skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
reminds me of this: https://news.bloomberglaw.com/antitrust/googlers-told-to-avo...
> We have huge screens, we're not in the 80s anymore

Huge screens are useful to show more content e.g. multiple buffers, ancillary information (like docs).

I’m not interested in wasting that additional work space in emptiness because you can’t keep to reasonable line lengths.

I use 4 spaces and short lines because it naturally limits how far I can drift rightwards before I need to refactor or rethink what I’m doing.

Thought I’ll readily confess that rust can be mildly annoying there: lots of things require additional blocks, and the affordances of function scope around split borrows can make extracting utility functions awkward.
The incompetence will generally get you stuck in step 1, ignorance: law looks great because designers don't see deficiencies. Step 2 is progress: now you're wittingly incompetent. Step 3 is a misguided solution to 2 but the incompetence is that designers still deeply believe that step 1 was essentially a great plan.

Shielding yourself is a naive, human reaction. It isn't intrinsically malicious. This is where they slowly start realizing their good intentions result in a weapon of mass surveillance. I'm hoping for step 4 where they find a way to mitigate 2 for all people. One way would be: retract 1 altogether.
Colloquially, I would say the shop is called a chemists, but the person working there is a pharmacist.
Quick and clear explanation: https://css-tricks.com/leading-trim-the-future-of-digital-ty...
Really nice and beautiful site!
> why

Un-empathetic leadership + lack of unionisation?
They have been that good for a while
Why would they?

Remember, this is Florida, the place where they banned local laws requiring heat-protection measures for outdoor workers. Expect things to get worse, much much worse.
Funding secured?
Know it when I see it. Goodhart's law shows that any other definition will be gamed.
Thanks!
> It's fairly straightforward to write a websocket endpoint in whatever backend you have

It indeed solves half of the problem, but managing websockets for thousands of users is not that trivial IMO
Sure, in theory. But if you move so fast that you already are running the base 8x22B model from last week, you can easily fix this.

I've long thought that if you want reproducibility and reliability, you need to pin your deps.

So, IMO, the change is very much worth it to reduce confusion going forward.
Your submissions are blatant spam and careless. The most successful Show HN submissions are those that go into detail on how you went from point A to point B.

You're promoting multiple products using a disingenuous tone.

> Now, after extensive research on AI, I developed a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) and tested it against my previous projects. The results were astounding! The AI Marketing Team excels at conducting research, crafting engaging social media posts, and uncovering hidden channels with growth potential.

Where is your proof of these astounding results?

Several of your Show HN posts are articles, while others are spam.

This has nothing to do with HN but you and how you behave on this site. Self-promotion for the sake of getting clicks/attention simply isn't part of this communities DNA.
Thankfully there's a trend of new programming languages including their own formatters, thus solving the problem once and for all.
The Cold War wasn't really over (of course hindsight is 20/20, but I always found the naive "we won the Cold War" mindset of the US and Western European countries a bit naive as an East German). If anybody "won the Cold War" it was the Eastern European countries which managed to escape the Soviet/Russian influence (which also never really stopped of course, but just moved underground).

And also: globalisation was already a thing during the Cold War, just with different poor countries to be exploited. I guess globalisation will only be over when all countries reach the same economic equilibrium, or as Neal Stephenson put it so eloquently in Snow Crash: "...once the Invisible Hand has taken away all those historical inequities and smeared them out into a broad global layer of what a Pakistani brickmaker would consider to be prosperity..." ;)
It looks very relevant to my problem!
Have you used it? is it production-ready?
“Well actually, your sick wife couldn’t have gotten sick when she got sick”

I know I said I wouldn’t respond to this but I can’t not. Do you understand how unkind you’re being? You don’t understand how postcovid works because nobody does. Maybe it’s not caused directly by the virus but by the immune response, or something else entirely, or a combination of 7 things, who knows. I’m telling you it started the day after her third jab. This is n=1 stuff, not generalizable science, but you’re suggesting that my wife is imagining things for 2 years and counting now, which you can apparently diagnose by reading an internet comment or two, and I’m saying it’s not nice to piss on people with real problems like that. Please try to be less dismissive.
Show HN: JustDeploy open source application to deploy your app on your server
JustDeploy simplifies deployments on your own server from your app source.
I consider line wrapping to also be part of a sufficiently smart editor, and line limits should also go away in an ideal world.

The limiting factor on line length should be "is this too complex for your coworkers to understand"
It wasn't an issue with gambling or probabilities. It was an issue with machines that took receipts saying "you've won $x" and paid out $x.
Depends on how big you make x.
Seeing people working overtime with the idea it may pay in the future always put a smile on my face. Luckilly new generations are not that stupid and they are much more hesitant to do it than boomers or even millenials.
I don't think it's a joke. The possessive plural is a disaster in American English
Graphene was insanely hyped close to two decades ago though. Every other month you'd hear stories of things that could be disrupted by it. That was my recollection, though could be biased and me misremembering. But it feels like a valid question, especially since it has been two decades.

