skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why is that?
I'm a gnome/Linux user who had to switch to Mac M3 for work.

Macos feels.... Half baked. I don't understand why apps should run after I close the window.

I'm also annoyed that I can't type the window I want when viewing all windows. If I open mission control, it takes 3 clicks on the dock to run the app. (Un-do mission control, focus the dock, run the app.)

That being said, I do like stage manager, I try to size my windows 90% so I can see the background windows.
I think the rule was (and probably still is) that closing a window in a document-based application keeps the app open but closing a window in a utility application (where you usually would have only one window anyway) closes the application.
I’ve been reading up on this recently but devs say ANE is kinda a pain in the ass to leverage; most OSS is using gpu instead
FWIW Alpine has been trying to replace OpenRC for years but has not found the right match. There's also an attempt to try to become init agnostic.

https://mastodon.social/@ariadne@treehouse.systems/112044942...

https://mastodon.social/@ariadne@treehouse.systems/112214386...
That’s literally what git is designed to do from the outset. That’s why it’s called a decentralised version control system.

I’m sure this project brings something new to the table but they’d need a better elevator pitch than “peer-to-peer” to explain that.
That’s still better than totalitarianism.
> what real world problem is it supposed to solve?

having to self-host anything?
FYI: The full title is: "90% of Java services have critical or severe security vulnerabilities"... or about the quirks of security reporting
> truly good advice can only be rooted in the care and experience of another human being. And it's not just the care that the other person has for you, but the understanding that the advice has come from a place of experience of human suffering.

Can another person give you truly good advice over email? Is it still possible if that person has never met you before, so that the advice is only based on what you have written to that person?

If yes, then it is possible in theory for an AI to give you exactly the same advice as this other human being.

How can you then say that email A from the AI is bad, while the exact same email B from a human is truly good?

> ChatGPT is like the person giving advice about the stock market. It only speaks of averages that are already in the direction of the general movement of the masses.

You have to distinguish between how AIs are trained (or rather, selected for) and whether that can lead to intelligence.

AIs are selected for how well they predict text.

Humans were naturally selected for how well they reproduce.

Neither one automatically leads to intelligence. But that doesn't mean that you have scientifically proven that either type of selection can never lead to intelligence.

A big LLM has on the order of 10^12 parameters. At the base level, it is not that different from a regular 10 TB hard drive. Even if each fact is only a byte big, you could't store more than 10^13 different facts before it starts running out of space. Your address space (or input vector) is only 13 digits long, or let's say 30 letters.

So you only have up to all combinations of 30 letters as the input vector, or about six words. The output vector (response / fact) is just one byte in this example. That is tiny compared to the length of the conversations and the amount of facts that today's LLMs can recall.

During training, the LLM evolves ever smarter compression to store as much information as possible. At some point, it becomes necessary to start developing some sort of model of the world and how different things interact to improve the compression even more.

Now, that doesn't mean that it can do this perfectly, or even well. It can be infurating to argue with an LLM once you hit the limits. But I do believe that we are starting to see the building blocks of real intelligence in the bigger LLMs.

> all the help it provides displaces the need for real human beings, and thus propels society into having even more problems

Your key claim here is a completely orthogonal question.

I would say that this question becomes more and more important the more intelligent the AIs become. Not the other way around.

An AI that can perfectly mimic how you would like to interact with other people would be living in a padded cell. All struggles and challenges that allow you to grow as a person disappear. We'd become like the people in the spaceship in Wall-E.

So you're doing your key claim no favors by trying to prove that the LLMs are dumb.
> Sure, but most people have had do the walk of shame to a local coffee shop when someone inevitably trips the ban on your own network.

VPN, other server, mobile hotspot... No need to leave the house.
Can you elaborate on this? Why not?
Show HN: Immutable disk mirror so simple that unborkable
Even worse once you combine retina (builtin) and nonretina (external) screens. You can tell this is not a scenario Apple would be testing much.
wow a text only website isnt using javascript.
therefore no website should rely on javascript, ever
what is the point of this post exactly? seems incredibly pointless and short sighted
The upvotes are mainly because people found it hilarious and it became a bit of a meme on multiple subreddits like for example on r/ProgrammerHumor
Apple does not sell nonretina external screens. So you can assume it's not tested at all.
I have been blocking all images on youtube via uBlock Origin for the past 5 years, it's been great.
Do Americans Have a Constitutional Right to Use Drugs?
At the university I work at, Université Paris 8 Vincennes–Saint-Denis, where Gilles Deleuze was a faculty and one of the founder of the philosophy department (along with Michel Foucault, François Chatelet, François Lyotard, and René Scherer), the philosophy department is a part of the "UFR Arts" (UFR, unité de formation et de recherche, are components of the university in which the departments exists) along with the departments of cinema, musicology, theater, photography, dance, images technology, and plastic arts.
I'm on Windows and there is no app_permission.json in %appdata%\logioptionsplus. Has anyone successfully disabled this "feature" on Windows? I tried creating the file but it doesn't appear to have changed Logi+'s functionality in any way. I still see the annoying notification button in the app to set up the feature.
It's invention of terms like this that make it hard for people to take some activist groups seriously...
https://findaisites.pro/?p=1
can add your site
NeRF-XL: NeRF at Any Scale with Multi-GPU
Actually they are hostile if you are non-conforming (not all but many enough that its a problem). This results in the discrimination you speak of.

