skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> The code below is all you need to stream text with Chrome AI and the Vercel AI SDK. ... `chromeai` implements a Provider that uses `window.ai` under the hood

Leave it to Vercel to announce `window.ai` on Google's behalf by showing off their own abstraction but not the actual Chrome API.

Here's a blog post from a few days ago that shows how the actual `window.ai` API works [0]. The code is extremely simple and really shouldn't need a wrapper:

const model = await window.ai.createTextSession();
const result = await model.prompt("What do you think is the meaning of life?");

[0] https://afficone.com/blog/window-ai-new-chrome-feature-api/
Yeah the market made better options of attracting liquidity than the centralized exchanges, and thats mostly how its been resolved
I don't think anyone is on record as having completed a single game of Campaign for North Africa. Likely not even the author.

Which I guess makes it a game only in the theoretical sense.
How would you install a shell without a package manager?

Edit: @mhio That's what I suspected, thank you.
how/where do you network when you live in a remote location?

the main problem is that making new connections takes a long time and consistency meeting people over and over again before you any friendship takes hold.

i now try to network on online events, but that is exhausting and i feel torn between working on my current contract, searching and applying for jobs/projects and joining events. it's like i don't know where to focus because it feels like there is no progress an any of those activities. add taking care of family to that and it soon becomes overwhelming
This is completely wrong. Chevron is about the Clean Air Act, which required Chevron (the oil company) to get a permit for every pollution “source.” The Reagan EPA interpreted the word “source” in the statute to mean an entire plant, not an individual pollution source (like a smokestack). It was sued by the Natural Resources Defense Council, who argued that the law requires Chevron to get a permit for every pollution source.

The D.C. Circuit, in an opinion by Ruth Bader Ginsberg, sided with NRDC. But the Supreme Court reversed, ruling in favor of the EPA (and Chevron). The Supreme Court said that the court had to defer to the EPAs interpretation of the word “source,” even if the court thought that wasn’t the best interpretation of the law.
Wrote my dissertation in grad school using Overleaf. I’d their UI was more refined than ShareLatex. This was back in 2015-16

It’s interesting to see that they are still around. I remember in one of my tickets, one of the front desk ticket personnel had a PhD herself and was very quick to narrow down the code within SVG file causing rendering issues!
The war can end tomorrow. All Russia needs to do is get out of Ukraine. All of it.

Simple to do, easy to achieve. No more Russians need to die.
Is this that hard to do on your own? You can base from scratch if you want. Then you’d have to add just what you need which I guess could be hard.
Tab renaming – Vivaldi Browser snapshot 3392.10
That has nothing to do with what Google is doing here.

That is an end user summarisation feature not a proprietary web API.
hah - I am utterly misunderstood.. it means to say Yes Climate is Real, Change Now or Else ! now how is it that substantial shifts have not been implemented today.
If you told me my options were go bankrupt now with a chance at long-term recovery, or retire into/put my kids and grandkids into the worst depression in US history after a few more decades of can-kicking and treating the symptoms over the disease, you're damn right I'd be the first to sign up so long as the necessary reforms were made.

But hey, I think long term. Which in our system means I'm not in charge of anything substantial.
sure sounds like it
It kept you off the streets for a while, didn't it? Obviously a great success.
*Verse 1:*
Woke up this morning with a plan in my head,
Gonna build a castle, need a lot of sand,
Grabbed my phone, started to command,
Hey Alexa, can you lend a hand?

*Pre-Chorus:*
I’m feeling like a kid again,
Dreaming of the seaside,
In my living room, I’ll make my own tide.

*Chorus:*
Hey Alexa, order twenty pounds of sand,
We’ll turn my place into a beachy wonderland,
Dancing barefoot, got the sun in our hands,
Hey Alexa, won’t you understand?

*Verse 2:*
Neighbors think I’m crazy, but they don’t know,
I’ve got the waves crashing, the good vibes flow,
With a little magic from my techy friend,
We’re surfing in the living room, it’ll never end.

*Pre-Chorus:*
Turn up the heat, let’s make it bright,
With a pinch of paradise,
Every day feels like a summer night.

*Chorus:*
Hey Alexa, order twenty pounds of sand,
We’ll turn my place into a beachy wonderland,
Dancing barefoot, got the sun in our hands,
Hey Alexa, won’t you understand?

*Bridge:*
Building castles, making dreams,
Feeling free, it’s the ultimate scheme,
With every grain, we’re setting the scene,
Life is better when it’s sandy and serene.

*Chorus:*
Hey Alexa, order twenty pounds of sand,
We’ll turn my place into a beachy wonderland,
Dancing barefoot, got the sun in our hands,
Hey Alexa, won’t you understand?

