skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's definitely a "depends on your taste" thing. :)

[The below are mostly series rather than movies]

For something that's really interesting, and also family friendly, Den-noh Coil is really good:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Den-noh_Coil

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A similar "feel" kind of thing (family friendly) to the above is The Orbital Children:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Orbital_Children

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For stand out story, probably Made in Abyss:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Made_in_Abyss

Due to the animation style, it looks like a kid/teen focused show at first. Don't be fooled, it's really not.

It has some incredibly complex (dark) themes. DON'T let young people watch that one (emotional trauma likely!).

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If something "a bit different" is on the cards, then Cyberpunk Edgerunners is extremely good (I reckon):

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cyberpunk:_Edgerunners

That's more of a Eastern+Western collaboration styling wise rather than pure Japanese anime. It's still a really good watch though. :)

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Another western style one that's really good is Scavengers Reign:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Scavengers_Reign

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Movies wise, probably Redline (2009) and Belle are the first to mind for me:

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Redline_(2009_film)

Very unique animation style, not everyone's cup of tea. ;)

• https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Belle_(2021_film)

Also family friendly. :)
Perhaps the only anime where the voice actor for one of the Dutch characters actually speaks proper Dutch (as opposed to e.g. German or very broken Dutch). Although they picked a weird translation for the concept of boss/chief/ranking officer, and they chose “opperhoofd”; which as a Dutch person is something you associate as a person that is the head of a tribe, not ranking officer.
>It is a protectionist measure against foreign digital companies which allowed their own indigenous technical sector to develop.

Often I wonder what a paralel universe would have looked like where the EU had the same firewall except not for government censorship but for protectionism against US big-tech, allowing local companies to develop alternatives to critical US products and services(Windows, Office, Google, AWS, etc), instead of using the US ones by default and calling it quits.
I have used the pump drinking system in a race car before. It’s hard to stay hydrated. I did a 1 and then 1.5 hour stint during a 4hr enduro.
If they would stop producing all those ads nobody would notice.
Whoa, the line "Every save is uploaded, automatically [by default]" needs to qualify the non-default options. Can a company policy demand that? I hope there is a protocol-level, client-side opt-out for that, otherwise this VCS will work for the company first, and the dev is an afterthought.

"Upload every keystroke" is a huge no, and is going to be abused by companies looking for some performance metric to apply to devs (cloud IDEs are going to lead to that as well). Or things will revert to pre-git workflows where a huge number of files will remain open/changed until the final submit/push.

My workflow is to do the `grace checkpoint` equivalent and only make it public once it is presentable (and won't waste other peoples time when looking over or reviewing it). I never ever want these personal checkpoints/commits anywhere else. Mercurial/hg initially also had no easy way to have and clean up local-only commits, so for me and many others git it was.
In contrast to runtime stuff (like an AI dungeon master) I've long wished for authoring tools to help people create rich game-worlds and quest interactions. On reflection, that's something I wouldn't expect LLMs to deliver either: It relies heavily on modeling cause-and-effect, with choices which are blocked or enabled by other choices.

I'm talking about stuff that could throw up a warning like: "Warning: Broken quest steps in For The Want of a Nail. Invariant Character:Blacksmith may have been killed by 5 other paths."
> Interesting but this page reads like a marketing piece.

I would go a step beyond and say that the page reads as if it was purposely designed to confuse the reader in order to hide the project's true features and capabilities, and instead create the baseless idea that it solves problems that it can't even state clearly.

It reads like it's the zombo.com of VCSs.

It's even more perplexing that it tries to portray itself as the next best thing, when it even fails to make a case on whether it even works at all.
>>So, you could enjoy it at zero cost, from the original provider in high quality, with no commitment. That night our anti-piracy team took down 20,000+ illegal streams, serving a large audience.

And....was it worth it? Do you think literally anyone from those 20k people actually signed up for your trial?
Aside from whether the iPad is inexpensive or not, it just doesn't replace an actual piano or trumpet.

