skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Free speech is a good thing AS LONG AS it respect the country laws. In France, the People decided democratically (through their elected representatives) against some kinds of so-called "free speech" (for example: racism apology). That's OUR choice, on OUR territory (like it or not: rule your own country but not mine). Why should X be allowed to refuse to respect the France laws on the french territory (resp. Europe) ?

That isn't free speech if it has to abide by the government's laws. That leaves the door open for governments to ban whatever they want and still say their people have free speech because they're free to say whatever isn't banned.

I'm not even saying that is a bad thing, people can choose to run their country however they want. Just don't screw around with definitions and claim speech is free when it isn't.
You are not stealing anything, unless you find a way to delete the source article after you downloaded it. It might break copyright rules. I wouldn't recommend doing either though.
Fun game, but scoring seems to be a bit off. If I just smash space I get a score higher than when I actually solve the puzzle.
This triggered a memory about the Native American code talkers employed by the US military during WWII to encode communications using their own languages which were unknown to the Axis forces. First thought: "ha! Now they're doing firmware?":)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Code_talker
this sounds awesome! do you have drawings?
Will have a look. Thanks
Swiftide 0.9, a Rust native library for building LLM applications with RAG
Swiftide, a Rust native library for building LLM applications with RAG, now has Lancedb, Fluvio and RAGAS support
> If it’s free, you’re the product.

For Google (and others) you are the product even if you paid for it (Android).
Even factoring all that in, building that much new coal is a leading indicator for emissions. It just might be less emissions than building that much new coal two decades ago would have been.
I like it. Having taken a bad decision lately, this resonates deeply. Had I evaluated the available options and criteria explicitly, it could've been avoided.

The feeling is the same as being sure that something, like an algorithm, is able to do what you expect. Then you sit down, trying to write a proof for it and end up finding the flaw in it. By making the thought process explicit you can uncover so much.
The process that makes X be blocked here in Brazil started in 2019, way before Jan 6th.
Will have a look. It worked earlier today.
just use raku
> if it’s software, it can be in one repo

Hm, so a company in founder mode is like a monorepo with all projects, software, documentation, branches, processes, owners, contributors, activities, tests, issues, pull requests and code reviews.. Consolidated, visible, under source control.

Following that analogy, a company in manager mode is like many repos independently developing, collaborating with each other when needed but mostly siloed and managed separately. Maybe like microservices..

> workers are CPUs so the coders are new managers

An organization as a form of parallel computing with humans. It feels like this could yield some insights by digging deeper into the concept.
Sure, but that's one thing I don't like about that time. I am not trying to make a retro computer; I already have retro computers from that time that need a socket. I want to have something I would feel 'cosy' about but modern in some ways (notably; portable, workable in sunlight and long, very long battery life).
I think the point is that he shouldn’t lie about selective “free speech” in Brazil he seems all for it to the point of getting kicked out of the country. With more friendly regimes he is happy to censor other voices than the official “state”voice. I think people are looking for consistency and honesty rather than the charade his currently projecting.
Ask HN: Any Recommendations Around Programming on an iPad?
In particular, trying to learn C and run basic code snippets/small programs on my iPad.
Yes. When.
You should email such questions to the moderators.
> Why do we feel so entitled to other people’s work as soon as it’s published on the internet?

Because intellectual property is a broken and harmful system.
> You mean brought up to be Muslims. No one is born with religious beliefs or faith.

In Islam, it is common belief that all people are born Muslim, then their parents may choose to lead them away into another religion.

That's why for people who convert to Islam later in life (muallaf) it is sometimes said that they reverted.

> Every child is born with the fitrah, but his parents make him a Jew, Christian or a Zoroastrian. ~Al-Bukhari
correct. the last thing that a company needs is a CEO who doesn't empower his direct reports, can't hire good ones, thinks they are all fakers and tries to meddle in every detail, instead of thinking about where the company is going and where it should go and how it should get there.
Hit the spacebar = 155 points.
Solve the game = 111 points.

Fun idea but not great point strategy.

Thanks
A recent Reddit thread [1] has some pictures of the Pixar Image Computer mentioned in the article.

[1] https://old.reddit.com/r/retrobattlestations/comments/1f3lzr...
GP can always shun whatever technology it is other people want them to use. I think it's always an option to shun, and people could do this more often but don't realize they can.
That is something that should be solved in front of Brazilian courts, not by foreign interference from a vigilante billionaire.

