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Show HN: I Gamified Film Tourism with AI Reelity. Type a Movie, Get Travel Guide
After 2 weeks of working on this side project outside my day job, I'm excited to launch AIReelity, a GPT-4 powered app that connects movie fans with the real filming locations of their favorite films.

By simply entering a movie title, the app uses GPT4 to surface the actual destinations - cities, landmarks, landscapes - where iconic scenes were shot.

I'm also testing it out with Llama 3 via Replicate.com.

If you're a film buff like me, looking to walk in the footsteps of your cinema heroes or a travel lover seeking offbeat inspiration, this AI explorer aims to bring the magic of the movies into your real world adventures..

It gives out notes and recommendations pointing out scenes in movies where the film locations are present in.

It highlights landmarks to building, diners, cafes and natural havens to explore.

Film tourism research used to take a lot of time with checking various sources, then delving into landmark names and basic recommendations.

I made this free app in a hope to help other movie lovers like myself :)
> It's kinda crazy just how untouchable Israel is in the US politically.

Isn't it just as crazy how much people care about Palestine when much worse atrocities are happening around the world? Why do they care so much about just that one instead of the many others?
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Making a project open source is an invitation for anyone to use, change and contribute to it. Purposefully hiding the history of how it was built makes the work of not only future contributors, but of the original maintainer, more difficult. If someone wants to remove a feature, they need to cherry-pick it manually. If an experiment was done early on during prototyping and was scrapped, this information is lost. If someone wants to know why a piece of code exists, this information is lost.

Keeping a clean history of incremental atomic changes is the entire purpose of using version control. It's not just common courtesy that I as an entitled user feel like I'm "owed".

The same applies for PRs, but I won't get into it any further.

I feel like there's a vocal segment of developers who don't understand the benefit of atomic commits, and by extension, version control, and are strongly opinionated in favor of the lazy approach. Working with someone like that can be a frustrating experience.

But please continue to downvote me because you disagree. :)
Highways are the least accident prone exactly because everyone is behaving mostly the same: driving at the maximum speed (left lane), near maximum speed (right lane) or on/off-ramping.

Self-driving cars should either off-ramp and find parking space, or at the very worst park in an emergency lane with hazard lights on. Stopping in the middle of the highway is insanity.
London's first defense tech hackathon targets Ukraine war
The problem is that fully loaded, many piston twin planes do not climb at all or can only descend slowly on one engine.

There is a saying about light piston twins…. The other engine will take you all the way to the scene of the crash. If you are willing to fly your light piston twin half full, you have great safety margins, but then you are paying twice as much to move less payload than a comparable single engine aircraft.

I should say that some piston twins are much better than others in this regard, but for many it seems the extra engine mainly hauls the weight of the extra fuel and airframe you had to add to carry it. Asymmetrical thrust adds a lot of drag.

Moving to turbocharged engines or turbines tends to improve things a lot, but even some big twins can’t climb with one engine. (C130 in a many configurations, for example)

I’m pretty sure modern designs are much better as a rule. Composite construction and power to weight ratios of modern power plants have pushed the numbers safely to the left of the tipping point.

This is a lot harder to achieve using 1930s technology engines and construction as found in many light aircraft built up into the 1980s. There’s only so much you can get out of an air cooled, low RPM carburated gasoline engine,and complex shapes in metal construction cost big in labor and weight.
Same question applies I guess. Advice on going about getting those jobs?
Argh, that only makes it worse.
Wait… do Americans not say whom?
Fend – an arbitrary-precision unit-aware calculator
Suggest HN: Rabbit r1 AI device for blind or visually impaired people?
Apologies in advance for my potential ignorance, but watching another Rabbit r1 device [1] review [2] in anticipation of my own one arriving, and was just thinking, whether it could potentially be a powerful assisting device for people who are blind or severely visually impaired etc. due to some of these features;

- can point it at stuff and ask what it is
- can point it at stuff and give it instructions (read this, summarise this, tell me what I can make with these ingredients etc etc)

I believe I’ve heard that the iPhone has some basic object recognition features but this seems like an entirely next level.

