skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It is bizarre that creating an account on this service depends on me also already having an account on another, completely unrelated service. This unrelated service also requires me to provide it (and notably not Sonauto, the service I was actually interested in) my mobile phone number. This unrelated service also just recently admitted it collects data about you even when it says it doesn't.

As a community made up largely of picky nerds and pedants, it doesn't seem incredible at all that this comes up so often. More like inevitable.
Wait, is there a Suno API? I've used the site, but it's manual
Bare knuckle boxing is much less damaging to the brain than boxing / mma. You can’t punch somebodies skull with any degree of force unless you want to break your hands. Much more precision is required.

There tend to be more cuts and thus more blood, but that seems like a better trade off.
Protected from hackers though!
I think that your project is amazing, thank you. Will definitely use it!

p.s. - I think that your project deserves much more attention from HN
It's even harder for women to not to get in influenced be this crap about cosmetics...
Way easier for a novice to arbitrage crypto than fiat though.
Wow, interesting.

Your analysis somewhat matches with a conversation I had here with a Spanish woman tourist some months ago.

We were chatting casually about this and that, and then she said she was not looking forward to going back to Spain / Europe, after her trip.

I asked her why.

I don't remember the exact words she used, but from what she said, my recollection is that she had been experiencing a kind of general malaise in the environment in Europe from some time.

Depressing.

This also matches with some of the news articles I have been reading for sometime now about Europe.
What does ffmpeg do that AVFoundation does not?
Seems like you’re jumping from “I didn’t ask for it” to “nobody asked for it”.

What if you want to run your unmodified executable on various architectures?

The JVM kind of does that, but not nearly every language can compile to that as a target, and if you want WASM-like sandboxing you need to deal with security managers, which is no fun at all (and I’ve never seen it done successfully for any non-Java software).
Why would you ask a model primarily, and add a disclaimer, instead of actually going to a proper source? Madness.
I have a Note as well, and I use it for sheet music. With MobileSheets and a foot pedal, its a phenomenal device for both practice and performance
Thanks! Engineer capybaras are investigating as we speak :)
One thing many don't talk about is the social aspect of getting a concussion. An acquaintance has decided to try to do something about that: https://concussionbox.org/ (Disclaimer: no involvement/attachment with the site, just thought it was relevant here.)
I managed to read some books rented via the Berlin library system (voebb onleihe) using this software, really great work!
Am I wrong in thinking it's the opposite? CBS notes and links back to KFF, and the reporter, Jazmin Orozco Rodriguez, works for KFF.
I think what you see is
CIVIL AIR PATROL and CIVIL AIR PATROL INC

Types: GLID (SGS 2-33A)

Flights: N7589, N2037T

Registration: N7589, N2037T

When you select the dottet square button in the lower left and select a rectangle the planes within this rectangle are listed

Very interesting project!
Show HN: Coherence – A new cardiac coherence app
Meditation is very helpful, but let's be honest, it's hard to do every day. Cardiac Coherence is an easier way for people to develop focus and mindfulness. Also helps me fall asleep in less than 5m.

App works as PWA and Android for now, Iphone is coming soon. Try it out, let me know what you think! Thanks
Ten years in SAP working on FI, SD and AA. (not anymore, I'm done with that)

The post triggered PTSD and I want to go home and cry. You created your double entry, cool, now let's split it (because of million reasons) and add taxes. So now we deal with a basic 25 line document where some lines are doing nothing but move funds through certain tax accounts. Oh, no, there is a typo, but we cannot just create the reversal because for some accounts, the transaction should stay reflected in turnovers, for some it should not and for most it depends on fiscal period and stuff.

