skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
But it appears that Elon and supporters don't care. They have their bubble and they are happy. It's a matter of who and how many are willing to pay for the bubble.
I thought the Starbucks logo was a depiction of a Mermaid.

But I think 'Siren' is a much more interesting tie-in. Since they sell caffeine-sugar addictive drinks. The irresistible 'Siren' aligns more with the product.

"The Mixoparthenos (Greek: Μιξοπάρθενος) was a Greek mythological figure, a variety of Siren somewhat akin to a Mermaid, traditionally hailing from the Black Sea region"
Semi-related question - do any of the big services other than Apple Music let you upload your personal collection? Google Music did but I'm pretty sure they lost that functionality in the transition to YouTube Music.

I've got a lot of obscure stuff that isn't on streaming services I want access to. I love that Apple Music lets me add it, but for some reason massive chunks of my library keep getting corrupted in the cloud even though my local files stay fine.
We've been to the moon. That's doable. Mars is the next notch up. Moon == 13.1. Mars == 26.2.
Show HN: Dreamember – An archive for your dreams
This is your misperception.

In the instances where a person says "English" in this kind of context, it catches your attention and you infer that the person is an English-speaker, and possibly American.

But when a person uses the generic word "language", you don't notice it.

This leads you to believe that English speakers "tend to use the word English," when that's not the case necessarily.

I don't know what this perceptual fallacy is called, but there's probably a word. In English :-)
I would print more photos if I could find a printer that didn't actively hate me. Even the ink tank one I got turned out to have non-replaceable waste ink sponge with an internal counter that will brick the unit long before it wears out.
I’ve been using DMS for years and think it’s excellent. It’s not a hassle at all: once a month, I get an email and all I need to do is click on the link in it. That’s it.

Also, I use it to email only one designated person who receives an email with a password hint to an encrypted folder containing all my important stuff in life such as passwords etc.
I think I did it first… or I just missed it.

Well, as long as you're not brothered with it, great! I know I'm not adding much value, I just wanted to “bookmark it” for myself.
Might be better if the pictures looked 'full', then 'deflated'.

The way they are presented, as individual deflated bubbles, they look more like condoms. Instead of a sheet of bubbles.
Japan can be rigid, expensive with no work life balance.

Not your question, but I wouldn’t move.
I'm genuinely surprised to learn Google hasn't killed Google Music (yet).
not upload... but spotify allows you to hookup a folder of local music last i checked.
I think many of us did read before commenting, and simply find that Huxley or Pohl or ... had much more interesting things to say about the problem than TFA. Sure, "the pie is big enough, it just needs to be sliced better" is true, and would be a simple technical sol'n, but as a social sol'n? Someone famously attempted to say much the same thing a few thousand years ago, but got nailed to sticks for his trouble.
Limited scope. As if income is the only thing that matters when you grow up
It feels that way, because that is the exact intent.
surely here 'youtube music' would fit your needs. I switched from Spotify to YT music a few months ago, exactly because it had my youtube music listening history already there and there are lots of songs that aren't on spotify.
Then you don't have to create a new language. Golang was explicitly designed for not very experienced people to learn it and become productive quickly, even in big groups/teams with high attrition; that is: Google. And I think they reached their goal.

If Golang starts to add more and more features, it will lose this advantage and become just "yet another language". But worse: because of how was Golang designed, it will then end up worse than, say, Java. In other words, it will lose its advantages without really gaining much.

The problem is that this is probably inevitable, because the people that start as inexperienced developers with Golang will grow and become unsatisfied with the language features. Some more, some less, but that will be the general trend. And I think they are already vocal enough to push the things you listed.