Bear in mind I’d say this is a v1 “prototype” (or at least early adopter) device (which the reviewer seems to barely get) so it’s not easy for everyone to set up perhaps, but once set up it seems very easy to use.

Anyways, just a thought in case it helps anyone, and keen to hear what others think (since I’m no expert and it was just a fleeting thought that I wanted to put out there)

[1] https://www.rabbit.tech/
[2] https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=aqb3u5mXcl4&pp=ygUQcmFiYml0IHIxIHJldmlldw%3D%3D
If the dotfiles are in the project dir, they'll be exposed of course. If not, perhaps a bind mount from ~/.config would work, but it could also unintentionally expose files on the host.
It is possible to bind-mount individual files, so perhaps having a list of exposed config files / mappings could work.

The problem with this is that docker doesn't like it when not all mounts are found, so within a team it requires something more sophisticated.
You get fifteen minutes. Per issue. One appointment is fifteen minutes. Can't talk about two issues at one appointment. My wife ran into that the other day.
Well my point is more that if they introduced an entirely new non-null reference type to the language then you could never make that mistake - it would be non-optional for those calling into your code to respect whether null can be passed in or not based on the type you used. Since they instead made it an optional system you can not rely on those using a library you make to actually turn it on, you have to accept that null _can_ be passed in even if you mark something as non-null according to the system on your side, which is dumb.
I don't think most people buy cars for new features like that - most of America doesn't have that luxury. I'm also unsure as to conversion - many people can't/won't buy winter tires in environments that could use it, and there's no way I could imagine that a FSD conversion would be that cheap.
Microsoft Visual C++ (MSVC): Supported since Visual C++ 6.0 (1998).

GNU Compiler Collection (GCC): Supported since GCC 3.4 (2004).

Clang (based on LLVM): Supported since Clang 2.9 (2009).

Intel C++ Compiler: Supported since version 8.0 (2003).
Not only that, the embedding process can represent relationships and ontology, especially the subtle aspects that are hard to capture in edges or json

Go back to the original word2vec example, how would you put this in neo4j, in generalization?

king - man + woman = queen
Microsoft is not your friend. Like most large companies, it tries to game the system to the detriment of the general public: Monopolistic practices (embrace-extend-extinguish, discounts for hardware vendors that only bundle Windows, ...), lobbying for software patents, tax avoidance, all that jazz.

There are also concerns with regard to civil liberties such as spying on their customers out of self-interest and on behalf of the US government, cooperating with authoritarian regimes such as China or their participation in Trusted Computing. Also note that while nowadays, just like many other tech companies, Microsoft might get criticized as being 'woke' by people with a certain political outlook, in the late 2000s, they were throwing people off xbox live for mentioning being gay in their profiles (or just having the surname 'Gaywood', for that matter).
Probably! (I've never touched Roc but I've done a bunch of FP).

I imagine if you did your function, it would return a list of unexecuted Tasks.

Just by guessing, the way to do it (actually read the files) would probably look like:

list.mapTask (lambda f => readFile! f)

or

Tasks.map list (lambda f => readFile! f)
CICO is the mechanical answer. The question OP is getting at is "why" they naturally eat less. The poster is saying "I eat until I'm full and don't gain weight". For other people, they eat until they're full and gain weight.

Personally, my "satiated" level is very low. When trying to gain weight while weightlifting, it was difficult to eat the amount of calories needed. I know others who can easily eat twice as much as me in a sitting and not feel full. Something different in happening in our bodies to signal "stop".
I thought relativistic quantum physics was not a thing (yet).
This is wonderfully put, and it perfectly expresses why I'm frustrated with the current state of my career. In terms of fast/shallow vs slow/deep thinking, I've gone through a bell curve of sorts.