Don't forget that everything varies between countries. With all that let's create a financial statement for eg Walmart (who has every line item sold posted to SAP system when you buy things at store)
Popular things for getting into trouble over seem to be there being two sexes of which you are probably born one, heritability of IQ and until recently the origin of covid though I think maybe folk have chilled out a bit there. Also I got some grief for saying natural immunity was likely as good or better as vaccine acquired.
It sounds like the previously paid unblur and eraser features will be unmetered, at least. It mentions that those will only work on devices with at least 3GB of RAM so I guess they're running those on-device now, and Magic Editor is still offloaded to Googles servers.
To get anthropological about it, humans are very strongly wired to seek approval from our immediate social groups, as your social standing was one of the most absolutely critical factors in your survival and reproduction. Especially because social exile for most of human history meant simply death.

It's not so much about people thinking that social media makes them happy. It's social media hijacking what our ancient brains think is important. This is why so many people can emphatically tell you that social media doesn't make them happy, yet they continue to consume it.
False memories are incredibly easy to induce in kids, but the opposite is also true. I've found with my kids if I periodically and repeatedly ask about events that occured before they could even talk it cements those memories more completely than you'd think. They'll bring up aspects of the event that I didn't lead them into, sometimes things I myself had all but forgotten.

It doesn't seem unreasonable to me that given the perfect storm of reinforcement that a person could remember certain events from what would normally fall into the infantile amnesia period.
I don't understand the focus on relative growth rates of very differently-sized groups. If the country had only these two groups and we had seen 100 additional deaths, that would mean ~70 additional male deaths and ~30 additional female deaths. While it is significant on its own that women made up an even smaller portion historically, it doesn't seem to me that that is a better description of the problem at large.

Not that I think this is a gendered issue; suicide attempt rates are about equal between men and women, and the fact that men more often succeed doesn't really have any bearing on their relative mental health.
Thank you! We need to start testing way more on Windows. Will do!
Onyx Boox makes a reader that's roughly the size and dimensions of a modern cell phone

https://onyxboox.com/boox_palma
> Walmart (who has every line item sold posted to SAP system when you buy things at store)

Shudders
Hi there, this is not an AI generated response. We are replying to the comment on attack surfaces, and how our focus is on securing a single Proton account by enabling 2FA and Proton Sentinel rather having to manage security for multiple accounts.
The app connects to telemetrydeck.com. Sadly, couldn't find any opt-out setting.
if they're healthy and successful why would they leave? the families with college kids of send their chilluns to school, but plenty return. and with high COL exploding in many cities, all the more reason to come home, esp. if their people are already successful in such areas
https://suno.com/song/047e8d3a-79a2-412f-95e5-4d1c7c3e2464
This is just psychological abuse. Let’s call it what it is. People who think they have a right to control what people think or feel are mentally ill.
Service is completely slammed. Taking upwards of 40 minutes and counting to generate any tracks. Suno does it in 10 seconds or so. Early days...
In the United States, possibly not because of Sony vs. Universal Studios.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sony_Corp._of_America_v._Uni....

In other countries, your mileage will most definitely vary.

(IAtotallyNAL)
> an athletic commission is responsible for refereeing

This sounds a bit like a distancing attempt.

Surely those referees follow the rules of UFC. So ultimately UFC is responsible no matter which entity enforces the rules.
New details emerge in Noah Urban's arrest in $800k crypto scheme
Maybe this is obvious, but thank you for making the option to export to raw HTML and not just React components! I've been taking a step back from doing things the react way, and have been struggling with design (so much so that I'm contracting out design work) so this tool comes just in time for me! Great stuff!
Curious to know how you trained this… did you licence all the songs and recordings that you used?
Artificial Intelligence content policy: Medium is for human storytelling, not AI
You (attempted to) tell a trans woman that they weren't a real woman. That's not anything to do with censorship or anything "noble," that's just transphobia and you're just a bully. Fuck off, dude.
Most small companies hire based on who's friend of whom.
https://www.ycombinator.com/companies/ofone/jobs/u2E2fCX-fou...

I saw this YC startup ad right after I finished reading this.
First, I don't understand your hostility. Why do you want to turn this into a flame war?

