skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The approach is unusual: researchers injected healthy liver cells from a donor into a lymph node in the upper abdomen of the person with liver failure. The idea is that in several months, the cells will multiply and take over the lymph node to form a structure that can perform the blood-filtering duties of the person’s failing liver.

The first treatment was performed on March 25th, so we have several months to see how this will go. Initial recovery looks good. Of course this is huge because we don't have enough livers for everyone that needs one. If we can grow a new one with a little help than that will greatly increase the number of people with failing livers we can help.
There is no difference in speed of time. Time always passes one second per second.
You can kinda do this with Notion AI. It's not quite the same as slack ofcourse because you need to manually build up the knowledge base first but if it is well maintained you can use it to answer questions easily.

Probably there is some tools out there to create notion pages from slack history? Would be a useful tool at least.
Smartphones Are a Toxic Dumpster Fire
Everyone in Japan may be called Sato by 2531
You can get an uncompressed Linux image (built with only virtio support, including SMP and networking) under 12MB; it's not 2, but also not 30MB.
This is without LTO, so you could probably get it lower.
Downloading the result of your multi-year computation would take a long time too, so that needs to be factored in.
Yes, it is better.
Things seem to have gone pretty well, considering that it was audited and weeded out before entering into secure releases.
Nice, I have my home laptop already running on 24.04 due to an oversight during an upgrade process. I guess it will re-download and re-install every single package now. :(
Gold, weapons, heavy ammunition and Starlink antennas have become "the new normal" in seizures by Brazilian security forces in illegal mining areas, according to an Ibama spokesperson, told BBC News Brasil.
It's not so simple... The way GPU architecture works is that it needs as-fast-as-possible access to its VRAM. The concept of "overflow memory" for a GPU is your PC's RAM. Adding a secondary memory controller and equivalent DRAM to the card itself would only provide a trivial improvement over, "just using the PC RAM".

Point of fact: GPUs don't even use all the PCI Express lanes they have available to them! Most GPUs (even top of the line ones like Nvidia's 4090) only use about 8 lanes of bandwidth. This is why some newer GPUs are being offered with M.2 slots so you can add an SSD (https://press.asus.com/news/asus-dual-geforce-rtx-4060-ti-ss... ).
Which like yeah, but the US doesn't exactly come out smelling like a rose here. The whole EU-US transatlantic data transfer spat surrounding Facebook was because of PRISM which EU courts ruled gave the US the same level of access.

The US even went so far to demand that US intelligence has domain over data no matter where it's stored, and supremacy when it conflicts with local laws https://www.theguardian.com/technology/2014/apr/29/us-court-....

If you're in the US you could make an argument that it's fine because it's your own government -- which I don't really buy because China can't arrest you over here -- but to everyone else US tech and business should be just as toxic as China if that's the real motivation.
The compensation for the relativistic effects just makes sure that the second on the Moon is the same as the second on Earth. According to the article another commenter linked (https://www.ipses.com/eng/in-depth-analysis/standard-of-time...) this is already routinely done on GPS satellites:

> the only corrections made on atomic clocks located on satellites are very small adjustments to ensure that they remain perfectly synchronized with atomic clocks installed on the Earth (usually to correct drifts due to relativistic effects).

this takes care of the effect mentioned in the article. However the more relevant (and debatable) question is if "Moon time" should also observe the leap seconds (which are introduced to account for variations in Earth's rotation, so have nothing to do with the Moon).
The creator of Opera sold the company and created Vivaldi. That's it. To me that means Vivaldi is now the "true Opera". I could replace "Chinese consortium" with "Danish consortium" or "French consortium" and it would mean exactly the same thing (not to mention these are not my words, but copy+pasted from Wikipedia). You seem to be jumping to conclusions about my intentions.

I use Vivaldi every day, and like it very much.
i wonder that too (although we all know how intellectually comfortable it is to resort to tribalist thinking). human greed, inefficiency, and error is certainly not geographically restrained.
I don't think they were being racist for what it's worth.