*Outro:*
So next time you’re dreaming of the shore,
Just remember what Alexa’s for,
A little voice can bring the beach to your door,
Hey Alexa, we’re ready for more.
I like this but I think all advice suffers from the problem of the people needing it being incapable of using it and the people who are capable of using it already know it.

You learn by doing x time. There's also a place for study, reading, etc. to supplement this.

This is true in software development. It's true in martial arts. It's true in chess. (the 3 things I've invested some effort in progressing in). I've taught martial arts but there's no magic advice I can give people that will instantly take them to the next level, they need to experience and work through things to progress. Having a teacher helps (a lot).
Very cool! Some things missing from Gboard:

- clipboard suggestions

- emoji search

- gif search

- stickers

- Bitmoji integration
It helps reinforce my overall belief, that people smart in some aspects of life, might be very un-smart/crazy/bigoted/ignorant etc in other parts of life.

I mean, look at the website, 7/10 of the "Recently Updated" are about religion, while most are about Islam. A religion that he categorically denies and thinks is false, yet is seemingly obsessed with? Strange stuff to me.
I don’t know who designed this, but they were a master of the black art of Radio Frequency waveguide engineering. I am impressed. The PCB, itself, is a major component. Not only for the patch antennas but also several RF filters, the local oscillator, and the mixer are all largely made from peculiarly-shaped PCB tracks. Apart from the PCB, there are only five “components" on the board. Five passive components to implement a Doppler radar module. C’mon. You have to be impressed by that!
Does this mean all of those companies that complained about iterm2 recently on here are going to finally stop using chrome?
What I have found is that at least Google's distroless images do not get updated frequently enough to handle security issues.

Because of this, I ended up switching to Ubuntu images and doing apt-get dist-upgrade before anything else to try to pick up fixed binaries.

If Ubuntu truly is able to keep an up to date cadence for its distroless images, then I'd definitely want to investigate to see if I should switch.
It's about the face-to-face decision making and teambuilding. The lack of a computer is also somewhat of a bonus as it forces players to be intentional about processes, because in battle the computer probably won't be able to handle every process that comes up and so experience doing it by hand is useful
That means there are an infinite number of exact copies of you typing on HN and on an infinite variety of HN analogues in their respective timelines. Infinity is big!
Without metrics of some kind from Wube I guess we aren't likely to know for sure, but I doubt very much it is common to run old versions of the game on Steam. I bet you that most people are simply running on the latest version at all times. That solves the MP issue, and plenty of mods don't need to be updated for each game version.
In a country of 350 million, the only two selections are Trump and Biden?

Surely there are hundreds of thousands more suitable candidates.

We always get the leaders we deserve.
This is entirely local, the iTerm2 complaints were about the built-in ability to send data to a remote server.

That doesn't make the iTerm2 complaints right, but there's a clear difference.
> trilobites.info

Damn this website is amazing!
Peace seems achievable by Ukraine successfully defending its original borders until Russia decides to stop its invasion. It’s not like Ukraine is trying to invade and annex Russian land. This war has a very unilateral cause.

Most other war is criticized on HN in the same way. i.e. USA should leave Iraq/Afghanistan, China shouldn’t invade Taiwan, NATO shouldn’t attack Libya. HN generally sides against the aggressors. So this is consistent.
I assume the images are pre built based on a manifest provided by the developer. The developer decides whether or not to include a shell and which shell to include.
Not OP but thanks for sharing, excellent comment.
Confluence 100% supports the situation you’ve described.
The way I’m reading this is that you need to have a publishing workflow, or a document approval workflow, which Confluence can do. At one of my jobs, we wrote it with CQL.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ESt7CTZiXqY (NSFW)
Long-chain fatty acids, mainly.
When I was in elementary school, I remember the school librarian highly recommending these books (they were trending in the 90s, apparently).

Had no idea the book series bought Redbox, lol
This seems like a spec. Did you mean to say that there are similar products/services that already implement this?
Don't be naive. There is no diplomatic "solution". Any truce would be only temporary while Russia rearms to attack again in a few years.
1.8B/3.25B is still too much for edge devices. Ideally tens or hundreds mega would be ok. Is there an option to change the builtin Gemini Nano to other smaller models?

By the way, haven't touch the lastest JS code for a while, what does this new syntax mean: "import { chromeai } "

Also not get the textStream code:
for await (const textPart of textStream) {
result = textPart;
}
does result get override for each loop step?
It'll be even more catastrophic the longer we indulge. I'm hoping higher for longer is measured in decades so the markets can be brought to heel, but as you say that's probably wishful thinking. They're already talking about agency backed second mortgages, which would primarily give seniors with paid-off homes one last big credit infusion on the way out.

So I guess try to ride the various distortions and get out at or near the top, and hope whatever you end up with is enough to weather what comes next.
It may not be immediately obvious, but these are not "games" in the hobbyist sense of the word (though I suppose hobbyists may get interested, though access to this one in particular seems to be restricted to the military) but "simulations" for teaching and training.

