skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Interesting. What kind of app was it? How did you decide whether the server needed to keep track it? I’m assuming that was predetermined? What about new requirements, which would need to be tracked by the server? Could the app deal with this dynamically without code changes?
The "don't look up" mindset practiced by generations both current and previous reaches a new height of cognitive dissonance. The interesting question is that why such a thing didn't cause more widespread mental health problems before (though it did for many).
Ok, cool. As long as you know about it up front! I’ve heard nightmare stories of people being very surprised by their bill afterward.
This is going to be a problem because Apple seems to automatically use AI to compress/enhance stuff shot on iPhones. Does the original image exist?
I'm glad common sense is still alive, this is the correct precedent to set.
"better" until you actually have to support more than 1 system and architecture
Arroz con Pollo

Ingredients

3/4 cup dry white wine
pinch of saffron threads
4 chicken thighs (we used 2 split chicken breasts cut in half)
salt and pepper for seasoning chicken
3 tablespoons olive oil
1 small onion, diced
2 cloves garlic, minced
1- 14.5 ounce can diced tomatoes (mostly drained)
1 bay leaf
1 1/2 teaspoons salt (or to taste) and 1 teaspoon coarse ground black pepper
2 1/4 cups chicken broth
1 1/2 cups white rice
1 cup large green pimento olives

Directions

Combine wine and saffron in a small bowl. Set aside.
In a large, heavy-bottom saucepan or dutch oven, heat olive oil over medium heat. Season both sides of the chicken generously with salt and pepper.
Place chicken pieces, skin side down, in the hot oil. Allow to crispy and fry for 5-7 minutes. Flip over and cook for another 2 minutes. Remove the chicken pieces from the hot pan and place on a clean plate.
Add onions and garlic to the pan. Cook, stirring, until soft and tender, about 5 minutes.
Add the partially drained can of tomatoes, bay leaf, salt and pepper, and saffron wine. Allow to simmer, uncovered, until the mixture has reduced by half, about 10 minutes.
Add the rice to the pot. Add the chicken broth and chicken pieces. Top with olives. Reduce the heat to low, place the lid on the pot, and allow to simmer until rice is tender and liquid is absorbed, about 30-40 minutes.
Check the rice after 30 minutes to make sure that it is cooking evenly. Add more broth if necessary.
Once cooked, allow to rest for 10 minutes with the lid on before serving.
He just told you. They exerted their power to do unconscionable things to people and the market in general. Framing it as “competitive pay for people doin a job” is almost like doing their propaganda for them.
Or JPEGchen in high German
> but I'm sure there are vehicles capable of towing that aren't pickups.

Based on what I've seen, UHaul will happy weld a trailer hitch to almost anything.
Sorry, that is garbage.

Reddit/YouTube/Twitter/TikTok are social media, not accurate reference points.

Can you point me to something credible please?
Related article about using shortcuts to type faster: https://vasilishynkarenka.com/how-to-type-3x-faster/
It feels like insanity that the default configuration of any filesystem intended for laymen can fail to delete a file due to anything other than an I/O error. If you want to keep a snapshot, at least bypass it when disk space runs out? How many customers do the vendors think would prefer the alternative?!
What do you mean, "bizarre"?

It's well known that the IDF refuses to use dismounted infantry to protect their wagons, and that they've turned cities into rubble and given themselves some of the same kind of problems that the Nazis had in Stalingrad.

https://www.idf.il/en/mini-sites/military-rabbinate/

You'll also find interesting stories in israeli papers. Rabbis are important to the IDF because the state it is part of is based on religious convictions, and quite often there is no other justification for what they do.
I'm most surprised by the lack of testing. Macs tend to ship with much smaller SSDs than other computers because that's how Apple makes money ($600 for 1.5TB of flash vs. $100/2TB if you buy an NVMe SSD), so I'd expect that people run out of space pretty frequently.
> Free speech laws protect against government supression of speech, not corporations

