skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I recently got mine out of the stash of "things for future projects" and I wanted to program it using PlatformIO and the RTOS SDK, but that's terribly outdated, with parts of that stack newer and it just doesn't work. Should I use the Arduino framework? That's boring, I did that already with arduino boards. Or maybe I should install the official Espressif toolchain and try the RTOS framework there? It is a bit dated, but I guess if the hardware didn't change, the software doesn't have to either. If anyone wants to give a recommendation, I want to make a system that listens to an endpoint (EC2 atm) and sends wake on lan packets to my devices that join a VPN after booting, so I can access them from anywhere.
> Poincaré once said that math isn't about numbers, but relationships between numbers

He described math more poetically and profoundly: "the art of giving the same name to different things"
The video's description, channel and host trigger so many "this is a scam" alarms that I'm prevented to watch more than 2m.

Does the guy at any point provides any kind of substantial proof that companies are actually doing that ? I'm curious what it could be.

But maybe it's because my gig has a hard time _actually finding people to hire_ ...
Show HN: I created a beautiful teleprompter for cold calling and sales
I built a beautiful teleprompter to sound more confident on cold calls or videos.
Check it out https://magicscript.vercel.app

I Recently had the experience of recording a quick demo for one of my products, and i was taking 3 second long pauses and blanking when the record button hit.
I found that a lot of other teleprompters on the market were just too complex or had terrible UI/UX and didn't really allow navigation abilities.

I recorded the demo video on my landing page using my own product and when i say this is "the most confident i have ever sounded" I mean it lol.

Check it out and let me know if you guys have any feedback, i plan on adding a ton of other features if i find product market fit.
https://archive.is/nNWCY
Even more. I'm sure companies don't hire Australians because of the law you mentioned.
Gtk could be an option it used to not work well at all, but since they improved their C binding support it got better.
The tools you're using to regulate and manage your experences also come from your experiences. How you understand them comes from past interactions and comparison with other positive and negative experiences.

There is sure an inate part and I don't intend to redo a nature vs nurture debate, but you still need an environment even to express your nature, so I'm not sure what you are really getting at.
I thought the language was https://vale.dev?
This is the idea of the "clean network" originally brought forward by Trump.

Basically all tech is clean and ok if comes from the good guys (the US and allies) and unclean if it comes from the bad guys (China, Russia ...).

IMHO a sad state of affairs. We would be at a healthier and less hypocritical place if our tech was secure by design, and suppliers and platforms were subject to open objective criteria and rule of law wrt. censorship and surveillance.
Find the CEO's email and get to them / their PA. Briefly point out the risks they are running, including reputational, by this policy and bug.

Straight-to-the-CEO works astonishingly often, if you are clear and brief and unemotional.
Russel Brand? Is that you?

It doesn’t make one an intellectual to shroud their own tenuous grasp on reality with a cover of “ooohh!!! Nuaaannce!!!”

The international geopolitics here are very simple.

The russian federation aims to rebuild the former russian empire. They’re prosecuting this by first trying to exterminate Ukraine as a population, as a nation, as a culture, and as an identity.

It has nothing to do with NATO expansion, or sob stories russia has published about them needing to defend themselves.
The upside is larger, but is longer-term and uncertain.

You don't get the offer in the first place if it is certain.
I am starting to think that having designers as full time employees is counter productive.
The only way that China gets an upper hand economically is by selling products to the US and the Western world.

If they enter into a conflict where they are cordoned off, their export oriented economy would crash immediately.

A war between China and USA is impossible to win for either sides, due to both military size, budgets, interdependence, and nuclear weapons arsenal. And this is why it's a cold war.
I use this: https://www.spotify-notifications.app/

Does what it says on the tin. Doesn't provide controls, but I usually have the spotify app open somewhere underneath other windows, so the play/pause/forward/back work.
> And once your own trusted code has made an OrgId, you don't need any runtime checking to see if it actually is an OrgId.

Right, and once I have a verified OrgId, I'll just keep using the `myOrgId` variable throughout my code, and I don't really need branding. Maybe I can do type aliasing to make the code easier to read (type OrgId = string), but hardline type verification via branding seems moot unless you can make strong runtime guarantees. I mean, don't get me wrong, I think it's a cute novelty, but it doesn't really do anything.

> But a new string will have a type like `string`, not `OrgId`, and then using it as an OrgId won't compile.

