skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> This correction won't reach the vast majority of people who saw the headline who will continue to believe falsehoods about SpaceX

Whether it's a typo or not is irrelevant.

"Ahead of its second launch, SpaceX reportedly bypassed regulatory permit processes regarding pollutant discharge limits, as well as failed to provide detailed explanations on how it planned to treat its wastewater."

This cowboy-ass attitude of "do now, give documentation later" might fly in other areas, but when we are talking about rockets and water pollution, it gotta be caution first.

If the agency that's tasked with checking these limits tells you to stop until they can verify what you are doing is within regulatory limits, you stop. Which Musk's company failed to do.

"Meanwhile, the same chart lists multiple pollutants at concentrations at or above TCEQ and EPA standards, including total suspended solids, cyanide, copper, and chromium"

That doesn't sound like a typo to me.

> Would it blow your mind to learn that similar fake news was employed by reputable news outlets like AP News on the Tesla Swedish union strike story where multiple news outlets claimed(and still do) that all 120 Tesla mechanics "walked off the job"

Would it blow your mind that during the Twitter layoffs, Elon tried to immediately fire many many engineers in Europe (e.g the Netherlands), who had permanent contracts. That's illegal. This half-brained mofo has believed too much in the praise he gets from right-wing trolls/simps, but laws are laws. If Tesla workers in Sweden want to unionize, they will. And you can't fire people without notice who have a permanent contract in the Netherlands.

I would totally not surprised if the guy is dumping all kind of shit in Texas's water, as he's totally deluded and out of his mind.
It’s enjoyable, but the writers basically had a really good idea for the start of a movie and then no idea of how it should develop from there.
Google is terrible at both UX and UI. I have said this for a long time that thank god Google search was a simple textarea. If they had done anything else, they would have blown it.
In general I agree, except perhaps "Disney can only win.". They can lose PR; enough that the company might consider this an overall loss.

Their service is hospitality and the message they're sending here is very much inhospitable. It might turn into a meme, like "Cancel your Disney+ before visiting Disney IRL". It might make people hesitate and/or choose a different holiday destination. Etc.
eh? Two years ago they didn't allow MRU in GMaps if you weren't logged on.[0]

And with every new phone I always power on it without an account, update, reset and only then add an account; I had my share of 'I did disable that thing'

EDIT:

[0] and they claimed what there is not enough storage for it. On a fresh phone with 128Gb on board. For the small array of ~30-100 letters. Fuckers.
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An example I can think of is when you're listening to a podcast or music that has been recorded on low volume. Without a volume mixer you're forced to increase the general volume, resulting in overly 'loud' sound notifications from other apps.
Your content creators were always going to increase monetization strategies, whether you gave them the nod or not. That's the beauty of capitalism hard at work.

I personally couldn't use YouTube without Sponsorblock as a matter of principle, I hate ads. Doesn't matter how many times you try to categorize and dress them up.
Good idea mate. This is the kind of thing that should have heaps of users.

I wanted to watch the YouTube video but I didn’t have access to audio, and gave up. Video took to long and had too few visual cues - I think many people will do the same.

So you should make a super short gif (10-20 seconds max) that gets the point across extremely fast and visually - no audio.

Post it on Reddit on webdev, you’ll get a shit tonne of people
installing this.

I’ve had lots of success with this simple method (sold a personal project with 700,000 users)
Thanks, so it's connectors, nice differentiators. Seamless integrations are harder than it seems.
I recommend this podcast with people from congress on the topic:

https://warontherocks.com/2024/03/win-wind-how-a-bipartisan-...
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The article has a strong focus on "available to humans" and "that humans depend on". Many of the water beneath the crust is exactly that, pumping it up is an important source of drinking water. (In my country, the Netherlands, it's the primary, almost only, source of drinking water)
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Planet Hollywood right now: http://i.imgur.com/miezzfz.gif
I think you just described relativity from the perspective of atoms. It's still the same old relativity though.
Even if the (CLA-owning) organization changes the license, the last version available under the AGPL will always be available under the AGPL.

> If you can't use the AGPL version now, you can't use it later either.

Right. But you can use it now and later.

> And I don't see how it prevents "Cloud Vendors" from using it, but not everybody else as well.