They are not supposed to be "fun". They are supposed to be analysis tools. Their goal is different to a wargame for hobbyists, where "playability" is usually a greater factor than the simulation of real war concerns.

That's why it's OK that in a single day you can get one or two turns done. It's not a game, people who attend these exercises are doing work-related stuff.

That's why it's also "not in stores".
How would you manage a Confluence document via git?
but that’s not much useful if the model is nano. Webgpu would be a better point of misuse maybe
Is it possible to sense electronic, photonic, and sonic/phononic charge with holotomography and/or quantum QC sensors?

Is there static electricity at the cellular level, and aren't membranous cell walls electrically charged; where proton transport also matters FWIU?
BITNET the IBM academic network? I thought that was mostly IBM mainframes (Not a lot of Unix). A lot of US universities had a mix so I guess people would have exposure to C/Unix.
> Think of the many people who still have terrible internet, with no hope for improvement.

Umm, I'm thinking, but the best I can come up with:

1. Rural/extremely out-of-the-way locations. Which means that locating a Redbox that is profitable is going to be extremely difficult because by definition you're in low-density areas.

2. Extremely poor people. Even most lower class people have cell phones these days where you can watch video, so the number of people in reasonably dense areas who can't afford broadband is going to be very low.

I do think the "multiple subscription services" issue is a valid point, but in general I think that most Redbox users are likely just slow adopters, similar to folks with landlines. The problem is that customer base slowly but surely goes away.
I had a conversation with someone from work who uses VR to work exclusively (meaning, he doesn't use a normal monitor or keyboard for work) and it turns out his setup is really different from what I imagined.

He has a high end VR device, not an Oculus (I forgot which though). His chair is weird and positioned weird. He uses a counterweight in his headset. And so on.

Not for me, in other words.
I got one shortly after I went WFH, as I was having low-back pain due to my ordinary office-warehouse home chair. Paid about $250 delivered from a mail-order refurbisher (there was a cheaper one locally, but the warehouse was in the part of town by the old railyard and just screamed "disease") and have had one failing-- cracks in the pleather armrests, which I remedied by making some fabric sleeves stuffed with foam to cover.
Someone in our community created a provider and I wanted to showcase it.

It’s nice insofar with very little abstraction, runtime, and bundle size overhead, you can easily switch between models without having to learn a new API.
What are these manifests? I presume you are correct - the images are prebuilt (as typical for docker), but then it's like coreos, what you get is whatever you `docker pull'ed, most likely very basic (by design).

Great in cases where the app is a self-contained Go program only requiring libc, but not useful when you need to apt/yum/dnf install anything.
I’m fairly certain Ukraine would accept any truce that included Russia withdrawing all forces from the border, even if it was obviously just to rearm and redeploy later. Ukraine doesn’t have any goals beyond removal of Russian forces from its 2013 borders — what else would they negotiate for?

You make it sound like Ukraine wouldn’t agree to a truce unless Russia agreed to more than that, but I think that’s a strange take. Did you mean “cease fire” instead of truce?
Depends on what is meant by "not actively using them".

I use mine in noise-cancelling mode all the time, without music/podcasts/anything. But the noise-cancelling is definitely active.

Always when I'm in the subway, along busy streets full of honking and emergency vehicles, and so forth.

Makes urban life much more tolerable.
Same thing happens without the supershoes...

Start running to get fit, expending X calories per mile.

If you lose weight due to all the running/exercise, well, then, you've made it easier for your body to cover the same distance since you weigh less now.

But your weight loss will decrease if you keep your running distance constant since your lighter body requires fewer calories to cover the same distance.
You don't.

There are tools like `nsenter` to act on the container namespaces.

https://manpages.debian.org/bookworm/util-linux/nsenter.1.en...
It's not a game and it's not supposed to be fun. It's a military simulation, a tool for military people. 2-3 turns in one day may be entirely within reasonable range for military analysis.

You cannot buy it in a store. You need to work for the DoD to have access to it.
Only on HN do we have to explain why death may be scary to some people. Sometimes I wonder if this place is populated by actual humans.
A work day of military people using this wargame as a simulation tool for analysis.
Probably not, I've never tried it. But I assume you can waste a bit of time puzzling out the few things to include which are actually needed every time, and a distroless image has that pre-puzzled for you.

If I wanted to be so specific about what's going into my images I'd probably just build them with nix.
I see what you're saying and I disagree. I believe you're framing my statement in a negative light which breaks the first and second rule you pointed out. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9973077
Which could be construed as gatekeeping. But thanks for making me aware of community guidelines, they'll come in handy.
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I mean... one certainly could do this. And then as soon as anything breaks with that container, the person trying to fix it will curse the day you were born. People already go way too far with stripping container images, and it's awful for troubleshooting. The last thing we need as an industry is taking that silly trend even bother.
> chewing of people or animals

The ESP32 can detect the difference between a cannibal and a vegan?

