skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Hi thanks for trying the tool and I am sorry you encountered an error.
Can you please try this link; https://www.voxtodo.com.
Also, it's standard " Data protection/ privacy" boiler plate warning that I had to include in my Authorization. Super annoying but a price to pay for Google calendar integration. If you don't want calendar integration you could still use it demo mode.
anyone who has been on the job search in 2024 can confirm
I had this result:

> Your boundary is at hue 171, greener than 72% of the population. For you, turquoise is blue.

Of course there is a monitor and eyes component/biais tonthe measurement, but I also think this reveals something cultural. In France we call this color "bleu turquoise" so "turquoise" is not a color per se but a qualifier for the color blue.

Interestingly, at some point in the test I really had a hard time choosing between green and blue and precisely thought "it's a perfect turquoise so just between the two, how to choose?" so I closed my eyes and looked at it again and decided… green for this one! I wouldn't have expected the final result it gave me!
Do you generate the updates for this when GDS frontend updates?

I think that's how the GDS django support stays up to date, otherwise it will be hard to keep up.
> ...and ask the LLM to implement small blocks of code, like the smallest possible, and you incrementally go from there.

So it's autocomplete++? Talk about an insane level of hype for an incremental improvement to what we already have...if that's actually what we can hope to expect from these LLMs.
I advocate for greppability as well – and in Swedish it becomes extra fun – as the equivalent phrase in Swedish becomes "grep-bar" or "grep-barhet" and those are actual words in Swedish – "greppbar" roughly means "understandable", "greppbarhet" roughly means "the possibility to understand"
Like you, I don't know any front-end frameworks. I used to be very distressed because I didn't know how to modify other people's ready-made templates. Later, I used AI to generate them, which was much more convenient.
I recommend you to use claude.ai to help you generate front-end pages.
You can choose your favorite front-end framework to customize the generation, and let claude modify the layout, color, function, etc. It is very easy to use.
This is my common prompt word
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Use TailwindCSS + shadcn/ui to generate an html page.
The page should be adaptive, Google SEO friendly, and open quickly.

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This is a website page I generated using claude: https://aisignaturegenerators.com/
This page is adaptive to mobile phones, and has some interactive effects of js. The backend uses the python flask framework. I strongly recommend you to try it.
> it means an exceptionally muscular build

In what dialect of English?
Setting a variable by split identifier is surprisingly common in CMake (because functions can't return a value):

> set(${VAR}_VERSION ${VERSION})

This is the main reason I don't like CMake.
Yep, the "hope and change" stuff was just a slogan to get votes. Even though Obama himself seemed like a political outsider at the time, his presidency was just more of the same, basically a continuation of the Clinton era.
Ask HN: Best GPT-4o iPhone API interface?
Best gpt-4o iphone api interface? Free or paid.
This was a fascinating read. I wonder if anyone has done an analysis on the FT structures of various types of data from molecular structures to time series data. Are all domains different, or do they share patterns?
The Elements of APIs (2021)
Dark Wire
mainly, if a study turns out to be flawed, other studies based on it could be "revoked" automatically.
I had a pair of those and loved them until I charged them over night once. I forgot that you're not supposed to do that (or never read the notice, idk) and they were dead in the morning. Severely disappointed now. It's just such a basic feature that you can forget about devices on the charger.
On signup it says „login with gmail“.
„login with google“ would be more accurate, since workspace accounts also work.
Is there anyone left in any large American corporation with any virtue? The endless stream of news about corporations behaving badly lends credence to the idea that the US is purely a dog eat dog society.

But surely it can't really be true?

Could we have some kind of counter-news that celebrates the corporations that do things right, that encourage their employees to behave as upstanding members of society?
Solar will get too cheap to connect to the power grid
No, it's not the JPEG compression.