Instead, I think it would be better for everyone if those people would instead switch programming languages and leave Go as is. Otherwise the cycle will repeat with the next Golang...
Currently Slashdotted:

* https://web.archive.org/web/20240324101238/https://tinyssh.o...
I love good radio, I leave selecting great music up to the professionals and I’m introduced to way better stuff.
One that I use is Mixcloud. Mixcloud has a recommendation algorithm, just like any other streaming site, but the value is that on Mixcloud, the unit is not single tracks, but rather mixes, mostly around an hour long. So, during that hour, it's not an algo that mixes the music, but a person, and there are many on Mixcloud who do a good job not just with the selection, but also with the specific order and the transition from one track to another. Some do such a good job that from my favorite mix, I don't even like the particular songs that much, as they are a bit boring and drag out simple ideas for too long. But in the mix they are presented in, every idea of them shines for just the right amount of time, and the way the blend into one another, each of them elevates the next one's experience.

Finding DJs and radio people with similar tastes was definitely work, but the payoff was also huge for me. I have many dear favorites that I accumulated over the years, and that I go back to from time to time.
i disagree. Some of the new features are welcome imo. for ex: daylist and now searches can find songs by lyrics
By reading all the comments here, everyone seem to agree on that AMD is betting on the wrong thing. Yet, they continue the same path.

- Abandoning ZLUDA was maybe not the best choice

- Not accepting the fact that software is equally as important as hardware is wrong

- Pushing more vram into their cards would attract more people

- Fix hardware issues (especially with the restarts on every fail) should be high priority
Rural tourism is definitely a thing. The problem is that the countryside used to feed and employ half of the population until very recently. The large city will unlikely consume that much rural hospitality services. So only a token amount of rural population will remain, especially if these lands have subpar productivity, as is the case around Moscow and Madrid and Beijing and likely Berlin as well. Or in the original 13 colonies?
This brings some memories. I still remember LAN party we had where we played first Red Faction game... in an internet cafe! Cray times.
The article compared vynil vs CD, from the author’s own extraction which is bound to be worse than the originals used by Apple/Spotify regardless of compression.

It also depends on the song, this one is quite dirty already from distortion and digital samples.
likely lots of moving parts with a less-than-ideal place to be conducting regular repairs
Also (tangentially IT relevant), a stunning off-by-one error; as it seems people really can't agree what day of the week is the 7th.
There's technically no reason OpenSSHd can't also be used in this context. Maybe 2 decades ago there was a legitimate performance/disk space reason which is why Dropbear was preferred for this use case (and the convention remains to do this day), but nowadays the couple megabytes of difference in your initrd between using Dropbear and OpenSSH won't matter.
You want to fire someone who helped getting AMD on top of Intel?

Pretty bad idea, especially in midst of the AI hype.
Is that different from search results that are 'sponsored'? Or youtube thumbnails that pretend to be legitimate videos, presented in the same grid? Or ads embedded inside videos as long-winded barely-concealed endorsements of unrelated content?
Recursive functions of S-expressions and their computation by machine (1960)
Version 12 is a quantum leap above version 11. It's not even comparable. V11 was just bad imo
I've got friends on both sides of this (who, for obvious reasons, don't talk to each other about it).

On the one hand, a Ukrainian citizen who was displaced by the war and wants nothing more than for it to never have happened.

On the other, a friend whose in-laws live in the now-Russian occupied parts, who have Russian identifying heritage, who envied the higher Russian pensions, and who didn't care overmuch about whether Moscow or Kiev took their money (both are corrupt). They prefer the notion of being part of Russia, in part because the social benefits are better, but also over resentment of contributed Western interference in the government of Ukraine. They, too, wish the war was over, and that the change hadn't been brought about by bloodshed, but they don't want to go back to the way things were either.

I have a hard time discounting the latter, if only because this guy is among the more level headed people I know and not prone to exaggeration or a war hawk of any sort.

What really bothers me is that the West keeps pussyfooting about; sending money and weapons into a war they can't be bothered to right themselves as if anyone in the world is pretending that means they aren't involved. It has needlessly drawn out the conflict and cost many more lives. They ought to have either stayed out, or entered with the purpose of making a definitive end of it at the original border.
Todepond's "Screens in Screens" explores infinite zoomability!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q4OIcwt8vcE

"Another thing I know about screens is, you can go into them as far as you want forever. And you can come out of them too, but you might not end up in the same place that you started. You might get lost. Or you might not."
So just like... It can play files in your phone? Not really what I'm going for.