Relevant section from Wikipedia https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Graphene :

> In 2004, the material was rediscovered, isolated and investigated at the University of Manchester,[13][14] by Andre Geim and Konstantin Novoselov. In 2010, Geim and Novoselov were awarded the Nobel Prize in Physics for their "groundbreaking experiments regarding the two-dimensional material graphene".[15] High-quality graphene proved to be surprisingly easy to isolate.

Graphene has become a valuable and useful nanomaterial due to its exceptionally high tensile strength, electrical conductivity, transparency, and being the thinnest two-dimensional material in the world.[4] The global market for graphene was $9 million in 2012,[16] with most of the demand from research and development in semiconductor, electronics, electric batteries,[17] and composites.

There is also a section about applications that expands on it a bit.
Taking over could be powerful if well prepared. These couragous activists probably lacked experience in efficient protest modes and why they work
The structure of this advert for Tucker Carlson’s telegram channel is hilarious. Pause: now let me tell you how to think based on what you just heard. “We believe him”, etc… good lord
Hmm? You have not changed alignment, as all your lines of code start on the same integer indentation boundary. You just moved the operator to the beginning of the line, and changed the bug between the two examples.

Either you misunderstood what we mean by alignment (single whitespace separating operators and operands are not alignment), or maybe you tried to indent the first string literal further to align the string literal start boundaries. I sincerely hope it wasn't the latter...

Putting the operator on the second line, at the same indentation level, is a perfectly fine, indentation- and alignment-agnostic stylistic choice, and has its uses.
to be clear, the main point I was trying to make was that the penetration is more about the marketing and public engagement in the story, not the direct meatbag spectators.

I agree that in actuality, the bridge protest did get more coverage and engagement. however, wonder how much of that was perceived favorably. My perception is that traffic shutdowns get a lot of views specifically because it outrages people who empathize more with the commuters. I know it is easier to imagine myself as someone late for work in traffic on the 880, than blocking a highway, or in Gaza.

For what it is worth, I did see the office protest in a non HN feed when it was ongoing, although I dont recall which. I searched, but couldnt find early coverage because the story is generating increasing coverage do to the arrest, and then subsequent firings.[1]

I suspect your original proposal of resignation and press conference would get the least coverage and engagement of all three options, simply because it lacks the emotional hook/outrage component.

https://trends.google.com/trends/explore?date=today%201-m&ge...
Even the Aria docs say you should rely on semantics and only use Aria for when that's not possible...

I'd much rather use a <button> that exposes itself as such and has well known interaction functions, then create my own div and have to handle the clicks, keyboard navigation, navigation shortcuts and so on... That actually requires a lot more knowledge than HTML semantics, and unless you test frequently with expert and non-expert assistive tech users, you won't know what kind of UX issues you'll be creating for them...
Indeed I think the advice around calibrating fonts is not going to work if the text is long or has an unusual arrangement of ascenders and descenders. The reality is that centring is very context specific.
Tetragrammaton, Tetracys

> Bless us, divine number, thou who generated gods and men! O holy, holy Tetractys, thou that containest the root and source of the eternally flowing creation! For the divine number begins with the profound, pure unity until it comes to the holy four; then it begets the mother of all, the all-comprising, all-bounding, the first-born, the never-swerving, the never-tiring holy ten, the keyholder of all.

> By that pure, holy, four lettered name on high,
nature's eternal fountain and supply,
the parent of all souls that living be,
by him, with faith find oath, I swear to thee.
Graphene isn’t called carbonene, but, via graphite, indirectly derived from the Greek word γράφειν (to write)

To be consistent, they’d derive from the Greek word for gold, which is [1] χρυσός (chrysós).

[1] or at least similar to. My greek isn’t good, and that’s an understatement.
Yes, but that doesn't necessarily mean fidelity levels are recursive.

At macro scales this reality behaves as if continuous. It's only at low fidelity levels, and specifically at points of interaction, that it becomes discrete.

So if we are in a simulation, it seems to be one of a reality where real computing would have been possible. Given we almost certainly won't have access to real computers, it's unlikely we'll be simulating our own reality anywhere near as detailed as this one.
It's a lost opportunity that you didn't repurpose the CD drive opening as a full-size SD card slot!

Nicely done regardless.
Philosophy tries to find principles that transcend cultural norms and values. Bernard Russel was born and raised with values of the Victorian era and he would feel OK with current values.

The cultural change in the last 20 years has been wild, but if you had a humanistic universal ethics point of view, instead of cultural norms you were raised with, nothing has fundamentally changed.
This A400M dropping a Do-DT25 for example:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQeEWi_dTSs
People can treat Jews differently. The UN can be flawed as an institution. Nations can be severely hypocrites when it comes to internal matters.

