skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I cannot wait to see Apple's response. While Microsoft announcement seems rush and products half backed/thought, there are on to something. I would hope Apple would learn from it, and find the right path.

I would really like to have a AI companion that runs locally, on my dev laptop, tailored for my developer's needs. Something optimized for the hardware, and yet with tight privacy.

Apple... your turn!
Let's not forget Azure AD is now Microsoft Entra.
[2024] EWHC 1198 (Ch): https://d1e00ek4ebabms.cloudfront.net/production/uploaded-fi...
No, Exceptions would be equivalent not to Options, but to Either where the left or right (depending on which tradition you follow) side is the error (which people normally have a special name for, Result).
If you just use Optional then you cannot know why the operation failed, which is extremely important to any system as the error may not be recoverable and you need to report it properly, not just say "operation failed".
just use tailwind, and everything else just ask ai
I mean if it was anywhere besides Austin sure
Also this time the cpu is actually fast. The previous ones were netbook slow.
That's exactly my point. The first reason can be reformulated as, "security isn't free". The problem, of course, is that expenditures are immediate, while any mitigated attacks would be in the future. So any politician and any businessman who tries to solve it gets held accountable for the expenditures, and loses to competitors who just promise cheaper everything (and who won't even be there when SHTF as a result of those policies).

The second reason is largely the consequence of the first. There's no reason why that equipment couldn't be designed locally, either, except that costs of labor would be higher.

Tangentially I will also note that the main reason why costs of labor are lower in China is because the quality of life is so much shittier. I think it behooves us all in First World countries to consider what it really means for our societies if they truly cannot function without relying on the kind of cheap labor elsewhere that we made impossible in our own countries, largely for ethical reasons (labor rights, social welfare etc).
> Which unless I am mistaken the only one of those in the top list that actually runs on mobile is PUBG.

Even in that case it's "kind of but not really". PUBG Mobile is a distinct game from regular PUBG, they have similar core gameplay but they are developed independently of each other.
"Office 365" / "Microsoft 365", too... >sigh<
It's a PR play ultimately, they can't just say "Netanyahoo is a war criminal, K thx bai". That would call the court's judgement into question for a lot of people. If massacring civilians and aid workers is a war crime, then yeah, he's a war criminal, but they have to also address the elephant in the room, that Hamas is also wantonly committing war crimes and is calling for even more even though they're significantly less powerful in this dynamic.
>Khan said the ICC’s prosecution team is also seeking warrants for Israel’s Defense Minister Yoav Gallant, as well as two other top Hamas leaders — Mohammed Diab Ibrahim al-Masri, the leader of the Al Qassem Brigades who is better known as Mohammed Deif, and Ismail Haniyeh, Hamas’ political leader.

That is it..? Hamas has thousands of militants and hundreds of officials in Gaza and Qatar. At minimum the ICC should be issuing warrants for every Hamas member of al-qassam (their military wing) and Hamas core leadership.

3k Hamas fighters attacked Israel and posted it openly on social media. Half of those died in the initial attack and lots have surely died in the war since but there is no reason not to get arrest warrants for these war criminals who directly posted their war crimes to the internet.
They discuss eating bear, just a reminder for everyone that bear meat is a prime harbor for worms and parasites. On top of the fact that, like expressed in the article, it's frankly not good.
I am disappointed about this one. The company decided to put its weight behind a new product that replaces it called “Limitless”. Though useful, it focuses exclusively on meetings. I had fully bought into the promise of having a second brain/external memory. Reclaim wasn’t perfect but it was a decent “beta” quality product with a great future.

So while I dislike Windows and Microsoft’s poor track record with privacy, I am still going to root for Recall!

Edit: Reading that last sentence again made me question if I can trust MS with basically a recording of everything I am doing on the PC. Probably not.
They could have not supported Hamas as a strategy for dividing Palestinians.

They could make meaningful steps towards a one or two state solution in order to undercut Hamas' power.
To what extent might this not really be ideological, per se, but an economic shift which drives media companies towards better-selling (i.e. popularly controversial) topic areas?

