skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In addition to the documented+recommended format, it also supports a few others. But yeah, it's pretty picky about how the license statement is formatted.
Some feedback:

- You refer to it as "screen sharing", but that makes me think of live sharing like Zoom etc. Wouldn't "screen recording" be a better description?

- The "get started for free" text in the header CTA flows onto a second line for me

- It would be good to have an embedded demo video on the landing page
Assuming the white background skews in the same way a good trick is to make a copy of the image, blur it VERY widely, and divide the original image by the blurred version. This essentially removes any low frequency color/brightness shifts. I'll often use it to get rid of shadows etc on photographed paper, but it should work for a color gradient all the same.
I understand this, to some extent, but I would rather learn Russian and get along with a new set of completely uncaring oligarchs, not that dissimilar to the ones we have now, than end all life on earth.
I don't think that (necessarily) says what you think it says.

You can read that as saying that the DL eliminated the background noise rather than saying that the system was conditioned on images of healthy people. From that it may well have been conditioned on just an empty machine or neutral test samples.

If so, there may be a good reason to suspect that it isn't likely to create artifacts that look like or mask anatomical structures.
Can you name me five well-known contemporary artists that you would consider conformists?
Ask HN: Version and store collaborative task lists, data formats and branching
I'm looking for advice and ideas on the best way to store and manage a collaborative notes/task list.

The most obvious/easiest way would be to use markdown and git in the background and then store metadata in the database, but i feel like this inviting all sorts of trouble, including the need for building a proper merge interface which I'd like to avoid.

Does any one have a suggestion on how to address that? It also seems like most people use markdown with hidden annotations to embed images at certain locations.

Is there a better way to do this?
It's currently doable for Apple – I think their strategy is to slowly enhance iPhones, bit by bit, with special-purpose models for dealing with media like photo subject identification, OCR (in every language!), voice transcription, etc. Apple's currently learning from Microsoft's attempts to make AI stick everywhere.
One challenge is when eg you're doing a code review and see that someone set it up with a non-utf8 column. In that specific case it's probably easy to fix, but it's still strictly extra work even if it hadn't been if it had been set up as such in the first place.

I struggle with making that trade-off in terms of what's worth pointing out. Often what I'll do is point it out, but with an explicit disclaimer that I'm mostly pointing it out because it's good to know for the future, but that it's not a blocker (for larger chunks of work).
Can you show me some sample pre-buy questions before I install the app?
OP here. I'll just say what I'm currently doing. I read a book in french , a second book in Spanish and I'm watching an Italian tv series on Netflix. Doesn't have to be more than 10mins per language per day. The only way you don't forget a language is to reach a high level. Even if I don't speak Spanish for months I won't forget it. But I'll surely forget Italian.
Nice! Might need to buy a car soon, so that's handy!

A few comments:

- maybe add somes weights to the questions? For example it's more important that the rear view mirrors are properly attached than having no stain on the upholstery.

- some questions deserve more details. "After revving the vehicle in neutral...", am I supposed to rev it for long?

Other than that... Thanks! Looks pretty good :) Nitpick on the price: I would be ready to pay to remove ads, but not for the current price.
Is this article's source available somewhere else, non-paywalled?
I think we anthropomorphize aliens. We expect individuals that communicate, but intelligent life could take many forms.

Psychic ocean? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Solaris_(novel)

Distributed beings like coral or slime molds
If anyone knows about a FOSS pdf form editor, please share!
Yes it's easy. M1 Mac Mini running SecuritySpy from Ben Software (https://bensoftware.com/securityspy/) with Amcrest Cameras. Really easy, but also not that cheap.

Been running that for 10 years (was an Intel Mini and other cameras before).
I don't disagree that Java has cruft, but Go didn't fix data races, nulls or lack of sum types. It's not a "fun" language for me.
The Death of a Mnemonist
yes same for me - I thought it was a a reimplemention at first :)
Maybe it's more like phoneme set.
We just launched a MVP for pdf data extraction https://excelifier.com/. The service is not open source and relies on open ai, which is probably a bit problematic in your case.

However, we understand that privacy concerns are really important for many organizations. Making it self-hostable and depend on a locally running LLM is something that we are looking into.
Is the building really warped like that? Look at the picture.
I mean, people learn silly things all the time; I think, often, learning the pattern behind something can make a thing much more transparent... I, too, struggled with this particular distinction until I realized that the choice of characters wasn't, in fact, arbitrary.
> don’t need x

> don't have ROOM

These are not the same.
The text is in fact not very readable on iPhone mini (shifting yet always pretty low contrast, squished lines, that weird shadow/fade thing).