Putting it another way, if Elon Musk was born in South Africa and happened to be black, I doubt he'd so easily be given a pass as an American. Every article would start "South-african born entrepreneur Elon Musk..."
The key reason is the Coordinated part. By letting the Moon handle it's own timekeeping, it reduces the hassle of getting regular updates from Earth clocks. Earth-based atomic clocks will continue to measure its own precise second lengths and take measurements of quasars to get accurate wall-clock time. Moon-based atomic clocks can have their own separate network of atomic clocks and measure the same quasars to get the same wall-clock time.
Elon Musk's reputation is falling – and it's taking Tesla with it
Oh yes. It is not a fantasy. The rules of engagement with prisoners of war, unarmed civilians, dead people, aid workers, journalists, medics are codified and is expected in wars. But this particular state, is given a free hand to do anything it wishes. It is not bound by a constitution, rather the whims of a conveniently placed group of people.

And please, this is no collateral, it is happened to a group of people who informed and coordinated with the occupying force.
Are these the bacteria that literally all other life on earth depend on to split N2 so they will be able make protein and reproduce?
OpenAI just released a Sora generated music video – and it's like a fever dream
I think LLMs could replace plugins like DownThemAll and so on with more flexible
interface.
Stop trying to support such a variety of images too? Maybe?
I guess it's fun to build things, but this mashup is pretty messy.

If you like Svelte (I do) you're probably going to find sveltekit to be a lot simpler and more useful.
The drift is speeding up long-term though.
There's a typo on your pricing page. "Enough to get you though thousands of tabs." It should be through not though.
The radio is just a small part of 5G. The whole system is designed for these use cases.

So yes, this requires upgrades to fully compliant packet cores, which is expensive and not really happening because there is actually no business case at the moment.
Truemetrics (YC S23) Hiring a Back End Engineer
GCC 14 Boasts Nice ASCII Art for Visualizing Buffer Overflows
A stealth attack came close to compromising the world’s computers
No comments/discussion here??? Perhaps, the article title is missing words like "to read better"
Chess.com is more sophisticated than this in the treatment of blunders. They are divided into “misses” and “blunders”.

In my experience, it appears that the difference between the two is that a “miss” is something the computer evaluates as unreasonable or difficult for a human to find. If you had found it, it would have been deemed a “brilliant” move, which is another analysis move type that chess.com has doesn’t have. Either that or a miss is failing to capitalize on an opponent’s blunder.

It makes sense to chess players, since we consider missing an opportunity to capitalize on an opponent’s mistake to be distinct from unilaterally making one’s own position worse, even though to lichess those are going to both look like drops in the evaluation score.
"In May 2022, after shaking hands with then-president Jair Bolsonaro at a luxury resort in the interior of São Paulo, the businessman (Elon Musk) said he was "super excited for the launch of Starlink for 19 thousand disconnected schools in rural areas and environmental monitoring of the Amazon. .. The promise never came to fruition, according to the Ministry of Education and state secretariats."
One person's nitwit is a other person's successful cybercriminal.
IFUNC is supported on several architectures, including ARM64.

The malicious code that the xz backdoor inserts into the library is a compiled x86_64 object file so it only is targeting one platform.
Is there a regular data dump available for HN?
Actually, given English's crazy spelling, it's pretty useful in English.

There was a restaurant in my town -- the sign is still up but it's closed -- called "Cooper's Coop". For a while after they put their sign up I thought it was a cooperative/coöperative. If there'd been a diaresis I would have known it was the chicken coop sort of coop they had in mind.
Well this is good news.

But how much of a whole liver does a recipient need, now, to get good enough liver function? I thought they were famous for growing back.
I've been aboard quite a lot (typically outside my country twice a year, and lived in Japan a short while), and have worked almost exclusively with Europeans the last 10 years. It's pretty much why I wrote the caveats I did in my original post. I appreciate your view, and as I mentioned I also lived in cities for quite a while, so I understand the "lifestyle". It's just not for me, and that's totally OK. Be happy I'm happy :)
Earth will win because it has more rocks.

Although I guess an equilibrium will necessarily be reached after a sufficient amount of rock-throwing.
In my experience it really depends on the nature of the websites due to the datasets they were trained on. A popular training dataset for summarization models is e.g. news articles, so while they can work well on other news sites, they might not work well on a SDK's docs page and so on.
I have no idea. Historically granges performed similar coordination for local farmers to determine who is planting what and even lumping together harvests to get better pricing from processors. I would think there should be some case law on how price fixing relates to that. Or maybe belonging to a grange or association sheilds them somehow.
Because they always do. Because if you're looking, you'll see all the weaknesses in the current generation of LLM tech. But even if everything were great about LLM tech and the promise was as unlimited as Sam Altman promises, the mere existence of a skyrocketing field attracts scammer founders and investors who drive valuations higher until they are unsustainable.
Show HN: I built a service to get hairstyle recommendations that suit you
I'd love to hear your thoughts
Serious question, why would someone use a Debian-family Beta?

