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Ask HN: Are companies building models or leveraging existing ones to add AI?
How are companies going about adding AI-powered functionality into their products today?

As we all know well, there are countless new products and features emerging across various domains that utilize AI. For instance, today I came across a SaaS product that uses AI to streamline scheduling interviews. Are these products developing their own AI models, or are they building on top of OpenAI or similar platforms? Perhaps they are using a combination of both approaches? If they do rely on OpenAI or another paid service, are the economics sustainable with the current pricing models? I’m looking to understand the best practices for integrating AI into an existing product or developing a new AI-powered product in today's landscape.
https://www.iihs.org/ratings/vehicle/Tesla/model-3-4-door-se...
Such a shame. Can’t we dismantle it and bring the pieces down in Starship flights? The American parts would look great at the Udvar Hazi. As for others, each one can be delivered to its country of origin.

I’m assuming anything that did fit in a shuttle could fit inside a Starship.

Not sure Russians would like that though. I’m betting they would prefer their pieces deorbited.
These days AWS primarily does operate their own DCs. This is interesting historically but doesn’t relate to their current footprint.
News to me! https://www.science.org/content/article/space-station-mold-s...
fwiw, ifconfig.me does user agent sniffing, so curl ifconfig.me just returns the IP address used to connect, while visiting with a browser will give a lot more information.
Its going to be Starship again surely, with the right docking stuff to attach to the ISS.

Or a modified Dragon?
In practice, the difference between pulsed radar and continuous wave radar is a continuum rather than a dichotomy. Historically, FMCW (frequency modulated continuous wave) had a high duty cycle (though not 100%, the ramp generators need finite time to reset (though you can alternate between up and downramps and get closer)). For some applications, though, requirements force you to short ramps and long PRIs, thus low duty cycles, but the name (FMCW) sticks.
No.

The problem is fundamental: you need a certain level of mind meld to be able to get away with leaving things unstated and assuming the other person will know what you mean, or can figure out the right thing to do for themself. When you don't have that, you have to compensate by making your explanation of what you want as specific and precise as possible. Which, just like in the story The Monkey's Paw, turns out to be infeasible because of the fundamental sloppiness of natural language as a communication medium.

The level of mind meld you need to make natural language communication behave well comes out of domain expertise and a certain amount of time spent working together and getting to know each other. Outsource developers and LLMs both lack it for reasons that are admittedly different, but comparably unfixable.
If that was optimal, I would expect it would be the standard by now. Not through genetic engineer, but through basic evolution over millions of years.
I believe that’s what pushed them over the edge on booting stormfront.

Probably a good idea to not claim affiliation with cloudflare without permission.
Dictator Alert: Tracking dictator plane flights
I'm thinking 16, as in Volkswagon W16, part harmony on the Queen song.
What would you suggest is simultaneously more charitable and at the same time reasonable and well-considered? I don't think that there is such a position. If climate change is the bureaucrats' true concern, there are many better ways to combat it, and many of those ways aren't taxes on the population.

In fact, it's quite unreasonable to suggest that anything Denmark does, in itself, can affect the world's climate situation. The only thing Denmark can do is provide the world with a positive example. This ain't it -- with rising cost-of-living concerns around the world, it's very much a step in the wrong direction.
I noticed your “jump to” function is 1 indexed >:(
This really feels like it defeats the purpose of the site ngl
Most of them funded by the US.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Condor
Operation costs should increase as more and more parts start breaking down. It’s an old station by now.

That considered, it feels wrong to not extend its life until it actually is cheaper to replace it and, then, do so module by module.
(dynamic) computation forms a dag, not a tree. i think a sum scan (n inputs -> n outputs) will trigger the worst case. it might be that computations tend to be tree-shaped, so you rarely hit the worst case, but that helps everybody out, not just affine arithmetic
This brings up a question. I think we can all agree that detecting an overrun shows a fault in the system. But does it create an error?

