skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It was more than that. If you look at beta builds of Windows 95* they essentially integrate outlook into explorer. Effectively you would have a hierarchy for each layer of internet communication available from the file management.

*http://toastytech.com/guis/chicago4.html

I guess they figured it would be more profitable to sell that as a standalone product in the office suite.
2.5MB is about an order of magnitude larger than the OP's hundreds of KB. I'd be fine with 3MB.

But they should still be pulled on demand.
First time I looked an article and the inclusion of AI art has made me start to feel like the article itself is written using AI. Not saying that's the case, but it put me off reading it.
Fun fact: Second Life, the virtual world, has an in-world scripting language called LSL, and it gets compiled to bytecode that gets run on a virtual machine. Initially, it got compiled to bytecode that ran on an in-house virtual machine, but in 2008, they switched over to compiling LSL to Mono bytecode to run on the Mono virtual machine. I wonder if that's still how it works. (I haven't been involved with SL for a long time.)
Why do we need legislation against this? Just don't buy the toothbrush and let the product die of natural causes
when you say 'does not scale well', are you talking about the algorithm's performance or about some kind of maintainability concern?
The more reason for a bunch of experts from Apple to join, right? ;)

To bring their expertise and help out with challenges that are currently blocking this project from progress.
NASA still does great stuff but SLS specifically is not exactly a pioneering program. It's a disposable rocket using Space Shuttle engines, attempting to go to the Moon again.

Meanwhile SpaceX got reusable first stages into production, and recently got the world's largest-ever rocket to orbit and attempted to land the second stage. And it's all powered by newly designed engines that significantly advance the state of the art.
> Canadians do not remotely ever think they are Americans, at all.

Nah. Canadians regularly see themselves as Americans with respect to political processes and laws. Presumably because of said American media consumption and believing what it portrays also applies to Canada.
Is there anything in the full path to the repo that may have Unicode chars? Otherwise, use strace or similar on the git status command and examine the output of that.
You are wildly optimistic about the competency of government
Bit unkind mate. It's normal for ELO rankings to update by many points.
Why write such a long comment about USA agriculture in reply to someone speaking about european agriculture?
You could add a series of latches, and use the magic of graph coloring to eliminate any timing issues, and pipeline the thing sufficiently to get a GHz of throughput, even if it takes many cycles to make it all the way though the pipe.

Personally, I'd put all the parameters in NOR flash, then cycle through the row lines sequentially to load the parameters into the MAC. You could load all the inputs in parallel as fast as the dynamic power limits of the chip allow. If you use either DMA or a hardware ring buffer to push all the tokens through the layers, you could keep the throughput going with various sizes of models, etc.

Obviously with only one MAC you couldn't have a single stream at a GHZ, but you could have 4000 separate streams of 250,000 tokens/second.
To quote trudeau (sr) "Living next to you [America] is in some ways like sleeping with an elephant. No matter how friendly and even-tempered is the beast, if I can call it that, one is affected by every twitch and grunt."

Fact is, as a middle power country next to a super power, american politics has an inordinate impact on us, and we can't even complain to our local congresman, since obviously we dont have one.
> 3. Potentially true but I would still set up my business in the US and just pay the tax, if I make $100m it’s $20m for the government and I rate that as a great deal to be honest.

You've described the wrong type of tax. I make $100m and 20% goes to the government is not controversial. It's my business is valued at $100m and so I pay $20m to the government regardless of how much my company is "making".

> 4. Why is a one off 20% tax going to lose founders control, this is only about companies post IPO.

Got it. So no more IPOs and every public company is about to go private.
AI Doomers Had Their Big Moment
Does it uses the pictures in some other ways like a list of available upgrades?

