skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It doesn't have to, and you don't have to. There is zero reason why you can't just have the UWB direction finding UI in a different app, even should they not add the hook. The UI/UX change between map oriented passive direction finding from anywhere in the world and camera oriented UWB direction finding only when you're within range is very sharp.

If it could eventually do it within the app that could be pretty neat, but even if it doesn't and just has a button to open the manufacturer's app - just like it currently does to open the maps app - it would be basically as good.

Alternatively, the manufacturer's app can just show a notification to get you into the UWB UI when active proximity mode is enabled and when you are within UWB range.

Apple isn't the only manufacturer to do UWB, and Samsung's UX is pretty similar to this and works just as well.
Extremely interesting paper that runs counter to my experience. In my previous role I ran tens of thousands of classification pipelines similar to those described in the paper, using bert-based models and then running SVMs on top as classifiers. In almost all cases AL techniques such as Least Certainty and Query by Committee dramatically outperformed random sampling. Reading the paper a bit more closely, the two differences that stand out are the use of multiclass classifiers (we transformed multiclass classification problems into a number of binary classification problems in order to improve performance), and the relative simplicity of the datasets used in the paper. That being said, anyone who is doing AL should of course first consider model performance with a randomly-selected subsample of the data!
There was a bit of a conference hiatus worldwide due to the pandemic, but the Clojure community (including Rich) is definitely still active.
Ivy League College Costs Soar to More Than $90k a Year
The OP was talking about complexity:

> These tools are generally much too complex. I don't think that e.g. CMake builds are easier to understand and analyze

From my experience (as a non programmer) CMake is much hearder to debug than autotools.
Wow, this is going be a cluster when people start giving every AI on the internet their credentials.
I recall this being mentioned in Ignition!: An Informal History of Liquid Rocket Propellants [0] :

Boranes are unpleasant beasts. Diborane and pentaborane ignite
spontaneously in the atmosphere, and the fires are remarkably difficult to extinguish. They react with water to form, eventually, hydrogen and boric acid, and the reaction is sometimes violent. Also, they
not only are possessed of a peculiarly repulsive odor; they are extremely poisonous by just about any route. This collection of properties does not simplify the problem of handling them. They are also
very expensive since their synthesis is neither easy nor simple.
But they possess one property which attracted rocket people to
them as hippies to a happening. They have an extremely high heat of
combustion — gram for gram about 50 percent more than jet fuel.

[0] https://www.amazon.ca/Ignition-Informal-History-Liquid-Prope...
I understand your frustration, and device sharing is obviously a missing useful feature.

But I absolutely don't want it to work without 2FA, and if your only 2FA is your phone you have other problems.
You could do that with VMs. Maybe qubes?
What a great story! Hats off to your manager.
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Bitwarden doesn't support certain important things regarding passkeys. [0]

Q: Will passkeys be included if you clone a vault item?
A: Bitwarden will not copy a passkey when completing a clone action.

Q: Are stored passkeys included in Bitwarden imports and exports?
A: Passkeys imports and exports will be included in a future release.

Q: Can I store passkeys in the mobile app?
A: Passkeys support for mobile applications is planned for a future release.

The lack of support for exporting them is especially problematic. KeepassXC has that feature.

[0] https://bitwarden.com/help/storing-passkeys/#passkey-managem...
Once new users gain the ability to downvote stuff, actively engaging in discussions increases the risk of losing karma, and lose the one ability that is not available to new users. So if users perceive the main value of Hacker News as a moderated news feed, it seems the best strategy is to earn their 501 points somehow and lurk after that. Maybe that's why user activity falls off after a few years.
Right. I started this thread by saying it was a potential threat.
No benchmarks, just my anecdotal experience trying to get local LLM's to respond with JSON. The method above works for my use case nearly 100% of the time. Other things I've tried (e.g. `outlines`[0]) are really slow or don't work at all. Would love to hear what others have tried!

0 - https://github.com/outlines-dev/outlines
This sounds like an escrow.
https://www.reuters.com/business/aerospace-defense/faa-says-...