Second, if there is a war between US and China we are fighting with the military we brought to the party. Concretely, in the scenario of a hot war over Taiwan we either break a Chinese blockade in relatively short order or Taiwan is forced to capitulate and we have nothing left to fight over. Taiwan cannot last long enough for us to shift to a war economy.

Third, even if we were to assume Taiwan could last, or that we would undertake to eventually liberate Taiwan, a total war where we are rushing to re-purpose our plastic injection molding machines is fantasy. A total war between nuclear powers? It is IMO an irresponsible concept. The eventual escalation would render industry (again) irrelevant.

Fourth, even with dual use technology you cannot convert civilian industry to military industry on a reasonable timescale for such a fight - not in the Cold War and certainly not today. Spinning up new production of jet fighters is one example. But then think about the USN - a critical branch in a fight over Taiwan. Naval strategy is built strategy. I do not think you produce a single carrier before the war is done, not even from existing yards unless work started before the war.

This is relatively well-trodden ground since the Korean war. The entire Cold War, we tried in various ways to reckon with the fact that military preparedness now required a permanent investment in arms production. So yes, I think if you want to be better prepared for war with China you should advocate for a permanent expansion of the MIC, and I further think our MIC is large enough already.
I only tolerate Windows 11 on my gaming machine because of Open Shell
https://github.com/Open-Shell/Open-Shell-Menu
Even if the skull can't break, one can seriously damage the softer parts of the face with bare knuckles.

Seen some pretty bad knuckle fights in high school where someone ended in a hospital pretty messed up.
I work in the Carbon Accounting space where the accounting is used for carbon emissions.
Oregon was the first state in the nation to re-legalize middle housing in 2019, only 5 years ago, with HB2001, which is the kind of reform we're talking about. Most states have not caught up. The governor of Arizona just vetoed their own housing bill.

Building apartments where it was already legal to build apartments is great, and we're seeing it help curb rents in some places, but there's so much more to it than that.
I’m using postfix/dovecot with mysql backed accounts (compatible with postfixadmin) and I have a tiny bash script that:

* generates a random email

* asks for an optional description

* inserts new email to the database

* adds an entry to postgrey whitelist

* emails me the address and description (so I can search the email address later in my inbox if necessary)

Works a treat for me, but not something my family can use.
Apparently it IS illegal to bypass access controls but not copy controls.

https://www.dmlp.org/legal-guide/circumventing-copyright-con...
Want to See This Film? Movie Studios Won't Let You
Is it the same program that was removed from github because of a DMCA claim?
You are absolutely right, at least as it relates to combat sports.

Getting punched in the head is pretty unpleasant, so you try to avoid it - but with headgear on the sting dulled significantly - it hurts less but your brain is still absorbing a huge amount of that energy. This makes fighters take more shots to the head than otherwise, and this is why english amateur boxing rules now have removed headguards.
My hobby is songwriting. (Example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kjng3UoKkGk)

I play guitar, but I'm not much of a guitarist or singer. I really like songwriting, not trying to be polished as a performer. So I intermittently look into the AI world to see whether it has tools I could use to generate a higher-quality song demo than I could do on my own.

I've been looking for something that could take a chord progression and style instructions and create a decent backing track for a singer to sing over.

But your saying "Very soon you'll also be able to generate proper variations of an uploaded or previously generated song (e.g., you could even sing into Voice Memos for a minute and upload that!)" is very intriguing. I mean, I can sing and play, it just isn't very professional. But if I could then have an AI take what I did and just... make it better... that would be kind of awesome.

In fact, I believe you could have a very big market among songwriters if you could do that. What I would love to see is this:

My guitar parts are typically not just strummed, but involve picking, sometimes fairly intricate. I'm just not that good at it. It would be fantastic to have an AI that would just take would I played and fix it so that it's more perfect.

