skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I worked at a high end stereo store in the 90's. When new models of things came out, sometimes the older ones would get sold (or given) to employees as a perk.

I ended up with a 34" 16:9 Sony hi def CRT. No one wanted it. When I went to pick it up, I found out why... the thing weighed over 200 lbs!

I remember getting 3 of my friends to help me move that thing into my second story walk up apartment. I wouldn't be surprised if it's still there.
I realize asking for a new 4.0 release is fair (and the GitLab issue does have a highly upvoted request for a release).

But you can't just call things "dead" for no reason, it's in poor taste. It's feature-complete, not dead!
Hui, i didn't realize they got $230M from real companies like Microsoft and LG.

Wow wtf.

How?
> WebHardDiskPartitioner

Made me look.
> The institutions should be held liable for this debt, not the tax payer, and our government should not guarantee or subsidize these loans.

Isn't this just "dealer financing" but for college degrees? It's predatory in autos and real estate. Why is it a better fit for education?
The effectiveness of the polio vaccine has been demonstrated for many decades. That now polio is on the rise and the number of morons who are opposed to that vaccine is due to “propaganda”. State sponsored information warfare has taken what was once kooky ideas and spread them in such a way that a significant portion of the population buys into them.

It is wise for you too to read up on state sponsored disinformation campaigns. Obviously the U.S. and others are involved in such campaigns. Obviously the U.S. government and institutions like the NYT have collaborated to sell a version of events. For instance the NYT endorsing the invasion of Iraq.
Thanks!

It worked here, what's your browser?
This is classic correlation is not causation. The thing about correlation is that it could be a causative relationship, or there could be another set of untracked variables that's causing some or all the effects, or it could be unrelated coincidence.

Now, maybe this is a difference between the study and the article. Maybe the study makes stronger claims here than the article does. But I didn't see anything in the article that claimed nor demonstrated causation, only correlation.
"move towards neural nets ... like Tesla"

You sound confused.
Something like GERTY from Moon would be all you need around the home. And you wouldn't need to worry about charging him either.
https://atlasos.net/ - does all that for you.

Furthermore, search github for debloat scripts
From someone with two family members suffering from schizophrenia, fuck you.
Blast from the past. Many sleepless nights playing Dune 2... I think I'll give it another go on dosbox.
Well if somebody is entrapped in a situation and you don't it's their fault you probably ought to have a lot of sympathy for them.
> Nobody does capitalism better than the Americans the South Koreans, and the Japanese(I guess because of the lack of natural resource in their geographies for KR/JP?)

China is not far behind, despite an authoritarian govt.

KR & JP, as well as CH, clearly learned well from Americans.
You should stop using passwords altogether then and move to passkeys. Passwords are on a hot deprecation path.

Hell soon with biometrics and public key crypto you’ll be able to attest that your physically sitting in front of a computer and have an ID issued by a state that matches.
The data is really interestingly presented!
I got a STEM degree and worked as much as I could to pay it as I went (with significant help from my parents as well), essentially doing a "996" style schedule for years on end, and got out of school with no debt. In other words, about as individually responsible as it was possible for me to be. I don't think people should have to do that to get a degree either.
It’s not a moral dilemma. You are a just acting like an engineer looking for black and white answers in the face of real-world muddiness.
Once they get walking wit legs perfected, they can install wheels on those or do whatever wheel thing they want. That will probably be an easier addon.
AWS kills Snowmobile data transfer truck  eight years after driving it onstage
What’s the conspiracy theory? The practice in UAE has long been a matter of public record.
Tesla can't even figure out how to make FSD work with their latest model...
China and Russia are not responsible despite actively enforcing the lack of trust of the people for their governments and authorities with disinformation. Got it, got any more gems to drop on us plebs?
Maybe. In the article the photoshopped images look like as if it was green, but the screenshots from the demo videos look blue to me. The article says that it's cyan. Of course white balance could be way off in any of those pictures.
There's no citation for that claim and it would be unlikely for there to be one.

It's just some dude's personal impression about a subjective matter (a word in transition), and carries no more weight than any other comment being made here.