At this point im not sure if socially constructing your identity is that common outside of your teenage years.
Slu4 has a great series of videos about exactly what you are looking for, with his Minimal 64 computer https://youtu.be/FJsnKu20ch8

61 TTL chips mentioned in this 8 minute overview https://youtu.be/3zGTsi4AYLw
Guix focuses on free software, not on general usability.
Show HN: I've created a pattern making app for Architects (texture-library.com)
Rectangle at least makes window layout easy. Another thing that sucks on Mac is the position of notifications always obscuring other stuff. FFS why can't I put them in the bottom right or something?
The Nomad Capitalist guy was ahead of the curve on this one.
Canada used to seem like a peaceful place to live, but with the real estate crisis, power hungry corrupt government, and increasingly violent crime, it’s quickly becoming a hell hole.
It's not an arrest, it's a peace bond. And there's nothing to worry about, if you tag a garage door, you probably won't get a life sentence. This is for the children, so "it is critical that the bill progresses through Parliament to committee swiftly". And this bill was only drawn after studying similar laws in Germany. 90 years ago, by the looks of it.
Yes those are the rights I am talking about.
> Sure, but the main alternative is systemd which is architected in a way that just isn't secure, and opens it up to a whole bunch of new and exciting CVEs.

This is a general "back in the days always was better" answer. Fact is that along the years systemd had less than 50 CVEs published, it reinvented for good the whole initialization process and linux administration in general, and together with SELinux are great foundation for any modern Linux distribution. Sure RC was super simple, but systemd is just the evolution that Linux needed to become what it is today.
I think OP means chaining via Display Port, that doesn’t seem to be supported on Mac. Seems it only supports chaining via Thunderbolt.
I gotta mention styropyro[0] even though he doesn't deal with computers at all - his channel is all about crazy overpowered lasers and sometimes some crazy chemistry.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/@styropyro
This is the biggest pain as a Linux user, using Mac for work.

There's no fixing things. Lord Apple dictates you must use this broken thing, or pay for hacks on the app store
The real issue with social media is actually already illegal: you cannot form harassment gangs which stalk and abuse people.

I would support governments legislating this issue, but so often, it's seen purely through a hate-speech lens -- which is madness.

One has to wonder of the politics behind this: are harassment campaigns permissable against white men? It is fine to hate them? One has to imagine legislators believe so.

The illegal behaviour here is fairly obvious, and not so hard to police: prevent social media platforms from "easy sharing" behaviour by default, and ban it for harassing accounts, etc. Give fines to people who instigate targeted campaigns against non-public figures. Enshire an absolute right to good-faith expression for any member of the public online, so any sincerely held belief can be expressed without fear of mobbing.. etc.

It is very odd that this issue is seen through a 'minority rights' lens, rather than the more obvious social harassement lens.
If it's about e-ink and it's not strange, it's even stranger. It's like all e-ink products are intentionally obfuscated and generally not available unless it's a hacked Kindle.
One of the problems of self-hosted forges is that spontaneous collaboration is cumbersome, because you need to keep track of your accounts across different self-hosted forges. Some people are working on https://forgefed.org/ to make this less of an issue, but Radicle is a different approach, where the entire repository ecosystem becomes distributed and people identify themselves with cryptographic identifiers to interact with the network as a whole instead of individual forges.
Thanks, that's exactly what I needed!
Seems like a vehicle to try to start another coin network, like Tea.xyz, and it's just burying the lede:

See Drips on https://docs.radworks.org/#projects

I'd first heard of Radicle from this post:
https://blog.orhun.dev/open-source-funding-with-ratatui/
Microsoft says cloud AI demand exceeds supply despite spending surge
> I really like the idea of generating keys on the fly based on the domain name that I'm authenticating against.

You could do it on a USB cryptoprocessor, and securely, too. https://tillitis.se/
If you minimize and then restore a window, it saves that position on the screen.
There are some programs that will misbehave no matter what but after that, you can close and reopen the program and it should open in the same screen, with the same size and position.
I usually use the LLM CLI(1) or the Raycast Ollama extension (2). The first one works well enough for when I have to paste multiple lines.