Could this could be changed to where the overflow does not cause an abort; rather the next read of that location, without a corresponding legal write causes the abort. A buffer overrun does not mean the answer is wrong, but the use of memory that was overrun will.

In that case, production or not, you would want an abort. The answer is wrong!

(Perhaps this makes no sense. If so, sorry, the idea just came to me after reading the article.)
Reddit (and other fora). The homepage is for non-escaped. There's also /free
Thats not really what I asked.

But in this situation would you not be better off taxing the soy imports and fining waste outflow?
You're not going to get 50 cents if I know anything about it.

Maybe if you started selling today you could get that, an estate auction will get a few pennies.
cloudflares business model is literally to mitm their customers. they incidentally also get access to unencrypted versions of all https traffic to cloudfare enabled sites
No plugins, just HTML, no credentials
HTML comes to mind, but mobi/epub seems to be popular for ebooks. Then there's also docx, which is a standard these days.
Probably because structural materials are reaching their age limit, and things like preventing mold are just going to keep getting harder and harder. Sure, the station could be re-orbited, but maybe it is better to spend that money on something new instead of just refurbishing the old station.
Blue flowers are extremely common because pollinators are attracted to them.

I am pretty sure that they were referring to the plant itself being blue (like leaves and stems), not the flowers.
Wow. I didn't know he died in 2018 either. Always thought he was from pre-2000s, maybe it's because I thought nobody can create an OS this recently.
Client is able to see and control what uBlock does. Each one separately, as they see fit. Quite a difference, isn't it?
Xenon nuclei can also be hyperpolarized so they produces a very strong NMR signal, and then used for MRI.
Not necessarily. The clarity offered is helpful if you need to cite something, e.g. for a paper, and know exactly which page it's coming from - though this only works for book scans and is a somewhat specific use.
Or when you need everyone to have exactly the same words on exactly the same page. Quite helpful for standardization.
Yes, came here to say this too. Of course it varies, but some measurements would be nice!
South Korean telecom company attacks torrent users with malware
Your comment is straw-manning by creating your own definition of red tape; please don't do that.

The article itself is positing a cause. It is difficult to work out what the actual causal chain is for nuclear energy being so expensive. And even if it were only due to pointless rules, it would be very difficult to trim down to necessary rules.

> accident led to new regulations

But we should not be relying on major accidents to improve our nuclear plant designs.
Sounds great! I'll build this starting with 12 monuments that I've scanned in Egypt.
This is an ancient version that is NOT the one supported by Valve for Steam Deck.
Wild Boar Has Five Times More PFAS Than Humans Allowed to Eat
Looks like it is down at the .io registry level, I am not getting any NS records for polyfill.io
Ctrl-c aborts input and leaves the previous partially edited line visible.

Ctrl-g cancels Ctrl-r searches. So if you want to search and then search again you can clear the history position with Ctrl-g.

Ctrl-s moves forward if you went too far with Ctrl-r.

Ctrl-r twice in a row retrieves the previous search.

Alt-u upper cases. Alt-l lower cases. Alt-c capitalizes. From current position to end of word.
I saw a video doing something like awhile ago [1], and I thought the idea of using electroplating made sense, but I know absolutely nothing about chemical engineering or material science.

It's interesting to see this idea in action, though with my limited experience with electroplating it seems like it'd be absurdly slow.

[1] https://youtu.be/W1d36wbx_yg
I find the BBC is too willing to run with anything when it comes to breaking news. Longer lead time pieces using BBC reporters with better edited content they do great on, but they have proven over and over they will relay anything when it comes to breaking news, and that they do especially poor when using freelance reporters for breaking news.

Ido Vock, who has the BBC byline, is a freelance journalist not a BBC reporter. https://muckrack.com/ido-vock

Marcelo Rochabrun from the Bloomberg piece is Bloomberg's Lima Bureau Chief. https://www.bloomberg.com/authors/AWGVgQgsdOs/marcelo-rochab...
with or without the Boeing Starliner Max still attached? :D
The spacecraft equivalent of refactoring vs rewriting from scratch.
Wouldn't it be the same as breathing any other nonreactive gas? Isn't this just symptoms of hypoxia?
There is some nice concepts in here that you can see in some things (like Unreal Blueprints) but the problem it has was you had to use a button for everything, and it just seems a bit clunky.