A more meaningful source would be a usage guide like Garner's Modern English.
Improving the layout of plotnine graphics (Python / matplotlib)
They worked on it long enough to not notice it.
This doesn't make any sense. If that were the case, why don't video recorders have these limitations?
Move fast and discontinue things?
Having cheap food at the store and being eligble for grants, or tax breaks, are all benefits which result from policies with which the beneficiary might not agree.
What you have here is actually only a hypothesis since to be a theory it has to have passed at least some means testing. A more probable reality is that as with Mr. Berliner, all the conservative or even skeptical liberal voices have been suspended, deplatformed, shunned, systematically lied about, fact cked by the woke mob and found wanting. They’re denied equal opportunity by the DEI committee, ostracized or outright fired for daring to question “the narrative”, exercise their constitutional right to free speech or actually tell the truth.
Twenty yeas ago I was a A regular contribution to NPR. I considered it a factual though left leaning arbiter of real news. Now it is little different than MSNBC or CNN as a mouthpiece for democratic party woke-ism that will never admit the truth of their complicity in pushing Hillary’s package deal with the DNC, 50 pseudo-intelligence officials, Adam Schiff’s perjured testimony to the US public and all the other dirty tricks performed by those tasked with taking down a president. The shenanigans have only accelerated and NPR is at the vanguard of providing suppressive fire for perhaps the least competent, most dangerous, unliked and least accountable President in our history. If our federally subsidized organizations fail to recognize their part in this progressive destruction of our social fabric this nation will soon cease to exist.
> The state will not remove your votes

Tell that to Al Gore.
The danger with wanting to polish things before putting them out into the world, is often you never share anything because it's never "done". And you may be polishing something in the wrong direction, which you would know if you put the unpolished version out into the world to get feedback.
I have trouble marshaling any outrage in this particular instance but anyone with a base level of intelligence knew that "Got Milk?" was a paid for advertising campaign while you may not know if some blog or Tik-Tok is the legit opinion of an enthusiast or is pay for play.
Lex Fridman has a long interview [1] with Marc Raibert, CEO of Boston Dynamics, which is really excellent. It might partially or wholly answer your question.

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5VnbBCm_ZyQ
Planet could have easily supported this lifestyle for everyone on the planet in 50s but everyone else but developed nations started a mass reproduction race where population didn't just double but increased tenfold.
What frustrates me is that the user experience with YouTube premium is still worse than with NewPipe.

I have YouTube Premium and I still have NewPipe installed because I don't always want the one-off videos I watch to affect my suggestions.

Also NewPipe has the ability to group the channels I watch.

The YouTube app defaults to auto-play on, and even after turning it off, sometimes it'll turn back on.
ASML profits plunge 40% amid dip in chipmaking tool orders
all squares are rectangles
Small investment. Small impact. Probably worth continued exploration.
It’s a quality of artisans to make the things they make polished and complete. There’s an inherent satisfaction in doing that if it’s your thing. In other words, applying that polish is an end, not a means.
Maybe because gravity isn't a force at all but a consequence of the curvature of spacetime?
> Studies have documented how race is correlated to outcomes in everyday encounters such as traffic stops, employment interviews, rental applications, health care treatment, and school performance.

Traffic stops, employment interviews, rental applications, and health care treatment are not events a single person experiences every day, so even if race was a huge factor in all of them, and "huge" is debatable, this is all besides the point.
Home/end work normally for me but pressing up/down to scroll the page jumps a different amount because they've hijacked it to switch result.

It also means if I've pressed page down, then press down it jumps upwards to the top of the page.

Extremely user-hostile choices.
I would invest in the spider-legged robot to crawl around spaces.

I think human physiology is amazingly multi-purpose, but we don't need to compromise on balanced skills with robots. Every action can have a physiologically tailored robot to do it. Sure, I can see that I would want my personal butler bot to be humanoid, but I think for the vast majority of cases, humanoid is not the optimal solution.

But I also suppose that if I was going for wooing the general public, I would go humanoid for sure. People compare technology against science fiction, not actual practical considerations.
It may not be a scam in that they delivered more or less what they promised.

That said, like most AI startups right now it is a cash grab that might pan out as a longer term product, but likely not.
Quantum states are represented as vectors of length 1 (unit vectors), or corresponding complex numbers, so really just positions on a circle or n-dimensional sphere. To me that makes more sense than talking about roots of negative numbers or negative probabilities, and complex numbers are just a mathematically convenient representation.
That's just anglo spin, sorry - and pretty galling coming from a country where Fox News thrives and propaganda is rife (Judith Miller, anyone?). Same for Britain, dominated for decades by agendas set by Rupert Murdoch's properties.

European traditions in terms of journalism are as good as any. The problems of modern media are the same everywhere: nobody wants to pay for quality journalism, so only people with deep pockets end up footing the bill and hence setting the agenda.
Or, if like me, you end up realizing "why should I have something shipped to my home when I can grab it from a local store for roughly the same price minus shipping".

Specialty items are still hard, but I'm not buying a hammer from Amazon when my local supermarkets all carry it and I can physically inspect and heft the product.

It does seem ridiculous that chain stores still haven't figured out how to have a good online shopping experience.
"Atlas, please deliver this to John."