All of these can be true while at the same time the Israeli system of governance can be deemed akin to a genocide.
Seems to be this:

https://www.lionsos.org/

https://github.com/au-ts/lionsos

> LionsOS is aimed at embedded, IoT and cyberphysical systems and is designed to be formally verifiable, adaptable to a wide class of use cases in the target domain, while at the same time setting the benchmark for performance of microkernel-based operating systems. We aim to achieve all three goals by a highly modular yet ruthlessly performance-oriented design and strict adherence to the time-honoured KISS principle.
How the American Workforce Got Hooked on Adderall
Of course - clamshell mode! They don't connect half the data bus from each chip. Also explains how they fit it on the card so easily without (and cheeply).
>if they could not come to a consensus, would have to take it before the Master, Doug Lenat, who would think for a bit, maybe draw some diagrams on a whiteboard, and come up with the Right Representation

So looks like Cyc did have to fall back on a neural net after all (Lenat's).
Fallback fonts are a legacy of the past though, in an era where everybody ships at least hundred of kilobytes of JS and images (when it's not tens of megabytes, but this is another topic…) there's no good reason to specify a font and hope it will be found on the customer's OS: ship the font you're using.
A Spy Site Is Scraping Discord and Selling Users' Messages
I strongly agree with the title of the article. RAG is very interesting right now just as an example of how technology moves from being just fresh out of academia to being engineered and commoditized into regular out of the shelf tools. On the other hand I don't think it's that important to understand how embeddings are calculated, for the beginner it's more important to showcase why they work and why they enable simple reasoning like "queen = woman + (king - men)" and the possible use cases.
Nah, semantics are worthless. The whole semantic web idea never took off for good reasons, HTML5 semantic tags don't have any meaningful semantics and you can't even reliably remove boilerplate from HTML without ML pipelines (a basic use case you'd expect any "semantic" document format to nail easily). Then the invention of LLMs killed it twice over.

HTML is a graphics rendering language in denial about its true nature.

Grid took a long time because everything takes a long time when you have to align mutually competing organizations and there's no profit motive involved with the actual work itself. There's no real technical benefits to CSS layout over table tags. A table tag isn't a heavy object. CSS cascade calculations on the other hand ...
Hopefully you never have any responsibility of setting up law outside the United States.
Startup Idea: Reverse Amazon
This assumes that the natural world isn't itself simulated, or it's not a second natural world, but an nth natural world.

Turtles all the way down.
Slight correction to the title: the fractal is not a single molecule, but composed of many copies of a molecule which self-assemble to form a fractal. (Though the difference is very minor, and arguably irrelevant for many purposes.)
What would a universe look like where everything can be perfectly simulated in real time? I guess an empty universe would work. Or a universe that is a boring state machine.
16 inch

Was nobody wearing boots?

If no one was feeling brave enough to yeet it out a window, they could have just stopped on it a few times and it would have been over with.

Guess punctuality isn't everything over there. A 17 minute delay was the right call.
Thin gold layers are green, this looks red if you look at the beaker.

There are spectral data available in the original publication https://www.nature.com/articles/s44160-024-00518-4
They managed to successfully do this thing - change company policies - in the past, they didn't perceive the change in tone and morals of the company in the last 10 years.
If you are talking about non-small matrix multiplication in MKL, is now in opensource as a part of oneDNN. It literally has exactly the same code, as in MKL (you can see this by inspecting constants or doing high-precision benchmarks).

For small matmul there is libxsmm. It may take tremendous efforts make something faster than oneDNN and libxsmm, as jit-based approach of https://github.com/oneapi-src/oneDNN/blob/main/src/gpu/jit/g... is too flexible: if someone finds a better sequence, oneDNN can reuse it without major change of design.

But MKL is not limited to matmul, I understand it...
> * those who want to wield power over you

With shenanigans like this, it's easy to forget that the EU is a democratic institution. At least on paper, Europeans wield power over themselves.

It's good to be wary and have a healthy dose of skepticism, but let's not get nihilistic. I'd rather be naive and trust myself and the democratic system I live in, assume good intentions from anonymous strangers and even politicians.

Because what is the alternative? How would you organize society if everyone but personal friends or [..] individuals you have a one on one relationship with deserves distrust?
Not only that, if the simulation theory is true, than it's most likely that there are more levels of simulations and we live in one of the many simulations within simulations. I've read somewhere that this could be more probable than the chance of living in an original first universe. Btw, this is esoteric, but NDE-s usually speak of akashic records, whereby everything in this universe is being recorded and can be revisited.
Thank you for the detailed answer, you're awesome.

Electric-SQL, Convex, and Triplit are definitely relevant, and I'll dive deep into understanding their pros and cons.
In the meantime, I found another relevant one: https://squid.cloud/, which has a slightly different approach, more like full BAAS.