I'm thinking of how the History Channel stopped being about history.
People would love to have dynamism. It's a cost thing.
When I was younger, I read some self help book. The author, in an attempt to prove the effectiveness of resolve, said the had written the entire book in a day. I put it away immediately and never read any further. If this dude didn’t spend more than a day to write it, I’m not going to waste my time reading it. That was my immediate reflex.

I may make an exception for Nietzsche, who sometimes did write whole chapters in a day or two of good health. But for a mere mortal, I expect proof of work.

Now how inclined am I to read a book that someone generated with AI within a few minutes? I’m not even gonna read the _announcement_. Call me a fool, or old fashioned.
It’s the most widely used dialect of smalltalk and it compiles down to native code.

Also it’s a superset of C and C++ so you can mix all three in a single file, for better or worse.
> I guess I don’t see the benefit of using Windows for anything.

Windows still commands about three-quarters of desktop OS market share. If you want to leave a lot of money on the table by not targeting/developing for Windows, I suppose then there's no benefit. Not even mentioning that Windows unironically is a decent platform to develop on and develop for.
As someone who’s lost much ability due to an illness, the touch input, accessibility features and intimacy of my phone have been a lifesaver.

Desktop web versus phone/tablet/tocuhscreen? I’d take the innovations and how forward they’ve moved us and society over anything in the past… they’re not just about input but forced new solutions and took us to new places.

Can anything be implemented better? Of course, and I agree with you: the next disruption will be better.

BUT will also expose more challenges in how we deal with tech, each other, and the planet.
Why wouldn't we also oppose people using religion to justify oppressing Palestinians?
AR4 Robotic Arm [video]
Good to know, thank you. I figured they went the Fortnite route and it was the same game.

But I don't play PUBG, so my main point stands. None of the top steam games support ARM.
The justice system and workplace discipline are two entirely different things. This false equivalence is similar to how people say getting banned on Reddit for posting racist stuff violates their 1st Amendment rights.
I love seeing into Gumroad so much. Very curious if it's worth 100 M at the moment based on dividends

In 2023: 20.7 M Revenue - 8.9 M net income - 5.34 M dividend

With no net income growth would take about 19 years for the dividends to pay out your original investment

Will be interesting to see the 2024 numbers.
I wish you addressed your original hypothesis with concrete examples (is this fair, does being early matter, is it clear)

Eg, you gave equity to early contributors, how much and what did that translate to? If those same people work as freelance now, are they paid the same relative equity? Same class?

How long would someone allocating to equity need to work before they see the equivalent in dividends? Calculator seems like 25 years. Or working as more or less full time for 12 years with a 50% split.

For me by the end I was left with more questions than answers, so I side with mom, but I like the general idea of https://flexile.com/
> Israel has been digging this hole for a while

No, Israel has been trying to defend itself against Hamas, a terrorist organization which has explicitly declared that its objective is to destroy Israel. What options does it have to do that that would meet with your approval, or even grudging acquiescence?

There is no stable middle ground here. That's what much of the commentary on this situation seems to be missing. This is an existential conflict between Israel and Hamas (note that I said "Hamas", not "the Palestinians"--they're not the same): the only stable endpoint is that one or the other ceases to exist. And Hamas is the side that chose to make it that way. So I'm really struggling to see what possible options Israel has other than what they are doing.
https://archive.ph/GIiAb
"How far will the US and/or Israel go to threaten or discredit the ICC leadership?"

I think the US would not comment on the matter. Candidates for Office (Trump) would loudly comment about it.

The US has deep political and geopolitical ties with Israel. It will never go agaisnt Israel (the country) when it matters.
So whose nose did it go up?
The problem with most "resize/zoom" solutions is that they assume everything needs to be resized, which is not ideal. This approach makes well-known buttons and text unnecessarily large, reducing overall visibility.

