skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good catch! I think it didn't in iOS 17. Even more confusion.
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For all others Try Brandfetch and their plugins in Miro and canva
If it makes you feel any better, ProxyJump was only added in 2016
Large sends seem to crash the playground with a JSON parse error.
eg change the first example 'Simple send' to send `10000000000000000000` (`send [USD/2 10000000000000000000]`) and there's a crash
3k in parking tickets…
Pretty sure it just means "touching grass", as in "step away from the computer, walk outside, put your hand on a patch of grass". Previous generations might say "stop and smell the roses", although that idiom is generally less literal.
I'm talking about YOUR COMMENT. You neglected to support your assertions.
Maybe I misunderstood, but I don't think that is the point of the test. I think it works equally well if you phrase it as "if we had optional wfh and this person were alone in the office on a Wednesday, would that make you more or less likely to want to come into the office?"
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One use case I’d love to see is the ability to find the best price for multiple city tickets.

I’m fairly flexible on dates, but getting the best price for it is a super iterative process. Having some similar functionality like excel’s solve function would be awesome to find optimal dates within a range for each destination.
No mention of how they're going to pay any potential military, so this is a complete non-starter.

And if they ever do figure out how to pay a potential military, then I'm sure the current actual owners of the land they're on (ie the country whose territory they're in) will quickly want to have a chat with them and disabuse them of that notion.
You were taught to read wrong [video]
AFAICT, Apple excludes all their own apps. Seems like a way to try to get people to use Apple's apps over everyone else's. Just to check, I pick the Quick Time Player. I pick "New Screen Recording". No prompt.
Uh-oh, Alan O'Day got offended and down-modded.
Because of mind altering substances and declining standards at western universities
How do you model a bank making a loan, where the bank creates the money out of nothing and the accounting appears backwards?

The equivalent of DR @my_bank:loans_made 10000, CR @my_bank:1234 10000
The page says $2,000.
Or /tmp should be a tmpfs as it is on most current Linux distributions.
New version of https://xkcd.com/303/ ?

"Waiting for corporate to punch a hole through three firewalls for me to get access to the test server :P"

I was on a project once where a consultant had dropped their laptop and it had taken a week or two to get fixed. After that everyone had to use a laptop provided by the client. When we scaled up the project with 3 more developers the project manager who had set up this policy discovered that the lead time for 3 dev laptops meant that the new developers got to be bored for a month at a fairly high hourly rate.
Big difference being Child went to France to train as a cook and spent a long time there (she learnt French). There were techniques and recipes that simply weren't available to the English speaking world at the time. It's different nowadays, especially with English being so much more dominant. It's easy for us to find someone French doing a video in English. As of about 10 years ago there was still a bit more to learn if you learnt French, but the amount of stuff left is shrinking.

For anyone who wants to learn to cook my advice is not to learn recipes but instead learn ingredients, tools and techniques. Good books like Child's Mastering the Art of French Cooking dedicate many pages to this before they get into recipes (this book incidentally sets out the ingredients better than any other cooking book or website I've ever seen). Where YouTube shines is the techniques. Books do an admirable job of describing kneading, but nothing beats seeing someone do it. That's how we really learn this stuff, and must of us don't have a parent to learn from these days. So watch YouTube videos, but pay extra special attention to what they are doing, more so than what they are saying (you could have just read that part).
In lossy mode I think there is no difference between AVIF, HEIC or JXL. AVIF is even a little bit ahead.

For lossless mode, JXL's fast modes (-e1 and -e2) are fast. But their compression ratio is terrible. The higher levels are not usable in a camera in terms of speed.
Of course, my favorite and many people's favorite in this regard is HALIC (High Availability Lossless Image Compression). It is a speed/compression monster. The problem is that for now it is closed source and there is no Google or similar company behind it.
1. Switch gamers own phones, so with the right marketing could also be phone gamers.

3. I doubt this has a big impact given empirically my friends who own Switches buy everything though the digital store.

4. Apple has the billions to buy ports of every AAA game on release (not years after like Resident Evil) for years, and IMO they should (and combine it with a big marketing push).

5. That’s true, you won’t beat those features with a phone right now (though they’re within reach for a determined platform owner)
That is one of the reason why we should still have swap space.
> Even minutiae should have a place in our collection, for things of a seemingly trifling nature, when enjoined with others of a more serious cast, may lead to valuable conclusion.