It's a 737-800(NG) delivered in 2015.
France to fine patients €5 for missing GP appointments
These seems like the most interesting thing to come from the post and every time you refresh the comments you will see more people asking about this feature.
Maybe your screen and/or keyboard is adding enough latency that you'll never get good results no matter what software you use. The difference between bad latency and very bad latency isn't so obvious. Have you tried gaming hardware?
But what if there is a bad model that fine tunes with only tools?
I was messing around with friends on Discord around 4 years ago during lockdown, and it hit me you could write a minesweeper message using discord spoiler tags, so I whipped something up in an hour or two and hosting it on github pages, shared it on a couple of servers I was in, and it's still getting traffic regularly

https://igniuss.github.io/det-cord/

It was fun streaming the work to friends who aren't in the IT sphere, some are now studying to get in the industry
Disclaimer: I am and have been a 1Password user for years.

I wish 1Password would include the moral judgement. Had they done that, they might have given me control over my passkeys, including the ability to export them.
Yeah, but I didn't "get" (to the extent that I can without grokking maths) quantum entanglement until I had it explained with this analogy, and then the "but that's not exactly what's happening here" real explanation. Leading with the complicated (albeit correct) wave form collapse explanation spun my head around and got me nowhere.

Good pedagogy (like, you know, science itself) starts simple and adds complexity as you dive deeper into the subject.
US is 15th in median wealth and it's population exceeds the 14 countries ahead combined. That's a big target.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_wealth_pe...

Your question seems like a false dichotomy.
Well, if they want a federal document that makes sense, and yeah I don't think the fed issues that, we're too stratified so there's no such thing as a federal marriage license afaik.
This is really an unfortunate name - literally „snot“ in German.
I didn't realize that the active user tenure is this low (one year) since I frequently come across veteran users.

On a similar note, sometimes i wonder where the high profile users who leave the platform move into (if anything), there doesn't seem to be a lot of options. Do they switch to alt accounts? turn into lurkers? maybe go off the grid?
Agreed. Dozens of companies have built and sold "business intelligence" tools and report builders and visual query interfaces, all promising to ease the interface between man and data and make information easily accessible.

And then every one of these tools turns out to only be usable (barely) by some "data analysts" and never by the executives to whom the system was originally sold.
I want a flexible native UI framework without it requiring me to use a custom programming language
Always wanted to do cool stuff like Jimmy Neutron, I guess programming is as close as I can get, not bad at all.
That's cool! I am looking at this and seeing another issue with AirTag: I actively use the feature on Tile where I can use the Tile on my keychain to find my phone by pushing the button, and I guess AirTags is entirely missing that feature.
If the experiment is re-run, but it'd never be noticed if it the results were simply cited and taken as proved.
Almost 4 frames (if you are talking a 16ms frame) right?
Chrome 124: The new SEC-CH-UA-Form-Factors client hint
Yes it’s an absolutely crazy coincidence that the moon is the correct proportion to its distance that results in perfect total eclipses.

I remember learning this fact in an astronomy class and that we’re not aware of this happening anywhere else in our solar system.
How does one prove one isn’t married? Is it a sworn statement, or is there something else?
I'm guessing this works exactly the same way as Apple's "Findable After Power Off" feature [1]. If the phone "dies" the battery still has some reserve to display the "charging needed" screen when the power button is pushed, along with sending location. Additionally, it can use the Find My network [2] where other devices that are powered on can relay the proximity device's location using their own location.

1. https://www.theverge.com/22697218/iphone-apple-ios-15-find-m...
2. https://developer.apple.com/find-my/
Means snot in German
That was absolutely amazing and it was "just" a video. I wish I could get to see it again (saw it only once as a kid).
Ah yes. Have you tried out instructor [0] or Guidance [1]?