And then to have a tool where I could say, "OK, now add a bass part," and "OK, now add drums" would be awesome.
Lumina: Replaces your natural oral bacteria in an attempt to prevent cavities
The Internet Feels Dead, Doesn't It?
it's difficult to gauge from outside / as a consumer, but what's interesting is rarely where models are at a given point in time, but rather where the model/team will be with similar amounts resources. it may very well still be Udio (who presumably have significantly more resources than Sonauto), but I would hesitate to say that a compute advantage counts as being 'far ahead.'
At least for hip hop, AI is too sanitized to do anything too creative.

I suspect record labels might train their own models. I know for sampling, being able to just create a royalty loop without worrying about clearing anything is cool.
pedantry: Alecto, Megaera, and Tisiphone are furies. Belle, Jessica Rabbit, and Spongebob are furries.
Oh, thanks. I somehow missed that UI.

The glider I was thinking about is actually N914SF, a Pipistrel Sinus. That's a motorized glider, which makes a lot more sense flying though Class D airspace, right above LAX.
Unless you suddenly get sick and your HSM is unavailable?

Unless you get a 2nd person on the team (working remotely), and they want to be able to sign scripts as well?

Unless you get some sort of automated CI/CD system?
Optimizing WebKit and Safari for Speedometer 3.0
Great article. I would love an RSS feed or place to subscribe on your site so I can be sure to read the next in the series
You always have to go through Legal at $WORK, for any serious $WORK. That's because $WORK can't let you 'infect' proprietary code with copyleft code, for example. Typically there will be a list of licenses that require no further approval to use in your work at $WORK, and for everything else you need to ask Legal.

For non-commercial work you do on your own there's really no real limits on what open source you take and use, and that's great, yeah.
To you, a small car is normal.
What does "free" mean in the headline? Because according to the FAQ, this is a subscription service.
And yet you fail to name something.

What tomoyoirl said is correct. Musk's talent is mainly in raising hype which results in incredible funding. he's definitely the most successful person at that since Steve Jobs.

Everyone that ever worked in large enterprise knew that Twitter would be fine after the mass terminations. The only thing you lose at that point is the ability to maneuver, the platform will be mostly automated and barring incompetence or malice, things will just keep chugging along with a skeleton crew.
What matters is that the labels are different on each side of the equation.

That contradicts your suggestion that we should use the intuitive meaning of the words and it contradicts your suggestion to 'just use "credit" for any increase, and "debit" for any decrease'.

Let's say a company raises equity (i.e it issues new shares), money comes into the bank account. In traditional terminology that would result in:

debit bank
credit equity

According to your suggestions, however, raising equity would result in

increase bank
increase equity

This violates the principle that the sum of labelAs need to cancel out (or balance out) the sum of labelBs. And this is why I said that you're changing the logic.
The Phantom Game Console
Gemini AI Chatbot with Generative UI
This philosophy isn't new for them, but they just sent out an email an hour ago that said:

> Beginning May 1, 2024, stories with AI-generated writing (disclosed as such or not) are not allowed to be paywalled as part of our Partner Program.

> Accounts that have fully AI-generated writing behind the paywall may have those stories removed from the paywall, and/or have their Partner Program enrollment revoked.

Original blog post where the philosophy was discussed: https://blog.medium.com/medium-is-for-human-storytelling-not...
I also kind of like the double column approach with positive numbers, since neither party is exchanging "negative money", so it kind of underscores the balanced nature of the transaction.
Do immigrants help or hurt the US economy?
In some countries, violence is censored but sexual content is not.
She sucks though, she's a Sandy Hook truther and her husband is awful too
> Once you get the idea that he doesn't actually care about financial success it all seems pretty reasonable.

Yes, once one throws reason out the window, just about anything becomes "reasonable"
Part of it is 'household formation' among millenials.

Someone asked this question in the Oregon subreddit, about why the demand for housing has gone up so much even if the population has not.

https://oregoneconomicanalysis.com/2023/10/26/household-form...
Should clarify which football. For most of the world football === soccer and that is a much safer sport where career athletes don't end up with concussions.