— George Washington.
My favorite thing about this is the way it takes advantage of prompt caching.

That's priced at around 1/10th of what the prompts would normally cost if they weren't cached, which means that tricks like this (running every single chunk against a full copy of the original document) become feasible where previously they wouldn't have financially made sense.

I bet there are all sorts of other neat tricks like this which are opened up by caching cost savings.

My notes on contextual retrieval: https://simonwillison.net/2024/Sep/20/introducing-contextual... and prompt caching: https://simonwillison.net/2024/Aug/14/prompt-caching-with-cl...
Very slick editing, clearly has video production talent.
You should probably replace that "arp -ne" command with "ip neigh show" instead (assuming this is Linux).
If there's the option between a HDMI capture card for $50 with crappy support that tells me in broken English to ignore functionality I've paid for that doesn't work, vs one for $100 that has available documentation and surely a worldwide army of motivated nerds to support it forever and add functions I would have never imagined possible, I know which one I'm choosing.
Really? That is what causes you to question whether or not I'm acting in good faith?

If that's what you call "calling people out by name" I guess we'll just have to agree to disagree.
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which is actually my "Dark AI World" prediction for the next 5-10 years:

a boom of AI to such an extent that everything we do in our lives gets more verbose and it's just AI bots chatting to each other, in each step blowing up the signal with more noise on one side, distilling out the signal at the other end. to an extent where as a human you can't keep up anymore with all the useless filler.

can we just leapfrog (or backtrack) to API's talking to each other please?
I thought all apps using the new window picker API were excluded and that includes most of Apple's apps?
Microsoft legal requested they remove their logos.

https://github.com/simple-icons/simple-icons/issues/11236
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Yeah, you have to have some solid backbone not to sell this off to some malicious party for 20-50x that amount...
I keep trying to put this to use in stuff I design, but alas, not yet.
Nikhil, this is truly a game-changer for AI builders! The shift from manual QA to Critique Agents is a brilliant solution to a widespread issue in the industry. Automating error detection in real-time without relying on humans in the loop is exactly what AI teams need to scale efficiently and focus on innovation. The ability to set custom metrics tailored to specific needs makes Future AGI incredibly versatile. This will not only save teams time and resources but also prevent user drop-offs and escalations. Excited to see how Future AGI continues to shape the future of AI!
In the early 2000s we were still in high school and a friend of mine told me that it's pointless to chose a carrier in SWE because eventually all the software will be written and there would be nothing to do.

Well we both ended up in CS but it's really a funny take nowadays (by then I wasn't so sure and it made me worry a bit).
But it reduces the amount of safepoint requests by doing more in parallel to the working application.
Only the military wing of Hezbollah is considered a terrorist group by the EU, so a Hungarian company could legally sell them equipment provided it was to the political or social arms of the organization (how they determine this with an obviously fluid org like that I'll never know).
Tailscale is that.
The crime thing sounds like a huge stretch given it's not actually your DNA.

With the insurance example I'm not sure I have a problem with that? The whole pre-existing condition conversation around health insurance is totally out-of-whack. Insurance was not designed for things you know have happened. It was invented to reduce the downside of things that could happen, commensurate with the risk of that thing happening. It's risk management. It makes zero sense to apply that model to something like universal health coverage. If someone is 100x more likely to get cancer, their insurance premiums should be higher. Just like if I'm a ship captain sailing into the bermuda triangle my premiums should be higher than sailing around the mediterranean.

If you feel that everyone should have healthcare, utilizing health "insurance" for this is the worst of kludges.
That's certainly much better. Did you prompt it to use a more casual style?

Edit: Though I'll say it doesn't really interpret the 50/50 the we intended, but perhaps with additional context it could.
So instead of policy, these citizens would just have common interests? Idk if he’s bullshitting or actually huffing his own glue
Ruby on Rails turns "&" into "\u0026".

See rails/rails, activesupport/lib/active_support/json/encoding.rb.
It is the name of a feature in Nix. This is as obfuscated as calling a rock a rock.
Even just knowing all the components would be a step in the right direction.
Great solution for AI Accuracy! Future AGI's Critique AI Agent could revolutionize model accuracy maintenance.
I am sure AI team can save upto 10X time on their error-finding efforts. Most of these are manual, from what I hear in my circle.
Ig Nobels are not about bad research.