Might look pretty on desktop, but on mobile it’s just confusing.
Indeed, AMD willing to open firmware is something Nvidia never has done.
Thank you for your candid comment. It is frustrating to engage via comments and I have learned something from your comments.

All labels including "autistic" are usually very misunderstood - often even amongst people with the same label. Hopefully commenters here are more understanding - given that if you work in the software field you very often deal with people with mild traits of autism.

All the best.
Amazing feedback! Thanks so much. I will adjust the prices. It was a guess :)
That's not the 1st time I see this thinking fallacy.

please talk to your grandparents about the topic and report back to us.
Would need escrow, even with cash. Someone has to count it and insure the amount consists of legitimate bills.
They have a beer selection. It's a good afternoon.

I remember playing on a vintage street fighter machine with what was probably a middle school kid. I lost pretty bad.
There was a piece here on HN about a week ago on Kolmagorov Arnold network (KANs) as an alternative to NNs.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40219205
If I understood it correctly, a KAN would be a suitable network to work on this problem, as it's activation functions are in the links (and can be any function).
Dynamic Action Mechanism of Lcdp.ai Low Code Development Platform
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Alternatively you can install https://github.com/termux/termux-app and then use https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp in it
> But Mary’s Walk should have an apostrophe no matter what you say

Where I live we have a major road called the Princes Freeway/Highway. The name originally came from "Prince's", but the apostrophe got dropped a long time ago, well before my memory, and now everyone pronounces it like Princess, despite being spelled Princes.

Maybe it should have retained its apostrophe, but it didn't and as a result it's now effectively a different word. As you are right to point out, language evolves.
I suppose being blatantly obtuse and extremely literal worked as an argument this time, pray it'll work again for you the next time you want to employ this argument.
What I find most interesting is the pure literacy on display. This cabinetmaking instructor, admittedly a senior one, writes with more fluid grace than the average Harvard graduate today.

"At various periods during the history of this country, circumstances, and the skill of the craftsman, have combined to produce furniture and interior woodwork of distinctive styles, surviving examples of which are to be seen in museums and elsewhere. The artistic merit of much of this old work appeals to the taste of many people, who appreciate the use of its features in furniture and interiors, even in these days of novel design and ample choice."
https://youtu.be/pqwOL6YfRIo

Please watch this — there are some lessons in this that definitely apply to your homepage.
if they connected recaptcha to it it's cringe (cloudflare counts too)
Everyone should know the latter point if they don't. People blame and get mad at computers but the real blame lies with software developers and their broken systems.
IC-Light is a project to manipulate the illumination of images
You’re looking for logic. The only logic is “when a sucker buys WorldCoin, sama bank account go brrrr”.

That’s the whole logic.
They also may have even more of a shortage of trained pilots than of fighters since they were willing to give a fighter to a random farm boy who happened to show up for a battle.

While the Empire can afford to throw away pilots, the Rebels need to give their pilots every chance to escape from a failed battle.
And thank goodness for that. Here in the UK we’re in the weird and untenable position of providing state funding for religious schools, so I (an atheist taxpayer) am helping fund these indoctrination attempts.

https://humanists.uk/campaigns/schools-and-education/faith-s...
The fact that consumer and "pro"(?) GPUs don't use (mostly) the same software is not confidence inspiring. It means that AMD's already apparently limited capacity for software development is stretched thinner than it otherwise would be.

Also, if the consumer GPUs are hopelessly broken but the enterprise GPUs are fine, that greatly limits the number of people that can contribute to making the AMD AI software ecosystem better. How much of the utility of the NVIDIA software ecosystem comes from gaming GPU owners tinkering in their free time? Or grad students doing small scale research?

I think these kinds of things are a big part of why NVIDIA's software is so much better than AMD right now.
All of those options sound interesting and plausible, yet when I go for a walk while talking with a friend, I'm imagining an alien anthropologist wondering, "Are they communicating the ambient air temperature, and the availability of food nearby, their orientation to the sun and Venus setting?" Maybe the whales are gossiping, or sharing old stories, songs, jokes...
On the first, having the off-center hole helped with thicker plugs. The iPhone had less of these issues as cables were thinner (and more expensive) in general, while micro USB had a flurry of cheap cables in the while that could be much thicker.

Apple never really cared for ports practicality, we've had the same discussion with the finewoven cases that wouldn't allow for regular thickness usb-c cables. Other makers made more of an effort on that front.