I would love to see something like this for the web, there's never really been a tool that captures it as close as Yahoo Pipes did.
I'm not sure how much they can carry on re-entry. More heating etc., and more weight when doing the landing.
My question is when does cloudflare starts to inject ads into my content?

Is it “shots fired” situation?

Because you know bullies and other bad people start testing ground to see what they can get away with. That is why you slap them hard and quick on the first attempt right away so they see that they cannot fool around.

So I am asking can it be we have to say - well yeah technically they are right - but stop right there doing that and never do it again!

They could make terms that they don’t serve vulnerable things from their cache and it is up for the customer to update or fix it - but they shouldn’t overwrite stuff, period.
Well a lot of discussions due lead to some actions that I wouldn't have done on my own like reducing animal proteins, or shopping local for everything.

I don't see why caring about plastic bags is mutual exclusive from caring about automobile free cities. I'm 40 and have never owned a car. I'm a big NotJustBikes and StrongTowns proponent. We can for sure debate car dependence and what policies we should advocate for. But this was an article about biodegradable plastics.

Montreal is shutting down a ton of streets every summer to make them walkable, and we've built out an extensive bike infrastructure. All great things! We could make public transportation free.
That's mostly how Knuth codes (with a flavor twist in the form of literate programming). It's a huge endorsement of the idea presented in the article :)
Lots of Golang users told me generics aren't needed until they were added. But let's leave "cult" accusations out of this.
Yeh the bottleneck is the OpenAi api. I experimented with trying to get the clothing onto the uploaded pic, but its not relaible and difficult to train the model due to the number of permutations.
>>>Just cutting calories in can make you feel less able to do things, so you automatically cut back on exercise.

As someone who has dieted by cutting and counting calories. This wasn’t true, I didn’t have the energy for high intensity workouts sure but I did have the energy to walk a mile or two and the result is the same loss of calories as 2 mile run. Walking just takes a bit longer.

The important thing was drinking a lot of water or gassy things to feel full to quiet the urge to snack.

Also Deleting junk food, sodas , and beer completely from my pantry. Having coffee without cream, Replacing them with low calories snacks like carrots, celery, bananas.

I dropped 15 lbs fairly fast.
That's nice, but if GNU readline disappeared from my Linux install I probably wouldn't notice.
> This article refers to something occurring in 2014 with State Department email credentials and somehow loosely connecting that with the 2016 DNC email leak.

Thanks, that's a good point, I was motivated to read a bit more about it; the article I linked is indeed a bit vague.

The source for it is a de Volkskrant article, I found it in an archive: https://archive.is/S5KeI

This has more detail and contains the claim that the Dutch did observe Cozy Bear breaking into the DNC network.

However, elsewhere we can read that the emails were leaked to WikiLeaks not via Cozy Bear but via Fancy Bear, which is part of GRU; see the Mueller report Volume I, Ill. RUSSIAN HACKING AND DUMPING OPERATIONS, A. and B. page 44-56 in the PDF.

Both the SVR and the GRU infiltrated the DNC network:

"Cozy Bear" had access to DNC systems since the summer of 2015; and "Fancy Bear", since April 2016. There was no evidence of collaboration or knowledge of the other's presence within the system. Rather, the "two Russian espionage groups compromised the same systems and engaged separately in the theft of identical credentials".

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

From what I've read that's a common way of authoritarian state organization: to prevent any security service from becoming too powerful and thereby becoming a threat to the dictator, there are multiple services with overlapping responsibilities and they compete with each other.

> Assange himself seemed to implicate Seth Rich...

Apparently Aaron Rich's defamation lawsuit got some results:

https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/seth-ric...