For Gmail, I use this small extension [1] that only resizes the message text and subject line, keeping other elements like the search bar, buttons, and labels unchanged. I wish every website does this way.

[1] https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/email-zoom-text-rea...
And with those folks, the next step is always rugged invidualist (billionaire) creatives types who take all the risk (with vc money!) should own all this infrastructure and power therein and use it to remake society to their own advantage.

This advanced manufacturing strategy seems to me like a realizable strategy. But I don't see how this will lead to revitalizing towns with new factories (and new jobs). I think it would be just like data centers. They always talk about "all the new jobs it will create", but they create "a good number of jobs" while building it, then maintenance jobs are much much smaller. The potential valueable jobs would seem to be designing these things, adjusting strategies to build things more efficiently maybe, which are probably needing specialized education and training, just like today's software jobs.
Probably because those are "soldiers" and not leaders and decision makers.
From Wikipedia: [1]

> Universal Windows Platform (UWP) apps (formerly Windows Store apps, Metro-style apps and Modern apps)...

Ironically, that list misses another former name, "Windows App" (different from the "Windows App" you guffawed at). That name was used around 2017 and used extensively in the 7th edition of Windows Internals.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Universal_Windows_Platform_a...
Fortnite is the outlier there, being the exact same game across every platform. COD Mobile and Apex Mobile are/were also officially sanctioned clones of the original game, similar to PUBG Mobile.
How much would you pay for a Pi?
Man, I'm shocked at how often this has to be reiterated here...

"TFA" means The F[ine]* Article (or insert another 'F' word if you wish), which I first heard on Slashdot, which was perhaps the OG "news aggregator" site back in the 90's and early 2000s, to refer back to the original article which we were all discussing.

This was a back-formation from RTFA, which would have meant, "Read The F[ine] Article", an admonition / accusation not uncommon on Slashdot which is explicitly discouraged here.

RTFA, in turn, was a modification of RTFM, familiar to many of the IT crowd, as an admonition / recommendation often proffered in response to user questions: Read the F[ine] Manual.

Although RTFM was obviously fairly toxic, and RTFA was of the same spirit, TFA by itself simply filled a useful role: a way to refer back specifically to the article we were all (supposedly) discussing.

* There are other F-words sometimes used here, of course
love teh cute anime character pointing ta things
Yes but since revenue is growing at over 70% due to squeezing out the drivers, there's more money to spend on fighting Amazon over the DynamoDB contract https://www.forbes.com/sites/lensherman/2023/01/16/ubers-new...
I had Compact Flash cards with adapters on motherboard IDE ports on systems in 2000... i think that counts to
No, there is no global default. It can be customized by users and the defaults can vary on different devices.

https://nicolas-hoizey.com/articles/2016/03/02/people-don-t-...
> I just don't see many developers bothering with an ARM native Windows version when doing so means they have to support both or risk annoying customers later.

The market dictates what developers do. If Windows on ARM is the new shiny and it hits the three key laptop parameters of no fan noise, long battery life, cool case, then people will buy it and developers will build for it.
I Tried Microsoft's New AI-Focused PCs. Windows Is Exciting Again
> This is about fair taxation

Sorry, I mention that more or less at the start of my comment. I made the relation to government spending because I often read references that higher taxes for the 'super rich' can relief the taxes for the 'not so super rich'.
These same proposals were given decades ago when it was the PLO Israel was having to deal with. Israel followed them, at the behest of the international community. They didn't work--we know this because it's now decades later and the same problems still exist. Isn't the classic definition of insanity trying the same thing over and over again but expecting different results?
From the WCAG 2.1 specification they cite:

> The working group feels that 200% is a reasonable accommodation that can support a wide range of designs and layouts, and complements older screen magnifiers that provide a minimum magnification of 200%. Above 200%, zoom (which resizes text, images, and layout regions and creates a larger canvas that may require both horizontal and vertical scrolling) may be more effective than text resizing. Assistive technology dedicated to zoom support would usually be used in such a situation and may provide better accessibility than attempts by the author to support the user directly.
Meanwhile, China's moon program keeps plugging along. There's already been a robotic landing and return with samples. Chang'e 6, the second land and return vehicle, is in lunar orbit now, being prepared for landing.[1] This one has a robotic lunar rover.