Otherwise they save all the traffic and put it on the appstores and users and when they use some service for analytics they don’t need to run any server themselves. Oral-B probably sells worldwide putting everything in the app instead of fetching it maybe saves them good money.
You can still do that to this day. But it seems like now it hooks into edge or presumably the default browser.
If this is in reference to Gaza, it is because the situation in Gaza is happening with US support and supplies.
"Our external strategic objectives, as decided by delegates at our annual conference, are: ... 4) The closure of the Nuclear Power Industry."

Nuclear power is not, as a photograph of a banner on the CND's website tells me, the answer to climate chaos.

https://cnduk.org/about/aims-and-objectives/
Unfortunately motherboard is capped at 16Gb ram
For everyone who is confused by what is going on, here's the explanation:

Today, there are 2.5 Mono's:

Mono that lives in https://github.com/mono/mono. This is the original Mono codebase that was written back then and was the .NET Framework for Linux, with corresponding compat. and such, pioneered by Miguel De Icaza, who now seems to be happier in Swift land. At the present day, it was receiving very little maintenance and I don't believe was actively used. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

Mono that lives in https://github.com/dotnet/runtime/tree/main/src/mono. This is the Mono that got merged into .NET, becoming the building block for multiple components and one of the official runtime flavours. It is actively maintained and is at relative feature parity with CoreCLR, predominantly serving mobile targets (iOS, Android) and WASM as well as exotic or legacy targets like ARMv6, LA64, s390x(?), ppc64. It is also useful for initial stages of new platform bring-up process. Note that you are not expected to use it for targets that support CoreCLR due to a massive rift in performance between the two. When you are using it, you do so as a part of standard .NET toolchain - it is picked automatically for appropriate targets, or can be opted into with some configuration.

Mono that lives in https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine-mono/mono which is a Mono fork actively maintained by Wine for its own usage. Going forward, any possible ambiguities regarding ownership and stewardship are considered resolved and the ownership of mono/mono and everything related to it is transferred to WineHQ.

Honorable mention also goes to private Mono fork used by Unity which they are (painfully) trying to migrate from.
I feel the same. Just look at accents of people back in the 90s compared to now
I think there’s nothing wrong with shipping the images, why should you need an Internet connection to pair your toothbrush (which of your using the app you must want to do).

But why can’t they be vector images? The pictures in the tweet looks like they could easily be replaced by vectors and the difference would be nearly unnoticeable.
Your data is valueless when it's by itself. That's the fundamental mistake they made with HIPAA.
This is both true and not true.

From a geopolitical perspective this is correct. Canada is forced to operate in lockstep with the US and is completely dependent and ultimately subservient to it. Globalization has done a great deal to homogenize us.

Culturally our differences are disappearing, due to the shared language (in Anglo-Canada) and the internet.

Yet for all that: for the people living, working, and doing business in the respective countries, the actual on-the-ground experience is nevertheless quite different. Depending on the state/province in question, sometimes markedly so.
> There's an Android app that lets you configure alert if there's a lightning strike nearby.

Does it play a thunder sound? ;)
> Mono has no reason to live anymore

This isn't really true. Mono functions as a complete replacement for the ".NET Framework" - something that can be used to run any .NET app, including "legacy" apps targeting old ".NET Framework" versions, on any supported platform, even when the app was built to target Windows.

dotnet/runtime is intended to run more modern applications that target ".NET Core" - basically, stuff that's cross-platform on purpose.

There are tons of subtle differences relating to these goals but also some glaringly obvious ones, like mono having an implementation of Windows.Forms.

> hence the lack of commits and contributions

Microsoft have been actively forcing contributors out of mono/mono and into the dotnet/runtime repo for several years now, while Wine kept a weird halfway fork at https://gitlab.winehq.org/wine-mono/mono . Formally transferring `mono/mono` and the Mono name over to Wine will in theory allow `mono` to more effectively accept code which works to improve legacy .NET Framework support for compatibility reasons, while dotnet/runtime can continue to evolve as the way to run intentionally targeted .NET Core code.
I hadn't seen that before, but I kind of like it. I keep a stack of blank index cards on my desk for writing down lists of priorities and things and they end end up with them scattered around. Restack them up and review priorities, consolidate, and things like that on occasion. A binder clip to keep some with me and organized would be nice. I have a notebook I keep with me, but end up with lots of clutter and flipping around without the ability to toss old cards. May have to experiment with it some.
> whereas for height, it's almost 1.0