Yeah we know they can do it. The extremely obvious point is that they should not.
Because it is important to know who has control of the thing if they control the thing to park illegally, scam people, or dump toxic waste into the river. It does not need to be public, but the responsible party should be identifiable and accountable. To the extent that harm is minimal or can be efficiently mitigated if no responsible party can be identified, it is probably socially acceptable to sacrifice a little bit of accountability for convenience and reduced friction. But at scale it is ridiculous to allow the intentional and calculated ablation of responsibility against legitimate legal grievances.
Not exactly what you're looking for but I a few months ago I spent a day building a llama-index pipeline against my markdown notes with a really privative note crawling implementation, and had surprisingly good results for question answering.

I don't use an org-roam note system but I've been working on a similar and highly opinionated note system that I'm always making tools for. And I'm always interested in seeing people's ideal note systems.

my crude WIP Obsidian / Markdown note RAG tool: https://github.com/bs7280/markdown-embeddings-search
I'd eat lab grown octopus any time, usually I avoid them for ethical reasons
As it should. AI “enhancement” is just making up extra details in the video that aren’t there to begin with. There is no rational basis to allow it to be used because the only reason to present that “enhanced” footage is because the actual footage doesn’t show what you want it to show, but by having it artificially enhanced you can then convince the jury that the footage is more detailed than it really is.

That this is even up for debate is insane. It is literally no different from allowing someone to present photoshopped images as evidence.
I used one of these back in my lawyer days. It was helpful, but manually entering all the shortcuts ate up some time. It would be nice if you could input a document and have it suggest (1) what words you should abbreviate and (2) what would be good abbreviations for those words.
> Not exactly what I would call a parfait. Wikipedia is telling me this is a France/UK divide where it somehow refers to both creamy fruit desert and meat paste.

That got me too - they seem to be using the term parfait because it sounds more appetising than textureless quail flavoured slush.
Thanks! Let me know how it goes :)
The (Upduino)[https://tinyvision.ai/products/upduino-v3-1] and the (pico-ice)[https://tinyvision.ai/products/pico-ice] try to meet that solution to me. Both cheap, easy to use fpga boards that are completely compatible with the opensource toolchain.
Bui Tuong Phong
Inventor of the Phong shading
That response is just random propaganda. Can you provide some actual verifiable facts please, or at the very least, something based on your experience and insight?
When did HN turn nasty?
The argument in your first para doesn't hold together. If we're heading for total collapse, what else are you going to exchange the bits of paper for?
Most FPGAs have various kinds of primitives that can be instantiated manually in the middle of a larger Verilog design. Sometimes those primitives can be used to do things that are very hard to make the synthesizer create automatically.

In general, the synthesizer will be better than you at anything lookup-table or flip-flop related. Ditto for simple primitives like shift-registers. But it probably doesn't know how to infer the more complicated primitives, and so those are usually done with the Verilog equivalent of inline assembly.

For a few tight designs, I've given some hints to the the placer. These are things like grouping components together, or setting location constraints on a few key primitives. That kind of thing isn't too uncommon. I've never seen anybody try to route things manually though.
Honestly I think cmake got a foothold early on because it had color.
Every decision by the ICC ends up in textbooks, so maybe you've misjudged its importance?

You should move your questions one step up in the thread, I'm not the one saying it might be better to let computers design or commit atrocities.
https://archive.ph/zEM7U
I just don't understand what you mean by the word 'environment', it is far too vague. I assume it only means something very specific for kubernetes and even in there more specifically something managed with your product. If that is the case then I still don't really know why I would need some kind of tool to manage this. Manage how? What exactly is the benefit of this tool managing an environment on kubernetes for me? Reading a bit more carefully it seems you let me specify services and then the tool deploys them all. I think now that I think more about it, it's probably what pulumi does but purely gui based which could theoretically be nice although I don't know why I wouldn't always rather have it all in code form. But it all depends on how nice the ui is I think. The value would be that I can drag and drop mongodb into the scene in your ui and then click "deploy to aws" and it works immediately without having to know anything about aws.
Securing Your Codebase
Lessons learned while following a security-first approach to allow long-term maintenance and active contributions. These approaches are not specific to one project but can be applied to any software project. This article was written for anyone interested in learning DevSecOps and a security-first approach to software development.
Fighting games dial up these low-latency conflict resolution considerations to 11, and there’s an entire subfield of techniques for writing “netcode” to reconcile real-time event streams.