Cloud vendors can use it. What they can't do is fork it and start making private changes that they do not release for others to use. Forking it is fine, making incompatible changes is fine, but keeping those changes proprietary is not.

The AGPL defends against competition from a big cloud operator, but not in the way you're thinking. It does not prevent the cloud operator from using or even modifying the software. It does prevent that operator from creating a competitive fork that benefits from starting with the AGPL code but then diverges in a way such that customers will want to pay the cloud operator for their up to date fancy version instead of the original project. I mean, they still could try to get people to pay for that, but the original project will have access to all of their changes so the cloud operator won't have any advantages when selling support or a license with different terms.
What about virtual tourism? See the pyramids without the expense of going there.
Not really.

First if all, most GS take posed images as input, so you need to run a traditional photogrammetry pipeline (COLMAP) anyways.

The purpose of GS is that the result is far beyond anything that traditional photogrammetry (dense mesh reconstruction) can manage, especially when it comes to “weird” stuff (semi-transparent objects).
Well, I'd say that NI hardware was at one point the best you could get in terms of performance and ease of use, if you had tons of money. Quick prototypability is the main advantage compared to everything else.

I'm not sure who I would use for that purpose, I'd say that we're blessed with a huge variety of things which are of quite good enough performance and ease of use, but also with the curse of needing to deal with different vendors for different kinds of uses. I wouldn't expect most companies that sell general purpose DAQs to also sell FPGA systems for signal processing, for instance. That's odd.

But if you just mean digital and analog inputs and outputs there are so many options now that are adequate, even just an eval board for a microcontroller running a LabView firmware module can do well enough (and this route lets you escape NI better later anyway). This is a kind of cool new thing, using an Arduino or whatever as if it were an NI DAQ.

So the ecosystem is much larger, and less locked into NI software (LabView anyway).

On the other end where reliability is important, I wouldn't trust many places, but I barely trust NI. Honestly I'd be looking at Emerson if I wanted that level of assurance, but I wouldn't use that for prototyping. In a prototype I have to design it to fail safely enough rather than trying to make it foolproof.

So for prototyping there's a ton of options now, and once the prototyping is done -- if it needs to be high reliability then it's probably going Emerson or something similarly expensive anyway, and if it needs to be low cost then you'll just put it on an embedded DAC and ADC with a ARM-M0 or RISC-V or Raspberry Pi or whatever you fancy. And if you want it to be more expensive but more reliable you buy some kind of OEM module you put on your PCB so that they can be more carefully integrated while using certified analog input and output modules.

I think that ends up being three widely varying use cases, and prototyping is maybe just too easy to do in other non-LabView and non-NI-hardware systems such that the high-reliability Emerson-style market is what remains. I won't miss LabView, that's for sure.
> The "mechanics" that Newtonian theory (and its predecessors, Galilean mechanics and Kepler's model of the solar system) replaced were indeed replaced--nobody uses Aristotelian physics or Ptolemaic cosmology any more, not even as approximations. But that does not always happen.

Yeah, about that... A not-insignificant number of people would have a hard time explaining why the moon has phases, let alone be able to do something like explain the sidereal day.
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I have to agree with the parent. LLMs are excellent at a large range of NLP tasks. Of course they are not going to replace all ML models, but when it comes to NLP they are clearly better than lots of trained models (e.g. https://arxiv.org/pdf/2310.18025).
I'll agree with you that it is a very "mild" case of magic, or maybe this doesn't qualify as magic at all because Go doc is pretty good. But having to build the docs and then learning what m.Range does adds extra inconvenience to what until now was just an eyeball scan operation of the "for" line.
>They can lose PR; enough that the company might consider this an overall loss.

When has that ever happened? I can't think of any time when a company lost enough PR to actually significantly affects its financials, much less put it out of business.
Come back to me when there's an AI song cover generator that can do George Formby singing Strawberry Fields Forever.
Where to see the tool?
> solving people's problems.

This sales

> I came up with really amazing ideas and built products with neat UI, scalable backend and beautiful database structure. Something I'd feel proud to show to my engineer friends.