You grow and shrink about 1% per day, as you get compressed when you stand up and decompress when you sleep. That is about 1.5 cm, and with a human height standard deviation is about 6cm you get around 0.25 standard deviation variation when measuring the height of a single human at different times of day, or about 4 point difference if we have 15 points per standard deviation.
People who crave karma points will continue do so. The game isn't for the faint hearted. SO still has the best gamification model and there isn't any competitor.
Residual or base load - leave the semantics out of it. The fact is the world has been stuggling to just keep ahead of its energy requirements for the last century or so—and it's still in that situation. One would have to be blindfolded not to have noticed the Texas Power Crisis, and it's not alone by any stretch.

We need much, much more energy than we have now for advanced industrial processes—many hundreds of percent more energy per capita and its growth will be exponential. That's what will happen, like it or not—or it will in some places.

Society has a choice, tread water and keep its head just above to stop drowning as it's been doing for years or swim with the flow. On indications it seems the swimmers won't be the US or the West. I'm putting my money on newly developing countries who've no cultural baggage about such matters.
Almost the entire Canadian identity is based around the fact that they aren't american
> russian oligarchs are a lower threat to me than US equivelants

I don't think so, given "russian oligarchs" already manipulated the US electorate to elect one of their own useful idiots as president and are doing their best to elect the same compromised stooge the second time around.
What permissions does the app ask for? Most likely location for some bullshit Bluetooth feature, and no doubt they request other permissions like contacts and media so you can share with friends that you clean your teeth.

Hey, now oral b know where you are all the time, who you know etc
Intersting. Pidgin and variations are used by some gov orgs.
I collect silver age comic books, and this reminds me of several ads I read peddling "Pet Raccoons." I love it! https://www.reddit.com/r/comicbookcollecting/comments/16uwxh...
That feels like disempowering Western European environmental movements excessively.

They weren't Soviet puppets: they formed their own positions and advocated for them.

(Another reason I missed above: the conflation of nuclear power with nuclear weapons)
Would equals be simple enough for a staff member with limited accounting and tech background who has been putting simple revenue, churn, product trend reports together by hand using our stripe data? If so, how can we reach out to schedule a meeting to discuss?
i'm guessing that this is because safari doesn't allow the layout code (or anything else) to run while it's scrolling, which with normal websites (which don't use fixed positioning for everything) results in less janky experiences, and was famously critically important to get reasonable scrolling on the original iphone. it doesn't matter how fast clay's algorithms are if they're not allowed to run

(otoh when i try to load the web page it doesn't work at all, not even jankily, if we're talking about https://www.nicbarker.com/clay)
I don't disagree but we ended up with systems like Jinja because that's what people adopted. I also built GHRML which was a syntax aware template engine for generating XHTML documents and it never really took off.

Sometimes it's the simple and dumb solutions that win out over the cleaner stuff. Nowadays maybe less so, JSX clearly won and if you build UIs today that's probably what you should go for. However there were many solutions like JSX a long time before and somehow the value proposition was not right for the software written at the time.
It might be a versatile OS for docker containers, but it’s not exactly cheap.
To who?

Say I have an app with 1M downloads. Who do I sell 1M email addresses and the fact they've bought a toothbrush to?
This seems like a new definition of entropy unrelated to existing notions of entropy relevant to language. I'm not sure I buy "entropy = 1/abstractness"...
Why not a single, permanent file?
How about our Prime Minister LARPing as a Democrat and spending a ton of money on a school lunch program that as far as I can tell (being an avid consumer of news across the country’s political spectrum) no one has ever suggested was an issue north of the border? At a time when we are already ludicrously overspending, no less.
Are you not allowed to take screenshots of specific apps? Not gonna buy this phone then :(.
dot.net is the official starting point. It'll point you to getting setup with .NET dev on Linux. You can either use VSCode or Intellij Rider.
> So the problem is that people aren't being paid slave wages?