When I was a junior, I did exactly as you said - skimming around Stack Overflow every few minutes. But as I progressed, I did that less and less, and entered into a blissful state of my career where I felt myself really sinking into deeper and deeper concepts.

But in the past 3-5 years, something has changed. I don't know if it's me, or my industry (frontend web dev), or both. But it just feels like there's this overwhelming amount of constant change and detail, and I feel like I simply don't have the time or energy to keep up with it all. It's forced me back into a kind of frantic work process, and it makes me just want to give up. I've honestly thought about just trying to get into OS-level programming just so I can work with something that doesn't change every 2 weeks.
When It Comes to TikTok, Democracies Have Played the Sucker for Far Too Long
That sense of 'cleave' is used in the Boney M song "Rivers of Babylon". The lyrics can be found in several song aggregation sites, such as the King James version of the Christian Bible: https://en.wikisource.org/wiki/Bible_(King_James)/Psalms#Psa...
We use highcharts to power most of our charting (we're an embedded analytics platform) and switched over from from chart.js

It's fairly powerful but also looks more polished out of the box. Some limitations on styling but that depends on your application/use case.
Counter-anecdote:

Also a hiberno-english speaker, I've always assumed unbothered to be the primary meaning. I was vaguely aware of the autoantonymic usage but definitely felt less common.
MoonBit adds JavaScript back end, up to 25x faster than native JavaScript
Often local servers with daily batch uploading (at the time over phone lines) to larger corporate servers (often time shares)
On macOS? One button?
Great one , thanks for sharing!
That's a huge copout, and thankfully not one Python follows.
I don't think most of the Internet realizes the competition factors going on across social media right now... Content creators and even scholars compete against people who live in 3rd world countries, massive corporations, kids in their bedrooms, and many political and economic interest groups for attention over the entire internet.

People living in economically depressed conditions are eager and happy to make $10 off a creator fund, or even $5 for selling a user account with 1 million followers to a kid in America who wants to look like a fashion or music industry influencer... These platforms are not full of honest business people struggling to create public awareness for their brand, they're full of jaded honest people, corporate influence, political influence, and scammers.

There are tons of people literally creating drab content, and often lying in it about success secrets and tips to succeed on platforms as well. There are also tons of ad-sponsored posts run by everyone from scammers to people selling goods manufactured in sweat shops on top of all the legitimate (honest) product and service sellers.

The people competing to gain social media attention are as diverse as the schemes they generate, and that's inversely what is destroying any possible productivity for honest content, contributors, and artists on social media.

There is an endless stream of people that are eager to capture public consciousness, and the platforms weaponize it to make investors and management rich -- Just like a farmer's market, the landlord can basically sit back and charge everyone for rent, while the booth operators all furiously scramble to position themselves and sell enough to make a living. The platforms have grown to be far too large for anything great to come out of them for honest operators.
How is it different from the normal market? If I have a product and sell in Germany for 50 USD and Switzerland for 100 USD because that is what people are willing to pay, would you also say that Switzerland pays for R&D while Germany gets it below cost?
If you live in Canada you can't really opt out of doing business with the CRA.
It is, however, the right thing to do.
In a Youtube video {Leveraging Dopamine, 2023}, neuroscientist Andrew Huberman defines addiction as "a progressive narrowing of the things that bring us pleasure".

I worry that framing the goal as, "a lasting way to shift that to something healthier", will prime you to switch from one addiction to another. I would prefer for you to frame it as diversifying the sources of pleasure in your life and becoming able to take pleasure (and consequent to take interest) in practical things that you currently experience as tedious obstacles that must be endured so that you can get your next drink.
I’ve noticed it too and it seems to be getting more common. I’m pretty sure it’s just hypercorrection.
It won't be a myth if life extension ever pans out.
>had explorers not ventured across the sea just to see what was on the other side

I mean, they mostly did it to establish trade routes and exploit previously untapped natural resources, not out of a mere spirit of exploration.