1. https://github.com/simonw/llm?tab=readme-ov-file

2. https://www.raycast.com/massimiliano_pasquini/raycast-ollama
My three pain points with an M1 MBP and multiple displays are

- in some tools (like Emacs) the background can be mixed with blurred, outdated text from iTerm windows
- after updates I must fiddle in the settings so that the windows are correctly focused when switching tabs
- occasional "disconnected" screen that flickers black and might require to login again
What did you especially like in it?
Haha, me too. I avoided it even though building a todo list is a right of passage.

The main thing most task or calendar apps have failed on for me is when tasks and calendars are completely unaware of the other.

It’s fair that all software has an origin story and resulting product arc, and solves a problem in a certain way. Still, a calendar that integrated tasks and calendar well is elusive.

Honestly, trying the app is the best way as another post has said. The author may still be pretty accessible, I still remember my interactions with him I becoming a customer.

My belief is everything is a todo. Including calendar bookings. It becomes a task when it’s scheduled and completed. From a calendar view when you check a task becomes the date and time it would have been listed on a. Calendar.

Happy to chat offline, maybe there’s something here now.

I don’t know if it’s an instinct thing. Entering thousands of tasks and completing them in lots of different apps helps though. I get the feeling I may not be the only one who’s tried to find something.

DateBk6’s todo feature was a little sublime, and configurable.

If you had a task today you didn’t complete it would push over until tomorrow. This was entirely uncommon. It could be placed at the top of the list the next day, etc.

Practicing GTD to DateBk6 remains the most productive combo I’ve ever used. Android, iPhone, Windows mobile has never come close. Too many taps ands magical pageantry filled gestures just to open an app and add a task. With palm it was just a button. I had set mine to press was fn+Calendar.

Maybe someone can built a phone case with a few shortcut buttons on it. For a while I used an Android app that detected fingerprints on the back. Different finger to launch different apps was handy.

Todos without a date could be just batched/contextualized work you have to do, gtd style during a time block. For example longer emails.

There is an app called Motion you may have seen ads for that is starting to do some interesting things in this area.

Another app that is really decent is 2Do.
The services that I use passkeys for (MS, AWS) do. I have separate passkeys for 2 browsers and on my phone.
Jazz hands !!!!!

Ridiculous ...
What an absolute waste of public resources. Somehow, cases should be weighed for public benefit rather than political gain. Idk how we can do this, but maybe open online referendum on the public desire to prosecute, with a mandate to heavily consider but not necessarily follow the public opinion?
>>The 1995 Oklahoma City bombing didn't happen in a vacuum. It was 100% homegrown terrorism that thrived and came to pass in a culture of government conspiracy theories, Waco, white nationalism, and failure to care for and reintegrate Gulf War vets. Chris Hedges wrote a book on the topic: American Fascists (2008). Excluding Jan 6th as different kind of event, that there hasn't been another domestic terrorism mass casualty event due to diligent work by law enforcement combined with a tinge of dumb luck.

There was also Ruby Ridge, which was absolutely disgusting policing.

And most of the "domestic terrorism" today involves FBI agents trying to bait people into committing offences such as in the Whitmer "kidnapping".
Another hypothetical: your isp zero rates the news sites with a given political leaning, but not yours. Reading the news that they want you to costs nothing, whereas reading the news that you want, or getting an alternative perspective on a story costs you something.
The Universe as a Computer
You're suffering from Biden Derangement Syndrome.
Sure, but Framework refuses to sell its laptop to most of the human race, so it's not even in the running for most of us
Related:

Pharo Syntax in a Nutshell:

http://rmod-pharo-mooc.lille.inria.fr/MOOC/PharoMOOC/Week1/C...

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

>"Pharo is an open source, cross-platform implementation of the classic Smalltalk-80 programming language and runtime.[3]"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Smalltalk
Damn, y'all ok over there in Nixland?
These documents always seem so desperate, as if the authors are fighting to defend their families.

I wonder how much of it is because they have over invested in this community versus their local ones.
Is not calling it a Smalltalk implementation still a marketing decision, or has Pharo diverged sufficiently from Smalltalk-80 to become incompatible?
OP is also the one that was banned from nix communities. How did such a childish ban appeal could reach top HN ???
while clearly the Amish language is related to German,
it is not German spoken in Germany. Btw, all these people can speak English.
> it's all true, but you can't prove it

Puts me in mind of a different saying: just because you're paranoid, doesn't mean they're not out to get you.
I've didn't think "no more PHP". I am just seeing how much non-PHP Meta open sources and talk with Meta guys at events who are building stuff for JS, talking about new client and varied tech stack and then you've told me "actually its still mostly PHP".
I'm seeing downvoters here. Do you guys mean that people shouldn't have a right to free speech? Or you believe that if we give foreign governments the right to free speech, that they won't use it to silence you? I can think of at least one example that did.

