skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I actually think its a less of a problem than many imagine. If you have different architectures it actually is better and more predictable because it's compiled, also it's incredibly easy to compile even for noobs
Perhaps it can be used to drop water balloons full of Gatorade on parched travellers. Or, to extend the earlier concept, miniaturised atom bombs on beatniks.
Finally someone accomplishes something meaningful with AI! /s
You can implement this kind of thing using tailscale quite easily.

I will note though that “retrofitting” zero trust onto an existing network is a fucking nightmare no matter which way you go about it.
My company is going through that with Google Workspace. In most cases the teams who take that decision do so because they don’t like to have project files spread over 2 locations (code and simulations on a network drive, documents on the cloud). It doesn’t have anything to do with available storage.
A Practical Guide To Critical Thinking by David A. Hunter
If you're only comparing medians, then just plot the medians. Why a box plot with the quartiles?
No one is charging your SUV on a bike to "get on the news" that's borderline delusional. If you seriously think this is real my advice is to try biking on a shared road. Survival instincts will show you the truth of that concept.
Putting up a railing has no cost other than financial.

Narrowing a road makes it worse for its' primary purpose.

You would definitely not just narrow a footpath on a busy high street without considering the impact.
Ask HN: Any recipe sites that start with the recipe?
All recipe sites typically force me to scroll through dozens of paragraphs and endless ads before arriving at the actual recipe.

Searching on mobile typically makes this experience worse with all the pop ups.

Does anyone know of recipe sites that provide the recipe and cooking instructions without the history lessons of each ingredient?
It's a since the dawn of time understanding that happy customers are loyal customers. But for some reason so many companies get greedy and ruin that loyalty for short term profit gains that decimate their long term profit.
My personal mnemonic for that is that the letter A is often used for getting the opposite meaning of words (moral/amoral, sexual/asexual), and even moreso in my native (non-english) language. Thus my brain wired itself to associate "anode" with negative. It's quite a stretch but my mind seems to form a bunch of these weird mnemonics.
No, they also carry people on trikes, in motorized wheel chairs, scooters, joggers, people on those mono wheel things. Bikes might be the most popular choice, but many people are starting to refer to these lanes as “mobility-lanes” because they improve the lives of more than just bicyclists.
The author categorizes this as "pointless" but some things I can think of is being able to create automated workflows within an app that didn't previously allow it or had limited scope and then creating app interoperability with other app's using the same method.
That’s arguable.
There you close the debate. It’s a statistical parrot. No need to discuss about any emergence of anything or compare it to anything
My "screen" isn't anywhere in space. It's in my internal world. If I want to see only it, I take a step out of reality, into my head, and there it is. Doesn't matter whether my eyes are open or closed, there's just another reality I can enter.

I can superimpose things from it on normal reality too though, wherever I want them. They're in all three dimensions, like I can walk around them, or just copy the entire scene wholesale to my inside mind and move it about while I stay still.

It wasn't until I learned about aphantasia that I discovered I'm on an extreme end even of the hyperphantasia end of the spectrum, but it made sense of the fact that as a child, I had a lot of trouble recognizing when I was awake vs. dreaming. I was pulling things into "reality" from my imaginary space as easily awake as most people do while dreaming.

When I was 5 years old, a child psychologist gave me a standard-face watch and told me to practice looking at it whenever I wasn't sure whether I was awake. When I was awake, I would be able to read it. When I was dreaming, I wouldn't be able to. It worked!

I still remember the night in my late 20s when I was absolutely sure I was dreaming (I'm usually a lucid dreamer). By this time I had long since stopped relying on the watch to tell when I was dreaming, because years of life experience had made it much easier to tell, but I still wore a standard-face watch due to years of habit. That night I dreamt I was standing in a pool, pouring water back and forth between my hands. I looked down at my watch and it was 11:37.

When I woke up, I kid you not, the watch on my bedside table's battery had died and it was stopped at 11:37. I've been able to read books and clocks while sleeping ever since.
This is ABSOLUTELY RIDICULOUS.