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/10/explaining-how-fighti... is an incredible walkthrough of this! Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34399790 and https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26289933

When it comes to server persistence, as in an MMO setting, you add I/O bottlenecks into the mix. https://prdeving.wordpress.com/2023/09/29/mmo-architecture-s... is a fascinating read for that end of things. Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37702632
mousse Is the same. Could be meat. Could be chocolate.
Maybe just --star
Seems maybe messy to have templating in the client but I'd take a look if someone has done it.
Love it when the system works for you and you can shift assets away from any resposibility.

Hate it when you are the 6/7 (actually much more) of mankind on the other side of the gun.

Sorry, but i hate these shrug "but it has some benefits" reactions. Without a perceived moral high ground, your military is useless, ask putin, and your displayed lacking critical stance is the ever green substrate for that.

Sorry again. Whenever i see such pro/indiffernt US foreign policy posts, i see the next war coming and i feel urged to reply.
I'm convinced that there's no way to fight a war without pissing someone off.

Even more so, it's impossible to fight an _assymetric_ war without pissing a lot of people off.

> Targeting hospitals without clear proof of military activity is against international law.

What's "clear proof" is in the eye of the beholder.

> As is collective punishment, using starvation as a weapon of war

I'm actually willing to give Israel the benefit of doubt here, as they actually have no experience whatsoever in coordinating large scale aid deliveries, even if delays somewhat further their goal of punishing palestinians.

> UK government lawyers say Israel is breaking international law, claims top Tory in leaked recording

So what? Every major player on the world stage breaks international law whenever they damn well please, UK, US, Israel, China, Russia, they all do, to the point where in my eyes "x is breaking international law" is a completely worthless statement. Nobody is really going to do anything about it if you're on the right side of the new iron curtain.

This might be very cynical from me, but honestly, can you name the last time when the words “international law” carried any real weight?
Just 57 companies linked to 80% of greenhouse gas emissions since 2016
It worked so far because our desire to grow never before threatened to exceed the carrying capacity of the whole planet. Growth is not stopped by people, but by environmental boundaries. So far the cost of failure was never the near-extinction of humanity. When civilizations exceed the carrying capacity of their environment, the results aren't pretty.

Civilizational collapse is real. It has happened many times to flourishing cultures and might happen again. Most cultures never recover*. The difference is that previously there was always another culture that was not pulled into the abyss as well and could pick up the leftovers.
I just write (gnu) makefiles for my projects these days and invoke pkg-config to detect libraries and features. It's easy for me because I've been doing it this way for decades. But there are way too many footguns for me to recommend it to new developers (although I'm not sure what I would recommend instead either).
There are two dimensions of horror here: One is that we as a tech community are building systems that are able to automatically kill human beings. It’s not only this system. I‘ve seen images of drones with sniper guns shooting everyone moving: Kids, women, innocent men. Drones flying constantly humming above the heads of Palestinians, always observing them. The feeling that death can come anytime. What a f-ing nightmare. Can we in the west even imagine what life that is?

The second is this: Why is a western ally allowed to have Apartheid, allowed to kill thousands of women and children with or without AI, besiege (medieval style) 2.3mil civilians, starve and dehydrate them to death, all the while comparing a tiny area without war planes, without a standing military, without statehood to Nazi Germany and Gaza to Dresden to completely level Gaza? To Nazi Germany that had the most advanced technology of their time, threatening the whole world? Dehumanising Palestinians by declaring them all „terrorists“, mocking their dead, mutilated bodies in Telegram groups with 125k Israelis (imagine 4mil US citizens in a group mocking other nations dead children). Why do we allow this to happen? Why is a western ally allowed to do this while almost all our western governments fund and support this and silence protest against it?
Hmm this seems incorrect. There’s no AI use for compression, that’s just standard HEIC.

