skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
SeleniumBase UC Mode (Undetected-Chromedriver Mode) allows bots to appear human
I am more of a fan of setting up your own matrix home server.
on HN only few people can downvote, I wonder why, in order to make sure down votes are justified? If so, that fails miserably :D
add a few zeroes
I'm sure there are some bad eggs. But jumping from that fact to a recommendation to use separate posts or changing platforms not only seems like an over-reaction... I don't see how it would solve the problem?
The best way to build a positive habit is to make it not painful and easy.

Heres my advice:

If 4-5 times a week is not sustainable then make it 100x less (whatever point you feel is not painful). If you used to run 50km a week, try 500m each session. Fight the urge to continue running.

The goal of this exercise is to build the "show up" muscle. Another hack on top of this is to not tell yourself you are going for a run, you just need to put on the running shoes. (brain: "i put on my shoes might as well go for a run now") Step further is you go to sleep in your running clothes.

Principle is to always reduce friction of good habits you want to build and add friction to bad habits you want to stop!

Godspeed
Thank you very much. East European movies are underrepresented in the "global community" despite their productivity. In the vein of your recommendations but from Spain I recommend "El milagro de P. Tinto" [1], mainly satire with its ups and downs but recommended.

[1] https://m.imdb.com/title/tt0151572/?language=es-es
You could start here: https://github.com/search?q=org%3Atc39%20macro&type=code
I don't know who David is.

But in case it helps: not all nudity is pornographic, and not all non-nudity is non-pornographic.
Not vegetarians in general. But there are certain largely vegetarian castes and communities, a majority of whose members have consistently shown bigoted and casteist behaviors towards the lower caste members, so much that those entire communities and castes are considered that way by the lower castes. Of course, exceptions are always there - it's likely that even a large majority of those castes aren't hostile to non-vegetarianism, but a small vocal minority is extremely hostile to compensate for that.

This reflects in other ways. For example, it's well known that in many cities, only certain castes are allowed to rent or buy apartments within certain housing societies and colonies, the excuse used being vegetarianism (and that non-veg cooking stinks, etc.). Many of my friends who are non-vegetarians have to stick to vegetarian food at home, and only eat non-vegetarian on the occasional outing.
Not a bad thing at all… but this is the same mental model provided by the so-called atom-based state management systems in React. I believe Jotai is the most popular.
They were corrupt during Congress but as soon as they join BJP and the cases against them are dropped
Well, here's why it's not that simple....I can make any number N have a kolmogorov complexity number equal to 1--if the Turing machine has N+1 symbols :-) I just express the number in base N. (which will bet "10" for any base :-)

It true that we typically limit ourselves to binary when we are proving theorems, etc in Kolmogorov complexity. You can prove that for any two turing machines U and V, KU(X) <= KV(X) + O(1).....but this relies on the fact that there is an O(1)-sized program which lets U emulate V, and V emulate U.

And that is only true if U and V share the same symbol set. If they don't, then the kolmogorov complexity of the two machines can be made arbitrarily different from each other, just by changing the symbol set.
Archive.org captured the original text:

https://web.archive.org/web/20240221195021/https://github.co...

>I apologize for the slow response. We are targeting to land support for IPv6 towards the beginning of next year. We will communicate updates on this issue. Thanks for the patience.

So cringey. Why not just post a new post that said "sorry the deadline slipped, no new date available at the moment"? I will strongly recommend _against_ this company solely based on this communication. If this sort of gaslighting is how they handle their public comms, imagine how their support must be run.
A sufficiently significant amount of people would start accepting measures to curb global warming so we could limit the increase in temperature to an acceptable level would bring me the most joy.

First of all, because I can feel that we as a community accept science as a guide for our actions when science really calls for it. Second, because I feel that between all the conflict in the world, we can come together when it counts.
And a backdoor in a build tree
Why AWS, Google and Oracle Are Backing the Valkey Redis Fork
Why encourage defamation from throwaway accounts?