Exactly. Maybe I'm wrong, but in a real codebase, I bet branding would probably just confuse people. "Why can't I change the last number of an OrgId?"—well, you see, once you do that, you lose the brand so now you need to manually do `as OrgId`.
Tutorial for streaming processing in deep learning
These are the features i am working on -
1. Collaborative playground with history
2. Prompt management and deployment controls
3. Backtest changes and confidently update models
4. Capture feedback and run quantitative experiments

Would like your feedback and suggestions
If someone is it's probably pretty niche. RDF is a bit simpler and still not commonly used due to its perceived complexity compared to RDBMS tables or JSON.
I think it’s entirely valid for a community to decide they don’t want participation and funding from a defence contractor. That isn’t a scapegoat - it’s the actual goal.

You may or may not agree with this stance and that is totally fine. You’re still free to use the software for whatever you want; you can also go ahead and fork it, or create a new community endorsing this use. If enough people agree then it will thrive. That’s the beauty of it!

A specific community has the freedom—within the bounds of legality—to decide who is welcome to participate.
Structural typing, and especially for primitives, with these work-arounds being so clunky and not built into the standard library, was the reason I started picking up Rust...
I remember my first LAN party more than the subsequent ones. It was so memorable. We were a bunch of guys (obviously, no girl would be seen dead at a LAN party in those early days), all struggling to set up our network using BNC connectors and a coaxial network based on 10base2.

Whenever the guy at the end left the network and forgot the terminator, the whole network grinded to a halt. Oh yeah, we had no Internet access.
There is an "intent to package" for debian about openbao.

https://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=1069794
just jump in the playground: https://pod6.in/
So in other words: you're just speculating and have no basis for the claim.
> i fully support this bill/law or what it is, EU should do something too.

Reading your comment, it's pretty obvious that we should do something about propaganda here in the EU. About US propaganda I mean.
2: In the past you might sacrifice 1 flight completely (24h delay) to get 9 flights on time. Now you'd rather make all 10 flights have shorter delays and all stay below some refund threshold.
Ah, thanks. So Tesla is at half Ford. Not as impressive, then. :)
Hypocrisy mostly. You can’t tell others to stop doing what you keep doing.

The US considers all of LATAM as his own back yard. Why can’t China consider all of Asia as its own back yard?

This is what upsets people, the sheer size of hypocrisy.
The bizarre world of a bunch of friends bragging about who had the best AUTOEXEC.BAT and CONFIG.SYS files. Those were the days.
I agree, and lots of my irl efforts have actually been on building and improving community in my graduate program, and it’s been much more fulfilling than the actual research I’m doing. But as someone who is “the community guy” in their department, I’ve met a remarkable amount of indifference towards the idea of building community from people who just don’t value it. It’s really hard, especially in modern America, to find/build community. Remote work, lack of religion, inability to own a house, inability to have children, all make it harder than ever for others to find a reason to care about the people around them, I think.
Couldn't BYD build their cars in Mexico to export to LATAM and the USA at the same time? When I lived in Brazil there were quite a few Mexican made cars from major manufacturers, with the benefit of USMCA (and previously NAFTA) I feel like Mexico is quite well positioned to have Chinese EV manufacturing in its shores.
> I usually slept under my table, but just for convenience ; I've never heard of occurences of seat being stolen (plus your computer is plugged in, how are they supposed to take your seat ? That would be stealing).

I guess what gp is saying is that not everyone that attends the LAN party is able to sling along their computer to the venue so there are more people than machines and of course limited seating for folks without a machine.

BTW, the gp said you might lose your seat and not that your seat gets stolen since there aren’t enough seats to go round, there will always be someone who has been standing for while ready to take you seat.
Augment
>If the ban was based on the context of the speech it would violate the constitution

It still wouldn't violate the Constitution. Rights are reserved for citizens. It's perfectly legal to tell TikTok what they can or can't say.

That's not what Congress has done, but it would be legal.
All the new ESP32 parts are RISC-V
We're using it and it's quite good! Not perfect, but not even Terraform is, but in my experience, it's much more enjoyable and powerful then Terraform.
I go with PlatformIO and Arduino as framework (#include <Arduino.h> on top of the main.cpp file) for all my ESP32 projects… All the library dependencies are managed through the platformio.ini file. Works perfectly!
My sisters definitely did have the same kind of freedom I did. Say, my little sister took her first intercontinental flight (with two plane changes I think) alone around age 14.
I don't need to make any assumptions about anything here, other former colleagues have gone through the specifics in other replies. Nothing is auto-sold at IPO to cover taxes, a maximum of 10% of what had vested was allowed to be sold before the 6mo lockup expired. There was a total of a few weeks before a combination of trading blackout window, lockup, and market crash conspired to have make it easy to be underwater if you hadn't elected to sell everything you could coming into the IPO.

_A lot_ of people ended up with a loss.
Who's this "society" and how has it managed to have free will?