China plans a manned moon landing around 2030. Then, on to the lunar base.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chang%27e_6
doesn’t “jailbreaking” make the model inherently smarter because it has a bigger context?
The article mentions a guy "charged with aggravated assault for allegedly charging toward someone with a knife". I'd say getting that guy into trial is good for NOT harming people
I built a rather complex visualization system for our dashboards project before covid and I would argue that 90% of it was copy/pasting from d3 examples and then making necessary modifications visually for our codebase + abstracting common elements for the sake of readability, glanceability, and structure.

Then, I just had to write the necessary aggregation/group_by sql to give it the data it expects in the correct shape. Tedious, but it was the path of least resistance.
Man, i was going to suggest the Rock, Paper, Shotgun forums, but that site seems to have jumped hard on the enshittification train; their forums don't exist anymore, and i'm not even gonna link their site.
To add to this, I have always found the Xbox naming conventions to be confusing, personally. "Xbox One" is the third one, not the original "Xbox" and the two newest models are named almost identically; "Xbox Series X" vs "Xbox Series S".
https://archive.is/Er0sx
I have never found any math that made trip to the moon for materials even remotely wortwhile, by like orders of magnitude, not just today with today's technology, but for any foreseeable future we can meaningfully discuss. Water in particular is an unfortunate one to start with, given its abundance and ease of extraction on earth, vs absolutely positively ridiculous efforts to obtain them from the moon. But everything else from metals to obscurely valuable versions of Helium, seems to fall apart as soon as we go from "Look! Up there in the sky! Minerals!!!1", to "let's do a back-of-the-napkin math along any of the materials, science, energy, or money axis"

I enjoy using traditional cold-war bogey-men to scare ignorant politicians into accidentally sponsoring real science as much as any other person, I do, but... as long as we're not actually buying into that sillyness, right?.... right?
good thing eyewitness identification is very accurate, it'd be a shame if the status quo approach caused more false arrests than the alternative
The ICC claims jurisdiction [1], which is enough for it to issue warrants and hold trials and issue judgements. The question is always if the warrants will be executed and the judgements enforced, as the ICC cannot enforce its rulings itself.

At the time of the declaration accepting jursdiction of the ICC by the State of Palestine[2], there was a unity government of Palestine, so it feels like maybe.

In April 2012, the ICC declined to assert jurisdiction over Palestine, as it was not recognized as a State by the UN [3], but in November 2012, Palestine was granted the status of a non-member observer State, which seems to satisfy the ICC.

[1] https://www.icc-cpi.int/palestine
[2] https://www.icc-cpi.int/sites/default/files/iccdocs/PIDS/pre...
[3] https://www.icc-cpi.int/sites/default/files/NR/rdonlyres/9B6...
I absolutely have no idea what I'm talking about. But this line jumped out at me:

window.BuyNowRuntime.postMessageToHost('StartBuyNow')

So you're trying to do things with BuyNow, and so a BuyNow thing is starting. So, are you just getting further than you were last week?

Alternately, did BuyNow change how their stuff worked since last week?
Unfortunately I think this is correct. All the people cited in this warrant request are fully guilty of the crimes of which they are accused—but a peace deal that lets the murderers off scot-free is preferable to more endless war.

The reputational damage to Israel, from being put on the same level as Putin, is significant though.
It probably depends on the restaurants. Where I live, you can find plenty of coastal places that serve fresh seafood. You can also find ones that just buy their seafood from the same supply houses that most inland restaurants buy from. It's about a 50-50 mix.

Sadly, you can't tell which is which based on how fancy or expensive the food is (in fact, the very best seafood on the stretch of coastline near me tends to come from small run-down-looking places), except that the places aimed at tourists usually aren't going with the fresh stuff.