This is an example of an image from my daughter's VGA camera: https://imgur.com/oMNkrUm

The image has ~100 KB which is plenty for this resolution. But the input data from the sensor is awful because the sensor and the optics are awful.
> do something as stupid as this and think they can get away with it in UK

They did get away with it for two years (2019 to 2021) and the article states there are other small groups doing exactly the same thing right here right now, so it isn't that stupid to think you could get away with it if you are very careful (and at least a bit lucky) and know when to cash out & move on.
Sometimes a manager will tolerate a certain level of theft by an employee, for various reasons. But they'll never promote the thief to a position of trust, and the thief will never realize why he doesn't get promoted.
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I thought about that in the same way and I think you could be right, as prompting your software could be even more barrier free than using low/no code tools. On the other hand it is not to be over estimated that an LLM doesn't need that much training data for good results especially in a specific niche. What I want to say is that if LLMs could enhance low/no code plattforms it could be even more powerful than using the currently most-used programming languages and frameworks
Yes there are definitely structures in my life - I live within the bounds of project deadlines.

However within those bounds, I try to do those things that come easiest - that is, those things where I have the confidence to say that I see a possible solution. I avoid forcing myself to do something where I do not have the feeling of having an approach/solution/idea.

Instead I do something else and 99 times out of 100, an idea pops up and I return to the original activity/task/project. However there is no time limit when this will happen. And that is the unplannable part of my approach. I do stick to deadlines by delivering what has been done and having good excuses for those that have not - delivering on time is more important the completion.

I try to stay busy with tasks so things do get done and loose-ends are tired up. Something is always completed and with it, progress is made.

On the other hand, when I have no ideas, a moment of silent meditation/power-napping/slumber helps to calm the mind. As I get older, I have come to realise that planning is necessary but shouldn't dominate. Calming the mind and emptying it helps my unconscious to catchup, i.e, reorginise, restructure and plan but an unconscious plan.

There is no guarantee that the approach I take will work, in many cases, I make a learning that a particular approach was not a good idea! But that then becomes the result: to have made the learning and do it better/differently the next time.

Important is also to stay positive and never forget to see the positive learnings from attempts that fail. That is the hard part: be prepared to fail and learn from that. I try not to be hard on myself for perhaps taking the wrong approach - hindsight is 100%, everything else is guesswork.

Within the bounds of a project, what I'm describing is nothing more than explorative solution identification - i.e., from point A, we want to get to point B but have no correct or defined path to take. So how to find the correct path? I don't know and a random or "unconscious" approach is as good as anything else - with the assurance of not going around in circles by maintaining good documentation (for me that's a 2 dimensional mind map).
Rest of the world gets a chance to vote in US Presidential Election
IntelliJ's refactor tool?
Ugh, sorry about that, the mail server seems to be extra spicy today.

Please send an email to

new StringBuilder("moc.pawtsr1@nannah.ludba").reverse().toString();
I co founded one of the largest Bitcoin ATM network. You'll be surprised how many times people lied when we warned them that it can potentially be a scam. THere are multiple warning on the machine screen and outside but victims are hypnotized.
I've come to really like language servers for big personal and work projects where I already have my tools configured and tuned for efficiently working with it.

But being able to grep is really nice when trying to figure out something out about a source tree that I don't yet have set up to compile, nor am I a developer of. I.e., I've downloaded the source for a tool I've been using pre-built binaries of and am now trying to trace why I might be getting a particular error.
Internet Archive has a copy https://archive.org/details/en-us_windows_10_iot_enterprise_...

Be sure to check the hash with the link provided in comment from dartharva's. Hint, it checks out.
1. Database Replication/Consolidation for embedded databases used in edge/desktop applications, into centralized databases/a data warehouse/a data lake

2. A Kafka Producer and SQL API for streaming data from edge/desktop applications into centralized databases/data warehouses/data lakes.

And then there are tools built on top of this infra: Database ETL tool, IoT data connector tool etc.
Teenagers are able to make short work of price/time graphs.

Who is able to read ACGT strings?
I just found this in the "about" section of the website:

> In early experiments, we found that people's responses cluster around 175, which coincidentally is the same as the named HTML color turquoise. This is interesting, because the nominal boundary between blue and green is at 180, the named HTML color cyan. That means most people's boundaries are shifted toward saying that cyan is blue.

