skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This was interesting.

When reading something like this I can’t help but wonder what the big PC makers do, but figuring that out seems like it would be pretty daunting given the large number of models even a single vendor makes.

Having so few models, plus firmware updates in the OS, probably made figuring this out so much easier than it would be in PC land.

Also: poor 2019 iMac. It’s a nice model but came out right before the Apple Silicon transition. It’s lifetime was never going to be what it could have been.
McDonalds never does anyone a solid. As long as it's legal, you don't owe McDonalds a thing.

It's the flip side of McDonalds not owing you anything under capitalism.
Don’t miss the lovingly crafted manual: https://teenage.engineering/guides/ep-1320

Looks great blown up on a 4K monitor due to extensive use of SVG.
I've been using it for a small real estate app for like ~8 years. Zero problems, works like a dream. I use MySQL for some app-user data, but most of the bulk data is on ES.

Solo dev running a 3 node cluster on Hetzner.
bookmarked for the response.
agreed that it's a possibility which is where https://docs.mrchromebox.tech/ comes in. I've yet to be failed by its guidance for either box or book
>> I watched my computer reinstall edge, reinstall/hijack my drives with onedrive, re-add ads... But I left Windows for Fedora.

Had something similar happen when I finally relented to all the constant pestering to upgrade to Win11. I did so reluctantly. Suddenly, I needed to link everything to my onedrive account. Oh, you have an MS365 account? We need that too to set up your onedrive. Oh, you should use teams, let me make Edge your default browser and connect all your accounts to your edge account.

I didn't have any of this on Win10 and now it was just hijacking all my stuff, setting every MS program as the default and after I switched it, it would hijack them all back when I ran the updates. I purposefully keep all my stuff siloed for security reasons and here it was forcing them all together without my permission.

The last time it reset Edge and Teams and forced me to use my MS365 for Teams, that was it. I uninstalled it and then installed MX Linux (Debian based) and have been much happier since. I still have a Win10 desktop and I'm not surrendering that until I absolutely have to now.
For termux: install termux from fdroid and pkg install all the stuff you need. There's a couple of gotchas if you try to build stuff directly, but it mostly just works overall.

For full Linux with x11 GUI: follow the guide I linked.

For the keyboard setup, I just plug keyboard, mouse and monitor on a USB c dongle. I don't use android desktop mode personally.

My next device will likely be a foldable phone, with a foldable keyboard and a stand it works as a laptop in a pinch (otherwise dongle for kb/mouse/display)
Really cool! Love your solution for achieving synchronisation, so nice to have the site open on both laptop and phone and see the same movements on both devices.
Wouldnt you just recompile your duckdb with the hacked Arrow?
Don't forget the multiple cases of them unbanning users after they posted child abuse.

https://x.com/elonmusk/status/1805805057843380528
https://www.vice.com/en/article/xgwa7z/twitter-elon-musk-dom...

The latter even watermarked a screenshot of his copy of a video called "Daisy's destruction" and posted it. It is horrific and inexcusable these people are allowed to continue posting on twitter AND get ad revenue.
Legally, in many places they are mopeds. The problem is that there is no way to enforce the law because they look like e-bikes. It takes checking model numbers of bike or components. Throttle is relatively easy to notice.
My 2 cents - don’t rely on these frameworks and just do it yourself (or pick libraries like Instructor over these frameworks)

I think both have the wrong abstractions for people to build more complex workflows and use cases beyond demos.
My daily driver is an Acer Chromebook I bought used in 2018. Web and SSH are 80% of what I do, and it runs Debian in Crostini for the other 20%.

Six years later it's still fast, still secure, updates guaranteed through 2028.

Acer continues to make a few in this class with 16gb RAM and 256gb to 512gb SSD. When this eventually dies I'll get whatever similar they're selling then.

It's ridiculously cheap, even cheaper per month or year of usage. That's nice but it's not about cost for me. I'd pay 200% of the equivalent Windows or Mac or Framework machine just for the reliability, security, convenience, speed and peace of mind.
Ridiculous take. And not only because people obviously wouldn’t feel safer if reporting crimes was illegal.
People from those continents call themselves south americans or north americans. Just as you have european and asians, people don't call themselves eurasian.