The US banned Tiktok for way less than this.
OrbStack domains can be nice but you don't have to use them. It's fully compatible with Compose, so you can just run the same commands with no changes to your setup. Did that not work for you?
is there any evidence it's more effective? PG offered one example, ABNB, which has had a lagging stock price since IPO.
> When Homer Simpson reads magazines at the convenience store without paying

A more specific example would be ripping off the plastic packaging to read a magazine. The ones without extra packaging are designed and for a long time expected to be browsed.
It has an inverted score system, which means less is better :-)
Thousands of floating dead fish blanket Greek port
Excellent article. I know Shiprock but I didn’t know it’s history with manufacturing processors. Thank you for writing it.
Don't forget there was also security collaboration between the two great Empires:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragon_Blade_(film)

And sometimes war:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Asterix_%26_Obelix:_The_Middle...
(not the founder!) Looks like it's built on ColdFusion
Show HN: Jabble – Collaborative Fact-Checking with Fallacy Detection
Hello HN,

we are three researchers (Felix, Jonathan, Johannes) and over the past years, we've been doing research on polarization and misinformation. An earlier project from us is Quality News (https://news.social-protocols.org/). This is our first prototype for a platform for collaborative fact-checking.

What we have so far:

- automated detection for rhetorical fallacies in posts. This is done using gpt-4o-mini. We might release that as a library. Let us know if you're interested.

On the roadmap:

- calculate fact check results taking all the votes and comments in a thread into account

- comment ranking by measuring how mind-changing a comment is. We'll decide this by analyzing voting patterns using bayesian statistics.

- game theoretical reputation system with incentives for honesty - bias correction for votes with matrix factorization (similar to Community Notes)

- crowdfunding of fact checks (money distributed to contributors based on the effectiveness of their comments and votes)

We're aware that the true/false vote buttons are not ideal for all the content people will post. But we think it's a start. If you have ideas in this direction, please let us know.

We appreciate any feedback!
The language they use looks surpisiningly like Verilog.
I tried to subscribe to an online newspaper in my country.

Subscription was very easy. When I wanted to end it, they made it purposefully hard for me to do. I think it's unacceptable, and should be outlawed: the process to unsubscribe should be as hard (or easy) as the one to subscribe.

Since newspapers (at least that specific one) have no problem doing this as long as it's legal, why should the public be more observant of ethics?
My (somewhat sarcastic) comment was just that Apple hardware is more expensive than Linux/Windows hardware. If you use Linux then I would say the docker experience is quite good. I wonder if Linux hardware was an option; seems odd to require running stuff under docker but also force people to use macbooks...
Sorry, no plans for that. That vertical integration is a key part of OrbStack — it's not just for nice extras/integrations.
We can't just abandon teens to suicide because right-wing revanchists use the same data to attack other teens. That's exactly the kind of dodging of uncomfortable truths that I'm concerned about—we plug our ears and pretend it isn't happening so as not to hurt one group of people. Because we can't deal with the dissonance everyone gets hurt.
Ask HN: Where I can find great blogs?
I am building a platform that enables the monetisation of content.

The idea is that you can buy and sell individual pieces of content and not get into subscription hell on either side.

It's https://vernus.one, but it's still pretty empty, I'm not really here to sell it.

I'm trying to figure out channels where I could contact writers to join.

I'm old enough to remember stuff like 9Rules which gathered great writers, but cannot find such places anymore, at least not of that quality. I mostly find good blogs by randomly stumbling into them on HN.

Can you recommend curations of good blogs? I'd love to reach out to the authors with some early bird offers.
Every mobile OS from Apple would show a popup if an app tried to access clipboard without your explicit pasting. Obviously, if you tapped “paste” then popup would be unnecessary since you would be approving your own action, not app’s action.

It is somewhat crazy that macOS doesn’t do that yet.

But the comment I replied to was talking in general terms. Yes, for some APIs native apps are for now more trusted than Web apps, depending on the OS, but the trend is that they are becoming less and less trusted.
try http://web1.0hosting.net/
not modern, but stable. 100 themes backward compatible with old browsers
no annoin frameworks
Also don't forget the unhealthy Monopoly lots of ISPs own on small areas. Starlink disrupts that.
Was going to suggest the same, of course you're taking matters into your own hands, so know what you are doing, but it's free, very light weight and supports "organizations" as a way of sharing passwords between people. I have hosted it for my family for years and was very happy with it (until I switched to Proton Family, now doing ProtonPass).

And you get all the excellent Bitwarden apps and extensions to go with it.
> comprehensive driver education systems

What are they learning, other than (at least partly) discipline and ways to be safer?
My project was inspired by Cortesi's blog posts, among other things. I thought binary visualization could be useful for reverse engineering, a fun thing to program, so I did. I wanted to share it in case someone was interested in the code for generating the image, since I made it as "extensible" as I could, but I am sure there are a lot of improvements to be made.