Reddit, for example, has shown us a pitfall of this. People seem to want to believe the "side" of the story they first heard, and take it up like it was the truth, sometimes almost militantly.

One mitigation, in face of a prevalence of poor critical thinking, (when evidence can't stand alone), is to at least require an accuser to stake some reputation behind it. Not use a throwaway/anonymous.

Related idea is the right to confront your accuser.
Oh sorry, I thought it had become commonplace that the free market economy was more a construct of the "West" (Europe and USA) and that communism and Marxism were the driving forces behind the market in the "East" (Russia, Asia).

Sorry, that was in no way meant to be pejorative. I'm not an economist and for sure not a racist.
“This year countries that are home to 4bn people–half the world’s population–will hold national elections”

https://www.economist.com/films/2024/01/12/elections-around-...
I believe Svelte does figure it out at build time.

Which does make me question the mention of Svelte in the proposal, and makes me wonder what the Svelte developers think of it - because IIUC they indeed don't need this (at runtime), if I'm not mistaken.
Paddels can he just as efficent as screws but only with mechanical comylexity which makes them unreliable.
"Damnation Alley" (1977) had the "Landmaster" [1], a large ATV with a roller ship mode. But that was an amphibious vehicle with some river crossing capability, not a ship.

There are amphibious monster trucks. Here's a Russian one.[2] No props, just ridged tires. They're not great watercraft, but if you are crossing frozen ground and break through the ice over a lake, they can grind across the water and up onto hard ground.

[1] https://youtu.be/26n3RsXNyKE?t=392

[2] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3j7n00Xx38o&t=104s
original: https://www.wsj.com/tech/discord-to-start-showing-ads-for-ga... (published: 2024-03-30)
> Users cannot consent to Cloudflare seeing their traffic

Users consent to the website seeing their traffic and the website consents to Cloudflare doing the SSL termination. This isn't too much different from the website consenting to analytics scripts monitoring webpage activity (i.e. Hotjar). If they did something shady, then users & the website would both be rightfully mad at them. But Cloudflare hasn't, so far at least.

Meanwhile, Facebook is known to do literally everything shady that is possible to do with a user's data, as well as plenty of things that weren't even a thing before they invented entirely new methods of tracking and selling data, so it's rightfully insane to trust them with anything, especially website traffic that they have no rights to.
or just

sudo apt update
Maybe also throw EFF into the mix.
OK, how about this model: God (being a Proper god) could create inconsistent worlds, but will not (and the only consistent world is our own). Would this model be true for both Spinoza and for classical theists?

----

for my edit; the formalisations were attempts to convey (although I agree they're probably oversimplifications) the following general ideas:

God & Creation = ∅
(the Creator and the Creation are distinct;
nothing is part of both)

God & Creation = Creation
is equivalent to God ⊇ Creation
(the Creation is part of the Creator)

God = Creation
is equivalent to (God ⊇ Creation ∧ Creation ⊇ God)
(the Creation and the Creator equivale:
they may be freely substituted in a proof)
I made a specific design decision to avoid and minimize agentic behavior in aider. My biggest concerns are that agentic loops are slow and expensive. Even worse, they often "go off the rails" and spend a lot of time and money diligently doing the wrong thing, which you ultimately have to undo/redo.

Instead, I've found the "pair programming chat" UX to be the most effective for AI coding. With aider, you collaborate with the AI on coding, asking for a sequence of bite sized changes to your code base. At each step, you can offer direction or corrections if you're unhappy with how the AI interpreted your request. If you need to, you can also just jump in and make certain code changes yourself within your normal IDE/editor. Aider will notice your edits and make sure the AI is aware as your chat continues.

https://github.com/paul-gauthier/aider
On one hand we‘re not supposed to be prude and judge/shame women who make a career out of onlyfans and prostitution, on the other a picture of a woman‘s head with a hat on, consenting to the usage of said picture, is regressive and exclusionary. Maybe it’s your ideology that needs to figure itself out.
> Furthermore, the app has been extensively RE'd by third parties to validate it's doing what it says on the tin.

thats a freaking lie and you should feel bad for repeating it.

it was barely reviewd years ago. before all the shady features that even caused the original founder to leave the company (and a few billions worth of golden handcuffs) with an open letter about how fb destroyed privacy in WhatsApp.