Furthermore, both people from north and south america understand that american means a person from the USA. It doesn't refer to a person that may be from either one continent or the other. Also people don't call themselves western hemispherian or eastern hemispherian either.

What does African refer to? a person from Nigeria and Zimbabwe or also a person from Egypt or Algeria, or are they north-africans? Are algerian-americans african-americans?

Who is a 'new yorker', someone from manhattan, or new york city, or new york state?

Sometimes things are blurry.
There is no requirement to use TLS with webPKI if you are making your own application (not the browser), you can use TLS with custom certificate mangement.

You still need to figure out how you handle trust and key authentication somehow, but that is true of all cryptographic protocols.
That is wrong in general. With enough tests you absolutely can show the absence of bugs for certain programs. It is for example easy to test „hello world“ exhaustively.
This is a lazy argument that put very different groups in the same bucket based merely on labeling. The only similarities between East Germany and China is that they've both had Soviet influences, but the commonalities end there. Everything else is different. The Chinese state run system is not at all comparable to the East Germany one.

I would go even further than that: the Chinese state run system is not one system. It differs per province, per company, and they constantly iterate the system based on what works and what doesn't. If more market orientation turns out to work, then they do more of that, while keeping the communist label. Today's state run system is a strong cooperation between public and private entities, different from the sensationalist stuff you read jn mainstream media. They're not the mindless static dogmatists that you seem to imply they are.
Depends what you need.

From just the headline I thought the question was slightly different however: JWT with requires time, UA, IP and some decay of variance of these customisable via an integer value from 0 to 100. Let the user choose?

LOL.

No device fingerprinting via JS or any 3rd party as I believe in users' liberty.

So, how the user gets the above JWT:

Is any authentication needed?

Is they want to opt in, how's a trip code?

An account name recoverable via email. Or secret. Or SMS. Or remembering last account action? Or a combination?

For a sensitive action, what's the tradeoff between verification and convenience? Against what sort of actor?

SMS is exclusionary. Which works if you want to exclude non US/EU phone dependent users and target those that care little about security or privacy.
Nobody, that's the best part.
The question implies the answer...
Dual-Boot NetBSD and Archlinux
Let's say it company sourced software vs people sourced. It will be more obvious who supports it and why.
Is it just me, or are all the links to the papers cited wrong?
> IN THE UNITES STATES DISTRICT COURT IN AND FOR THE DISTRICT OF UTAH, CENTRAL DIVISION

Is UNITES > UNITED a typo? Would that cause any weird legal consequences, or are typos (if it is a typo) like this just accepted?
Right. "If I can do anything..." I'm not saying that's BAD to say, but it's pretty pro forma.
Nextcloud – open-source content collaboration platform
Yeah, us support would make a blockade useless. The us military would like nothing more than to show up as heros dropping supplies throughout the island defending Taiwan without firing a shot.
Shameless plug: This is a podcast interview I did with Yi Ding of Llama index where we discussed some of the differences between LangChain and LlamaIndex (among other things). Give it a listen as a supplement to the article:

https://podcast.genaimeetup.com/e/typescript-ai-crafting-the...
granted on the West Point part, but it was not very many years ago that Stanford did not even assign grades to class credits.. the vast majority of undergraduates were simply uniformly without flaw?
Speaking of both amazing and frightful: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cRIfsFefatg (Pumped Up Kicks, medieval style.)
I’m glad that all parents in suburbs are clearly wrong?
I have had a few generations of Chromecast, including the OG from ten years ago.

The latest one in my bunch has a remote and menus and stuff, and is what I presume y'all are talking about. I've seen it referred to as CCWGTV.

"Privacy" seems easy-enough and is not so dissimilar to "privacy" on any other shared computer: Just set up profiles. One for you, one or more for kids, one for guests, or whatever makes sense.