> Its aim is to "honor achievements that first make people laugh, and then make them think."
Sounds good. AI product builders should use it to save time and focus on core work.
A buddy for Betelgeuse? Does this mean no supernova?
It would not hold up in court because the requirement to not boycott Israel is stronger for businesses than it is for individuals who want to contract with the state government.

There is a federal Office of Anti boycott Compliance that any employee of any company can tip off and have the company punished if it's believed they did not give a fair shake to an Israeli supplier or bidder of any kind.
Some of his exact examples happened for me long ago: i dont answer phone calls anymore, and feel dumb paying for a phone number.

I also have some kind of mental disorder where i see a trend and extrapolate it out in my mind very quickly: the first time i got no replies except a single prostitute on a dating website I realized I can never touch this terrible system again.

The TV show "Sunny" (mild spoiler) has an interesting idea that they made this friend-bot to try and coax people out of isolation... but i only see that as a real hard kick in the face if this thing is faking love and devotion and you are thrust right back into a world of transactionalism and the truth that some people will never be lovable
<< very critical reviews regarding gameplay >>

Ehhh, is definitely not everyone's vibe, but I've very enjoyed my two playthroughs.

https://store.steampowered.com/app/1113120/IXION/
Honestly, if someone made a reference platform setup utility (and BDS initialization screen) for EFI systems with a familiar-ish UI and got it into upstream git, then I think a lot of the value add of commercial firmware would probably dissipate.
Mm-scale soft capsules for sampling liquids in fluid-filled confined spaces
Managing off heap memory in Java is pain even worse than manual memory management in C. Unlike C++ and Rust, Java offers no tools for manual memory management, and its idioms like frequent use of exceptions make writing such code extremely error prone.
I mean, yeah, bandwidth costs aren't just about bytes, they're about energy, infrastructure, and routing complexity too.
The native WebGPU libraries accept SPIRV as input, and they offer libraries to convert WGSL to SPIRV and back. E.g. WGSL is only needed when running WebGPU in browsers, but even there it can be code-generated from other shading languages by going through SPIRV (but tbh, I actually like WGSL, it's simple and straightforward).
> order to kill the maximal amount if Israeli civilians

This is hasbara. Both are part of the same wider conflict in which Israel is aiming to eliminate Palestine from the map. There was never peace to begin with, including before October 7. Israeli gradual decade-long land grabs are an act of war in themselves.
Yeah, kinda weird considering afaik the gyroscope hasn’t been changed since they introduced the improved three axis one with your model year (powering the crash detection feature).

I feel like if they were just trying to get people to upgrade they wouldn’t have bothered putting it on last years models either, but they did, so maybe there’s something we don’t know about that makes it more difficult.
Wow. Nice trick! I didn't know SSH Config can do that exec control flow.
> Disinformation actors also know this: the value of flooding Facebook with bad AI fakes

I'm not disagreeing, but is that an "I reckon/it is widely believed" or an "I've seen quality evidence of this"?
No, it should be fine. Many sw engineering organizations have the concept of a “terminal level”, beyond which growth/promotion is optional.
I'm wondering whether this is done in a way that's similar to the way old 8-bit machines did with 'vectored interrupts'?

(That was very handy for handling incoming data bits to get finished bytes safely stashed before the next bit arrived at the hardware. Been a -long time- since I heard VI's mentioned.)
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Your username is crazy! I guess founders don't have to add digits to their username! Double standards?!
exit nodes aren't used for the onion services. only when interacting with the clearnet.
Strange thing to say but you do you.

I tried to dabble in Nix several times and the term never stuck.

I suppose for you it's impossible to accept that the term is just bad and unintuitive. And other comments here say the same.
That was pretty much my standard way to browse the web away from home in the mid 2000s. But when I actually got a corporate job they had whitelisted IP addresses so I couldn't even get an SSH connection to some random box on the net. I was so miserable I started to look into setting up http tunnel and somehow getting a box I controlled whitelisted. But instead of going that far I just changed jobs.
> The hard drive on my shelf isn't using any energy

But it is losing its data: <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41244143>
I guess it depends on the definition of counterculture. 20% of Americans attend church every week. 57% of Americans seldom or never attend religious service.

https://www.churchtrac.com/articles/the-state-of-church-atte...
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If it worked equally well they would say Wednesday. This is specifically pointing at a weekend and time off.
I'm not a fan of GLSL either, but adding C++ like baggage to shading languages like HLSL and especially MSL do (which is C++) is a massive mistake IMHO, I'd prefer WGSL over that sort of pointless language complexity any day.
>This email honestly was formatted to look like a legit PayPal email,

this is why anything but plain text should be blocked in emails (besides security reasons). anybody with 5 minutes of HTML experience can create "legit looking" emails.
I know it's not what they mean, but 115+ million IPv6 addresses easily fit in a /64.
Indeed.