[0]: https://github.com/jxnl/instructor/

[1]: https://github.com/guidance-ai/guidance/tree/main
Is it only pleasant when the library already exposes itself via gobject, or also pleasant if the library is just a C API?
From the book:

(Warning: Spoilers ahead)

> The next day I told Parry that I was flattered but would not make pentaborane. He was affable, showed no surprise, no disappointment, just produced a list of names, most of which had been crossed off; ours was close to the bottom. He crossed us off and drove off in his little auto leaving for Gittman's, or perhaps, another victim. Later I heard that he visited two more candidates who displayed equal lack of interest and the following Spring the Navy put up its own plant, which blew up with considerable loss of life. The story did not make the press.
On the flip side, AwesomeWM or Xmonad users like us are stuck with Xorg for the foreseeable future. Maybe not a problem for here and now, but a concern in the long term for sure. Shame that the barrier to entry to creating an independent WM for Wayland is so high that very few exist yet and none that can substitute those two (yes I am aware of Sway).
There should be a config seeting. The 2nd time within 2 minutes that your phone is called from [other phone number] it will ring with increasing loudness, regardless of other settings. (Enable/disable)
It's only available with Mono?
I'm pretty sure that's intentional. ;)
Regarding CSS and layout in general, there is a concept of sizers and spacers in wxWidgets that makes layout far easier to grok for the average dev. That being said, it does (sadly) add to code bloat which is where CSS excels, IMO.
Startup raises $1.9M to revolutionize concrete production
I love how simple and elegant is this to use:
https://github.com/tidwall/neco/blob/main/examples/echo-serv...

I was going to actually implement an echo server for load balancer health checks with minimal memory usage, but never considered doing it in C but I might just use it! Thank you so much.
You require to send a message through Discord to get your PDS federated. Is this real?
Where does the farming come in for Akron - because everything had rubber tires?
When doing what for instance?

I've never founded a company in Switzerland but it didn't seem that hard, talking with people who did. As an individual most of the things I've had to do (residence permit, taxes...) are also quite straightforward.
If you haven't revisited it since those days, Plasma 5 eventually achieved a reputation for being relatively light-weight - a default session was, at some points (maybe still is), lighter than XFce, getting it design wins on lower-powered ARM devices like the Pinebook at the time.

This was the result of projects like Plasma Mobile, and also the community intentionally focusing on hardware vendors and embedded as a growth area (as now seen with deployments like the Steam Deck or Mercedes-Benz cars).

Criticism of KDE 4 as bloated is well-taken, but we've since done quite a lot to repent :-) Disclaimer: I'm a KDE contributor.
I recall reading that is a remarkable and fortunate coincidence. Cannot find citation at the moment.
It's also "temporary" (moon's orbital radius increases ~4cm/year)
interesting, i was wpf old hat and had to justify it vs winui3 (directly) and maui

they are both too new
It seems they're fully aware of it - the logo in the website is a nose emoji.
Thanks! For the card-shaped one I might actually try that one out and switch. I actually was just adding a thing to my comment about how the location finding thing is certainly useful but not as good as a loud speaker as it doesn't support a Z axis for some silly reason, so I don't really care. But, honestly, the flat versions of the Tile have an issue where the speaker wires can get broken slightly by flexing in the wallet (I took one apart to diagnose this once) and so I could see trying a competitor, as this is the same thickness!!
Aggressive outsourcing is hilariously out of touch.

Western consultancies win contracts to build IT systems. The project is outsourced to India for low cost. Indian outsourcing team hires the cheapest talent possible. Cheap talent provides cheap quality. Website is bloated and slow. Some person on the internet uses these systems, hates it and develops a strong negative bias for all Indian (replace with any 3rd world country) talent.

On the other hand, Indian Govt hires the competent Indians at fair prices. (These aren't even our best or that well paid). It treats them with (moderate) respect and allows them to own their projects. Indian Govt. websites turn out to be seamless, performant and handle 10x the scale of western IT systems. This is a recent phenomenon, but India's digitization of railways, covid management, aadhar, social welfare and UPI has been best in class.

Reminds me of when westerners visit India, eat at the most suspicious looking street food place, and inevitably get sick. You never want your street food (programmers) to be cheaper than the bar set by local middle class (or their taxes). Yeah, outsourcing will save money. But, have some standards.