For your own profile, set a PIN. (The included d-pad remote makes PIN entry easy-enough.)

Aaaand... done?

Mine also does old-school phone-driven Chromecast stuff just fine with zero profiles logged in -- while it is just sitting there at the profile-select screen. In this mode, it accepts Youtube and Spotify and whatever else I throw at it.

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Am I doing something wrong?
needs [video] tag on the title - this is page containing a link to a YouTube video. I would have ignored it if I had known.
While you are here, I have been asking for years to have better access control on API keys so they can only use assigned servers. So my staging cant send prod emails...
Keep in mind most codecs can be tuned. Live encoding is a very different use case than encoding a video file you only need later. Most codecs have knobs you can turn to make it have lower latency&cpu in exchange for somewhat larger file sizes.
It’s somewhat uncouth to put AirBNB or Reddit on the list since they were pretty much funded out of pity (and almost weren’t funded).
This is a tired meme and essentially an ad hominem "silly Americans never experienced civilization so they don't know better", often repeated by American "urbanists" too. I grew up in Moscow, USSR. With 2 min subway, trams, rail, buses and trolleybuses going everywhere. There was no private car ownership in the USSR until 1950s so nothing was built "for cars". Yet everyone dreamed of owning a car. There were films about people getting cars. The government ran lottery where prizes were appliances and the main prize was a car. The wait list to buy an overpriced (~2 annual average incomes) car was 5+ years. People still bought them at 3x price on the black market. Some people bought motorcycles and drove them with a sidecar as poor replacement for an unaffordable for them car. People went to work in the oil fields in the north for a year to afford a car. So yes, people do want cars even after they experienced the wonders of public transit. People who have anxiety driving or cannot give up their drinking habit are a small minority.
I was just wondering the other day about the llm frameworks out there. Ones I've heard things about:

Griptape

Dspy

Autogen

Guidance

Semantic kernel

Marvin from prefect

Haystack

And of course langchain and Llamaindex.

Which ones am I missing? Are any of them particularly good? Things like a simple way to interact with it (Marvin stands out), clean and organized code base, good support... If I had to pick one today I'd probably pick semantic kernel but not because I have used it, just because the ones I've used have either fallen short or been too much unnecessary complexity.
Git was designed to be used with email, which adequately solved for communication and decentralization (at the time at least).
Thanks!

Erlang/OTP has so far been an excellent platform to build on for a product like Firezone. We chose it specifically for its reputation for powering soft realtime systems. Phoenix Channels are an added bonus that allow us to push all updates where they need to go, in just a few hundred lines of code.

We couldn't be happier with the stack choice.
Google has been slowly poisoning AOSP for years, ensuring the antidote is to include their services. AOSP now is mostly just a shell. This was reinforced just a few days ago when I downloaded and setup Android Studio for the first time in years: the default AVD with their APIs integrated works really well out of the box, but when I tried creating a couple AVDs without them, they wouldn't even boot (AVDs in my old setup still work fine, but that's on my previous computer).
Rainy "season" in SF? That's January, and the past few years even January had been pretty dry.

That is in fact why I think SF has a bad rap for being dirty: it doesn't rain very much. I've lived in SF since 2007, before that I'm Chicago for 14 years. I was recently back in Chicago for a few weeks. It gets just as dirty as SF or any other city, but it rained three times in a single week in Chicago (two with tornado warnings), which does wonders for washing away just about everything, including all kinds of smells, detritus and (human or otherwise) excrement.
Because as the Zendesk example that started this pointed out, an entire building (probably multiple!) of people were affected by this incident. There was 1 victim. It's going to seem insignificant on a per capita basis. There's thousands of people impacted by it, and possible dozens in the immediate vicinity who could be suffering from ongoing trauma having witnessed it.
You are right I got confused, but Telegraph Hill still was known for beatniks etc. And today it's close to the embarcadero which is ... well bad.
I don't think Twitter realizes how much the quality of employees will crater when they trash the brand and the workplace
I mean it’s not groundbreaking, but it makes it much easier to make simple AI tools that aren’t chat-based. It definitely has me interested.