Back when my blog was wordpress, if I linked to it here I got about 10x the number of views as karma.

This was about 100 views, so it's possibly not representative…
Same here. Maybe something delivered from an ad?
Nice catch. You're right.
At my company all servers operate inside a complex & heavily-guarded intranet, so I usually use 0.0.0.0 instead of localhost / 127.0.0.1. Sometimes, only using the former worked (e.g: using Code-Server or Jupyter Notebook), and I'm not so good at networking to dive into iptables and firewall things.
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Your example about 911 highlights how mismanaged this whole operation is and how bad any advice there is.

In an emergency situation you single out random person precisely because there are no set processes who should be doing that, so you create responsibility impromptu.

In any half-functional organization work item with a deadline accepted by someone means THEY take responsibility to deliver in time and communicate any blockers. Having to constantly prod counterparty in another team signals totally broken and/or inexistent project management. It fits a lean startup where everyone is responsible for everything and everything is a fire you distinguish right there and move on. It does not fit organization where exponential growth of communication channels means communication becomes the bottleneck.
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Very nice. Thanks a lot, that is good example of what I was looking for. To the curious, here is a link to the font:

https://luc.devroye.org/fonts-59663.html
On minute 38 out of 48 (listening on 2x speed), and so far there's nothing worth hearing in here.. the first 18 minutes is one of them explaining what a signal is and how the NSA keeps the world safe and follows the law, then another one of them talks in general about, yeah someone got a signal and it lead to Bin Laden. How? No further details...

Edit to add: The last 10 minutes have the guest talking about the day of the raid, how only about 50 people in the NSA were aware it was going to happen, how one of the guests' wife figured out he was part of the operation - he was away the whole weekend, and she heard about the raid in the news, the emotional impact (release of tension), how they informed a junior analyst or two that their work contributed to that operation, their pride, and again how the NSA keeps the world safe, while following the law!

The aim of this podcast is definitely PR and recruiting.

Unsaid is of course that the USA accused, found guilty, and executed someone without trial, where evidence is shown of their guilt. Sure on balance I think Bin Laden is responsible for 9/11, but I think the source for this belief is the US government.
*disabuse
I'd be surprised if someone looked at it.
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Ah yeah banning pagers will solve all the issues.

If explosive materials were planted in pagers, then god only knows where they could be planted in the future.
Ocean waves can grow way beyond known limits
The details :)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2012_National_Reconnaissance_O...
Lots of developers and power users make a good chunk of Arc's use base. If you're after some interesting credentials then "every Arc user" is a perfect group with little noise.
Similar thoughts after upgrading to iOS 18. The new control center is a mess, the way to discover which widgets are available to add is painful, and I don't understand why there is no button for Wi-Fi.

On the bright side, being able to remove the 'screen mirroring' button is nice, and I can make the music control widget extra-large by default.
I mean doesnt that contradict what my parent said?
LIGO/Virgo/KAGRA are better versions of Michelson-Morley experiment, isn't?
Agree, I once fell for a scam that I think I otherwise wouldn't because of string of circumstances: Being tired and stressed, it being Christmas time and I had actually ordered stuff but also because I had just upgraded iOS to the first version that put the address bar in Safari on the bottom of the screen instead of the top so I forgot to check the domain!

I've since changed the address bar back to the top…

In the end I didn't loose anything but it was a good wakeup call for sure.
D3D11 and D3D12 are objectively better designed APIs than their 'Khronos counterparts' OpenGL and Vulkan, as is Metal on iOS and macOS.
Shipping $80. AmScope are similarly priced and sold directly on eBay.
This is a nice investigation and a great read. Sad that they don't normally do bug bounties. $2000 seems small considering the severity of this vulnerability. Though I guess the size and finances of the company is a factor. It takes some serious skills, effort and luck to discover something like that. It should be well compensated.
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This concept of A, B and C employees is just ordinary dose of propaganda. A is a salaried employee who is expected to put in extra time and effort as if their livelihood depends on the success of the company, whereas type C employees poison the mindset by doing what they were hired to do. Bs are Cs with inherent sense of pride in delivering excellence who can be coached to become A.