There is a variety of computational photography tricks to enhance the quality of sensor data. However none of it is generating data wholesale but is rather just doing combination of sensor pixels to create the image.

To the best of my knowledge, Apple has no generative post processing so wouldn’t fall afoul of this.

Samsung on the other hand do generate content that isn’t in the shot, for example if it thinks there’s a moon it’ll insert a virtual one.

Google also have various post processing technologies like picking the best of faces from multiple photos. However it does mark them as edited.

I don’t know of any smartphone doing generative upscaling. It’s still quite a costly process that doesn’t scale well to mobile SoCs yet within a user acceptable timeframe .
Yeah, with ZFS some will make an unused dataset with a small reservation (say 1G) that you can then shrink to delete files if the disk is full.
> Ever since that, there has been constant interference with Hamas' government, including multiple military campaigns by Israel - in "Operations" Cast Lead, Pillar of Defense, Swords of Iron and I forget which others, Wikipedia has a timeline [1].

Just to state the obvious context you didn't include, these operations were usually the direct result of rocket attacks on Israel. Every time an operation ended in ceasefire, a few years later, Hamas would start up rocket attacks again, and Israel would retaliate.
I still edit the address bar in Windows 11 file explorer all the time. Do I have a setting turned on to enable this without realizing it?
I’m curious ! Can you share the link ?

Thanks in advance
You mean the bombing of Gaza or the October attacks?
Excellent work! I plan to use it with existing LLMs tbh, but great to see it working locally also! Thank you so much for sharing. I love the architecture.
It seems that you learned a new word "whataboutism" and don't really know how to use it.

Hamas is controlling Gaza for 15 years now. Did they care about the population? did they build roads, schools? or dig tunnels and accumulated weapons?
So what ideas do you have? giving them candies? Hamas must be eliminated from position of power, yes it will cost innocent lives, but if you ever wish to move toward peace that is the first step.
tbh I trust a small dedicated subreddit more than a website I just heard of today.
Maybe it works better with tmux?
Egypt currently definitely is, other than in very individual cases.

From Google:
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Egypt, however, has warned against an influx of refugees. It facilitates humanitarian aid into Gaza, but has said a mass exodus of Palestinians out of Gaza into Egypt is a red line, saying it fears Israel might never let the Palestinians go back.
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And Egypts real fear is that the Palestinians in Egypt will try to take back Palestine. Which wouldn't be very good for Egypt and engage them in a war with Israel.
I'd rather put the final nul at d+l-1 than at d+l, so that l can be the size of d, not "one more than the size of d":

strncpyz(buf,src,sizeof buf);
what prevents Lavender from being deployed in EU or US for targeting Hamas operatives abroad ? People would get assassinated randomly and nobody would know why
Did you just assume Joe's gender?

I'll have to report you to the scottish police for HateCrime.

Furthermore, I find your use of "obese" offensive, so I'll report you twice.
State of Connecticut v. Swinton Ruled that admission of digitally enhanced evidence was allowed. This is going to be a long road full of nuance before we land on a largely socially accepted test for how much adjustment is allowed in court cases.
When Smart People Can't Reason
same rules as for cops. makes sense!
Feehras – From an investment idea/theme to a portfolio of stocks in seconds
Sure, and bosses can promote and give better raises to the employees who do answer messages after hours, while letting the careers of the ignorers languish.

That's true today, of course, but unfortunately I don't think laws can really fix that.
The Virtual Circuit Board game/sandbox at Steam offers an external memory, presumably for this reason.