GPT-4 has been so mind-blowingly cool, but most of the interesting applications I can think of involve 10 steps of “ok now make sure GPT has actually formatted the question as a list of strings… ok now make sure GPT hasn’t responded with a refusal to answer the question…”

Idk what the deal is with their weird hype persona thing, but I’m stoked about this release
I understand your point but the article quite literally says: “Here are the rules. The person in the center ring can say anything she wants to anyone, anywhere.”

I think GP has valid points about this “rules” impact.
I'd far prefer to live in the tenderloin than south bay. People make it out to be far scarier than it is.
I miss the carefree days of working in fast food in my late teens and early 20s. Getting stoned with friends, eating crappy food, staying up all night living care free. Glad I'm not doing it now, but there was a sense of wonder and joy in the simplicity of it all.
Not disagreeing that it must work, however, I think immunity is possible with a simple heuristic: Say no to all inbounds.

Or more specifically, if you get a call and it's not from someone you know then you simply hang up. Relevant information comes from you seeking it out, not the other way around.
Which musl issues are to do with GCC? Alternate C libraries are common on Linux e.g. uclibc, dietlibc, bionic... Not to mention also the other OSs GCC runs on that don't use glibc. Of course, mixing C libraries between the main executable and libraries probably won't work.
> Jon Larsen, a Norwegian jazz musician and creator of Project Stardust, was able to show that it is possible to find micrometeorites in more populated areas. In a study published in January 2017 in the journal Geology, he and his colleagues catalogued more than 500 lustrous micrometeorites (and counting), all recovered from rooftops in urban areas.

https://www.sciencefriday.com/articles/up-on-the-roof-a-hand...

He was featured in Werner Herzogs 2020 film, Fireball: Visitors from Darker Worlds.
Well if people are unhappy about MAC adresses on Macs, that's their perogative.
That can't be a very useful employee.
What so bad about old technology? Siemens is still selling point mechanisms based on designs that are almost as old as electric motors themselves. They work just fine.
I looked through some parts of it, and it look like to me that there is many redundant stuff in many if/else blocks.
Google TV did win, didn't it? "Modern" Chromecasts (the ones that include a remote and which have a local UI) have Google TV, and are sold as such.

https://store.google.com/us/product/chromecast_google_tv

(If not, then: What am I missing?)
I think their target audience are well-heeled Apple customers who like to imagine that they are musicians. Hacker culture doesn't have a "collector of expensive African originals" role, so "amateur who collects equipment far out of proportion to the time they invest in using any of it" has formed to collect the same psychological energy. It's about the combination of the creator fantasy on the surface backed up by the collector's motives beneath.

It is a very common way to present as a consumer in hobby markets, but it has elaborated itself to a great degree in this case because hobbyist musicians aren't surrounded by retired session artists the way, for example, woodworkers are surrounded by retired tradesmen.
the problem with insensitive people isn't that they don't intuit the logic of this theory. it's that they insist that they are in a different ring that would justify their behavior.
Love to see things like this on HN.
who said they're clearly wrong? i'm just saying that kids can be in cities.
It's a reskin of the EP-133, so likely reusing most of the manufacturing tooling as-is.
seconded sibling comment's advice. just do it yourself. the overhead of learning these frameworks is not worth it because they aren't doing anything groundbreaking.

having tried them both, they are nearly the same with different semantics. langchain (python) had more libs and prebuilt integrations though.
You would need memory as well. Without memory you wouldn't be able to detect change over time, and hence not the existence of time. And without that you can't have awareness (as I understand the word).
No snaps, better reliability during upgrades, more trustworthy devs.

That was enough for me to switch some of my machines.
Me too, which is why the whole Rabbit R1 debacle was so surprising, not just that they did the design for it, but that some of their leadership was so deeply involved in it.
Gangs in the Los Angeles County Sheriff's Department
I will state outright that the founder of meetup.com did not have what it takes to work the counter at McDonald's. It takes the ability to shovel shit with a smile, for less pay than it takes to afford a shithole studio apartment, and zero intangible reward. For a CEO to actually take that job, and succeed in it, would be quite the stunner.
Just turn it off and blow in it. They use some plastics combination that causes buildup of static electricity.
> Which is still problematic because the Supreme Court is almost as partisan (if not as) than the senate.