I can’t believe someone would spend the time and effort to do this.

I love it. You’re brilliant.
Until the US government isn't deadlocked and is able to pass new laws, this isn't going to get better at all.

The huge hoods/bonnets on SUVs and trucks need to be regulated to make future cars smaller. I'm not an expert (I'll pontificate anyway) but could external airbags help at all?

One issue with our neighbourhood is that SUVs use our road to skip past 2 junctions that get congested during school drop-off/pickup. The moms sometimes look ridiculously tiny in their urban tanks, but they speed through a residential road to shave off a minute from their school run. People in cars appear to act more selfishly than people outside of cars (has there been any research on that?) and I think roads should be designed with that in mind.
IIUC this is in direct contrast to a previous thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40466814

That thread argued that before hellen keller was taught language in some form she was not conscious. Even the top rated comment seems to corroborate it.

So which one is true?
from one of the articles I read on this, the plan is to get within 16 FEET of the rock and fire the thrusters.. Thats some crazy precision for sure, especially considering this was a secondary mission for the spacecraft
Or change the licensing laws to be similar to other countries where a "regular" car driver's license only allows for a smaller weight vehicle.
This is false.

California passed AB 51 in 2016 which codified lane splitting under California law. There is no mention of "air cooling". There are guidelines that say you should not go more than 10 mph faster than traffic and not faster than 50 mph total.
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Thanks. I find this entire area really interesting, but also difficult to navigate as a skeptic because it can be really difficult to separate out the valid scientifically grounded stuff from the woo that tends to permeate a lot of this stuff, and there's a lot of scientifically grounded knowledge in natural remedies that also have some big caveats that people overlook. I think about things like, e.g. licorice root tea that is natural and might be effective at what it's supposed to do, but also presents a lot of danger that proper pharmaceuticals wouldn't (or would document properly) and it makes me a bit averse to going toward whole plants first.

Still, I do appreciate the perspective. The disaster preparedness and survival enthusiast in me also tries to keep a running catalogue of natural remedies in my head just in case.
As the saying goes, "ideas are cheap, execution is everything".

I guarantee you that you haven't come up with any ideas in the few minutes you've been thinking as a casual and presumably non-criminal observer that haven't been thought of already by countless criminal and terrorist groups. The only thing you're accomplishing by being vague is making it hard for us to understand what you're getting at.
A lot of people use fluentbit specifically because fluentd doesn't perform well.
Mitochondria are the processor of the cell (2022)
Ask HN: Is unemployment the only way to maximize your potential?
This is assuming of course that your family will take care of you while you try to do this.

This could also be attempted if you are already rich, but maybe you won't be as motivated then.
I'm just gonna say that I belive Factorio is the best railroad simulator. Second only to OpenTTD.
> Lane splitting motorcycles and bicyclists are literally always illegal btw.

Maybe in the United States of America. There are a great many developed countries where lane splitting by motorcycles and bicycles is not only legal, but even expected and encouraged.
They can, yes. I recommend playing around with code at https://godbolt.org. Here's an example using division:

https://godbolt.org/z/xqebM6d11

That code is simple, just divides the argument by a constant. The linked version divides by 32, note the sar eax, 5 instruction, that's the actual division computation. Play around with other constants and you'll get other results (including multiply/shift instruction combinations for non-power of two constants).
I live in New Orleans. Happy to help as well. contact in bio.
I mean that the problem with those is that they require lengthy tutorials and fairly extensive knowledge of CSS, just to get something pretty basic up and running. I've never seen an "ultimate guide to HTML tables", yet there are plenty such articles for flex and grid.
Schotter
Just expanding on a peer comment in a different direction, but no - modern computers are fundamentally different.