That last sentence surprises me. At least in French, cyan is also considered a shade of blue. For turquoise I can understand that people would call turquoise green, but isn't cyan blue for everyone?
This very quickly got to what I'd call "turquoise", and neither green or blue so I got a bit stuck
Yeah, I've seen this debated at length numerous times here. If that is your opinion, you shouldn't object to productivity monitoring software installed on your work laptop. After all, you're being paid for your time.
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> The point is that you can get exactly once delivery, if your whole system is either idempotent

If you have exactly-once delivery, there's no difference between being idempotent or not. The only effect of idempotence is to ignore extra deliveries.

If idempotence is a requirement, you don't have exactly-once delivery.
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The main thing we do is take upstream software, build it, run it on our infrastructure, and then monitor it and optimize that setup. Some things that make this interesting are:

* Building automation that enables us to do this for many networks (60+ currently).
* Doing this with high uptime, building automation for failover, etc.
* Working with software that is on the one hand cutting-edge and doing interesting things (consensus algorithms, distributed systems, cryptography), but on the other hand that means it’s immature and often not easy to operate and monitor. Often we have to build custom tools, and dive into the source code of the project. We contribute patches upstream when it makes sense.
* Some of these projects are exercising the limits of what a machine can do, we have to do some low-level investigation that requires understanding of what the Linux kernel and network hardware are doing to properly identify what’s going on.

We do have a small cloud footprint but run primarily on bare metal. We are looking for people who can not just configure services offered by the public clouds, but who deeply understand what lies below; people who could build their own cloud. (That sounds a bit pretentious and it’s not exactly what we do, but it does involve many of the same aspects.) If this sounds interesting to you, check out https://careers.chorus.one/o/platforms-engineer-remote.

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Moreover the binding and lexical scope aspects supported by classic functions are amongst the worst aspects of the language.

Arrow functions are also far more concise and ergonomic when working with higher order functions or simple expressions

The main thing to be wary of with arrow functions is when they are used anonymously inline without it being clear what the function is doing at a glance. That and Error stack traces but the latter is exacerbated by there being no actual standard regarding Error.prototype.stack
Prague here.

Yes, it is outrageously, obscenely crowded with tourists here.
This is good too, particularly as it also shows this same issue with other colours.

I'd like to see a combination website where it gives the answers at the end.
I might be doubly misunderstanding this, because my first concern was that this could be used to impersonate government services; but; my second thought was (as someone with no idea of web tech stacks), perhaps this is a reimplementation using a different stack (Vue) of the original, for use for the same purposes?

Basically, you want to build a gov.uk site using your preferred stack, which happens to be the same as this, use this instead?

Again, many be completely misunderstanding, so hopefully someone can clarify.
First run

> Your boundary is at hue 174, just like the population median. You're a true neutral.

Second run

> Your boundary is at hue 174, bluer than 59% of the population. For you, turquoise is green.

Third run

> Your boundary is at hue 174, just like the population median. You're a true neutral.

Now I have to try on another screen.
Any specifics on how you organise your notes?

I created a two-dimensional interconnected loopable mindmap that is ever expanding (definitely not the classical form of mindmap). I find this a good approach for me, better than the one-dimensional linkable wiki style of notes - that I used to use.
To me this means that you could significantly speed up image generation by using a lower resolution at the beginning of the generation process and gradually transitioning to higher resolutions. This would also help with the attention mechanism not getting overwhelmed when generating a high resolution image from scratch.

Also, you should probably enforce some kind of frequency cutoff later when you're generating the high frequencies so that you don't destroy low frequency details later in the process.
If an app listens on any platform they must have requested permission. Apple will be the same. Do only "Chinese apps" do this one amazing trick?
I strongly dislike state of that feature. They do not allow portrait orientation for no apparent reason, touchbar does not work for apps on main screen... But it is super convenient so I keep trying to use it
In that context it doesn't make much sense to me to be talking about all settlers, but rather about the specific settlers the article is about. But that bit is not a direct quote, and something may have been lost in translation in the first place, so hard to be sure what was intended.