It's worth noting that leaked messages (the irony) show Assange was knowingly misleading the public about Seth Rich:

https://www.buzzfeednews.com/article/kevincollier/assange-se...
Then use 1% of revenue or 2K per day, whichever is greater.
I think this touches on an interesting question. What obligation do free or open source project maintainers have?

Even if a maintainer slaps on a, “I do what I want with this project. I am not responsible for any damages. There is no support” disclaimer, I am not sure that necessarily removes some social responsibilities.
Any games employing strong anti-cheat are unlikely to work without support from the vendor. Games that do not work are e.g. Fortnite, League of Legends, Valorant, Destiny 2, ARK 2, Trials Rising. Some of these may eventually be supported, others likely never will be.
okay go to know
Apple removed Intelligence from home page
Can’t find it anywhere in the marketing site.
Specifically, vision transformers (ViT) outperforming established CNN.
it sounds like the kirchners' allies in bolivia are going through the kind of crisis we were headed for here in argentina before they lost power here in the election in november. not that we aren't still in a crisis, but we have two things going for us:

1. recognizing the wrongheadedness of the kirchners' policies, we elected an opposition leader who favors capitalism. unfortunately, he's a total nutbag, and his advocacy of freedom seems to be strictly limited to freedom of enterprise (not, for example, freedom of abortion, freedom to protest, or freedom to use public transit anonymously)

2. we aren't a petro-state
Even for someone like Allen a few minutes with Quicken Willmaker would have been able to setup a trust to keep any of these things going in perpetuity.

He likely didn't like thinking about it.
Packaging on this is interesting – from pricing page:

How much will Figma Slides cost when it is generally available?
Figma Slides will be included in all Starter plans for free or can be purchased for $3 per seat/month on Professional plans, and $5 per seat/month on Organization and Enterprise plans.

Do I need to have a full Figma design seat to use Figma Slides?
No, you do not need to have a paid Figma Design or paid FigJam seat to use Figma Slides. You will need a paid Figma Design seat to use advanced design tools in Figma Slides.
Nowhere did I suggest one language should rule them all. Golang has advantages like efficiency and greenthreading, but that's not because they omitted async/await and exceptions. I just think that was a mistake. And I do use Golang on my team.
I believe North Korea already sends its citizens overseas to work in construction. I’m pretty sure the North Korean elites keep pretty much all of the wages for themselves - that’s one of the ways they fund their nuclear program and lavish lifestyles.
Most South Koreans are apparently against sending weapons. The current president and his administration, who is pro-American/Western alliances was recently rendered a lame duck and his party is likely to lose the next election.

When that happens and the opposition party assumes power, it’s back to becoming adversaries with Japan and probably reducing, if not refraining, from sending further aid to Ukraine (assuming the war is still ongoing). As well as appeasing North Korea and China. How Russia plays into that appeasement will be interesting.
Previously, in recent years, when not "logged in", total results were capped at around 250. With the "AI" hype, it has now dropped even further. Perhaps more people will notice. With some searches, today I get less than 20 results. This is highly amusing given the claims about the size and scope of Google's index. These are not obscure queries. I am 100% certain the terms appear in hundreds if not thousands of web pages. Then I try the same query on a Bing-based search engine and I see the results Google is hiding.

In the early days web search engines had no such filtering; I used to browse page after page of results to discover nuggets of useful information. Back then, I wonder how many people would have believed the claims about how many pages were allegedly searched unless they could actually browse deep into the results.
Overrunning the buffer means your program's behaviour is undefined. Continuing to function at all, much less doing what you wanted, merely means you got lucky with the compiler this time.
Couldn’t we put it in a super long orbit that means it will revisit earth in a million years or something? Might be a nice surprise for whoever is around at that point.
Democratic governments and political parties, unions, student organizations, journalists, artists, teachers, intellectuals, opponents to the military juntas and left-wing sympathizers (including socialists, peronists, anarchists and communists)

Crazy they just green lighted the whole segment of the population who were fighting for their own destiny.
If you own the domain for a service used for free by many many websites and have encouraged people to use that service for free I think there is some responsibility to not transfer that to a bad actor.