As before, the problem is that people in need of housing can't afford them. If they could afford them, they'd just build a house already and the whole housing problem would be solved. But when new houses cost even more than the used houses they already can't afford...
I live in an affluent area and my daughter works in food service. She says the people she knows to be wealthy are generally the worst tippers (often 0%). I have stuck with 15% even though that is below the suggestions on receipts these days and she tells me that's high for the restaurant's average.
Important caveat: "Apple MacBook Pro with Intel chip
was used in tests that met all requirements specified in this section". What I really want to see is performance evaluations between current generation x86 Linux, x86 Windows, and ARM macOS.
It sounds like gate-keeping too me; like JRE saying there are only 250 real comics in the world or @LPNH deciding who is Libertarian enough on Twitter.
It appears to be for apple only. I am a win/linux guy, unfortunately.
europe is the same. florida man human interest is just thrown in left and right. usually one or two days later after nypost ran it.
Can you reprogram or remote update the toothbrush?

I mean, if it has vibration or sound, you might be able make it talk or play music.
> I work in IT, which is the reason
our house has:

- mechanical locks

- mechanical windows

- routers using OpenWRT

- no smart home crap

- no Alexa/Google Assistant/...

- no internet connected
thermostats

>> Tech Enthusiasts: Everything in my house is wired to the Internet of Things! I control it all from my smartphone! My smart-house is bluetooth enabled and I can give it voice commands via alexa! I love the future!

>> Programmers / Engineers: The most recent piece of technology I own is a printer from 2004 and I keep a loaded gun ready to shoot it if it ever makes an unexpected noise.

- https://imgur.com/6wbgy2L
Or, place them 150M kilometers out in space and orbit the planet around them...
> Trans didn't exist a few year ago.

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

You are factually wrong right from the start.
I wish this was mirrored and Americans would consume Canadian news instead of local news about Canada. Maybe some more ppl would build more nuanced understanding of how universal healthcare care works beyond “they all die in the waiting line”
That requires more confidence. If there's a 50% chance something is true, I'd rather have Claude guess and give a warning than say it doesn't know how to answer.
I think it is lies.
Yes, because our current court is illegitimate. Even the conservatives know this. Trampling over precedent in an obviously partisan way and guaranteeing Trump can never face consequences for his actions? Come on now. The American People can only play stupid for so long.

As a side-note: I think limiting the term of justices would overall strengthen the supreme court's integrity and I think the right would agree. Or, at least, the right would regularly agree but they won't now - because they stuffed the court with cronies. Once the situation is in your advantage, surprise! The narrative changes.
From Show HN to Full-Time Entrepreneur: ChooseFI Podcast #506
That this is legal is crazy to me. Such a strong reason to split up the hardware and software sides of the businesses.
By this logic nobody should ever publish anything.
The Killer POKE [video]
Whenever I visit the states it feels like Canada just bigger
A toothbrush with AI is the funniest thing I've read today, thank you.
> What they know is how long the toothbrush is on. How are they going to monetize that data?

"We noticed that brushing takes you X seconds longer than usual. Do you want to buy new bristles for your tooth brush?"

"We noticed you haven't used our tooth brush in a while. Do you want to buy our new tooth brush?"

"We noticed that you started brushing your teeth earlier than usual. This probably means that you started a new job and can afford our new deluxe premium tooth brush."

"We noticed that you brush your teeth later than usual. That probably means that you met with someone who you can recommend our amazing tooth brush to."

"We noticed that your tooth brushing times are all over the place, so you probably had a child. Buy our new baby tooth brush."

And that is just from the time you brush your teeth. However, the app also collections "Health and fitness and Device or other IDs" according to the app description:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pg.oralb.o...