Also most of the world (including the US) considers all settlements (and therefore, settlers) to be illegal, so there's that.
This sounds related to Steve Jobs' concept of "content vs process":
https://medium.com/@1kg/the-untold-secrets-behind-steve-jobs...

Founders are "content" oriented, managers are "process" oriented.
Ambient light will also affect the result.

Not necessarily because the ambient light would affect the screen shows (it's emissive, not reflective) but because the brain also does "auto white/colour balance".

For a fun experiment, get your hand on some heavily yellow-tinted party glasses, go outside on a clear day with a bright blue sky.

When you put them on everything will be stark yellow tinged (and the blue sky will be completely off, like green or pink, can't recall which) but after a little while going on your business, perception adjusts and only a much less dramatic yellowish veil is in effect. You'd look at the sky and see almost-blue.

The kicker is when you remove the glasses: the sky will suddenly be of a glorious pink! (or green, can't recall) Only moments later it'll adjust back to be blue.

A certain wavelength may be absolute blue of a certain kind, but the perceptual system is all relative: "wait, I know this sky should be blue because that's what I've always seen, so let's compensate".

The same kind of effect - although less dramatic - can be achieved with lights that can be adjusted from say 2400K to 6500K and having as reference an object that is known "pure white", like a A4/letter sheet of paper.

This effect, in turn, adjusts how "absolutely displayed" colours are identified by way of biasing the whole perceptive system. AIUI that's the rationale behind Apple's True Tone thingy, aiming to compensate for that.

So the result of this test should be somewhat different depending on ambient lighting temperature.
Yes, but it's not going to be speedy, as it is just a dumb framebuffer and the maximum resolution is 1920x1080.

The most modern feature is probably double buffering. :-)
This looks great, thanks for sharing. I'll give it a spin on my RPI.

What a tongue-twister for English speakers, though :)
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GOV.UK Vue doesn't provide any of the Frontend styling directly, it's up to the consuming project to include it. I've done that so that you can add Vue to server-rendered projects which already include Frontend.

Frontend updates are often CSS-only, so those will be taken care of by the consuming project updating it. For markup changes and new components, that's a manual process on my side. Markup changes are usually minor and new components are rare, so it's not too much effort to keep up. I work on GOV.UK services in my day job so I've always got an eye on what's coming up.
Stagex provides full-source-bootstrapped and reproducible Python packages as OCI images

https://hub.docker.com/r/stagex/python/tags

They are as bare as it gets: https://codeberg.org/stagex/stagex/src/branch/main/packages/...

Literally just Python. Import hash-locked musl, openssl, etc as needed (also provided by stagex), for a reproducible and tiny final Python project container image.
Conspiracy theory: I wonder if the ____KVM people are betting that most people won't flash their own firmware, and just keep using what was provided, which may contain malware, both for accessing the network, and controlling the connected hardware.
If an adjacent table gets rowdy, you're within your rights to say something to the wait staff. Then you've said your peace and it has become a matter of house policy.

I'd venture that badly-behaved dogs can be filed under "rowdy".
Could I suggest that greppbarhet is more precisely translated as “the ability of being understood”?

(Norwegian here. Our languages are similar, but we miss this one.)
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is there something like an universal "semantic grep" for code? I think rating code based on some (limitation of a) tool, might not be the best way.
I expected this to be about qualia. It's not. What I percieve to be red might be what you perceive to be blue, but we have no way to know this, because we will both call it by the same name. We have almost no insight into the qualia of others. Colorblindness is a chink in this armor. Not that I consider this a novel insight, it's something I thought of while a 10th grader back in 1984, and subsequently read about in books predating my own thoughts, such as Douglas Hofstadter's Metamagical Themas or Godel, Escher, Bach, or some other book I can't recall, though it seems quite obvious in any case.
It's ofter a matter of having the right tool for the job. In your case, https://github.com/tomnomnom/gron might be useful.