The second would be a better point if iPhone's repairability was on par with Samsung's. Granted Samsung also became worse with time, but it was in no small part because of what the market leader could get away with.

That said, I think your general point stabds: Apple cares about the back of the drawer. But not in the way I personally wish they cared.
Grandparents who lived lot more poorly or had their siblings die as babies? Lot more babies survive and their living standards are much higher. Maybe that is reasonable trade-off...
One reason to have an ethics code is that the law can’t possibly cover everything. Law is read in a fairly hostile manner (in the sense that people are looking for technicalities and loopholes), and also has to concern itself with enforceability, jurisdictions, etc.

Ethics are self-enforced mostly, and they are to be followed in good faith. An ethical engineer should not break the law, but nobody should break the law, that’s the bare minimum for existing in society.

If you thought the internet was overwhelmingly harmful and had little-to-no redeeming value, yes, working on network switches would be unethical.

> I would interpret IEEE's statement as it affects a single engineer to e.g. ensure that they are following best practices in protecting user information, e.g. if an engineer is asked by Meta to take some shortcut that exposes people's information publicly that would grounds for refusing to do that on an ethical basis.

I don’t see any particular reason to think they just mean exposing personal information to the public, when they talk about protecting privacy. I’d tend to assume Meta, like every other entity, is something we ought to protect people’s privacy from.

It is up to you to interpret the meaning personally. But nobody is going to punish you if you don’t obey the code, so why look for an out? Just don’t follow it.
I’ve configured Copilot to generate suggestions only when I explicitly use a keyboard shortcut and it’s been a game changer for me. I’ve developed a good intuition of what it’s good at and now I much prefer invoking it manually. When it automatically suggests garbage on every keypress, it gets frustrating pretty fast.
Only four sites are currently being indexed, I think.
I have a feeling this study can be replicated with literally anything that uses "school" as an intervention vehicle except in cases where it is actually harmful for them (such as undergoing gender change surgeries).
Egohotz is brilliant in many ways, but taking him at his word when it comes to working with others has been a mistake since at least around 2010. This is well documented.
while you’re in doubt, i’ll be speeding out
I often do the "background check" of the writers that smell propaganda/psyop. What did they write and when they wrote it.

If you do just a quick check of what this guy wrote, you'll see he isn't just "a critic".

His Ukraine-related articles are the real litmus test. He's literally spewing the russian propaganda nonsense.
My grandparents are dead, but I doubt they would have much to say about it; they had kids (in the 1940s) because their parents would not accept anything less; religion + marriage + kids. They often told me and my parents they didn't want kids and they were supposed to have as many as possible but they only had one and promised to have more but never did.

But what great insights would they come up with pray tell? In those days (it was WOII) it was to work the land (economy), cannon fodder and pension plan (have them take care of you). What else?
Yes you are a polyglot. The fascinating thing is that soon you will be able to chat with an AI in these languages (have you even tried speaking to chatgpt on latin?)
> you need a chat-first workforce

I second this. Worked for a large retail operation and people used to sometimes move between departments. These had very different communication styles: one group had communal rolling chats about all sorts of stuff all the time. Others only chatted if they had planned to do so, or created a specific private chat for a topic. Far easier to work in the department in which you could just fling out a question or comment any time and people would get back to you almost instantly and hash things out.
The "mindfulness" techniques and breathing techniques ultimately come from the Hindu/Buddhist school of thought and is much bigger than the cargo cult way the western society seem to have picked up from them.

> Children are full of energy - they need to be let loose and run around.

The masters of the original mindfulness techniques would agree.
For a change of pace from the `68k` and `os9` flavors already shown, here's MacRelix's Carbon (`osx`) flavor running successfully in Mac OS X Public Beta: https://i.imgur.com/9S5lE2a.png

This is not something any reasonable user would ever do but I was impressed at its versatility. For the ultimate janky-Carbon-environment test I will have to try it in the Mac OS X Developer Previews, but PB was the earliest that would run on the hardware I was using. I do have all the necessary hardware since DP1 calls out wanting specifically either a Beige G3 or a Blue G3, and I ♡ PowerMac1,1 and have like three of them lol
Blockchain and the Future of Accounting [video]
Soon our phones will dream beside us every night (integrating new data into our personal model while on the charger)
Hi, OP here. It's not optimal, it's just the way to make you progress fast, not quit and then get a good accent,learn complicated grammar structure etc.
If it wasn't for your grandparents you wouldn't be here.

That's what is else, your very existence!

I'm sure you would agree, your life has value and meaning beyond a utilitarian or disposable cog in a wheel.