I'm looking for access to my near terabyte collection without filling my phone's 128gb memory.
> approximately one hundred thousand words

According to the index page, the current release is closer to half of that at 62989 words.

Which is (allegedly, don’t trust the number too much) as long as 2001: A Space Odyssey.

https://www.readinglength.com/book/isbn-0451452739

Not a long book, but in the context of code I wouldn’t consider that easily auditable.
Interesting that Three Mile Island is not any higher than background levels. I would have expected even a minor bump. I suppose 45 years is a long time.
Thanks, I do use Youtube Music sometimes/often, but unfortunately some mixes still only appear on Youtube (even when others by the same channel are available on YTMusic). However it feels like Spotify is still much more of a music service than YTMusic which is why I don't want to fully dump Spotify. Stuff like the autogenerated playlists like "On Repeat" or the yearly recap and the other analytical tools, amongst others.

(I will say that I wished Google Play Music was still around. Being able to buy tracks outright using Play credit was really nice.)
This made me curious. Tried to look up some bullies from my childhood on linkedin and facebook. Bullies do prosper, and it is sad.
Usually (not by design, but by circumstance), if someone gains RCE on your systems, they can also find a way to bring the tools they need to do whatever they originally set out to do. It's the old "I don't want to have a compiler installed on my system, that's dangerous, unnecessary software!"-trope driven to a new extreme. Unless the executables installed are a means to somehow escalate privileges (via setuid, file-based capabilities, a too-open sudo policy, ...), having them installed might be a convenience for a successful attacker - but very rarely the singular inflection point at which their attempted attack became a successful one.

The times I've been locked in an ill-equipped container image that was stripped bare by some "security" crapware and/or guidelines and that made debugging a problem MUCH harder than it should have been vastly outnumber the times where I've had to deal with a security incident because someone had coreutils (or w/e) "unnecessarily" installed. (The latter tally is at zero, for the record.)
Depends who are “we”:

https://www.pravda.com.ua/eng/news/2023/02/6/7388039/index.a...
For those looking for a clearer standard it's the International Terrestrial Reference System and Frame [0]. The better datums in use today are tied to a particular year (epoch) reference frame of this.

For instance Australia's GDA2020 [1] is based on ITRF2014 at epoch 2020.0. It replaced GDA94 which was based on ITRF1992 at epoch 1994.0. The difference is around 1.8 metres

[0] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_Terrestrial_Re...

[1] https://www.ga.gov.au/scientific-topics/positioning-navigati...
YouTube music worked for me, after a while, and that while was months. Another one is Mixcloud, where if I find a DJ, or radio personality whom I find interesting music-wise, I can listen to their long mixes to see what they come up with. Mixcloud is a bit more human, I feel. It also has a free tier, I used it like that for years. No account needed to try either, just go there and explore.
Xgo: New Golang Mock Library
Hello hackers, xgo is yet another mock library for golang.
It rewrites IR on the fly when compiling golang source files, adding trap for interested functions.
Welcome for feedbacks.
No, that's not true. And I don't think you really believe that yourself either. It's just an easy cop out to not have to think about a very serious issue that is crushing your fellow man right now.

It is the home sellers who put "opulent luxury" prices on worn down homes in need of repair. It is the sellers who renovate homes for 100 000 to increase the asking price with 500 000.

Imagine if this was the market for cars or any other goods.
I once found an exact solution to this problem (exact in some limit) in a condensed matter physics textbook. I never managed to go back and find the textbook name (it was a library book). I was wondering if someone would recognize the textbook and tell me the name.
Lots of what the article talks about pertains to the difference between a 'full DE' and 'just a WM'. Gnome and KDE fall in the first category. They have a notification system, lockscreens, app launcher, etc by default. Hyprland doesn't. It puts windows on your screen and allows you to control their layout, everything beyond that, you can add yourself.