If your use case is really covered by the iPad, you could also make do with a refurbished corporate DELL costing half the price or 3 years ago's Surface Pro, same way the track makers were doing 2 decades ago.

So no, Apple's marketing would sure want us to think so, but impoverished children are probably not saved by 2024's thinner iPad in any significant way.
Hoo boy, that is some sample size there: "10"
What a nightmare! At least they thought ahead to have backups on another provider. Does GCE not have deletion protection for databases, etc?
To me it was weird to see a company who tries to brand themselves as environment friendly destroy what seems to be perfectly fine objects, just for an ad. Even if it was CGI or if the objects were defected.
This is interesting! As someone who often struggles with noise from my environment, I'd love to have something like a mosquito net that can be put around my bed to keep the noise out.
Yeah, I wrote a whole list a few comments up (or down). You can't miss it. :)

As a quick thought, have you seen Cyberpunk Edgerunners, and Made in Abyss?

For stupid fun (mood dependent), then probably One-Punch Man:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/One-Punch_Man

It's super famous these days, so you've probably already seen it. ;)

Personally, I also really liked "Hai to Gensou no Grimgar" due to its focus on character growth rather than action:

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

But, not everyone's a fan.
> It is not just about programmers, it is just that the Earth is not considered an accurate enough clock anymore.

Computers (and those who programme them) are there to serve humans (with a biology regulated by the Earth), not the other way around!
A modern comparison might be a vantablack cloak.
Imagine something you care about, maybe a family dog. Now put it in a hydraulic press. Cut back to "Nintendogs now available!"

For many, musical instruments and artists tools carry not just their functional nature but a spiritual or cultural identity. A piano isn't just a box with some metal strings inside, it represents something. That guitar could have been played, instead it's destroyed.

The as is also needlessly wasteful. It communicates a sense of disregard for the value of stuff. If apple burned a hundred grand and then showed us an iPad, many folks might be like, "what the fuck?" Same sort of vibe.
Extended Constituency in Developer Platform Communities
How to even start here..
Calling the ipad inexpensive will make people in most of the world to laugh at you (even the discounted stock of ipad 9th is unapproachable for many).
While a guitar at a local store (just looked it up) costs under 80 EUR, needs no apps, no power, no subscriptions, has no EOL, doesn't have a battery that will go bad.
Yes you need time to learn, but you do not necessarily need to invest more money with an analog instrument.

I'm not touching the first part of your post.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shinto
Hi, thank you so much for your kind words!
Not to mention this only happens at dusk and dawn when the satellites are in sunlight.
I can't imagine the sheer pain of having a car crash, whilst being cathetered.
Any publicity is good publicity. "Some people find advert offensive" isn't a story. "Apple apologises for advert" is.
1984 [1] was edgy precisely because it worked as a criticism of society and culture, and then showed a way to 'break free' of mindless dystopia. This [2] ad is pretty much the exact and literal opposite. It essentially takes a sampling of the great things that culture and society has produced, destroys them, and then shows the Product, while literally singing "All I Ever Need Is You." Here [3] a guy basically reversed the ad, with the iPad being crushed, and then slowly lifting it up to have all the great stuff in society come out of it. And suddenly it's actually quite uplifting and positive!

[1] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtvjbmoDx-I

[2] - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ntjkwIXWtrc

[3] - https://twitter.com/rezawrecktion/status/1788211832936861950
So, do fake readers like the articles?
Steve Jobs would have probably fired whoever suggested this ad, at best. He always saw the Mac as an enabler of and conduit for peoples' creativity, not a replacement for other forms of it.