If he simply made the DNS not resolve to a server anymore I'd be fine with it (and if giving people a warning a few months in advance would be great) but this is not inaction, this is selling trust. It's reasonable to have less than zero trust in anyone that would willingly sell my trust to an unknown third party for profit in this manner.

I think that people should have never used this service or used it with subresource integrity (which by design is not possible in this case), but that's not how it was pitched so now the owner has some responsibility if they want to maintain dignity and trust.
True. But Watchlist is not just a video aggregator, it’s got many more features like customizable alerts and progress indicators etc.

I’m currently working on a feature to let AI determine if a video should be added to a list based on what it’s about.
Oh, interesting. Would that be installable OTA using M5Launcher?
From the article

"Bolivia is among the world’s most politically turbulent nations, having had nearly 200 coups and revolutions since it won independence from Spain two centuries ago. Morales was ousted by the army as recently as 2019 after a disputed election."
Super Mario 64 ported to the GBA [video]
Cloudflare's primary raison d'être is messing with the response they serve to users - to perform caching, to inject CAPTCHAs when they detect a DDoS attack, etc.

If you don't trust Cloudflare to not abuse this to inject ads, stop using Cloudflare.
Thanks for sharing your detailed research. It matches my own perception of the current state of evidence also (see the comment I earlier linked to). There's no doubt it's primarily run by ethnically Chinese individuals and probably mainly targeting (or rather, if the words of the founder of Anjie are to be trusted, victimizing) Chinese companies. What remains totally unclear is whether a Chinese company is behind this. Cyberscams targeting China from Southeast Asia are a well-known problem.
Personal collections are for enjoyment, not investment.

I liquidated some of my fathers things for effectively nothing. That he spent decades acquiring.
The museum was also a generous community space; I remember attending a Seattle Indies game jam and other events before the pandemic. It was very special to be surrounded by reminders of early-computing exploratory spirit.
Nice. But transition between 360-Photos is important in this Area.

I have also developped a personnal solution to do "Immersive visits".
The visual quality is not as good as your exemple(Nefertity) but I feel immersion is very good.

- My website :https://free-visit.net

- Example of an immersive visit :
https://free-visit.net/fr/demo01

I would love to have your feedback.

Thierry
Reading the intro I was expecting g something totally impossibly expensive but

> Xenon is extremely expensive — a single 30-second dose costs between $50 and $80

I mean, it just seems like a normal rip off, not even that exclusive.
_/`(ツ)_/¯

walk like an Egyptian
Hong Kong's Furi Labs shakes up smartphone scene with dash of Debian
Hmm, interesting. I thought it was like with popsicles, how the blue ones get eaten first.
https://skwawkbox.org/2023/02/01/swedish-prosecutors-joined-...
Doesn’t look like it

The unions declared an indefinite general strike

https://x.com/redstreamnet/status/1806068831984783583

And as I write this it seems like they’re outnumbered in the plaza

https://x.com/KawsachunNews/status/1806083169726198113
Yes, the previous one is: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40429878
There are some new features since then and some major speed improvements from using SIMD.
I do still see complaints about the compressibility so I still need to work on some improvements for that.
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Show HN: PGautoupgrade is now a Docker-Sponsored OSS project
Applied for Docker OSS sponsorship for the project a few months ago, and then forgot about the application.

Received the acceptance email about it today, and it's already showing the "Docker-Sponsored" logo on the repo.

Hopefully it'll turn out to be useful, as the docker image itself seems to be getting used by a reasonable number of people (60k+ downloads now).
No, xenon is a NMDA antagonist meaning it has dissociative/anaesthetic effects like ketamine or nitrous oxide.

TFA talks about the effects coming on "within seconds" of inhalation, so it is clearly not just hypoxia which takes tens of seconds or minutes to manifest.
We call that the 'night' and our battery tech is improving enormously. Personally I hope solar becomes so cheap that mechanical batteries become popular - pumped resevoirs, inexplicable wood flywheel