This article mentions dunst for notifications, Rofi for app launchers, Waybar for a status bar, swaylock for screen locking, ... I've been having a great time using just AGS [0]. AGS, at its core, is a framework to write all of those tools. It is based on the same technology that Gnome Shell uses, i.e. GJS. You can build up all of the widgets you want and need using Gtk and replace all of the tools I mentioned before. But be warned: AGS only provides you with the libraries you need, you'll still need to build the UI yourself. Unless you copy someone else's configuration of course ;)

[0] https://github.com/aylur/ags
Mostly an issue if you are doing number crunching.
Worth noting as well that in more recent .net versions Polly has been brought into Microsoft under (if I remember right) microsoft.extensions.http.resilience
Cat videos everywhere. It's like Lenin said, you look for the person who will benefit...
what a misleading notation on the map. Also not clear when blue is radiation or bad air quality. Also, yellow is higher than red..
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You probably make wise choice. Currently in EU mortality of 15-44y is rising after 2021.

https://euromomo.eu
Enable frame pointers for the Rust standard library
Pay transparency tool for tech workers (post Glassdoor fiasco)
> Mixcloud

Thanks for the suggestion, this sounds interesting. So if I understand right most/all these mixes are human-curated, right? Some of my tastes like Melodic House/Ambient are slightly more popular so I might be able to find a decent mix there.
Painting all the peoples in Europe as colonizers is such a lazy thing to do.
I have not noticed this. I just assume that they are specifically talking about a language, in this case: English.
Hello HN! This is the maker of Dreamember.

Dreaming is a big part of everyone's life, including mine. But I keep on forgetting them after a few moments of waking up, so I've made Dreamember to help me record my own dreams, and help others to do so too.

I can see my dreams more closely when I write them down, maybe others feel the same too.
Lens Flair – Reviews of camera lenses
This is very interesting! Do you think you could share what you have developed so far using that?
#23 – The Danger of Unreliable Platforms
The rich are dining out while the poor are falling back
I see nothing there?
You still cannot stop, remove or update a Dev container from CLI and there at numerous issues with the rest of the implemented features.

[0]: https://github.com/devcontainers/cli?tab=readme-ov-file#cont...
In this day and age, it’s probably best to understand that blindly suggesting something should be in Rust is indistinguishable from zealotry. Or from mockery of the people who do it.
All anyone is asking them to do is allow different types of app on the app store. How is that making the device harder to use?
This is what I was referring to in regards to a signup: https://mastodon.social/auth/sign_up

By the way I would hardly characterise myself as being 'on a tilt' in my post, I simply stated that mastodon was x.com but for the other side. Perhaps you are on a tilt and anyone level-headed appears as tilted?
My point was that while it’s not cheating, you can easily infer “what they meant”, and as such don’t need to defend it’s lack of cheating.
I read that to mean generally supporting self-determination and helping give a voice to the "underdog", when oppressed. If a movement is not oppressed, it's generally harder to justify why their desires can not be expressed in a voting booth. Just by stating unsupported "alternative facts", bad actors know there will be a non-zero amount of people, regardless of political ideology, that will pick up and side with their narrative for a variety of reasons. Like most of the nonsense spewed on social media, it's quite literally free for them to throw out a few nonsense sentences in a variety of ways. Anything that "sticks" only helps, so... why not? That is how we arrived where we are today. There is no feedback mechanism or downside to stating falsehoods online. We incorrectly try to apply reputation feedback mechanisms to actors that absolutely do not care about reputation in the eyes of average citizens. They do care about legacy and history books, which conveniently they control in their top-down managed society.

https://www.usip.org/sites/default/files/pwks16.pdf

https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/09/ukraine-russi...
Using Gmail scheduled email would only work for suicide?
It’s definitely an idea which I’ve seen people wish Haskell had. But requires some machinery that’s not quite in that language.