That's impressive.
Chat GPT says Emerson Nebraska had one until 2015. But I cannot find any source to back this up.

Reliable sources seem to say around 1985/1986 prices increased.

I feel like if that’s true, 2600 must have a photo, right?
I don't think that really contradicts what I said. Social attitudes change over time; that's not in dispute. The US is still pretty racist, but has gotten less racist over time. I think things like that absolutely are causes for idealism.

But Obama was still one of a very few options Americans had the opportunity to elect. He ended up in the primaries largely without the involvement of the vast majority of the country. My point isn't that things don't get better, just that we don't get a lot of choices, politically.

(Though if Trump wins this fall, and the right succeeds in their plans for their government "makeover", I think that will set back the "things getting better" train for decades. Hell, our hard-right SCOTUS majority is already unraveling that.)
I own a couple of .xyz just for my own self hosting stuff... I got them cause they're cheap.

There is nothing inherently bad about .xyz... (that I'm aware of) It's just that because they're cheap they get used.
Gives me nostalgia for learning about random subjects on the early web, pre-Wikipedia. Stumbling upon a site like this would be a treasure trove if you were interested in these back in the day.
> This is about moving power to the courts and away from experts, plain and simple.

Who's experts are these? The ones I agree with, or the ones you agree with?
Monosodium glutamate: Review on clinical reports
It depends if google can transition to making more revenue from harvesting user data to train AI than they do from ads.
So they don't standardize things anymore?

Look at WebNN [1]. It's from Microsoft and is basically DirecttML but they at least pretend to make it a Web thing.

The posture matters. Apple tried to expose Metal through WebGPU [2] then silent-abandoned it. But they had the posture, and other vendors picked it up and made it real.

That won't happen to window.ai until they stop sleepwalking.

[1] https://www.w3.org/TR/webnn/

[2] https://www.w3.org/TR/webgpu/
> Can anyone else weigh in here?

Kinda weird to ask, when the answer is five seconds away plugging "US constitution amendment process" into a search engine.

> wow this is actually true

Not sure why you're so surprised about it; consider that the threshold for overriding the president's veto of a regular bill passed by Congress is a two-thirds vote from both the House and Senate. It seems like the bar for amending the constitution should be higher (significantly higher) than that.

Besides that, not involving the state governments at all when amending the constitution feels like it would be a bad move, in a country founded on the idea of strong state leadership and a comparatively weak (though not as weak as some of the founders wanted) central government. Certainly our federal government is even stronger power-wise today than even the more strong-central-government proponents among the founders would have expected.
"Distroless docker image"

We already have this from docker itself.

https://hub.docker.com/_/scratch/

I don't see how adding cannonical to our minimalist null distro adds any value. The idea of minimalism is to take away. What would they be doing anyway?

Sounds like a corp just wanting to get in a business. Antithetical to the idea of removing everything but the kernel.
> But theyre not doing it.

Maybe because they can get away with not doing it because of chevron?
That's incorrect. Event cameras are different hardware devices than your traditional camera.
This is how most open source projects do things, 1. because they are not users, and 2. they don't have UX teams and upper management to force them to make it easier to use for people.

Be lucky you get binaries at all, there are many projects that don't provide any at all, and are quite hostile to anyone asking for them!
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If my employer ever setup “Activism Hours” the first words out of my mouth would be “let’s unionize”.

Idk what other type of activism would even make sense in that setting
I describe it using Donald Rumsfeld's famous quote: "You go to battle with the army you have." We all wrestle with the limitations of our mental apparatus. Also, reality is always more complicated than any concise description of it. No experienced scientist would claim otherwise.
Starting your own company can make your skills more scalable.

The top artists like Taylor Swift have scalable careers mostly because they operate like a corporation.
That's just some supplemental code. The actual API is:

const session = await window.ai.createTextSession()
const outputText = await session.prompt(inputText)

That's all there is for now (createGenericSession does the same at this time, and there are canCreateTextSession/canCreateGenericSession).
Light mode is easier to read thanks to black-on-white text I think (I need to use bigger fonts in dark mode for the same readability). But to avoid issues with brightness I set monitor brightness to the minimum and set the background to light yellow ("solarized") rather than plain white.
All of this above. The biggest contributing factor though is that the radio will be off for 99% or more of the time when not actively sending, in order to save energy. This means you also need to wait for that <1% beacon/listening window to connect. And it’s not unlikely that you get interference / a bad transmission just at that time, so double or triple the wait time.

Or in short: It’s caused by saving energy and interference.
> There is a name for this in economic theory, but it's a bit of an insult.

calling it money is no insult.
noncommercial use only: https://gitlab.futo.org/alex/latinime/-/blob/master/LICENSE....