If someone can't "decide" to slap their neighbor in the face and is determined to do that, why can't the same reasoning be applied to society? Society didn't freely choose to lock someone up, it was determined to do so.
I'm not sure of the physics reason why, but X-ray images don't have the resolution. You would think they would because X-rays have a much shorter wavelength, but I think it has to do with the fact that you're dealing with a point source and relying on materials to absorb the X-rays. So, with an X-ray, what you're seeing are projected shadows some distance away from the thing you're imaging. Those shadows are also convolved with all the layers between the layer of interest and the sensor, so, you get all the metal layers interacting with the light making it even harder to see a single metal layer.

Thus to get a high resolution of individual slices, you have to do something like ptychograpy or CT scanning, where you move the light source around to get a better idea of what's doing the absorption. These types of scanners are substantially more expensive than a dental X-ray.
Fine tuning doesn’t ’add content’ the way RAG does though. They’re not really comparable in that way.
"Central authority" in this case would be the equivalent of the property registry that governments maintain. Since governments are also the ones who actually protect your abstract property rights when it comes to that, there's no reason for this registry to exist on a blockchain.
Unfortunately it relies on an outdated GCC 5 toolchain that will never get an update
Nope, just el.propertyName. el.getProperty isn't a thing.
Has anyone built or know of a convenient secrets management/workflow for services deployed by systemd?

My wants:

- Secrets not visible by inspecting process env vars (/proc/PID/environ).

- No secrets on disk (encrypted is fine).
I’ve tried their 1.1B model. The only hiccup was that it seems to require mlx 0.10.0 which is what’s in requirements.txt. You also have to place the llama tokenizer file into the model dir - they do not distribute it. The models published for MLX do not seem to be instruction tuned, so with their default prompt they get repetitive. But I suppose you could convert the instruction tuned checkpoints with the script in the repo.
Just in time before the CRA hits the fan. Since it's open source with commercial activity, he would be liable for the open source released on similar terms as proprietary software to all the free users that did not pay a dime (hopefully only within the requirements of the Act, I'm not sure about that).
US wants to control the feed algo. TikTok said no. US wants TikTok sold to someone who will.

So far, China doesn’t control the feed algo. They control what content is uploaded. Imagine putting work into a video yet it never seeing the light because it was shadow banned. Now imagine it not allowed to be seen. The former is the western world. The latter is china.
The US has an official list of enemies and that includes China. I believe the list was introduced under Trump and is determined by the sitting president:

https://www.ecfr.gov/current/title-15/subtitle-A/part-7/subp...
I find this tale quite interesting. Could you please point me to its origin or name?
Probably an inevitable consequence of valuations being based on information and speculation, and not bottom line economics. The companies that don’t project an exterior of “we’re doing great” end up losing to the ones that do, regardless of what’s actually going on inside.
Without the West, China would collapse economically. I mean literally collapse, ever heard of tofu-dreg?
> Well, let's see, I had met with my boss, I met with my boss's boss, who was also the CEO, I met with my boss and the CEO, I met with my boss and the CEO and the cofounder. I wrote emails and had hallway chats and met in person. I asked, asked again, more formally outlined the situation, pleaded, asked for an update, and then said they weren't leaving me a lot of options.

> Throughout this period they kept promising they were trying to hire but I hadn't seen a single resume or interview.

So, they were clearly lying. Pointing this out publicly like you did probably feels good for the ego and your principles BUT as you experienced, it's not a wise move if you want to actually stay at that company. Nobody likes to be pointed out in public, and unless you are in a position of power, you will be in the receiving end afterwards.

In any case from what you say that company wasn't a good place to be for you, so I hope you found another place.
This reminds me of finetuning LLMs vs using RAG:

In RAG you "know" what the model knows and it's easy for it to give sources - you literally give it to the model in the prompt.

In finetuning, the model learns something, but it might not be able to reproduce it perfectly later on. But it's models have been changed.
I think that pushing for as many people to switch to cycling for their daily under 10 miles commute, would benefit everyone, including those who aren't able to cycle because they would have a less congested traffic and a faster trip in a car. If you believe that people who advocate for cycling infrastructure want to remove car infrastructure completely I think you're a little deluded, or they are.
Interesting thing I found the other day:

> In 2006 Slichter said that payola was how his band Semisonic turned their song "Closing Time" into a hit. Slichter stated: "It cost something close to $700,000 to $800,000 to get 'Closing Time' on the air."[4]

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

Damn near a mil to push that song up the charts, in the 1990s, and it wasn't even a crap song. I think of that track as iconic of the late-90s, I was surprised they had to run payola at all.
Either way, face slappers and other annoying people get locked up.
Boeing not ULA. But yeah Starliner isn’t flying any more missions than they are contractually obligated to fly.
When I was 19, I used to meet up with people of all ages from various torrent trackers (we were all staff from various sites, forums, affiliated 'radio' stations, IRC channels, etc.) and it was awesome. People paid for me to fly to Amsterdam with them to hang out with even more people and I think the oldest was a guy in his 50s, but back then we were like, I don't know, Internet People and that was what we were centered around. I miss those days like crazy now.
I have realised this a while ago and this made me hate advertising even more.