China.
I am not a pet person.
Keeping dog or cat in an apartment is cruel IMO.
Perhaps you mean DOS 5.0. If I remember well, DOS 6 wasn't different from DOS 5 internally?
So to clarify, you mean cis people caring too much about their gender being hostile towards LGBTQIA+ people / people not caring about their gender and causing discrimination?

then I'm with you, a part of the problem is there.

Actually this doesn't match your first sentence, trans people pretty much care about their gender. I believe only a part of the non conforming people don't care about their gender.

Anecdote but as a cis male not caring about his gender, I never quite felt hostility against me in particular (against the male gender, sure, but I understand this hostility)
Same here, I've tried it with my own voice and luckily it sounds nothing like me.
Nice phrasing, I lack that mental model as well. Anyone here willing to distill down the whole thing to a few sentences? Who stores what kind of secret, and is there some kind of challenge/response at auth time?
48(!) possible meanings of the term
Describing the value of new features as 'using AI' is a negative signal.
If laws were products, this would be self-inflicted brand damage. Commercial feedback loops, including revenue and brand value of good products, would eventually lead to withdrawal of the bad product.

Imagine a law to protect lawmakers from undue media influence, in order to improve the quality of their future lawmaking..

Paging Marshall McLuhan scholars, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_McLuhan

McLuhan proposes that media themselves, not the content they carry, should be the focus of study—popularly quoted as "the medium is the message". His insight is that a medium affects the society in which it plays a role not by the content it delivers, but by its own characteristics. McLuhan points to the light bulb as a clear demonstration of this. A light bulb does not have content in the way that a newspaper has articles, or a television has programs, but it is a medium that has a social effect; that is, a light bulb enables people to create spaces at night that would otherwise be enveloped by darkness. He describes the light bulb as a medium without any content.
Ah I must’ve been getting it confused with atlassians other drag n drop package.

https://github.com/atlassian/react-beautiful-dnd
See my other comments in the topic.
I like WebGPU: it's slightly higher-level than OpenGL, but the shader language is better. (For the actual web, use WebGL: like Wasm, WebGPU isn't actually suitable for use in websites.)
Philosophy is dead as a science. All that is left is for philosophers to propose thought experiments that make you think.
Indeed there's little information available, but there have been demos and I've seen some shots on their twitter (@daylightco).
Sadly you'll have to checkout of more than just "online" life if you want to avoid "corporations trying to watch and make money from everything we do."

Newer model car's track your driving, and most manufactures sell it to insurance companies. I'm not sure I read it anywhere but I bet they sell your location data as well and not just driving habits.

For the longest time stores have loyalty discount programs to track your purchasing behavior.

The cellphone in your pocket...
You can always use passkeys like Yubikey or others which are much more multi-platform.
So where are things falling down? I seem to be unable to get passkeys to work in linux; Chrome or Firefox. I’m suspecting the issue is something to do with bluetooth.
By the same logic with the Israel-Palestine issue, the US is currently the only state visibly blocking calls for immediate ceasefires and establishing a Palestinian state (which is essential for a two-state solution) at the UN and it can therefore be called the enemy of the most of the world.

Edit: improve grammar and wording
Mac laptops have been doing the light sensor thing for the longest time.

More recently TrueTone also does tone mapping to adjust for colour perception from the environment. Not to be confused with Night Shift, which "merely" biases the colour profile based on time of day.

Lunar.app aims to bring all of this to external displays/clamshell mode. It can use an external sensor.

https://lunar.fyi/sensor

So the experiment is kind of out there already :)

Controlling brightness means there is brightness to control, IOW there's a flashlight pointing at your eyes. The post's experiment removes the flashlight altogether. The above tries to make the flashlight less impactful on the eye, but it's still a flashlight.
Untrusted file parsing in C++ is not how many people wish to roll in 2024.
10M. Failure is still useful information so the other 9 trials cost 10M each but didn't produce a viable product, but that doesn't mean nothing of value was gained.
It seems like you're talking about physics there
currently it's...

"You're trying to use a US based credit card to order delivery of some product to Europe, you must be a criminal."
The mental model is very simple. If you use things like Yubikey, it is exactly like a key you use to start your car. A single password protected key maybe. In essence, it is your password manager but something that everyone can use. And something that doesn't need to be on the cloud.