"Understood, now de-livering John."
A combination of a tracked vehicles and drones then. There's something quite short-sighted and uncreative about assuming bipedal 1-for-1 replacements are the only solution
Yeah, I enjoyed the Honorverse books. Although it's been a while since I read those books, did they have any light delay stuff?

If you liked the Honorverse, check out the Lost Fleet: Dauntless. It describes fleet combat very well, the universe rules are consistent and well thought up. It's written by an ex-Navy captain, so the fleet feels realistic.
Hypocritical - because all the edge-lordiness in the title and writing style is for an audience too.

It comes across as typical anti-individual ("anti-millennial") drivel by a person paralyzed by society out of fear, who now wants to share that paralysis with others.

This kind of paralysis (and writing style) comes from failure - either too much or not enough.

This author should have made a song, a documentary, an app, a painting, a company, documented making a dish from an ancient recipe, recorded themselves doing their first kickflip, made a pixel-art game engine in C, traveled to the Richat Structure to prove that it is/isn't Atlantis, etc. but instead of all that much cooler stuff that would further enlighten themselves and the world, they wrote this projection of insecurity.

"Don't try."

Nobody says this louder than people who either give up too easily or are afraid of challenges. Maybe they've never experienced the fruits of labor when it comes to a personal venture - economic or otherwise.

You really can sell software, get brand deals on a YouTube channel, get sponsored doing action sports, perform on stage in front of thousands, gain fans by living and documenting an incredible life on social media. It's not only possible, but it's a lot more fun than living as a copy/paste bubble jacket drone who has to go to work, who never does or says anything interesting.

The author's choice to not use CSS is not effortless minimalism by the way, it's the same thing as his moody black and white photo example - it's a conscious decision to appear a certain way to an audience.

This article is what a crab in a bucket looks like in the wild. The author is trying hard - they're just putting more effort in keeping contemporaries down than pulling themselves up. A sad state of our youth.
In both cases, private entities provide the bulk of the services, therefore you pay them.

And since you pay a fraction of the actual costs of the service for the public plans, the government subsidizes the rest.

The government is rarely the service provider for most of what they "provide" - roads are built by construction firms, medical care is mostly private doctors (the VA and HHS has some), the TSA is replaced by private firms in some places, and even nuclear missiles are manufactured by companies.
Google will provide AI to military to scan images of disaster to help response
Scrollbar blindness ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24293421 , https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/ihq8c3/scrollb... ) is infuriating to me as a non-Mac user.
httponly cookies are meant to prevent attacks like XSS by preventing access to them from client-side JS. However, they can still be stolen by malware on the device (there's a whole class of them called "cookie stealers"). Generally, they search through the infected machine's filesystem and pull out any cookies they find, or at least cookies that the attacker would be interested in. No client-side JS is required for this, so the httponly attribute doesn't help. There have also some browser extension-based cookie stealers that may work along similar principles. Take a look at this old open source stealer to get a sense of how they work: https://github.com/Alexuiop1337/SoranoStealer/tree/master/So...

Session-Lock and Chrome's DBSC are designed to combat these cookie stealers specifically. The premise is that even if an attacker exfiltrates the token itself, it would not be able to be used because the server would reject it if it is not signed by the correct private key when the network request is made. This private key can (or should) only exist on the legitimate device, not the attacker's machine. There may or may not be ways to extract the private key as well, but in any event, it would be a much more complicated attack.
beep! Official GUI client missing for Linux.
I bought the pro license for Flowbite as well. I like that is has a js library and I think the look and feel works well on admin dashboards, not so much for b2c cases
I wouldn’t do anything until you figure that out. It sounds like you have no backup right now.

Last time I did something like this, I just drag and dropped the directory out of the time machine drive and it worked flawlessly.
I follow /best through RSS and I upvote every single post that I looked at the comments for. Even if I think it's dumb and disagree with it (like in this case), it made me interested in what other people think of it, so it provides value.
Ask HN: Does anyone offer resume reviews?
I am unemployed and recently during an interview, a recruiter mentioned that I come off a lot better in person than on paper.

I was also told something similar by a career counselor at my college.

I've been getting interviews, so I guess my resume is alright, but better safe than sorry.
Maybe it’s just the lighting, but this look like CGI to me.
There’s always one of you. We can’t change anything and secure systems because 3 people out of the 8 billion walking the earth will have a slightly harder time using said systems. You people need to leave the conversation already as you’re not even helping the people you’re trying to help.
Also, give out old phones with old software... if you want to target 90% of the smartphone population, optimize for whatever phone (performance-wise) is in the 10th worst percentile. Also do bandwidth testing on slower speeds... 120mb autoplaying video on mobile is stupid, but stuff like that appears way too often, because noone tests it outside of newest phones on highest speeds possible.
> Humane’s projector lacks color and grayscale depth. Humane’s display a monochrome cyan (blue-green). There is no ability to even highly anything with color. Secondly, they demonstrated very limited grayscale depth; they showed just “on,” “off,” and a half-level. Even if grayscale is theoretically possible with the Humane projector, the ability fo see a grayscale image is severely hampered by using skin as a screen and the lack of contrast due to ambient light.