That website is more interactive, shows a hex dump of the binary and doesn't require you to download/compile anything. It's probably more practical for most users, but my project has some other modes that might be helpful for recognizing patterns in different file formats (look at the talks linked in the README for more information on what I mean). Also, as far as I know the source code for binvis.io is not public.

P.S. I added a link to binvis.io to the README as well.
One thing that isn't clear to me is how, in the next generation solution, the time series ID is obtained when a metric is written, to derive the inverted index. The user only supplies the metric name and tags, how do you know that a particular combination should correspond to ID 1, 2, 3, etc?
if you can't hire good people, "founder mode" is not going to help you.
This is a cool little language, seemingly deserving ports to other CPUs than Z80.
Hmmm. My work machine had them on, but I suppose that could have been set by policy. I will check my Aya Neo later (only personal Win11 device).
Misleading advertising is so common, I wouldn't really fret over it.

If it says super crunchy and you assess the crunchiness is merely average, well, that's your perception.

But if it says it's paprika flavoured and it turns out to be sauerkraut, you gotta bring it back to the store.
Partly yes, but the microphone is still on, you have no access to the code so how can you determine that a malicious actor isn't listening in?
> If you're in eternal debt to the society you were fortunate or unfortunate enough to be born into since before you were lucid, when exactly is the cycle going to be broken?

Never. No human being has ever thrived in total isolation, and no one’s accomplishments are solely their own. You may not like it, but you are unavoidably part of a society (even if you move into the wilderness and never interact with another person again, you were still raised in one). You wouldn’t have been able to gather whatever resources you’ve managed to amass without that society, and in return it requires you to share the burden of helping everyone else thrive as well.
Vienna, Austria: doing fine.
Makes sense. Big Tech are the only ones pushing for Secure Boot because it gives them control over our machines. With that they will be able to garden-wall our PCs the same way they do with our phones.
yes, correct.

You cannot get involved in every decision as a CEO of a large company.
Suppose you did a skip level meeting. Who is going to gaslight you more, the lower level person or your direct report with a massive stock award who is incentivized for the company to succeed? far from clear.
The pushback is a rebuttal to the with us or against us moral nature of their pledge. The feature set was clearly contentious enough to publish a manifesto which expects a fracture of userbase. If they've misjudged the numbers I'm sure some minimum of missing creature comforts will creep back in. If only because Art can be more than what the commercial tool makers claim.
Crypto Is the Money for AIs
Spotify Developer Emma Bostian Talks Coding, Hiring Devs, and European Work Cul [video]
Massively underrated tool. Is absolutely going to save me and my team hours.

I'd improve your landing page. The tool behind it has so much utility but that's not communicated by the first layer that your users see! Keep it simple and clean - summary (which you have), features (remove that demo and replace with static, clean list), social proof, thanks too.

Happy to beta test for free - but I'd charge from the start if I were you, it's too good to be free...
>It should be noted that the build quality of the ThinkPad are much higher than the IdeaPad.

And still, they've fallen so low in recent years I don't see it being drastically better nowadays. Had a T495 for a while. Worst laptop I've had in a decade.
OFNL Suffer Major National UK Full Fibre Broadband Outage
in the UK local councils have made a business out of paying unscrupulous firms in SE Asia and Africa to just take our “recycling” and either land fill, dump illegally or burn it - returning empty containers are very cheap transport - it even gets dumped into the ocean

I am definitely going to try this!
The word invented/resurrected, for some reason, to replace the word "lessons".
The puzzle stops after you solved the first line. You won't become stuck after this. Would be nice if it had reproducable levels because I feel like this is a product of the level generation. It's not providing enough problems IMO.
Though, being the abbreviation for tablespoon, make searching for this a fair bit harder. As long as code files using this language don't get called recipes...
Your goal is to score lower
> So it’s not unreasonable that other plants may have also developed specific chemicals in response to some pressure from animals.

Wouldn't it make most sense for plants to develop chemicals that kill us, rather than cure us from a disease?
I'm not an AI expert, but feel free to ping me on other CS-related topics. See https://alexdowad.github.io/cv for a rundown of which topics I am 'expert' (or at least semi-expert) in.
Playing a few rounds, it shows your “high score” as the lowest number you earned. So it seems to be more that the score is inverted.
Ever tried Psono? (I am Sascha, the main developer behind it)

It has SSO / encryption / self hosting / ... and even the enterprise version is free for up to 10 users and if you need more you only pay €2.5 / user / month.
Its the old leftist anarchism attitude, stealing from someone bigger then you is no crime. Why? Because the system is evil anyways, so no need to play nice. Its starts with people grabbing a newspaper from the stand, and not throwing in the coins. And from there, its uphill... Some people think its totally fine to install a specific app to bypass youtube ads, instead of buying premium. 30 years ago, these people were cracking pay tv with their computers. And it was cool!