EU and all sane state actors forbid its use (some recommends signal)

all recent political leaks was from fb (e.g. brazil, italy)
I enjoyed this and played for a few hours.

The biggest problem for me is the dictionary - it seems very biased towards US English, so for instance I lost one game when my base was defended with "soiree" which apparently isn't in the dictionary, another one when I was defending the middle of the board with "knives" and wanted the s elsewhere, so swapped it for a d to make "knived" and immediately lost the next round because only "knifed" is in your dictionary, even though both are correct in British English. There's a whole load of annoying 2 and 3 character words that the computer uses that I've never heard of, but a couple of the more normal ones weren't accepted. A few other people have suggested colouring the words based on whether they're in the dictionary, which may help some of the cases, but doesn't help when you're trying to build up to a word and then discover it's not in your dictionary.

I personally disliked the "weakest link" rule, because there were just so many rules, I'd forgotten this one, and fell afoul of it a couple of times, before I went back and checked the rules again. I can see that maybe I'd like it in the future as when the board is fullish, it forces you to weaken your position, but for the longest time in one game I had a long word across the centre of the board, completely trapping the computer in less than half the grid, but it escaped when I made a 2-letter word off that and he immediately destroyed my entire defence with a 4-letter word. So, it might make the game more fun, but intuitively the longest word should be used for defence.

In the end stages of the game, the computer often played really stupid choices. Instead of playing a dummy letter somewhere out of the way, it often stuck it on the end of a word next to my tiles, forced a battle and then lost because it wasn't a word. Maybe that's a strategy to clear out bad tiles, but a couple of times it completely destroyed its defences by doing that.

On some of the grids, I think it'd be possible to get to the computer's dock and not their town, which I guess should be a win condition as they would then have no valid move. I certainly got it so the computer lost all its tiles, but then didn't want to try that out for fear of messing everything up when I was only 1 square away from the town (and the dock was past it).

I'd kind of like an undo button. A couple of times, I misclicked somewhere, and once I'd accidentally clicked on one tile when deciding on a swap, and then decided to do a different swap and it completely trashed my board instead. That and the potential for instant loss of a a good board position and letter choices if you play a word that's not in the dictionary, would make this a useful feature.

The letter distribution might be better if it's weighted like the scrabble letters. One game I had multiple Q, Z, J and V, but not a single N the whole game.
Well, look at what Japan did in the 80s. Took existing products, improved them and registered their own patents. As if China would ever care about patents... Look at the clones that Ali and his brother TEMU are flooding us with ;)
That’s not enough to compete with an existing “good enough” solution.
Well,

> As of April 2022 it is best to use the Asahi installer.

https://wiki.netbsd.org/ports/evbarm/apple/
Has he done any foundational science either ?
I don't think you should connect your general purpose computer to the internet then. Or keep any valuable data on it. Otherwise other people are going to get to perform computations on it.
Oh good note thanks, my mistake. It should be MIT, I'll add the license today.
Sounds like libraries should only get to patch themselves.

(Some difficulty with this one though. For instance you probably have to ban running arbitrary code at load time, but you should do this anyway because it will stop people from writing C++.)
I switched to FastStone image viewer several years ago after getting curious when I saw it on ninite and haven’t looked back. It virtually instantly displays even large JPEGs from a cold start.
> Also, an HNer shouldn't phrase a headline as a question, since it's a local meme that the answer is "no".

Is that the case here?

> First, lead your post with the problem

This is a great suggestion, but writing, like good engineering is context sensitive - a "good pattern" can have an exception.