Jobs' death is truly tragic in the context that Apple - and by extension, the rest of the tech world - could have gone in a very different direction if he were still around. He would probably be screaming his head off at the idea of generative AI.
> it forces your eyes to quickly and repeatedly adapt to short vision

Sounds like a big nono for "older" people. I'm having difficulty focusing on the dashboard nowadays. Progressive glasses could fix it, but the short distance area is at the bottom, so you would have to tilt your head alot to see the mirror.
Oh it's nice to see Animation Obsessive here. Their blog https://animationobsessive.substack.com/ is worthy of a subscription - most of their articles are both informative and very well written.
Apple has absolutely no issue capitalising on “woke” in their tv shows. Like, really going all in.
Nobody will kill you for painting your car in vantablack without the kings permission.
Don't you think that LLM inference is already very democratic? Not saying that there is no room for improvements there -- there is still a lot to do in the space of speculative decoding, quantization and other stuff. I'm saying that every 16 year old with a decent enough personal computer can run fully locally latest open weights model like Llama3-8b that beats almost everything we had a year ago.

The part of this ecosystem that is as non-democratized as it can be is training. It's currently impossible to train decent enough model with resources that are available to one person.
Eh, It's a pretty obvious premise. I think it's reasonable for two creative teams to come up with the same unoriginal/uninteresting premise. The execution of the Apple version is also miles ahead.
Doesn’t that just make it worse?
Yeah, how dare people have emotional connections with musical instruments! The great (and very inexpensive) iPad will finally allow humans to become equals and set poor people free. Nostalgia is exactly what's wrong with this world.

Yes, this is very over the top, but the iPad is neither inexpensive (compared to your $50 garage sale guitar and synthie) nor is it sufficient to make music.

People enjoy music from instruments not only because someone was able to compose a song on it, but because the instrument carries emotion, there is sweat and pain in learning it, people become masters of their instruments and have actual connections to them. The iPad is a powerful device for making music, sure. But it's not exactly the device I would choose to allow impoverished children to create music. And I, personally, enjoy music more when I know it's actual people playing instruments rather than just a producer mixing some stuff and only recording the singing. Calling playing an instrument obsolete and "fingering" is insulting.
Best post this morning, IMO.
Most queuing systems that I have used, you can send text or bytes, so the most common denominator is DTOs encoded as json, encoded as UTF-8 text.

You could do likewise, (i.e. send text containing a representation of what you want) and this would allow other languages to consume? But that's an edge case (sending text) of an edge case (RQ).
Rails community survey, improved association validation errors and more
And https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mottainai I guess
Erlang/OTP 24.3.4.17 faulty prebuilt archive
> Yeah losing many thousands of young men to capture an island

Just like Russia, do not underestimate the level of disinterest by the leadership in how many of their pawns survive.
I think this highlights your financial privilege more than anything. And it’s pretty tone deaf during a time of some pretty shocking inflation, not all of which is justified
In this case does bias just mean an opinion? It's fine to have an opinion about a flaw like this.

If you want to suggest this is an improper "press war" hit piece you need a lot more to back that up.
Having sound sensitivity I’ll buy this the moment it comes out.

I’ve lost countless nights of sleep only because neighbors behind the walls had normal meet conversations past 12am. I really try to not be PITA but it’s my wellbeing vs theirs in the end. It’s a rental apartment so some are sympathetic and some are not.

In case you wonder why not ear plugs could help: they don’t work because I can hear my blood flow and heart beat and it’s even worse.
This could be great to remove snoring noise for couples, instant seller haha
I find this a bit problematic. I'm not sure that the metabolism of glucose is anything other than a proxy for brain activity, and so this may just be expected behaviour (hardly a shock that someone with ADHD has less brain activity in areas associated with attention).

The second study is based on a very small number of participants (only 14 kids with ADHD and 11 without), at varying different stages of puberty (worth carefully considering whether glucose processing in a 7 year old is fairly comparable to a 14 year old).[0]

There's still some stuff to explore on this topic, but the conclusion that changing the way people consume sugar can have an impact on ADHD is, in my opinion, premature.