Isnt the entire point to be able to use old hardware for servers?

If you wanted something that works with new hardware, wouldn't you use Fedora or similar?

I can't imagine the pool of people that pick an outdated distro and then pick the beta version of it.
They are selling shovels, always the best bit of the business to be in.
Fellow pocket disk pirate here, loved reading this. We used to spray paint our discs with makeshift stencils to get a camo look (a bit like that one laptop prep scene in Hackers ‘95). Mostly used to collect / trade our .BAS files and the odd bit of saucy content from BBS.
There aren't any tests...?

If folks are looking for a serious rate limiting package for Go, limiter is a good start: https://github.com/ulule/limiter
Sure but that presumes that where and how bad the crime is is an understood fact and people make decisions accordingly, when the evidence says the opposite. Over-policing in predominantly minority areas cases more crimes to be reported as occurring, even when the actual crime rates are more or less equal between those areas and predominantly white areas, simply because more police and police resources are allocated to those areas, and therefore, more crime is discovered and prosecuted. This becomes a death spiral for neighborhoods: more police presence equals higher crime statistics which in turn are used to justify increasing police budgets and police presence in those same areas, and, worst of all, those areas never actually become safer for the people who live there, often the exact opposite.
inside a lymph node is the very last place i would expect a transplant.

they are teaming with immune cells that should be hostile to an inter-species transplant. there are no red blood cells for oxygen, just lymph fluid. how would it recruit blood vessels to grow? it would be painful; swollen glands.

why not orthotopic?
Is LiveView same as Vaadin in Java world?
What a useless post.
BRB while I control things I'm never able to control
Sounds to me like what you meant to say is that your criteria for determining whether someone's profession is "serious" is whether they use metric or not.
Thank you for your feedback. There is a practice test available at this link, where you can familiarize yourself with the environment: https://evalground.com/online-coding-test.html
I'm not sure that is possible. The nature and limitations of current AI technology means that it is almost impossible to talk about it without coming to certain conclusions about the party using it.

To put it bluntly, useing AI to decide on targets for lethal operations in unconsiounable given the current and forseable state of technology.

Come back to me when it can be trusted to make mortgage eligability questions without engaging in what would be blatantly illegal discrimination if not laundered by a computer algorithm.
Google gets to decide what platform they want to support for their backend. I wonder what their build code would look like if they tried to support the top-10 common OS from the last 30 years.
If this was a state-actor (which it definitely looks like it) then what validation are you going to do? They can probably manufacture legitimate papers for anything.

Driver’s license, SSN, national ID, passport, etc. If the government is in on it then there’s no limits.

The only way would be to require physical presence in a trusted location. (Hopefully in a jurisdiction that doesn’t belong to the attacker…)
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It's a bit like trying to know if a geometric series is going to converge to 0 or diverge towards infinity.

If a blunder is a 0, then avoiding blunders is super important.

For example if you are in finance or accounting, commiting fraud makes you lose your license and set your business value to zero.
When I see "coworkers" I always think "cow-orkers". I don't know what orking is. It should be a thing.
Omniverse is a simulation platform specifically designed to do things like train/test robotics. It's not a creative engine like UE or Unity.
see also: https://github.com/Clever/sphinx
While I'm sure they'd love to "win" their petition outright, a major benefit of filing the partition is to force all future legal action through that single court system.
I guess you don’t understand the feature. This isn’t a VR avatar. It’s a representation used for collaborative apps.
"Due to the time needed for package rebuilds, the Ubuntu 24.04 beta has been pushed back from 4 April to 11 April."

You mean pushed forward. They pushed the event in the forward direction along the time axis.
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at quite literally impossible and only a fictionalized accounting to boot. too many cut checks, too many depository accounts, and never enough paper trail to know for sure.

so yeah, maybe—maybe less, maybe more, maybe no one has even the slightest clue, not even within a wildly outrageous range, of the true monetary total cost of anything at public infrastructure scale.
Apparently all the weapons both during day and night have the capability to kill journalists and aid workers. https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/reuters-videograph...