P.S.: I am only reporting, this is not my attitude.
Beautiful game that’s very quick to pick up, well done.
Fortunately, my phone (Librem 5) doesn't obey the Big Tech. Neither does my Laptop.
I did not author the game, and I can't remember the name of the word list, but there is even a video of how the game was built and the word list is part of it: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPhP4NXJFRk
As a dare from a friend I compared my Perl solution to an AWK solution:

$time perl -MData::Dumper -ne '$n{length($_)}++; END {print Dumper(%n)}' bigfile.txt

$VAR1 = '1088';
$VAR2 = 349647;

real 0m1.326s
user 0m0.814s
sys 0m0.371s

$time awk 'length($0) > max { max=length($0) } END { print max }' bigfile.txt

1087

real 0m21.400s
user 0m18.596s
sys 0m0.455s

I prefer Perl, but I have no issue with AWK and I actually use it frequently.
Ironically the bottom 10 colours make a better palette than the top 10.
I've been using AirBnb for a long time and product is the same, I see no innovations in it. Maybe that's why the stock price has been lagging.
Bitmovin (YC S15) Is Hiring Various Roles in Austria
according to the release notes 0602 fixed some SMART failures. Seems pretty important to me
GNU dc is now online in exaequOS: https://exaequos.com/?a=@Benoit/dc
That makes total sense. I guess "best score" would be a better wording in that case.
My first instinct was to say that this isn't much, but actually, it's not insignificant.

Say there's a billion users.

14975GWh implies then that each user has used 14975Wh or 15kWh. Per year.

Fairly spicy I think. It's about the equivalent of a full charge of a laptop once per two days, so it's at least as much as many (most?) end users would consume "by themselves".
> There's marginal risk to going over 100ng/ml, but this can be mitigated by additional supplements of vitamin K and Calcium

Be careful with that. Large doses of vitamin D are dangerous - and have literally been used as poison in an attempted murder: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41395893
Ok, but I had no idea I was already choosing a position to write the first file. I was pulling to refresh constantly on Firefox mobile until I finally figured it out. Which is a big difference to all the other moves - choosing a file to move first, before choosing a position to write it to.

Nifty game, but I almost gave up on it when I couldn't figure out what the hell I was supposed to do as the first move.
Thanks for this! Really helpful stuff. Idea was to ship a maximally useful product quickly, so didn't spend any time really on the marketing/ landing page, but completely get your point. Glad you saw past the initial layer to use it! Certainly a top priority to get right.

Interesting in terms of charging... seems chicken and egg in terms of getting lots of users on for feedback but also making sure that the feedback is actual feedback rather than sycophancy. It's my first start-up, so might change that rule for any future projects!!
Hmm, I think the victims of organized corporate espionage might see this completely different. Its totally enough if "agents" of a certain country known for not really caring about copyright copy the plans for your new product. They dont have to delete yoour original plans to do damage.
I get the feeling Intel needed to "bribe" the Navajo by ordering this work. Why did they need to do that? Was it part of an agreement with tribe leadership?
On iPhone drag-n-drop doesn't work. Long tap basically selects part of the gaming field and this selection is not draggable. Once tap is released it shows the Copy/... menu.
Loads of people are being criticised for criticising the video, by people here who are clearly fans of the guy's style of content.

It's okay to express dislike for something for a reason as much as it is to express like for something for a reason, people.

I've never watched one of this guy's videos before either and whilst I appreciate the time that went into it, it's too roundabout for me compared to someone like Breaking Taps (https://www.youtube.com/@BreakingTaps/videos). And that is a perfectly valid criticism, as is all the others here. We should encourage discourse.
https://freespeechproject.georgetown.edu/tracker-entries/elo...

https://electrek.co/2022/12/20/tesla-wont-tolerate-dissent-a...

https://www.businessinsider.com/twitter-staff-slam-elon-musk...

https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/former-ceo-tesla-criticized-m...

Oh wait, you mean suppress people ON TWITTER? This is an entirely different search query.
That's exactly what a software developer hopes for: users enjoying their software.

Thank you ! :)
> Plenty of games and graphical apps use SDL2 under the hoo

How many of them use the render API though rather than just using SDL to create a window and handle input (and perhaps manage an OpenGL context).
If I understand your point about luxury correctly, I agree that there’s a crossover point, but I think it’s more like 35 years (1990 model year or earlier) rather than 15 (2010 MY or earlier).

I don’t think many people driving a 20 model years-old 2005 (including myself) are treating maintaining that car like it’s a classic car hobby.