By extension therefore all lives are equally valuable and necessary.
Yes, but now I get the best of both worlds – I can enjoy the event, and be confident that the memory will be saved.
It wouldn't even end all life in the involved countries. Submitting to military aggression is also morally wrong. Nuclear retaliation is a heroic sacrifice that does good to the rest of the world by discouraging future wars.

Furthermore, it's no longer medieval times, where the citizens are personally loyal to a king who is expected to be replaced by another king some time. The invention of nationalism guarantees civilian resistance, so the only way to safely rule a subjugated country in modern times is with a brutal North Korean-style regime.
Similar analysis by the Angry Staff Officer, who really is a U.S. Army staff officer. He writes critically about the military aspects of Star Wars.
"Rebel Insurgency: Without Hope or Method" is worth a read.

[1] https://angrystaffofficer.com/category/star-wars/
School's are unique to the western human experience in that they are one of the only things you can't really "escape". We mandate children go to them, they have no choice in which one they go to, they have no ability to "quit" one and go to another if they don't like it (i.e. while this is not entirely true of employment, it's true enough and the effects on adults when it is not are pretty similar degrees of psychological trauma from hostile work environments and workplace bullying).
https://chatcraft.org is my open source project in similar vein. Please try it, we expose free models so one doesn't have to log in.

We have excellent mobile pwa, voice input, tts, search, sharing, make it easy to compare models.

We also do wasm to support running ts,go,ruby.

Its basically emacs disguised as a chat app. We wrote it as a way to utilize every cool feature llms have for own productivity, eg I can trivially build an adhoc clickhouse exploring tool in it. Can post examples if people are curious of specific abilities
A lot of offices in London closed their gyms over the pandemic and never brought them back. I always thought that was pretty stupid. A lot of people who could WFH even before then used to come in for the free gym at least.
You usually need multiple things combined for a successful business. A good product, a good brand, good ads, pr, etc.
No, the discussion here was about the 5 year olds diagnosed with autism in the study.

The severity of their autism was then argued based on how few of children with autism diagnosed by age 5 were able to live independently - and I directly questioned the validity of these statistics by pointing out the ulterior motives people have for making such a declaration, and how this isn't actually based on subjective opinions and not empirical measurements.

You respond to my criticism by proclaiming that we're talking about severely autistic children who are non-verbal and screaming all the time.

The average age of diagnosis is between 4-5, around half of the current autistic population were diagnosed by 5, most autism diagnosis in the modern day is for "mild autism", even for early diagnosis. Don't forget that the ever loosening autism diagnostic criteria, half of those diagnosed today would have never been diagnosed in 2014, how mild the autism is of who we're talking about is milder than what most people are familiar with in their past experiences with autistic people.
That is not how I remember physics (former PhD student here):
The speed of light has a dimension, so it in itself does not change physics (thought experiment: everybody switches to feet-per-decade as the unit of choice, nothing really changes). It is the dimensionless constants that determine the real physics.

Have not heard the statement that is alpha was a tiny factor larger/smaller that would make atoms no longer exist. It's this were true, this would actually be a way to actually calculate it from first principles ('at which value of alpha are there solutions to this equation').
Edit: typo
Probably not.

https://property.jll.com/listings/burnett-plaza-801-cherry-s...
Good point, overspeccing was the appropriate wording.
Wow it's really cool that Stallman and others created a definition of Free Software for the modern web. Sadly it seems this is old news. There hasn't been any commits to this project's git in the last two years. There's also no date on the article, so I can't easily tell how old this is. https://www.gnu.org/software/librejs/ I wish there was more respect for the devotion and principles that go into making something like this. You'd think at least the hacker community would understand, of all people.
Not saying you _have_ to lower the price, maybe I'm just a cheap bastard ;) You know what you need out of it.

EDIT: actually I just noticed it was cheaper through the "unlimited" option. Maybe a simpler/clearer pricing would do :)
I'm not only claiming to speak the language, I not only have spoken it with various friends but also I have a formal B1 certificate from institute francais. Which proves that pronouncing the e of mere and the first e of ecole exactly the same is not very important. Also for reference I used to hang out with an examiner from the same institute and told me they only care about your accents unless it's something monstrous only at C1 level. You can pass the exam (official from the state) without writing any accents even in written composition.

This is like the c++ pointers guy complaining "how can this guy write so ugly PHP". I'm the PHP guy and I'm a fan of the way @levelsio is doing things in a simple and effective way that makes others annoyed. But in reality his projects work. And I chat with french friends :)