Not even close. Justices have certain leanings but in general they care about their legitimacy.

Legislators regularly enact laws solely because they needed to pick up votes from a particular constituency, or somebody paid them to, even when the laws are transparently pandering, wasteful, absurd or needlessly complicated.

> So it will still be able to pick and chose which laws to challenge and when (i.e. they can just wait till the majority changes making any "clarifying" amendments unfeasible politically before making a ruling).

If that party is already in the majority it could have just passed the law it wants anyway?

> Unless enough justices die/retire during that president's term then you end up with the same type of flip flopping.

They're not supposed to do that. That's what stare decisis is about. It happens occasionally but it's not that often.

Whereas when the party that controls the White House changes, they had been setting about to undo every thing the previous administration did as a matter of course. It's completely different.
I would imagine that people that are not extremists or lefties are comfortable calling e.g. Richard Spencer[0][1] a nazi, or self-proclaimed white nationalist Nick Fuentes[2][3] one.

There is a very small but very vocal subset of posters that would take this opportunity to weigh in on the latter as being mislabeled, though I have not taken up previous suggestions to deeply familiarize myself with his writings in order to disabuse myself of some perceived error in judgment.

I tend to keep scrolling when I see someone use a word in a way that I disagree with. In the case that I do feel compelled to correct someone I certainly don’t see the value in copy/pasting a vague insult about their sanity. That is, to me, a genuinely strange decision to make given so little stimulus.

0 https://x.com/RichardBSpencer

1 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Richard_B._Spencer

2 https://x.com/NickJFuentes

3 https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nick_Fuentes
I think the classification is pretty standard. A bicycle has pedals. A motorcycle/moped does not. Legal definitions start drifting by region about things like can you ride an e-bike without using the pedals or maximum speeds. So I doubt anywhere would consider these bicycles. What is more interesting to me is if it fits into the same category as mobility scooter, wheelchair or golf buggy. Over here in my state, mobility scooters are only legal in public if you are injured, have difficulty walking or other disability. Electric scooters were entirely illegal until recently, unless they were under powered enough to be classified as a toy (which was so low they where incapable of transporting a teenager or adult)
reads like an AI article.

regardless, having used both in side projects I will say they are roughly the same with different semantics. So, either use langchain b/c it has more pre-built solutions or use neither because your project probably won't benefit from the abstractions they provide.
AGI is useless if you can't figure out how to employ it as part of a system, instead of just chit chat
And even if it doesn't wouldn't to Dedicated communication tool solve communication better than a dedicated revision control system?

What happened to using multiple applications each best suited for their domain?
According to who? Do you have a source?

Top violent crime rate per capita US cities [1]:

1. St. Louis
2. Detroit
3. Baltimore
4. Memphis
5. Kansas City

If we include all crime and not just violent crime, it’s still all large cities at the top. Not sure where you’re getting your info.

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_United_States_cities...
Can you share more details? Linkedin profile?
I'm pretty skeptical that cheating to that level is plausible. Ohm's law is so fundamental that finishing an EE degree without knowing it would be akin to writing a paper on Gravity's Rainbow without knowing the basic rules of grammar.
This an interesting reply. I did not read it as arrogant. Can you share what questions you felt were obvious?
The problem with the JPEG vs. PNG debate for screenshots, is that screenshots can contain anything from photos to text to UI elements to frames of video.

Just open any website and you'll see text right beside photos, or text against a photographic backdrop, often in the middle of being moved around with hardware-accelerated CSS animations.

I think we need an image container format that can use different compression algorithms for different regions or "layers" of the image, and an encoder that quickly detects how to slice up a screenshot into arbitrary layers. Both should be possible with modern tech. I just hope the resulting format isn't patent-encumbered.