On one end, it can save me some time; on another, it's another stack my R&D needs to be familiar with.
Also reminds me of how Plague Inc (a Miniclip game, pretty good if you haven't played) was very realisitc at modelling disease outbreaks, during ebola and covid times, prompting the makers to put out a statement.

[0] - https://arstechnica.com/gaming/2020/01/plague-inc-maker-dont...
> but not having to add 25% more DOM elements to fake a table layout

I'm not the most current, but as I remember in CSS tables those table-internal elements generate the needed anonymous boxes of rows, tbodys and such, when those arent't specified:

https://drafts.csswg.org/css-display/#example-d11b97c3
Cisco IMC CLI Command Injection Vulnerability
But why care about whether your daughter's site is indexed. Share it with friends and if there is actually interesting content on there they will share it further. This whole idea that search engines are the be all and end all of being on the web and once you have visitors you need to somehow capture them is a big part of what is wrong with the web IMO. I much prefer a more organic web where people put themselves out there and don't worry much about it becoming popular or worse, profitable. Do it for yourself or a select group of people you actually know and can interact with, not faceless Referrer: google visitiors.
No, they generally do not.
I’d have liked a bit more on the visual (and subjective part, this is probably also there the issues lies, apart from bugs) alignment aspect. The first apple example seems pretty well centered to me for example.

I’d like to use system fonts more often, but apart from the vendor brand fonts like Segoe or San Francisco they are pretty terrible to use all around.

So choosing a custom font and fitting everything around it seems like the solution for now. Apart from that, I’d like to see more support for leading-trim, which will help make things better, at least on the web. https://medium.com/microsoft-design/leading-trim-the-future-...
Which is a bit sad imo. There is a place for both competencies within most organizations I feel. But as JS has taken over more and more of the frontend, suddenly you need to have a masters degree in astrophysics to build a website and those with more of an eye for design and details get pushed out or become disillusioned and go somewhere else, leaving the app/website in an even worse state now that there is nobody left to give a damn.
42 Balloons: New musical follows man who flew over LA in a garden chair
Planck length is where quantum gravity overtakes a nonrelativistic theory, quantum stuff happens on a 25 orders of magnitude larger scale. For comparison: the universe is about as much bigger than you.
Of course, that is a fair criticism. However the American government has repeatedly made representations on behalf of American companies and even negotiated entire trade deals with provisions for specific American companies effectively embedded. So it's important to keep that in mind is all I'm saying.
Holy shit these are really high quality and basically in realtime on a 4090. What a time to be alive.
ahhh didn't see that one. Perfectly makes sense ! Thx for explaining.
Now in product hunt!! https://www.producthunt.com/posts/explainit
Remember that if someone else is made worse off, logically you must now be better off. /s

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zero-sum_game
True, it will be easier next time because new llms allow to better searching through papers.

Having said that - the tradeoff with getting into a new field is that there is 50 years of history to dig through, and by the time you know exactly what you’re looking for, you don’t need to find it really. Although a better math framework or another approach would help a bit for sure.

I think in the future it will be way easier with better llm searches. Gpt right now fell short in finding some stuff, but it was already very useful in giving me an overview of the field.
Reducing unnecessary head CT scans for anticoagulant/anti-platelet patients
> Except... the problem is: this is not a problem that needs fixing. If Google was doing something illegal

Every law changes something, making it legal or illegal. If changes weren't allowed we'd be stuck in one situation forever. Things become legal or illegal all the time so they don't and shouldn't change just when they're illegal. Usage of encryption could be illegal, and consuming drugs could be legal. And at some point it was legal/normal to decide people's rights based on gender, color, or sexual orientation.

"Fixing" these problems is down to the morality of the observer. In a free society the law usually follows the morality of society or majority but with some significant inertia.
This may be hard to understand today, but you need to remember that a lot of these kids were already worshiping the devil due to backward messages that satanic heavy metal bands were hiding in their music.

It was a tough time to be a kid. I’m just happy so many of us made it through.
this thing in portrait mode might do the trick: https://youtu.be/CsoKWsZ-Tyw?si=LkUHiqIF429v8h6Y
Pop _OS
It doesn't mention anything on the main github page, but this can be installed with:

brew install oolite
I don't understand why an Income Sharing Agreement would be classified as loans. They seem more like equity than debt; the amount that students would pay depends on their future income, and can be arbitrarily small or large (right? or maybe I am misunderstanding the terms of these agreements).

I had thought that debt is when you have to pay back at least the "principal" no matter what, and equity is when the financier shares the risk of you failing. Maybe that's not correct, though?

Does the definition of a "loan" include any sort of financing, even if the amount that needs to be "paid back" to the "lender" can be arbitrarily small or large? That would make equity financing a special case of debt.