That means that Oral B can link that data with the data harvested from other apps or data brokers, so they probably know everything about you. Health data seems especially creepy to me. I wonder if it is possible to measure the effectiveness of an advertisement from the heart rate data. At least they can definitely tell if you brush longer after seeing their latest Oral B add on TV/YouTube/some website.
"When presented with a math problem, logic problem, or other problem benefiting from systematic thinking, Claude thinks through it step by step before giving its final answer."

... do AI makers believe this works? Like do think Claude is a conscious thing that can be instructed to "think through" a problem?

All of these prompts (from Anthropic and elsewhere) have a weird level of anthropomorphizing going on. Are AI companies praying to the idols they've made?
I’m replying because we’re having a discussion, and because it has been clear all along that you didn’t quite understand my position before arguing with it, so I’m trying to better explain it. I do agree that losing access sucks, and I do see why some paid users are angry, so maybe you don’t actually disagree with me after all. Maybe it should be illegal to turn off new installs after a year, I could agree with that in some circumstances, but you continue to exaggerate and oversimplify the actual situation which doesn’t help, and this feels purely dogmatic now and not particularly real-world. Leaving the auth server on is unlikely to benefit very many people. In both directions, it seems more symbolic than functional. If they turn it off, hardly anyone will be affected but maybe it appeases Steinberg, and if they leave it on, hardly anyone will be affected but maybe it appeases internet mobs.
Is the day-to-day really that different? I grew up in Canada, and then lived in 2 different states in the USA as an adult. I'd say Canada feels as different as say, California is to Alabama.
Part of the reason for this is there's really no "unified" flat earth theory, or really any kind of coherent argument at all - so all that's left really is epistemological trolling while taking the guise of being intellectually skeptical and "curious" (ironically from the most credulous people that have ever existed).
.net Core doesn't supply WinForms, but WPF is the far more common paradigm for Windows apps now. WPF is supported by projects like Avalonia on Linux. There are also a few other major alternative UI toolkits, more commonly used by cross-platform (vs Windows-exclusive) developers.
> [...] pushed me further towards UI in code.

Did you make any progress on this for macOS or iOS/iPadOS?

Out of total hatred of Xcode and Interface Builder I started experimenting with writing Apple UI stuff in C (calling Cocoa methods through libobjc), but there's precious few resources on doing so-called "Nibless/Xibless" development beyond the basics.

I'd love to find a decent-sized open-source macOS app written in [Objective-]C/C++ but with a good assortment of common UI paradigms, all done in code. I shudder whenever I see that dreaded .xcodeproj directory...
> America thinks Canada is Europe

When I go to Montreal, I definitely feel this way. The rest of Canada feels pretty much like a clean America.
With the exception being Quebec! Vive la province libre.
Did that feel weird to anyone? For me the TL:DR is "Everyone should have kids because I really liked having kids."

And perhaps if you're rich and comfortable that's a fine argument.

But not seeing mention in this essay of things like climate change, the increasingly real prospect of a dystopic future, the widening income gap, anti-captialism, extremism, and a general bleakness of outlook felt by young people today feels myopic.

In the US, I don't see or hear a lot of optimism for the future from Millenials or Zoomers. What I do hear from them is prospect of bringing a child into a world running out of clean water, clean air, and arable land just to work in an ever more hostile world for billionaires who think you're expendable is a pretty good set of reasons not to bring a child into the world who will have to deal with it long after we're all gone. And, after the last pandemic there is little appetite for bringing a child into this world.
This would have been perfect if the author had written the essay on paper and then uploaded a picture of it. What a missed opportunity
How can Claude "know" whether something "is unlikely to be found more than once or twice on then internet"? Unless there are other sources that explicitly say "[that thing] is obscure". I don't think LLMs can report if something was encountered more/less often in their training data, there are too many weights and neither us nor them know exactly what each of them represents.