American Football, like Australian Rugby is a much more violent sport.
I believe that the article is about this RFP for “Contract No. SFMTA-2022-40 FTA” to upgrade the Communications-Based Train Control System (CBTC) or Advanced Train Control System (ATCS). The resolution to create the RFP for the supplier was approved 2023-01-17 (https://www.sfmta.com/reports/1-17-23-mtab-item-14-communica...), and a $36M resolution to create an RFP for a consultant was approved 2023-11-07 (https://www.sfmta.com/reports/11-7-23-mtab-item-11-train-con...). I’m not sure where the actual RFPs are pubished though.
Raspberry pi controller $30, couple of people to make it work - let's say $500k.
Sure... there are loads of things that probably need attention, but maybe you don't need to fix them all at once?
Twinny: Locally hosted (or API hosted) AI code completion for Visual Studio Code
I'm currently reading through "When McKinsey Comes to Town" in the same vein. I recommend it!
> since sugar is more expensive in Europe, they add less of it to the products

I guarantee you that we can afford to spend 90 cents of Euro for 1 Kg of sugar.

Everybody here with a normal income use as much sugar on the kitchen as they want, plus a lot of fructose also.
Why learn new thing when already have thing?
Recreating the Works of Steve Reich and Brian Eno Using JavaScript
I did a similar transition as a freelance, it was not a simple task. I started 7 years ago.

First, I got lucky to be doing data close to where a business case allowed it. Then had to fight my client so that I could _improve_ his best selling marketing campaign. I had to resort to implement explainable ML to convince him the back box was taking the same decisions, and only then adding long tail signals. At the time SHAP did not exist, but its precursor did (interpretableTree by Saabas, I ported it from Python to Scala/Spark because Python scared the client)

This was one-shot. Back to data integration after that.

I participated in an ML challenge, nights and weekends. And developed ideas from there, and personal techniques that I showcased here: http://explicable.ai . Although I didn't make any money from it (I tried, but while people like nice pixels, they don't need them; and I interest mostly engineers, who won't/can't buy it but will definitely want to do the same for themselves)

But it did act as a great portfolio piece. And landed me my first full ML project. It was a very small fixed time contract and ended recently, but I had a lot of fun doing it.

Anyway, this doesn't garantee you the greenest grass. For example, I'm currently looking for a salaried position for personal reasons and it's still tough. Btw if anyone wants to hire an MLE in Paris or remote worldwide, here is my resume: https://benoit.paris/CV_Benoit_Paris_EN.pdf

Now for your question: MOOCs can help a lot, and it's definitely something to put on your CV. Lots of good resources on YouTube as well. Karpathy's stuff is awesome for intuition (see for example LSTMs https://karpathy.github.io/2015/05/21/rnn-effectiveness/). You may also want to widen your focus to breakthroughs in other domains, reading papers and code as they come (UMAP, Nerfs/GaussianSplats). https://paperswithcode.com/ is awesome for that.
Also be sure to continue doing projects you can show a prospective employer in parallel.

TL;DR: Keep at it, but make sure you produce something, even if it's just nice pixels.
Personally I just disable history in everything I use, including the shell and the browser. If something is potentially worth remembering, just save it into a script/make a bookmark.

Not having (persistent) history in a shell actually forces you to think about your workflow, which is a good thing.
Your definition of "fungible" applies to literally everything on the planet. Everything can be exchanged for money and back again. That's not what fungible means. Here's another example to help you differentiate:

* Gold is fungible. Any bar of pure gold (of identical mass) is exactly interchangeable and has an identical value with any other bar of gold.

* Diamonds are not fungible. Every individual stone is unique and must be properly graded by a licensed jeweller. Two stones of the same mass are highly unlikely to have the same value.
No, I’m speaking only of travel required to activate the key. There’s still travel to the activation point for mechanical keyboards. I’ve yet to find a mechanical switch with an activation distance as small as, say, a MacBook (1 mm). Low travel mechanical switches, like from Choco (as others have mentioned) are 1.3mm. Something like a Cherry Red is 2mm.