Earlier computers used relatively simple vacuum tubes for switches. Imagining billions of these fitting in your pocket, let alone being able to be powered by a tiny battery, would have seemed completely nonsensical. Modern computing required the development of entirely new technology that people had no real reason to think would ever exist. The Golden Age sci-fi got so much right, yet basically nobody predicted miniaturization on anything like the scale we achieved. Because they wanted to remain within the domain hard sci-fi, and not what would have been perceived as fantasy at the time.
Check out 'cycling mikey' on youtube. He has all the convictions that prove you are correct.
One area where i do congratulate the british plods is they will convict using gopro footage.
Strangely unhelpful and aggressive when confronted by an auditor, though.
Flights were acquisition and to this day are a bit of unlikely island internally (AFAIK QPX engine is still in use, and it's written in language otherwise verboten at Google)
Saving the climate, one bankruptcy or foreclosure at a time.
The headline is click bait and the quote is out of context, but that's par for internet news sites in 2024. You just repeat whatever other sites are saying and social media rewards you with traffic.

The actual exchange, 33 minutes in:

https://www.c-span.org/video/?536400-1/boeing-ceo-testifies-...

The question was how many people were fired for retaliation, not whether retaliation had occurred. Obviously if you're firing people for retaliation that means retaliation has occurred, but twisting that into "CEO admits to retaliation" is just garbage reporting.
The universe informs the model. How would you experimentally verify the domain?
You just do rounds of fixed sets of parties, like Ethereum proof of stake does. The set of nodes in each round are then needed to be 2/3rds honest. They then have Sybil resistance in each round as identities aren't free, since you need a stake in order to be selected for a round.
The FreeBSD-native-ish home lab and network
I think adults with hyperphantasia can easily tell what's real and what's not, but I had a lot of trouble with it as a child. My parents were afraid I was hallucinating, so took me to see a child psychologist, but it turned out I was just pulling things from my extremely acute mind's eye into reality while awake like many people do while dreaming, and I hadn't figured out that didn't make them "real" in a way other people could see like it did in my dreams.

(I shudder to think how differently things could have gone if I had been misdiagnosed with a severe mental illness when all I actually have is an unusually powerful imaginative ability.)
Oops, I did not, thank you!
I kind of wish Git had a feature where multiple people could sign a PR or commit.

Is there a multiple signature method that isn't "just" signing other people's signatures?
looks like AGI has been achieved externally
Well you improved my own lacking understanding, and with exemplary form. It is rare to see others share what you did. Thanks again.
Oh I could use this to deliver my home made lunch boxes to customers from my 15th floor apartment!
Great bit of history, thanks!
I agree, the interpretation factor is huge.

I can picture things in my mind's eye, can remember what people look like, walk through the recent past, etc., but I don't see them painted as images on my closed eyelids as though I was seeing them with my actual eyes. When I remember I "see" them but not in a literal visual sense.

Like if you asked me, "When you came to my house yesterday, did you see a green apple on the table?" I would scan back through my memory "visually" and if I encountered a memory of a green apple I would say yes, but I would only see that apple in my "mind's eye". Does that qualify as an image? Because I wouldn't really call it that, it's just a flash of mental objects and sure some imagery.

So am I aphantasic? I still have no idea.
Good scifi. We need Egan or Hughes to do it up. It's like Battlestar Galactica, except with cellular stuff.
No. I mean that compassion grows out of recognizing yourself in suffering of the other. Suffering is humane, part of our nature. If/when I have compassion to myself (maybe, to my past self, for example), I can be truly compassionate to the other.
How to get promoted: From an ex-Amazon VP
Memory is a funny thing, you can in fact remember things that didn't actually happen or just completely misremember things that did happen. See, for example, the 'Lost in the mall technique': https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lost_in_the_mall_technique
Arbitrary shell command evaluation in Org Mode (GNU Emacs)
I feel like such a killjoy, but the first thing I thought of is the ongoing lice “epidemic” among people with school aged children in NYC.