This does not matter, because your users don't care or see the value of scalable backend or beautiful database structure, unless they will also maintain/sell that same software, then it matters, but those customers already buy from consultancy firms(who are experts in selling crapware) so you are out competed.
I first found Seal which uses arai2 under the hood. After getting used to Seal, I had to start using yt-dlp with aria2 on linux as well. The only nitpick is that you can't get multiple parallel downloads with Seal.
It was a 1 month trial.

Not even using it.

"Disney claims Piccolo reportedly agreed to this in 2019 when signing up for a one-month free trial of the streaming service on his PlayStation console."
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There was an old sci-fi trope that the reason aliens attack earth is to get at our water.

The problem with that was, 1. there are better sources of water (the oort cloud) and 2. they aren't stuck in an gravity well.
Oh this is great, one more competitor with top model which will be available via API. I wonder what the pricing will be. OpenAI was slashing prices multiple times in the last year and a half I was using it.
I like how just in this thread you can see the way marketing leaves a permanent mark on its customers.

Your comment is one of few where people report unrelated problems with their Google Phone. Different versions, different problems, no problems, all kinds of things. Open talk.

You've however brought up an Apple device and the comments under your comment are all Apple customers telling you that you either don't use your device properly since using your phone as a phone is "no longer the primary means of communication" or that it might be your fault (perhaps you have too many contacts in your phone book).

So while problems with the Google device are something normal, problems with the Apple device seem to be something extraordinary.
What’s killer about that? I order food once every 2 weeks, I like to browse the different options myself. Almost all the ‘killer’ AI functions are already here: smarter photo retouching, auto-replies, searching, and text summaries with some reading comprehension to ask questions. These things I use daily.

The only thing I’d like is a better integration with ALL actions possible on my phone.
The first one is not a select but syntax for defining a small in-memory table named t. You can then do a select on this table. The second is a "functional form" of select i.e. an alternative syntax for select with extended capabilities. It is an advanced feature that is rarely used, but it's there when you need it "for programmatically-generated queries, such as when column names are dynamically produced". Written in the usual syntax this particular expression is the same as "select from t where c2>35,c1 in `b`c".
I hope this is like net neutrality and they get overrun with outcry.

Submitted a 10 page opposition complete with citations. Thanks for the help ChatGPT.
I still don't understand a lot of youtube advertising. Like for me, if I'm being advertised something, I instinctively don't trust it, because they're having to pay people to say good things about it rather than people who have used it telling me it's a good thing. And there are still so many sponsorships from places like BetterHelp, which has been known to be a scam for a while now, and Raid Shadow Legends, which is just a crappy mobile game that is about as "mobile game" as you can get. The only reason I use onshape is because a friend recommended it to me, and I was very skeptical about it initially
How did you find your users?
Ask HN: My Gmail is under DDoS attack, all my emails delayed, what can I do?
The issue:

I am receiving 20 millions emails every day. All of them goes to my Spam, but there are too many of them, my normal emails get delayed.

Why this happen:

Some one sign-up newsletters using my email address, the newsletter didn't send verify link to email to let you confirm, they just start to send emails to you.

What's worse, gmail support alias: 1) the dot in gmail get ignored 2) the + and what comes after + get ignored. For e.g. if your email address is example@gmai.com, then e.x.a.m.p.le@gmail.com, or exmaple+a@gmail.com, example+b@gamill.com goes to same address.

That's the worst part: the attack register thousands of alias to newsletter, for those newsletter, they don't know this alias thing, they think they have got thousands of subscribers (Huh, they didn't even send you verify link, what did I expect?) So whenever they send out one email, I received tens of thousands of them.

Top3 newsletters spamers:

1. email@email.deadline.com

2. email@email.variety.com

3. email@email.billboard.com

My issue is not receiving spam emails, Gmail filter all of them to spam folder, good job Gamil!

My issue is, seems that Gmail has sort of rate limiting, Gmail keep sending me those spams, but all of my normal emails delayed for ~48hours, some are delayed for 3 days.

(It's not my filter issue, my normal email didn't go to spam or trash, it showed up on my inbox correctly, but delayed 48hours to 3 days)

Blocking is not an option. Gmail actually doesn't have such feature to let you block some senders, the "block" button in Gmail is just send those emails to Trash folder when receive them, which didn't help in my case, the email still goes to my account, and there are too many of them.