You get what you pay for.
Interestingly enough the empire fell when the Vector 4 suffered the same fate of Commodore (albeit later) when the Vector 4 specs were leaked. Although, there were a few blunders on the wikipedia page but this was also indicative of the era during the IBM PC / DOS dominance.

[https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vector_Graphic
John Barnett, the Boeing quality assurance whistleblower who was found dead in his car from an allegedly self-inflicted gunshot wound, said "I'm not going to set foot on an airplane today."

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/12/business/john-barnett-boe...

"They hire these people off the street, dude ... fucking flipping burgers for a living, making sandwiches at Subway," one mechanic marveled of his colleagues; another regaled the narrator with tales of co-workers who came to work high on "coke and painkillers and weed" because no one had ever had a urine test. Asked if they would fly the 787 Dreamliner; just five of 15 answered yes, and even the positive responses did Boeing no favors: "I probably would, but I have kind of a death wish, too."

https://prospect.org/infrastructure/transportation/2024-03-2...
> I don't want to try, but what happens if you ask for a Muslim boss? I wouldn't be surprised if it's a terrorist. Or "feminist boss" be a ball breaking, man hating matron.

It doesn't generate one for either query.
To the folks who missed the nose next to the name of the app, I needed a second look.
This is a very shallow opinion. I, personally, avoid electron-js apps like the plague. Having 500 MB of RAM wasted by something as trivial as MS Teams or Insomnia is horrendous.
ElectronJS apps tend to be not only inefficient but also much less reliable and poorly designed.
FWIW, "It won't be supported by GrapheneOS. (...) Bluetooth still has to be configured and enabled by the OS to make it work that way."

https://discuss.grapheneos.org/d/11520-android-find-my-devic...
I find recently published academic papers are using a more modern format/layout, and have abandoned the 2 column format. It’s probably just a slow process getting people to adapt to change, and I doubt they go back and change the layout of older papers.
The amount of money I pay for Xfinity is astonishing. I think my gigabit internet bill is around $130 or so with all of the fees etc.

I used to pay something like 70 for gigabit when I lived in TX.
This seems like a clandestine promotional post
Is this to be trusted with things that have to be accurate such as a subpoena ?

Besides, I feel like a data analyst should be able to know what questions to ask, not just how to translate business requests to sql.
*taps finger to forehead* You can't have a replication crisis if every paper is a new thing without retesting old conclusions. :p

From my brain's obsessive make-a-fun-analogy circuit:

1. Our research shows we can count umbrellas in aerial photos to predict future rainfall. This Predictive Aggregate Umbral Coverage will revolutionize climatology!

2. Our new research using PAUC [1] shows the country of Elbonia will become a desert in a decade.
My favorite is when someone gets arrested without ID and uses the name/info of someone they know but don’t like. Bonus points if they look somewhat similar at first glance.

That can be really fun to untangle.

[https://www.wbir.com/article/news/crime/tennessee-woman-stea...]
And who collects the transaction fees? The same people who benefit from the illusion of trading volume.

It’s a rigged game around the world’s worst stored procedure database presented as some sort of magical truth machine.
How you read "X is an option to try and stop this" as "it's not possible" is about as ridiculous as wanting other people to spoon-feed you a solution.

Stop using Google services if you don't want to be tracked by Google tracking services.
know more on:
https://www.ctrlhq.in/2024/04/cyber-hygiene-essential-practi...
So if someone steals my password, they can now find out exactly where I am? And factory reset my device now.