For this post, I wanted to empathize with candidates most of who are having a terrible time right now and some being outright exploited. Which is why it begins the way it does.

> Also, elaborate on why this following one is a problem [edit: clarified which quote I was talking about], and how much you're speculating

This post is in part, to check my hypothesis that atleast one company is using the weak market to expose their staff to the process of interviewing experienced candidates - something that would be hard to do in a "hot" market where experienced candidates are hard to come by to interview.
Looks bad. It adds what looks like more nonsense complexity. Also, "Signals" as a name is not descriptive to what is proposed (see e.g. Qt Signals).
Rhea, AI
Hi all,

I've been working on a project and thought I should start sharing.

Looking for a bit of feedback and suggestions from the brilliant minds of HN.
Detecting unauthorized physical access with beans, lentils and rice (2021)
People have varying opinions on this, and there are browser extensions which will block the car out
already exists. "man sshconfig" or something.

guides dumbing down things are the root of evil.
Signals are not a subset of events. Signals combine event subscription with value construction, which promotes a remote declarative model for updates.

> The only "benefit" signals as proposed here give you is less control over the exact dispatch pattern of the graph, for instance things like debouncing, throttling, batching,

Events don't give you any more control over those properties than signals, they just require more boilerplate.
"Who's hiring" usually implies becoming an employee, and employees are paid salary, even if combined with a promise of more. IIRC, there are separate posts for founders.
Yes but that requires you to know that someone will use it beforehand.
Around a year ago I had one of those 6 months long tasks that you have no idea where to start. I hitted my had on the wall a few times, and had to erase first month work completely. In the end what worked was:
- Spend a day or two creating a fuzzy view of the whole problem. Pay attention to the rabbit holes, do not fall in them, be superficial.
- Spend a day or two creating a detailed view of the next 2 weeks. Go as deep as you can, but pay attention to not prepare more than 2 weeks of work, because things WILL change. And you will lose a lot of work. Minimize that.
- Execute.
- Repeat.

After a couple iterations your estimation will be much better and you will see the light in the end of the tunnnel.
Maybe for security, but the proprietary alternatives to SMS are worse. Some have ads, some have interoperability problems, some have spam, and some get shut down when the vendor loses interest. If all you need to say is "I'll be 5 mins late", it's hard to beat SMS.
To give an idea how accurately these things can be used, the quantum computer group at the local university use piezo actuators to move their ions around with sub-100nm resolution (to create fast interconnects between quantum chips, for reasons of modularity). Got lucky enough to have a demo/playtime (which involved pushing rubidium ions around a few nanometres at a time) before they went commercial [0] with it. As Feynman said, "plenty of room at the bottom".

[0] https://thequantuminsider.com/2022/11/02/universal-quantum-s...
Yep it can do CoT for ongoing conversations or to get to the bottom of something through back-and-forth. And you nailed it regarding llamaindex, they provide framework options: https://docs.llamaindex.ai/en/latest/examples/chat_engine/ch... (perfect for HN with the Paul Graham example!)

They even dabble in custom personalities with prompt mixins (example: You can chat with a PDF that will respond like Shakespeare), and if this part was more robust I would delegate to it instead of what I created with ragdoll's prompt prefixes. Turns out the hard part is not converting third-person to first-person. For ragdoll, the heavy lifting is more in the configuration and management of different personas, its multi-modality (of models), the Node & React libraries so that developers can use them in realistic applications... where the value llamaindex brings is its incredible indexing capabilities combined with a conversational query engine (why I chose llamaindex over langchain for this). Ragdoll picks up where llamaindex leaves off regarding personas.