Particularly sudden advertising in youtube videos, it really feels like some kind of rape of the mind.
That is indeed right. People confuse their own perception of their surroundings with actual changes in the world. We're human beings, with a rich inner world, which always evolves as we age and there is a lot going on in there, both on a chemical / biological level, and spiritually. We are not really built to be objective observers.
I'm going to nominally disagree with you, my genes are in total control and I must.

Free will is a matter of definition, and certain definitions, no matter how hard we try, can't be formulated as easily as one does in, say, Euclidean geometry.

So you can come up with a definition of the free will you don't have, let's call it "absolute determinism", and it has all sort of interesting criminal applications, beyond slapping people on the face (yes, who does that anyway?).

For example, you could use your[^1] absolute determinism to build a very advanced AI that relies on a pseudo-random generator with a fixed seed. Fallibility is the result of using stochastic search methods, and your AI shows it. In that respect and many others, your AI acts exactly as a human would because you programmed it that way. Yet, you have the strongest argument possible to affirm that the AI you created has no free-will. One day, the AI leaves a bunch of children mentally dysfunctional[^2]. But it has no free-will, all it is emanates from you. So you must be charged for the AI's crime.

Your lawyers come to court and state that you in turn have no free-will, that you are God's creature. The prosecutor brings a priest to say that God gave you free will. The judge says that precedent demands you be thrown from a high mountain, but it's feeling like a good day for a crucifixion. Of course, the trial is a shamble, a racket run by Sapiens' genes to ensure that they are passed down. And from that point of view, you committed the ultimate sin.

The way out? Submit to your genes, do what they tell you to. Believe in free-will.

[^1] I wash my hands.

[^2] Wait, did that happen already?
The bill is unconstitutional. See the recent Montana ruling.

https://www.aclu.org/press-releases/aclu-and-eff-applaud-rul...
Tried this kind of contract they don’t award to the lowest bids. There are 3-4 other factors that take higher priority.
That's going to change with the Cyber Resilience Act (at least in this context, where open source is tied with a commercial activity).
An attribute. From https://jakearchibald.com/2024/attributes-vs-properties/#ref...

> When a property reflects an attribute, the attribute is the source of the data. When you set the property, it's updating the attribute. When you read from the property, it's reading the attribute.

value is different. From https://jakearchibald.com/2024/attributes-vs-properties/#val...

> the value property does not reflect the value attribute. Instead, the defaultValue property reflects the value attribute.

Follow the link for the full explanation.
I've found way more false news and stuff on TikTok than anywhere else, even about innocuous things and not something serious like a war. It's taken on the form of modern day chain mails in the way it spreads lies, with the participants being the most invested. They all think they're doing citizen journalism yet most of them verify nothing.

Let me not even get started on the deep fakes lurking on the platform.
Git is blockchain. Is it useless too?
There's almost no soul in the game today. I's everywhere - movies, songs, software etc.
This is fantastic, thank you so much. It reminds me of the Bernard Lenoir show on France Inter back in the days. Will be spending days digging this new treasure trove from Montreal :)
It's a mistake to internationalize it, the terms are usually used in the American context.

Black usually means the descendant of slaves. When Obama was starting his political career there was some debate in the Black community about if he really counted as Black, since he didn't really have much contact with the Black community until his 20s and his history is quite different.

White typically means descendants of various waves of settlers with limited ties to any specific European country. Generally they can trace their lineage to a mix of early and later arrivals. With a strong bias towards northern Europe.

Hispanic generally meant Mexican, Cuban, or Puerto Rican. Which were fairly geographically distinct communities in the 90s so one word for all three didn't cause much confusion.
I often wonder how much free will I have in my political opinions.

Are they simply a time weighted average of the media viewpoints I consume?
Glad to see that Adobe is still investing on the alias-free convolutions (as in StyleGAN3), and this time they know how to fill the lost high frequency features

I always thought that alias-free convolutions can produce much more natural videos
I find it remarkable how the readers of this site are at the same time “worried about LLMs”, and totally enthusiastic towards what will inevitably become a no-human-in-the-loop Skynet. Sure, we’ll all get smashed with drones if we stop paying taxes or otherwise disobey, but at least our LLMs won’t accidentally praise Hitler or something.