Your best bet is to befriend some locals and ask. That's how it's been for my entire life.
LLM inference optimization has been key for the OpenAI GPT-4o presentation (2x faster, 50% cheaper) and its driving lots of industry research because it’s direct cost savings, but it’s refreshing to see so many techniques published as papers (i.e from Stanford, Berkeley…)
If he had more time he would have written a shorter article
Frankly, that's weak. We don't come to HN to breathe sand. We come here to seek truth.
Disparate impact is US civil rights law, not employment law, that law applies to employment because it applies to everything. I think I’ve been very clear about which laws and legal precedents I am talking about. When it comes to breaking a law it’s better for the company to do it with opacity than clarity. At least then it would be more difficult to show intent which would instead be disparate treatment which is far worse and more damaging for the company. Intentional breaking of the law is always worse than unintentional breaking of the law.
Which genocide? The one that parts of Israel, mostly Likud, wants and isn't doing a very good job of (I was told millions would have starved by now), or the one that Hamas emphatically wants, and is supported by the vast majority of Palestinians, but they are technologically incapable of performing?

Plenty Israelis want a two state solution where Palestinians are not harmed. How many Palestinians want a two state solution where Jews live free? Why don't Palestinians get visibly upset when a Hamas rocket meant for Israel blows up Palestinians?

Bibi should rot in prison. So should the leader of Hamas. But who is willing to run Palestine without shooting rockets at Israel, and how long will they stay in power before they are overthrown by people who want to go back to shooting rockets at Israel?

There can't be a peace as long as Palestinians want the eradication of Israel, much as there can't be peace as long as Likud wants to eradicate Palestine. But if we tell Israel it can't do anything, but do not limit Hamas in the same way, all you are doing is allowing Israelis to die for the convenience of ignoring an actually difficult geopolitical problem.

"Just stop shooting at Palestinians" will certainly end the suffering of Palestinians, but is objectively trading 30k Palestinians dead now with a few Israelis dead every year.

And this isn't even getting to the insane levels of Anti-semitism that hide themselves under a cloak of "just supporting Palestinians". If you know any jewish people who aren't evenly Israeli, ask them how safe they feel nowadays.
There is a quick list here: https://github.com/encode/httpx/?tab=readme-ov-file#features

Of these, I use the ability to make requests directly to ASGI applications (i.e. FastAPI) extensively when writing tests.

I also appreciate that it adheres to the sans I/O programming philosophy, so that I can write code and configure connection behaviour independently of whether it ultimately executes in an async context or not.
seems likely that face recognition technology and cameras could reduce the frequency of police-civ interactions
Can you give some more context if you are comfortable sharing that?
It's not an insinuation it's an obvious fact of the world we live in. It's obvious to anyone who has used this site, or any other site, for any period of time.

Of course I'm worried about abuse, as this site clearly has the ability to influence people, not just politically, but technically and socially as well.

As I stated, just emailing you and hoping for the best is an entirely broken model which leaves users with no ability to detect this and quantify it for themselves or to share that information with the public who uses this site. HN itself offers no reports, no data, and no summaries about these actions or their outcomes.

I'm genuinely surprised you thought this was a worthwhile response to the broader problem of user trust on public forums, or would waste a minute pretending that HN uniquely doesn't share in them.
100% accurate. Impressive
StorageReview plays with 2PB flash machines all the time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQMKtlIjeuk

1PB in a rack with spinning rust + flash buffer has been easy for years now.
I tried Windows on UTM (based on qemu, I believe) and the graphics were choppy. I attributed that to the lack of graphics acceleration. Is it also the same on Parallels?
> I think Ask HN lies on the upper end of the curve which is why you see "how do I deal with burnout" posts every other month, or cynical responses by clearly intelligent people (key symptoms of burnout).

Remember that nobody is going to post "Everything is going well for me right now." You're looking at only part of the story and have 0 idea how big the piece you're not seeing is.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QjFoDTPeX6U