Obviously, 'reliable, steady' sources of glucose and 'protein-rich' diets are not bad, and better nutrition is likely to help relieve any diet-exacerbated symptoms of ADHD, but I think more research is needed.

[0]: the linked article states '28 children ages 7 to 14—17 with ADHD and 11 without'. I think this is pretty easy to misread, but it's not incorrect. It's an em dash between 14 and 17. The range is 7-14, and the bit after the em dash is the breakdown. It's not as I initially read it '28 children with AHDH aged from 7 to 14-17' (on further introspection, it wouldn't really make sense like that anyway).
> It's funny being old because the thing that confuses me is why people have reactions to reactions, ex. people saying "based, why should they have to apologize anyway, it wasn't offensive"...it clearly wasn't offensive in that sense!

Some people just really seem to object to the idea that anyone could ever experience an emotion and have it not be based on some kind of cold rationality.

The idea of feeling something in your gut, something visceral, is anathema to them.
Wealth sitting in cash is almost an oxymoron. It's not wealth if it's not producing more wealth.
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Personal ADHD anecdote - being on low carb or keto was really helping with energy and focus.

We were not exactly counting all the nutrients in details. Since we normally eat a lot of protein and fat (think almost mediterranean diet), we basically focused on eating as little carbs as possible - no bread/pasta/potatoes/etc (even whole banana would be too much carbs in a day).

On the other hand - back as undiagnosed kid, I've used "white coffee" (milk, sugar and 10%~20% of normal coffee/caffeine) and even bits of chocolate throughout study/tests/exams.
Or for snoring reduction
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> Anyway, I'm skeptical. For one, that seems to assume an anarchic social order, where anyone can make any choice they like (externalities be damned) and no one can stop them. That doesn't describe our world except maybe, sometimes, at the nation-state level between great powers.

In my experience that's exactly the world we live in. The combination of capitalism and science are currently driving the sixth mass extinction. https://dothemath.ucsd.edu/2022/09/death-by-hockey-sticks/

> Secondly, I think embracing that idea would mainly serve to create a permission structure for "techbros" (for lack of a better term), to pursue whatever harmful technology they have the impulse to and reject any personal responsibility for their actions or the harm they cause (e.g. exactly "It's ok for me to hurt you, because if I don't someone else will, so it's inevitable and quit complaining").

I was making an observation of the effects technology has had the last 12000 years. So far it has been predominantly obligate. I want a future where that's not the case anymore. I don't have the full plan on how to get there. But I believe an important step is to get away of our current concept of wealth, as tied to growth and resource usage.
More discussion here:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40313733
2012 National Reconnaissance Office space telescope donation to NASA
As far as I know, Nikolai Durov is heavily involved in the development of the Telegram-based TON cryptocurrency protocol and ecosystem.
Why Patching Globals Is Harmful
Maybe mottainai?
I’m not sure I get this. First of all, a perhaps-unnecessary question: who wants to search between molecules and audio files?

By the way, is this even supported? I noticed the audio example seems to return a vector of floating point numbers but the molecule vector is binary true/false values.

Anyway, what embedding model is used here? Can it be customized, or swapped out? And why is it binary only sometimes? It’s great that Radient is high-level and just provides “vectors” for things but I think a few details (and perhaps a small amount of customization) would go a long way.
Funny to see the difference between the comments here and the comments on this HN thread that was flagged:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40310893
Something well established like Wikipedia but for search results sounds awesome but you will need a army of curator and editor and moderator.
You are talking about things that are unrelated to creating visual art and music.
Yeah they still feature it online and on their official website.