I guess it’s easy to express in a dependently typed language to an extent.
What is this full scope?
You don't need further justification if you just agree that using Rust makes everything automatically better... somehow... and you need to agree with it without evidence.
yes, it is mentioned in the readme that Devin was one of the inspirations for this project.
How to Make Good Decisions as a Team
Not yet, but it's definitely in the short term plans.
The tool itself could use a Dead Tool's Switch.
Hey all. I have been on HN for a very long time, and am generally in awe of the creativity and ideas. I created this site in part because HN inspires me; yes there can be criticism, but there are also amazing ideas and projects being shared.

I'm no coder, but I have read a lot of "don't think about it, do it" posts here. I love photography; I'm very average, but I like trying something new and late last year I realise I have a lot of lenses and I thought I should force myself to use each of them in 2024 and 'review' them. It's an excuse, as much as anything, to lean into the constraint that each lens uses. I can't remember what I was reading here when I had the idea, but I do remember it was one of those "Amazing demo in [tiny amount]KB" and it made me think how much joy there is in constraint and trying something different, just for the fun of it.

I also am posting here as I've read a lot of "just get on with it"; arguments against faffing with formatting and tweaking, and it was with this in mind that I've used a fairly standard template in Wordpress (where I don't really know what I'm doing) and just got on and taken pictures and written, and not mucked around too much. I'm ten (of about 36) lenses in now, and enjoying it. Comments, criticism and anything else greatly received.
I was exactly like that until kde decided it knew what was best for me and killed all the kwin scripts I relied upon with plasma 6 :(

But yeah! We can't know everything, it is very important to consciously decide what to be ignorant about. What is relevant to me might not be relevant to you and that is the beauty of it. If everyone got interested in the exact same thing, just imagine the chaos.
Put in the streaming support and it is a smartphone in practice even if it isn’t technically. (Are any of my tablets phones because they can run Skype, or are they not phones because they don’t have SIM cards and that publishers choose to not release games like Azur Lane on them?)

If a device has the brains to work with Spotify it can just as easily work with Facebook but it will not benefit from the mass market, carrier subsidization, and general perception that a phone is “essential”. I can just picture this world where you are carrying 5 smartphones on your person that are all specialized to do this one thing or that one thing.
> Details:The National Resistance Center has reported that the Russians are using the pretext of removing "Nazi literature" to explain their actions, while the list of such literature includes all books in Ukrainian. In doing so, the occupiers are repeating the practice typical of Nazi Germany.

Ah, that's the justification. I've never understood the official Russian "denazification" position; it should be clear to them no one now or ever is going to take it seriously, why continue with this absurd pretense?

That said, in this case it's more barbed than the article suggests. As part of denazification, the Allies did destroy books. To suggest book destruction is what typifies Nazis is absurd unless we also call the Allies Nazis.

> As a consequence a list was drawn up of over 30,000 book titles, ranging from school textbooks to poetry, which were then banned. All copies of books on the list were confiscated and destroyed; the possession of a book on the list was made a punishable offense. All the millions of copies of these books were to be confiscated and destroyed.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denazification#Censorship

That said, Aztec culture was full of horrors we can now no longer even imagine, paling even before the Nazis. To the extent the destruction of codices was deliberate, much of what went on would have seemed to be a relatively necessary de-Aztecification.
Good introduction and review. V has great potential and is user friendly. Fun to play with.
Ask HN: Curious if I should keep working on an open-source perplexity?
Hey guys, I just wanted to ask for some help

I started building the open-source version of perplexity and have made huge progress but I am just curious if anyone even wants it?

Aravind had some background to raise money and create hype. I can't do it even if my tech is open-source or maybe even better.

What should I do? Do i still do it or just leave it.
Ah had somehow never picked up that death valley is below sea level. Good contender then!