And even if the explorers themselves did it out of a spirit of exploration, the ones funding their expeditions generally had other motives.
Yuan Devaluation Debate Surfaces as Traders Weigh Next FX Shock
This article is about “staff doctors” who are board certified doctors but typically do not practice medicine. Instead they are employed by an insurer, sit in a home office and review submissions for coverage to decide whether to approve or deny
The Tiangong space station is seen as an important step towards manned moon missions.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tiangong_space_station
What does "cash" mean in this context, as opposed to if the word wasn't included?
You only get warnings if you turn those on, you can use `<nullable>disable</nullable>` and then the language works exactly as it previously did. In fact, when you disable it you get warnings if you _use_ the nullable system and mark a reference as `?`.
> we’re not ready

You can’t even buy a burger without internet

(https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40195164)
Blog: Securing production access to cloud and network using Azure PIM
Ha, you make some good points and I would be ok with those words. But just because the root word (inflame) and some of its derived words are useful, that doesn't mean that we need to allow all possible prefix and suffix derivations of that root word.
I have never heard anyone getting paid damages for a traffic ticket. The biggest you can hope for is a case dismissed which still requires direct and indirect costs.
The iXsystems do that in TrueNAS SCALE on Debian Linux.

Here:

- https://i.imgur.com/c4WUwb1.png

Unfortunately there is no command like bectl(8) or beadm(8) to manage that.

You have to do that from the WebUI:

- https://i.imgur.com/2JhZ6VB.png

Hope that helps.
Trying to classify this philosophy:

Taoism with a dash of Existentialism?

Anyway, I find all this stuff turns out to be 'crap' when you are in physical pain or really had something bad (PTSD) happen to you. Maybe when the pain is too high, I decided to stop being a helpless Stoic and started focusing on solving my own pains.
I can relate 100% to that with my own experience coming from a poor economic background and coming to a more affluent background right now where any misstep can make me goes back 10+ years of economic development.

Others placed something like "fear-based paralysis" and I get it, but when you're responsible for making that transition between poverty and minimum affluence, you start to develop a "defensive-based proneness to action" instead.

For instance, since I was quite bit ambitious to get out of my past situation, at least for me most of my decisions were made thinking in some factors like:
- Do not get involved in situations where I can get murdered (doing something stupid myself or getting into other people's path that can lead me to be murdered)
- Avoid any situations in which I could end up in jail
- Avoid having children without any financial and societal conditions
- Avoid any drugs
- Avoid any error that could impact my net worth more than 5%

Living in a world of avoidance is not pleasant, most of the time, it sucks, and the feedback loop is sometimes so subtle that you need to exercise your mind to think in the future most of the time.

I have a happy life today, because I saw some of those things happen to some close friends, and there's no comeback from those. Sometimes you can find contentment in some other areas of your life, but if you have a certain level of ambition, you will never recover.
Tried it, did not perform better than the non-multimodal one.
I can’t eat tree nuts but Miyoko’s oat milk butter is amazing!
This is not what equity risk premium means. (You also seem to be misunderstanding the role of a risk-free rate, which is commonly understood to not mean with absolutely zero risk whatsoever.) A good introductory finance text is Fabozzi’s Fixed Income.
One of these is not like the others. Toward as the opposite of untoward appears in shakespeare
Could be anxiety, could be bad habits. If it's possible, better to go to ask to specialist just in case - not much to be lost, and you gain internal peace.
Speeding tickets aren't the worst because they are in principle disputable, but they are present and real. SEC fines are so rare and late they aren't a real deterrent. Speeding tickets are regular and actually paid and a deterrent. Some systems are better than other (photo radar), but these are quibbles.

The point is that these companies should get hit several times a month with a bill till middle management sees it is a cost center and actually worries about "how do we bring down this number?" and it becomes a bigger problem than "how do we reduce our coffee budget?".
EU to probe Meta over handling of disinformation
Think about it a bit, its actually practical. Who is more probable to instill a mutiny or escape, a foot soldier with basic education who is whole life just being told what to do and think, or a westpoint captain / russian officer with kgb training?