It's just "we take your concerns very seriously" fluff reply.
LG in 2008 was not on Japanese people's map regarding to phones, their "Chocolate" line was an utter failure that got the brand promptly forgotten. I doubt that spot was even aired in Japan.
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I really, really hope the space of acoustic room treatment is incredibly inefficient and somebody can 10x a solution at some point. There is a lot of good that could be done by establishing acoustic treatment and managing noise (transmission) as a requirement for any type of indoor and outdoor construction.
Well, "Phoenician" itself is said to mean "purple" ("blood reddish"), although some of us prefer the idea that it means "carpenters" (coming from Egyptian "pheneku") - it makes more sense in terms of an expression "the Canaanite carpenters [of Tyre, Sidon, Byblos]" (all Canaanites, some of them in city states of that "special" region and culture).

Or: "Phoenicia" is a culturally sound area (the producers of lumber, dye etc., colonizers etc., in the Levantine coast) - not a Statal entity. The term is thought to have meant "those of the purple" or "those of the lumbers" within the Canaanites.
Who instruments the instrumenters? Finding bugs in Spring an Mockito
Learn how to find bugs in the code transformation of Spring and Mockito by instrumenting their instrumenters. (I'm the author, AMA)
> It's not meant to be a local version control system, unless you enjoy running local Kubernetes clusters (which I have to do, but don't enjoy).

You should be clear about what is a major design trait, and arguably a major design flaw.

Also, there is already standard terminology for this: centralized VCS. I don't understand why you decided to avoid objective descriptions of your project's single most important design trait and instead resort to vague meaningless buzzwords like "cloud-native" or "real-time". In fact, in light of this those terms start to sound like weasel words used to deceive the reader.
Fun fact: in 2012 the Department of Defense donated 2 Hubble-class telescopes to NASA it had lying around and didn't need:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_National_Reconnaissance_O...
I bet you that they wanted to do the nose cancelling method and then discovered they applying a static voltage worked much better.

I am still bit sure how well it really works.
Since this concerns section 230, this — of course — was also discussed at Techdirt.

https://www.techdirt.com/2024/05/02/was-there-a-trojan-horse...

See also:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40230656

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40238219
There is a group of orc kids running around in Orgrimmar, and sometimes they run around you and are very annoying, why can't I just trip one.

I had a friend who didn't want to fight against the Lich King. When we finally got to him in the raid, at the start of the fight he kneeled in front of him and died (caused us unnecessary wipe, but.. was cool).

I am not thinking about 'AI generated interactions', and I think the AI can create compelling story that you go through. Kind of like in Sword Art Online or Shangri-La Frontier's quests.
FTX customers are getting back all the money they lost in the collapse
Do you often discount studies and science when it comes to ideas that don’t align with your natural instinct?

Is addiction a disease or a moral failure? Is depression a chemical imbalance or is it your own fault, maybe just “exercise and smile more”?

Questions of that nature are fair but simply being against a researcher or author because they have a viewpoint different your own is entirely what’s wrong with so much of discourse today.
I rewatched Ghost in the Shell recently and I was struck by how poorly it aged. Its animation holds up but its story felt weaker than I remembered. Like the director reached for something deep, couldn't get ahold of it, and then covered his tracks behind wordy philosophy.
Man, this comment made me die inside. The future is bleak as hell.
No, I'm not. Apple breaks music applications with every new release. They're all being held hostage due to OpenGL being deprecated on macOS. Apple is the hardest platform to develop creative applications for.
Cyberpunk Edgerunners was good, Made in Abyss was too but I have to say it got borderline too depressing for me by the end of the last season.

OPM I really can't stand - dropped it just after a few episodes. :)

Hai to Gensou no Grimgar had a lot of promise with a different take on the common theme, but pity it looks like it will not be continued. :(
Frieren is a modern classic, with some of the best animation I've ever seen & deals with the themes of companionship and regret in a surprisingly mature way. It would be my recommendation for sure!
Why is stacking not possible in this case?
"Plagiarism" (and years late at that) is something they're very familiar with ;)
Competing marketer, not competing AI company.
> since it's an assumption that the attacker is a male

It most certainly is not.

I could talk about linguistics but instead I'll just point out that the default attacker is a woman named Eve.