At some point you will need to really have a look at the idea that, it is by design. And working exactly as intended.
Ah, I think I understand the random bytes at the start of the script now. They're prepended to make the partial output of the "corrupted" (pre-tr'd) test stream look like random data. Without those random bytes, you will see part of the start of the script if you observe the partially decompressed output before xz throws an error. They really thought quite carefully about hiding this well.

Still not sure about the repeated lines, though now I'm convinced there must be some reason for it.
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Show HN: Python-cronet – a Python wrapper for Chromium's network library
Hi HN!

After being frustrated to need to run headless chrome/selenium in my small scale scrapers because of Cloudflare and Akamai performing TLS fingerprinting. I decided to create a python library to use chromium's network library called cronet. If you don't need to run javascript and are only affected by TLS fingerprinting, using this library should be more efficient than pupeteer/headeless chrome.

The library was inspired by curl-impersonate(https://github.com/lwthiker/curl-impersonate) which solves something similar but by patching curl instead. I think the benefit of python-cronet is that it's going to be simpler to keep it up to date.
It's not a direct comparison, but we had something similar happen locally.

A developer bought the local golf course. The area is zoned "permanent green space", so its value was well below normal market price for "mixed used" land.

Of course, the developer immediately attempted to get the county to change the zoning. And having failed at the county level, they're now trying to get the state government to overrule the county zoning and allow a change.

Even without building a single thing, the change in zoning would ~double the value of their investment.
When you look at the map of Gaza, it looks like the AI must have told them to bomb every single house that was still standing.
You can get a lepton with <10fps for export (with the right paperwork I think). But I think even then there are some countries that are off limits (like Russia right now). And most of the commercial cameras that work with phones are around 25fps (above the limit).
Good thing they don't then
I just like Debian. I don't want to learn a new package manager
The highest third party auto insurance claim I've heard of was £34 million in 2001 (probably about $90 million today).

The driver (of a Land Rover towing a car on a trailer) fell asleep at the wheel and crashed onto train tracks. A passenger express train hit the car and was derailed into the path of an oncoming freight train. 10 people were killed.
Java redefined the term MVC a long time after Smalltalk originally defined the term in the 70's. Rails didn't redefine the term, it much later copied the (poorly) redefined term from Java and tweaked it a little. Smalltalk MVC and Java/Rails MVC are EXTREMELY different. Java and Ruby's MVC are quite similar (and loosely based on a superficial misunderstanding Smalltalk's MVC).
Why do utilities need constant fucking updates? Why do they need maintenance? New features are entirely optional and if what you want to do isn't supported aka xz java, uhh, get fucked or do it yourself.
Clinical Reasoning of a Generative AI Model Compared with Physicians
> He can't find a receipt, there's no way to restore it.

These stories are semi-ridiculous. I don't doubt this person is in the predicament you describe. But why can't he just go to an Apple Store and have them unlock it? Does this person not own an ID?
I’m getting my masters in AI (undergrad in CS) but this was after a two year gap in the consulting world. When I graduate, I’ll have my masters and have reached senior. Glad to hear my soft skills will be a boon going into the field.
When Stimulus/Turbo was first announced, I was really hoping it would help with the problems that the author describes.

Unfortunately, Stimulus doesn’t actually provide an elegant way to keep state on the client. “A stimulus application’s state lives as attributes in the DOM.” This means that it’s not better than vanilla JS or jQuery.

Edit: I haven’t used Stimulus for a real project; it’s possible their values and change callbacks are a better experience than I originally imagined.
The Mystery of 'Jia Tan,' the XZ Backdoor Mastermind
Essentially, it works the same as Blazor Server. Or am I wrong?
> systems safer against large corporations shady influence

unless you're watching state-run / state-sponsored media, which comes with it's own challenges, they're all large corporations.

we'll never know, and those corps have the right to do whatever they want.
Ask HN: How does my new ISP "leak" my geolocation?
Since I moved to a new ISP, I've noticed that both Google and Amazon are now able to better geolocate me (Amazon even lists the correct pin / zip code). With my older ISPs, Google and Amazon sometimes even listed other cities or wrong pin / zip code within my city. I have disabled geolocation on both my browser and os (with a firewall) and don't believe that is the source. Moreover, I tested with a cellular hotspot connection too (which is from a different company) and Google and Amazon aren't able to determine the location accurately with them, as they do with my wired ISP. So what could my new ISP be doing different that it "leaks" my geolocation so accurately?
Great video.

Thank you for sharing.