What I have tried

Call Google

It's nice to talk to a real person! One point for Google.

But the hotline didn't solve my email delay issue, we talked one hour. Follow her instruction I have tried:

- Incognito mode
- Switch to another browser
- Switch to app
- Switch to another device
- Test by sending email to myself
- Disable all of my Chrome Extensions
- ...

After one hour, I tell her there is thing called Message Header [1] which can let you analysis the time sequence of an email, and it showed clearly that it's Gmail server delay to deliver the email to my account, not my client side issue. She confirmed it with higher tier of support, then tell me there is a issue with Gmail server, and suppose to be resolved in 24 hours, and she let me keep updating her the issue by reply the email she sent me.

But it's been a week. The issue is still there, and when I reply the email, seems it's a different person reply me each time, and he/she didn't have the context, cause he/she let me try to check the spam folder, trash, all emails (which is not the issue)

What can I do?

If we sign-up someone's address on those bad newsletters, we can delay one's email, that easy? I am shocked that the email system (even Gmail) is so vulnerable.

[1] Email message header analysis: https://toolbox.googleapps.com/apps/messageheader/
Famously, Tic Tacs are less than .5g and so contain 0 sugar on the label even though they are pretty much entirely sugar.
they wont replace voice actors for that. Rather it will replace voice actors for niche languages for niche content. Just like AI generated images doesnt replace artists working on the latest pixar movie but rather lets some small blog ad an image they would never had otherwise.
Reminds me of the Vihart video about serving sizes in soup https://youtu.be/mxNPpte_6m4
> I'd love to be able to 'walk around' in my photo library.

Yes this. I've been dreaming about this since I digitized my childhood photos a few years ago. There should be more than enough photos to reconstruct the entire apartment. Or my grandparents' house. Not sure though what happens if items and furniture moves around between shots.

I haven't looked much into this yet and just assumed it will need a bit more time until there is a batteries included solution I can just download and run without reading ten pages of instructions and buying a GPU cluster.
Seems to be overloaded, see also the earlier site on this topic from the authors: https://safecurves.cr.yp.to
If you can engineer "the support guy" then you can do a lot more than disable one passkey.

I'm talking about engineering on the other side, the person who has the password and uses it to log in. You can't social engineer Miriam from Accounting to give their passkey, you can do it with a password.
Guys come on, you cant keep releasing software in the US, and then do a staggered launch where months later things are available to users in England, Denmark etc. There should be no reason for it. Im sure whatever dumb EU regulations can be dealt with easily in the software, these staggered releases ( such as chagpt having no Memory etc MONTHS down the line for EU users ) its just a hindrance to progress. Its starting to feel like we live on an island in the middle of nowhere.
You cite a 5 year old post. We have improved things since then. You can't spoof other people through Fastmail any more, we verify permission to send as any address - either through your account owning the domain or alias - or by authenticating the specific address by confirming you can receive an email there.

If you have your own domain, you can set whatever DMARC policy you like on it. We'll DKIM sign your email for you if your domain is configured to use the keys we create for you, or do your own outbound email as you want.

Also the whole thing about STARTTLS is bogus - that site says "Unable to determine STARTTLS status" - too right. Because we're not listening on those ports. Because that's less secure that only allowing the SSL/TLS ports.

We have written about our reasoning here: https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360058753834-SSL...

The key paragraph is this:

Today, many email services, including Fastmail, now disable plain text IMAP and POP logins entirely on ports 143 and 110, leaving encrypted connections on ports 993 and 995 as the only option. This makes sure all clients use encrypted SSL/TLS connections to protect sensitive data.

(Disclosure: I'm the CEO at Fastmail)
Realistically? Never. Grok-1 weights were released because it was quite bad compared to open source and closed models. Now that they have a competitive model, they won't give it away.
I feel the same. The more I hear about a brand in youtube ads (or any ads, for that matter), the more "scammy" feeling I get about it. At this point I feel I won't even consider looking into NordVPN, Betterhelp, or SquareSpace, even though I understand how this feeling is unjustified.
> I do wish that Typescript would offer some tools to make it more ergonomic to write performant unifying code (I kind of despise conditional types

Maybe give https://gcanti.github.io/fp-ts/ a go?
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