I love that SillyTavern says on their GitHub README: "On its own Tavern is useless, as it's just a user interface. You have to have access to an AI system backend that can act as the roleplay character." I want to avoid being a thin wrapper, and instead have that roleplay character aspect be central to what ragdoll does, so that it can be the de facto creative studio for any character-focused creative deliverable: A story, a film, music, games - so that a user can literally create films and music (and more) in this app like some kind of super Photoshop. I think to accomplish that, it cannot simply be a thin wrapper around an open model. It has to bring as much to the table as an ultra fine-tuned model would yet in seconds instead of years, and with the app- and community-level functionality needed (including being a free-to-use creator tool) to get people to actually build things with it.
Well, in itself that doesn't mean much - irregularities and power struggles within indian political paries is routine. Plus given the track record of the law enforcement agencies to arrest/Crack down with an agenda, usually along the lines that suits the political party.
Even worse, legislation now provides the police and so on broad power in arresting subjects without allowing a fair trial( or just a trial!)
For example under the anti terrorism act. Such legislation is frequently used to arrest on grounds that probably have little to do with their supposed criminal act.

This methodology of enforcement goes back decades way before India got independent, inherited from British Indian authorities. It's even more blatant under the current ruling party.
The linked article shows how to use aider with Claude via OpenRouter.
The adage does not apply to questions that are more open-ended than strict yes–no questions.
The rise of glucose sensors among non-diabetics: Self-care or a status symbol?
> You need a licence to watch streaming services like Netflix or Prime.

Please don't listen to this person, you do not need a T.V. license if you don't have a T.V. and don't use iPlayer.

Don't let them scare you with their idiot door-to-door license salesmen either. These people have absolutely zero special powers. The correct answer to "are you refusing my right to inspect your home for a T.V." is "fuck off".
On the one hand we're not supposed to shame people for their career choices, but on the other hand we're not supposed to create an atmosphere which makes scientific fields feel like "boy's clubs" by e.g using pictures from porn shoots in journals

Oh my how can we ever tackle this level of nuance
Llamafile 0.7 Brings AVX-512 Support: 10x Faster Prompt Eval Times for AMD Zen 4
Signal doesn't have any of those issues
> deleted by someone in a fit of rage

It sounds like you are blaming the authors of the actually useful information here.

There used to be an ecosystem: real people share their knowledge and experience, driving users to Reddit, and in exchange, Reddit provides free storage and a convenient collaboration environment.

I admit, it's not easy to monetize real people's contributions. But, regardless, the fact is, that Reddit destroyed this ecosystem. I can no longer use Reddit conveniently. And as a mildly active OP on Reddit I don't see, why Reddit should keep benefiting from my contributions while I can no longer benefit from Reddit. I think it's fair.
This is a MANGA+ problem. I even have my password (and user and IP), but I cant login because google wants me to confirm a phone number I no longer have.

LifeHack: Dont setup a MANGA account with a phone number. Leave phone# for banking and other important logins.
Yes, it isn't technically an issue when it is purely a second factor. But it almost always ends up being trusted enough that the support team will reset your account with just that info.
It’s a bit like asking if intentionally fouling to force free-throws and a possible turnover late in a basketball game is against the spirit of the rules. Maybe yes as they were originally conceived when it was a recreational activity years ago, but at the modern competitive elite level it’s very much part of the game.
with the only exception being if the team is growing rapidly
I think the article is about not using SMS for 2FA, not about abandoning SMS altogether.
> There 'could have been' a major disaster on any flight last year

One would think there is a slightly more risk of a major disaster for flights where the door plugs haven't been properly attached, compared to others. But I guess you've looked into the numbers in order to make the strong claims you make in your comment.

> can be right now so please stop panicking.

Just because people write about this whole thing doesn't mean people are panicking, so please stop trying to stop people from doing something they probably aren't even doing in the first place.
Intel could learn more from TSMC, get sexier employees
Dan Lynch Has Died (SRI, Arpanet, Internet)
IMO you should just transfer internally to a Deep Learning related team. That’s the path I’m taking, and while I wait for my new start date, I’m reading the important research papers etc. It shouldn’t take you as long as you think.
Is being born tall against the spirit of basketball?