I have never liked it when the ACs drip on me in midtown let alone a hat dropping on my head!
Tesla passed 1M sales of Model 3 alone in 2021, and cumulative sales of 3/Y are now well into the multi-millions. Unless Hertz drivers are orders of magnitude more crashprone than new Tesla operators in general, I dont think Hertz's 100k units should have made a major impact on Teslas repair pipeline.
Seems like a lot below and around bring this as the main point for not using it. Which doesn't make sense to me.
> The only reason I am not expanding on it is because I do not want to give people ideas.

Well and because your ideas are either fantasy land or old hat.
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Larry Finger, longtime Linux Wireless Developer, Passes Away
Oh man, I remember connecting my 5MX to a Nokia slider (the “The Matrix phone”) via the infrared port. Supreme geekery, ridiculously expensive, just to check that POP3 inbox.
> humans would have picked it up looong before modern medicine

We did. All modern medicine has its roots (heh) in plants. We might have distilled it down to its active compound(s) and increased the dose, but nature has it all.

200 years ago in the West it might’ve been all placebo (and literal snake oil), but the East had it figured out.

Modern medicine is good, but we’re standing on the shoulders of giants.
Three ways to think about Go channels
Love this! I play recreational ice hockey in an Adult league and for the past many years I've desired to use AI/Object recognition to recognize who was out on the ice during what times during the game to attribute who impacted goals and which players were taking longer than usual shifts ( every team has those one or two players!).

This may be achievable for me with the current state of AI and GPT to help fill the gaps that my knowledge is lacking in. Thanks for showing what you made and how you did it. It's encouragement to me.
Temperature affects performance on cognitive tasks. A USC study showed the optimal temperature for men was under 70 degrees, though women prefer a higher temperature. https://www.latimes.com/health/la-he-office-temperature-wome...
I am seeking neighboring stores! Sometimes I crave gum on the street, Gum drop anyone?

To summarize, I used:

1. Low weight but very cool product (like Propeller Hats)

2. Raspberry Pi for controlling everything

3. Adafruit stepper motor for the dropping mechanism

4. Yarn for holding the hat

5. Roboflow for the AI
Another unsolvable problem for US that has been solved... eh, anywhere else?
State Organs – Unmasking transplant abuse in China
My mind's eye doesn't care whether my eyes are open or closed. I can copy things back and forth between "reality" and "internal reality" quite seamlessly, so I can either keep my eyes open and bring things from my mind out into reality, or I can close my eyes and bring things from reality into internal reality. I don't strictly speaking have to close my eyes for the second one, but for example if I need to picture the room I'm in from another angle, but it's an inappropriate time to move from my seat, I can just copy the whole room into my mind, either close my eyes or unfocus and ignore my eyesight for awhile, and move things around inside my head. If there's a lot going in in the room, it's sometimes easier if I actually close them so I can spin the room around to the perspective I need.
It is valid and maybe easier to see with a comma.
“I am marrying, today.”
“Today, I will be marrying.”
It is valid in the context of “i will be engaging in marriage, today (“today, i am entering into a covenant of marriage”)” but it wouldn’t be something that would be heard very often. it’s a more archaic usage.
Because Okies would sweep them:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Red_River_Bridge_War
The problem with MicroLED is that they remain very expensive to produce, so they may have no chance to compete on price, and the quality of OLED is getting better as well. Apple recently abandoned their MicroLED plans:
https://www.yolegroup.com/strategy-insights/did-apple-just-k...
You realize anyone can throw a rock off an overpass and sometimes people actually do it right? People just choose not to.
You will need to book a spot first
You mean via wasm hinting in general or embedded llm in specific? Because I don’t see why you need an llm for that.
QUIC's (Hidden) Super Powers
http://avtok.com/2014/11/05/interface-upgrades.html#the-prox...
> What am I supposed to do with that?

my friend you're accessing this information (my comment and this link) on a device that is connected to the internet and you're upset that some resource doesn't spoon feed you (even though it does).