I remember a Minecraft mod from way back that let you do "modular" redstone, going "into" blocks to build redstone inside them, which you could then reuse as a single block. I wonder if it's been updated.
If they would take just the basement that would be unnecessary, but they took everything up to the roof.
Yäss, Yäss. By employing alcalic hydrolysis and growing fungi from that sludge.
Maybe with some fried bugs & worms added. Soylent Green Sesame?
interesting idea.

completely unrelated i just read a scifi story where a technology was developed that could revive dead bodies for a short while in order to pose for family photos that they hadn't created before the person passed away.

https://clarkesworldmagazine.com/liu_03_23/

obviously going way overboard for something AI can do today, but probably the author wrote the story before that.
One millimeter is 1,000,000 nanometers. So that's roughly the 1950s. :)
I have seen people write bash scripts with a lot of love and attention trying really hard to pay attention to modern best practices and avoiding known pitfalls and using shellcheck. It still looked like shit imo.

I challenge you to find a single easily readable >100 line bash script and link it here (I do think small scripts can be fine).
Botanical illustration.
They're superficially groups of people but the legal reality that makes them exist is the fact that they're legally separate from the people who comprise them.

To put it differently, they're not groups of people, they're a distinct legal "entity" that can then be fractionally owned by people while shielding them from whatever it's doing.

This gives it special powers, you can't arrest a corporation or send it to jail. It can act against the will of some of its fractional owners, it can own its own property, and it can legally participate in electoral politics, beyond how any or all of its owners are legally able to participate.
It's a pretty poor disincentive.

Slightly better would be to fine the manager directly, not the employer.

Granted, the employer can then just reimburse the manager. But I still feel like this would be a better disincentive.

Of course, investigating each instance will cost more than $100.
What do you mean, "conspiracy garbage"?

McCoy was a respected academic and scholar. Have you read his books about this?
Really? Because from where I'm sitting it sounds like you're trying to avoid the reading assignment. You don't wanna do your homework that's your business but don't expect me to let you crib my notes. Having directly addressed your nuisance attempt at shifting the focus of conversation, let me bluntly remind you the original point was IF war crimes are committed AND a company's product features prominently in the planning of said THEN it stands to reason that the executives and major investors of the company should share a slice of the responsibility for the war crimes their product helped enable. If you're looking to pick a fight over whether the Israeli army's evergreen struggle with correctly identifying aid convoys, UN aid warehouses, and bog standard emergency response vehicles (all explicitly protected under international law) constitutes a war crime take that nonsense to Facebook or X.
Understood. We'll try to make the benefit more specific.

> The value would be that I can drag and drop mongodb into the scene in your ui and then click "deploy to aws" and it works immediately without having to know anything about aws.

This is correct. You can drag and drop moduels like mongodb and deploy to your cloud environments with ease. We're also gonna provide templates of well-known tech stacks.

As for infrastructure-as-code - Yes, we are built on Terraform, and IaC sits in your repository. But it's auto-generated, you don't have to spend time on writing scripts. But whenever you need to interact with the code, you can - from your github repo.
> I just feel way too much is going into overlooking not just the early tolerance of Hamas because it was politically expedient to the Israeli right wing, but the active enablement and fostering.

I mean, that's true, and I think Israel has done immoral things for at least 15 years, mostly by not strongly pursuing peace, with or without a partner.

Still, I think you might be over-indexing on the idea of "Israel propped up Hamas". What would the alternative have looked like exactly? Israel fighting more wars against Hamas? Israel not letting Qatar money in (which is one of the big claims against Netanyahu)? I'm sure that had that happened, the world would've condemned this as "depriving Gazans of aid they desperately need".
Another one is when you label any 15+ year old male as "military age" and treat them as combatants.
Do routine users build up some tolerance?
Does such a tool exist for BTRFS or ZFS?
Funny, that's what people have said about most of California's nation-leading (though sadly far from world-leading) worker protections for decades, and yet our economy is still pretty strong.

I suspect the strength of CA's economy is more due to those worker protections than in spite of them.