Perhaps some combination of no 2FA IF you are a trusted contact that I've specifically added to the account would be safer.
You're correct, this is the opinion I was trying to get across in my original comment about the inequity in the German system relating to limited liability firms.
A simplified version can be presented as a game for white hat hackers to get some exposure. (Something like, the first 100 that get the flag at the end of the maze get a 10% discount???)
Interesting! I wonder how long ago (if ever) eclipses weren't even possible
For anyone interested, I'm actually in the middle of building a spiritual successor to ElephantSQL for hobbyists:

https://mkdb.sh
outbound bandwidth on say, "cloud" providers like aws. it can be very expensive. we have been actively reducing our installer sizes, for our costs (edge, cdn, some internal egresses), customer bandwidth, and basically giving a shit and doing a decent job. rare stuff these days
Is there any specific benefit of using this instead of GNU stow besides the Windows support(for Linux/OS X only folks)?
Add it to the toolkit!
Putting my tinfoil hat on, this explains why Google was okay adding a toggle to location access for apps on Android. They don't need your device to send them their location anymore, they'd only need you to be in range of an UWB or BLE device.
cool project. Can we see some example magic cards created? thanks!
( serious answer )

It makes driving a lot more relaxing in a way that you don't appreciate until you get used to it. My feet are off the pedals and can stretch, I don't have to steer so my attention is only partly on the road ( the interior camera monitors to see if you're looking ahead and not on your phone for example ) If I have to change the music I don't have to worry about the car in front of me suddenly braking etc.

I've been using FSD for years now at day and night and I think it's been ready for Level 3 going straight on Interstates/highways for a while now. The latest update significantly improves taking turns along a route.

I commented on this thread elsewhere that I wish there was a standard suite of requirements for all automakers to certify the self-driving levels on their cars. Otherwise, I feel too much of the discussion is being polluted by people who agree or disagree with Elons politics.
(I’ve worked in an AOT for .NET and I’m a JIT expert.)

Even if you compile MSIL to native, you’re compiling to the GC’s ABI, which is definitely very different from what Vala and Swift do.
Moto g30 without cell modem but with enabled WiFi easily gets two weeks of the runtime without much of display time.

My RAZR MAXX could sit for months on the one charge (with already busted battery) without any cell activity.

So if you don't need the display and a hungry wireless tech to keep on constantly you can have enough juice for days, even when the phone is no longer in the power profile to have a full run.
It is ridiculous for Google to release a new tag finding app today without UWB support and without even mentioning UWB at all as a future feature. Sure, Google could link to third party apps, but they're not. Sure, manufacturers could do it themselves, they could have done it three years ago, but they didn't and they still aren't. I'm asking why none of this happened. It's irrelevant whether someone theoretically could have done it or might do it later.
What do you mean with being a bad model?

If the model is really good at tool use, then it will broadly useful as it needs capabilities to generate the tool definition. So, there should be some transferability.
I can't remember if it was a comedian or just some other person I'd seen a quote from; but they basically joked about how teacher's always said to pay attention and do well in school, or you would grow up to be a garbageman, but the teacher failed to tell you that garbagemen earned more than the teacher did.
parsimony is an eternal virtue, except in Gnomorrah
The OS needs to track whether shift is pressed anyway, because shift is also used as a modifier key for mouse inputs (e.g. selecting text with shift+drag). If the keyboard also keeps track of it, it's duplicating work and introducing the possibility of de-synchronization.
Hahaha. Fuck. The history of pentaborane is littered with human tragedy. What an appropriate compound for this troubled age.
Geek Squad Layoffs
From working in government, “no, they don’t care about doing it the right way.” The people who get hired are, largely, the ones who will work for the lower salary paid, and plenty lack enough experience and/or capability to even do what they need to. At least in IT.
Thanks! Wasn't aware of that link. :)
I would have reached for Python/Perl at this point, just because something can be done with bash and sed doesn't mean it should (not a diss, you got it done so you were right)
1. To simplify manufacturing for different markets that have different keyboard layouts. Most keyboard controllers in the world are not programmable but are fixed-function, with the matrix defined by the chip's manufacturer even.

2. For multilingual users. Allows them to switch keyboard layout easily.
Even many European programmers switch to US-ANSI to get easier access to programming-language symbols such as ~ ^ [ { } ] , and back to type in their native layout which could have other symbols on those physical keys.
Cold fusion was a fraud on the level of the recent room temperature superconductor. Impractical science is completely different from fraudulent science.
Wonderful message and reminder