> What am I supposed to do with that?

here's a hint: the domain that this link is on is the name of a company that revolutionized information retrieval on the internet about 20 years ago. so much so that that same word (the name of the company) has become synonymous with information retrieval itself. so I suggest that what you're supposed to do with journal reference is put all these obvious factoids to good use and try to retrieve some information :)
Why would things be changing quickly now when old-school AI have been out-diagnosing doctors for years?

Again, like I said, doctors are ultimately responsible for the final call made. So no amount of AI will replace any doctors. It may remove some toil, but they cannot be replaced.
The Linux Mint 22 Beta is almost here as ISO testing gets underway
Citigroup says AI could replace more than half of jobs in banking
PCs weren't yet a dominant computing platform for most of the 80s.
What kind of stigma is there around UDP? I have never heard of this and I have never seen anyone use UDP expecting it to be reliable.

I think the biggest mistake people make with UDP protocols is allowing traffic amplification attacks.
On the esoteric software engineering side, Tom7 is the channel you're looking for! https://www.youtube.com/@tom7
Is that because the so-call AI is that good or because it doesn't keep Banker's Hours?
typical comment blaming the parents instead of the decades of innovation leading to addictive technology behaviors.
Movies and TV shows are a really exciting topic. But first to your questions:
You are totally right, I can't recall a scene from a movie with all the details. I couldn't paint it, as I'm not seeing it like when it's right in front of me (in the movie). But I could definitely describe it and it will sound indistinguishable from what you would describe, the difference is that I'm remembering the description and you are remembering the scene itself.

Rewatching a movie is the same, I remember seeing the movie and I also remember all the scenes (the ones I remember); you might remember a scene by color and "images", I remember it by description or concept. But the result is the same: I remember having seen it.

A really nice perk (for me) is that I don't remember the individual actors. I remember the role played, but not who has played it. It's not like I cannot distinguish actors from another, but I just don't remember actor X played this and that role. I really don't understand the problems with changing actors in sequels, it's the same role; maybe played a little bit different, but still the same role.

I know a total of maybe 5 to 10 actors which I recognize among different movies.
You have it reversed, no? Computer vision was just called computer vision and computer graphics until "AI" became the new headline grabber, then computer vision somehow became "AI". Even optical flow from 30 years ago is now being called "AI" by some people even though it has been around for decades and doesn't work off of any training, it just tracks every pixel to get motion vectors.
Uber pool provided something a bit like that.
There is tons of control and research done about the ways to make LLMs "safe".
Lost in the mall and other false memories
I generally root for cephalopoda in this regard.
Majorly flawed ideas in my opinion.

The gist of the entire talk in essence is about promoting an alternative to Descartes rules of method and other key rational rules that have served society well for hundreds of years.

He doesn't go so far as to outright claim this but the subject matter covered clearly indicates that this is the problem he is trying to solve.

If you look at all the aspects he covers, its designed as a flawed replacement for enlightenment principles.

Personally, if you have a working system (when you subscribe and follow it), why bother creating a fanciful flawed system as a replacement that hasn't stood the test of time? Descartes has almost 400 years on this, and it still is far better than what is concretely proposed (when rightfully discarding aspects that trivially fail basic a priori reasoning).

The talk also doesn't actually cover any of the implicit structural flaws in centralized organization itself, treating it as a forgone conclusion. Overall what's promoted is super wishy washy, borderline magical thinking from what I can see. Not something I'd want to rely on for safety critical systems.

I don't think this guy is worth taking seriously. He seems to have bias against IT people, who are one of the main sources for solutions for what he proposes, their job responsibilities are largely problem solving and resilient system's design.

This clear bias, in my opinion would call into question the credibility of everything he claims. If you going to discount professionals and experts whose job is tailored towards these problems, what are you really after, its a clear contradiction that goes unanswered? It really begs a credibility question, and historically Marxists don't have a lot of credibility to begin with, they often lie by omission.
My hats are completely new and unworn! Lice free since June 23