Also, you want valuable information from officers, so you treat them better and wear them down with soft power (often used in Vietnam, I've read whole book how they gradually befriended some officers treating them nicely, and then one day an officer reads how US is evil into the camera).

Also, you project how you want the other side to treat your higher ranks, there is often quid pro quo mentality.

I can go on and on. To think that people 100 years ago creating Geneva charter were clueless idiots and warfare changed dramatically is... unwise, this worked for millennia and I see no change.
pcrowDoodle, my "desirable difficulty" laptop
Hearing the word nonplussed always reminds me of this scene in Archer,

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kCwpregWfKc
Well that was pretty content-free. Let me save you the time of clicking through. The entire thing basically reduces to this one sentence:

One pivotal approach is to reevaluate and expand your skillset, adopting a T-shaped mindset that goes beyond excelling in just one area.
I think there are at least two forces that lead to words changing meaning:

1. We are looking to express a emotion but want to empathize it more. Existing words get "used up" because we tend to inflate the strength. This is how we get words like "sick!", "awesome" (which changed meaning quite a while ago). Either new words get created or existing ones get taken over.

2. Some people literally don't understand the original meaning and their usage takes over. Supposedly this has happened with "literally".

My guess is that "nonplussed" is experiencing a little of both. Also "unruffled" IMO sounds terrible to modern ears (saying that as a ESL person though). Sounds like someone got out of bed and their hair is still excellent.

Edit: after talking about this with my author wife, I think "unruffled" and "nonplussed" also mean sightly different things to me. "Unruffled" acknowledges that there might be reason to care. "Nonplussed" to me is a lot more dismissive. Which kinda makes it fit my reason 1 for me.
> including have it take you anywhere even when you're intoxicated, without any personal liability

People get arrested for sleeping in their cars while drunk. It’s going to be a long time before a legal self driving exception exists for drunk people.

People who have 20 year old cars generally can’t afford a new one and installing a self driving kit isn’t going to be cheap or worth it on a car that old.
LLMs have a limited context size, i.e. the chat bot can only recall so much of the conversation. This project is building a knowledge graph of the entire conversation(s), then using that knowledge graph as a RAG database.
Wayback machine lead me to rediscover a Doom 2 level I made awhile back [1]. What a treasure of a resource!

[1] https://www.doomworld.com/idgames/levels/doom2/p-r/rurqta
You could also argue that some things, like most metal powders, are barely inflammable (very hard to light) but are very flammable (once they do burn they burn really well and are hard to put out)
Any album recommendations from Medina Azahara? There's way too many! :)
Let me guess, you’re one of them — those that pronounce “adjective” as aject-ive… :-)
> I've got some bad news.

Could you elaborate on the reference?
There does appear to be some licensing awkwardness here. The license is nominally GPLv3, but it says it is based on AGPLv3 projects. It also appears to misidentify (it may have been correct at the time) PyMuPDF as GPLv3 when that appears to actually be AGPLv3. My assumption is that using this would require complying with AGPLv3?

There's the additional oddity that a portion of the repository (the recipes directory) is licensed under CC-BY-NC-SA, and so the repository is not fully open source. This is particularly confusing, however, as the functional content of the recipes directory appears to be mostly records of direct observations of parameter choices in external documents and tools, and so doesn't seem like it would be copyrightable at all, at least in the US.
On the span is an interesting attribute to view, but had you considered using otel meters/metrics for that instead?

I think cardinality in span attributes can be a problem, and meters are better for aggregating and graphing
https://archive.is/64W4A
You don't need a keylogger. Just take some things you've written and count the characters. It won't be exact since it excludes rewrites but the distribution should be very close.
Bodies Don't Decompose as Normal in This Colombian Town, and Nobody Knows Why