Not to mention blue is the hardest color to see already. These people are idiots.
For a more lighthearted approach to the topics in this lecture you might want to check out the comic Aaranson created with Zach Weinersmith: http://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/the-talk-3.
I might suggest reading the second and third sentences of the article, which directly refute your interpretation:

>Want to try a craft or artistic hobby? Focus on mastering the skill and enjoy the variety it can provide.

"Focus on mastering the skill" is directly the opposite of "actively suck at what you do and take no pride in your work".

>Let me counter this with an age old adage that is simply true

A thing that is repeated often enough isn't "simply true" just because it's repeated often enough. Perhaps consider the situational applicability and limited-exhaustiveness of pithy proverbs.
> One of my pet peeves is the idea of asking the world to accommodate a situation rather than build solutions that adapt to the world.

While I understand and respect the sentiment, in my opinion human history has been a trend in molding our environment to our advantage. I can drive to a remote hill in Bangladesh from the capital because there are roads that we humans built and maintain. If we kept molding to the environment, such an accomplishment would never be possible.

So yeah, maybe mold to the environment a little bit, but also mold the environment a bit, is the ideal solution.
> "It was pitched to most kids as a panacea for poverty."

Nah, I'm pretty sure the joke that ends in 'The liberal arts major asks, "Would you like fries with that?"' has existed at least since the 1970s-1980s.

[EDIT] The point is not the joke, the point is that, contrary to the parent poster, the public has known for a long, long time that liberal arts degree programs usually didn't lead to high paying jobs for most.
This feels like a big deal. Since ~2004 and the shaming of tables for layout, there's been no mainstream acceptable way to vertically align content that didn't involve some degree of hacking.

I'm hoping after 2 decades of frontend (div soup), backend (over-complicated stacks, NoSQL, etc.), and framework absurdity, we can get back to pragmatic development.
I wish I was idly rich, then I could pay people to write it for me. I guess you'd need to start small, just a couple of ships, get the model rules right, and then try to scale?
No offense but the fashion I like is way more colorful.
Why? Does the Universe care? Why not concentrate on those that have the capacity to care?
Did Jython even ever supported all non pure python libraries? The biggest moat of cpython is huge ecosystem of native libraries such as numpy, scipy, scikit, pillow, pandas, opencv, pytorch, tensorflow etc. This is the reason why PyPy is not mainstream. Without all those libraries and ecosystem around it python wouldn't be that useful and for the same reason Jython wouldn't be that useful even if supporting python3 and having the fastest JVM.
Also, loud.
Ah, thanks for this! I can't edit my parent comment that you replied to any longer unfortunately.

As I said, I only compared the contributors graphs [0] and checked for overlaps. But those apparently only go back about year and only list at most 100 contributors ranked by number of commits.

[0]: https://github.com/ollama/ollama/graphs/contributors and https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/graphs/contributors
Sure. That was also predicted, though: Tesla used to be the EV manufacturer but as everyone moves to EVs then, again, Tesla falls back to being one car manufacturer among many. Competition is not good for Tesla because they don't stand out on price or quality, or anything really apart from the somewhat "tech cool" image the brand has had.

Reality of being... a car manufacturer.
AI-powered 'digital twin' of Earth could make weather predictions at super speed
The new studio that’s developing this:

https://pistolshrimpgames.com/

Here is the blog of creators

https://www.dogarandkazon.com/

Stardocks lawsuite settled in 2019

https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2019/06/stardock-and-star-con...
Boston Dynamics: Hey everyone, we're really excited to show you the great progress we are making in our attempts to re-create the Torment Nexus, from the classic cautionary sci-fi novel Don't Create The Torment Nexus.

Too many responses: Oh, wow, it's so creepy, just like the book! Lol. Anyway, I'm pretty sure it won't turn out as bad as DCTTN. ;-) Best just get on with my day and mostly forget about it then...

(With apologies to Alex Blechman)
And reasons one might be required to already have one, since those are all common things.
Stable Organic Molecule Paves the Way for Next-Gen Fuel Cells
I am pretty sure that the fact of witnessing someone being shot has an impact on your life. Maybe not connected with the data that was implemented here but still
Java is a surprisingly small language
Preparing for the DNA computation paradigm shift
I really like some of their templates and ended up cherry picking parts and rewrote the React to vanilla js. Took me a day or two for the rough change but eventually it feels 'dirty'.