not people presenting themselves at the border requesting asylum in an orderly and peaceable way. It's ridiculous that the news and others keep calling them migrants yet in the same story describe it as a riot rushing the fences and rushing the borders overpowering those that are there to protect the border.

If Congress wants to allow more migrants into this country they have the power to change the laws and issue more visas and change under what conditions visas can be issued. They can even offer visa on arrivals like many countries do. If Congress does not want to allow a more immigrants they have the power to enact policies to discourage this kind of behavior and encourage Mexico to prevent it.

I feel bad for these people because they are political pawns of the Mexican government as much as the United States government. Eventually the pawns will get sacrificed and that will be a truly sad day because the Mexican government failed in their most basic job to protect their people and the United States Congress failed to take any meaningful action to prevent this from happening.

Anyone who thinks Mexico is not completely culpable in this seems to miss out on one basic thing. There's a reason these people can riot at the border and force their way across and not get shot because they understand this is the United States of America. If those same people who were so upset and disenfranchised with their country protested at their capital in the same way to get their government to reform and to get their country to reform to be a place they could make a good life in they would all be shot and not even make the news. That's how you know this is political gamesmanship.
"Impacts the market" is not the same as "controls the market," which is the threshold (usually) for antitrust litigation.

Microsoft, by comparison, OWNED desktop computing in the 90s. Apple was on the ropes badly, and Linux wasn't viable for most people. And they used that dominance to attempt to strangle the open web in its crib. People literally had no where else to go.

Apple has nothing like that control today. Android enjoys a healthy chunk of the market. A host of other messaging tools exist if you don't like iMessage. You can avoid using Apple's tech at every turn if you like (and I know many people who do, as a matter of personal policy).

This is not a situation that warrants governmental intervention. This is a situation where the government is overreaching, and if they succeed the precedent will be set that Washington gets to decide what features a vendor can control on their own platforms. That's not a good place to be.
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Of all the goliaths and titans of industry...Apple....really? Perhaps its a matter of applicable laws/cases...but why not Amazon, Google and Microsoft? They have their tentacles in every direction, I consider that sort of broad-spectrum corporation to be the worst kind. It is not even similar sectors in the case of Amazon (well there are plenty of Google subsidies without the "Google" brand on it) which I find more frightening but hey, I welcome our new corporate overlords!
This reeks of "Oh you know the ones"

https://twitter.com/ndrew_lawrence/status/105039166355267174...

Conservative: I have been censored for my conservative views

Me: Holy shit! You were censored for wanting lower taxes?

Con: LOL no...no not those views

Me: So....deregulation?

Con: Haha no not those views either

Me: Which views, exactly?

Con: Oh, you know the ones
I agree with your larger point, but I think the article was referring to how content moderation supported Reddit's goal of going public. From that perspective, it is irrelevant whether the good subreddits stay or leave, or which moderator does what. All that matters, in that context, is that Reddit's management did what was required to create a hot IPO. The future of reddit is entirely not relevant, again, in that context.
>The nice thing about iMessage in the US is that it covers about 90% of everyone I talk to.

You are literally the caricature the OP is railing against.

"How gullible are Americans that they think Apple invented messaging?"

two posts down

"I'm not gonna use Europoor trash, only iMessage or bust"
Also, you've got a new subscriber :)
How many Managers, Directors, and VPS work at Google today?
I came across this Harvard Review Article on Google's embrace of professional management a decade ago, which claims that in 2013 there were 5,000 managers, 1,000 directors, and 100 vice presidents (out of 37,000 employees). Does anybody have a rough sense of how many people sit in these role today in the company? I saw estimates for about 30,000 managers (pre-layoffs last year), but would love confirmation and estimates for directors and VPs. thx
Even better: no stupid analogies and just talk about topic at hand.

> Should Google be forced by the government to include support for formats in Android that are used by Apple such a HEIF and HEIC? What about Microsoft and Linux?

Yes, please.

> As an iPhone user I do not want government interference in a market place that has been kept mostly free of malware precisely because it keeps out the riff-raff.

Citation needed.
Reddit is very popular with people with unprofitable eyeballs, and very unpopular with people with profitable eyeballs.
The common advice[0] is to just write one sentence per line. I usually split at commas etc as well. Then use editor soft wrapping instead of fixing a maximum line length - but if your lines get longer than the screen width that might be a sign your sentences are too complex.

[0]: anyone have a good source for this? I’m not sure where I first encountered it
a) this is a great solution, and b) I caught that reference
I am a consumer that was harmed just this week because I wasn't added to a group chat of only iPhone users because I have an Android device.
> ... destroying Internet security seems like a dubious reason to build a new machine.

I can't agree with this; Destroying internet security is an excellent reason to build a new machine.
Yes, Apple and Google have what we call super app capability on their own phones. However unless or until mobile OS permissions structures can grant permissions at a sub app level, I think it's good that random Joe schmo, or worse, someone like meta, cannot make a combination banking-messaging - social credit - maps application that insists on total phone access all the time.
McCarthy's red scare, rising resistance to the oppressive Hollywood production code, Beat and motorcycle culture, Brown v Board of Education, the pre-1962 NY Times bestseller lists, etc all suggest deep division through the 1950's that would only crescendo during the Vietnam War and disperse for a while afterwards.

Because TV was ripe and widespread at that point, you can also personally survey talk show and comedy/variety show material of the 1950's and early 1960's to experience the state of the culture. While the fairness doctrine did constrain what could stated by whom and with what kind of counterpoint, capitalists and comedians found plenty of ways to reflect the actual cultural tensions, which (like today) were not small and (like today) were on track to get further heightened.
99 standards on the wall, 99 standards... take one down, pass it around, 101 standards on the wall.

https://xkcd.com/927/
This is a growing trend at airports and elsewhere, too. Thankfully many cities like NYC have passed laws making it illegal to not accept cash; a federal law to do the same would be welcome.

I’m very glad to see people keeping the federal government accountable when it comes to these privacy-destroying, exclusionary policy decisions.
Thank you! I've been trying for ages to find where this video was ripped from (as the link I found was very obviously not the original source)!