skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is there a wisp frontend? Seems like it would be appropriate. :-)
https://github.com/stereobooster/wisp
AI makes it easier to build a mediocre or just barely working product, hence rather a decline in quality is to be expected.
I don’t understand the mindset that marketing people somehow trick millions of users. Most of marketing is figuring out what people want and convincing them your product meets those needs.

There isn’t really a marketing strategy of “nobody values this but we will fight to the death to get the product designed that way so we can spend a ton of money convincing consumers to want something they don’t”.

Or, let me rephrase that, there is no sustainable marketing strategy like that. People do try (see: New Coke, Humane AI pin).
Lolz

I'll leave it there.
sounds like you're on the right track! as you scale, managing finances becomes crucial. i've found that streamlining invoicing and payments can save tons of headaches. invoicee might be worth checking out for handling currency conversions if you're working with international clients. keep focusing on those client pain points - that's gold for product development. good luck with your agency journey!
This. AI coding can almost turn an excellent product manager into a one man shop. We all know precious few exist.
GE Aerospace Launches Company-Wide Generative AI Platform for Employees
If you aren't sure you're going to pursue this for the long run, think about joining a makerspace/hackerspace first and trying out theirs. On the downside, many people with varying degrees of skill have used the machine and it may not be factory fresh in performance. On the upside, given a vibrant makerspace, there's somebody there who's responsible for upkeep and can help you over some of the bumps in the road.
I just got a Bambu Lab A1 (Combo with AMS lite, which I can also recommend) and am really impressed how smooth and well designed everything is. They really put a lot thought even into how the product is packaged and assembled. The few parts that you need to assembly yourself are all color coded (but after installing the color coding is hidden).

With my good old Ender 3, almost every print required tinkering with settings, otherwise print quality was bad or prints straight up failed. It was great for learning about 3d printing but with the A1 I can just print everything in much better quality without worrying about any settings.
This should have a bookmarklet... This seems to work: javascript:window.location.href='https://ful.co/'+window.location.href
> Also, I don’t think executing both sides of a branch ever took off on any mainstream CPUs

That part I am sure off. I will double check with a friend of mine of of curiosity, but one thing to note is that the execution units are processing branches up to the point when branch is evaluated, then the false path is dropped.

Back then the speed was trumping the power draw. I am not sure what are the priorities today.

In terms of hyperthread, i don't think you can safely execute instructions of both siblings due to possible shared cache mem clashes. But I am guessing now. Its been a while since I have been working that low level to remember the details.
or LibreWolf? I wonder which is better for the "normal" person who just wants a more privacy first ff?
> That’s hard for me to wrap my head around.

You seem to be trying to model social phenomena as linear functions. That's going to fail on almost every time.

The GP is also claiming monotonic behavior. Please understand it as constrained into a "reasonable" interval that he didn't disclaim. Otherwise it certainly won't hold either.
I was smart. Really smart. That's been helpful throughout my life.

I let it make me an arrogant jerk, on a giant ego trip. That was... less helpful.

What I would do differently is, I would get over myself - not find my identity in how smart I was. (Easier said, but I would try.)
It’s a great idea to think about dating sites! They can offer a convenient and fun way to meet new people, especially when you’re looking for something specific. There are plenty of sites to choose from depending on what you’re looking for in terms of connections. One site you might want to explore is https://www.tenderbang.com/ if you're interested in meeting singles who are open to hooking up and making meaningful connections. Choosing the right platform can make all the difference when you're ready to dive into the world of online dating.
The FT link is incorrect, the archive link goes to the right story.
I have been wearing Carhartt pants for few years now. I got a pair from my mother. They have been great comfortable and much more functional and durable that just about any other pants I have worn(in the past I have worn holes in pants in less than a week).
I’ve always thought this would be an interesting use for a hyperthread (send it to execute both sides of an if, when the programmers knows the branch predictor is likely to not be able to know which side is right). But, never got around to coding anything like that up…
>> only carries 3kg and has almost no battery life

Don't worry. They will used beamed microwave power delivery. The operator will just have to wear a 2.5kg lead apron to protect themselves. When used for food delivery, the power delivery beam will also act as an effective heat lamp.
Again, from my experience selling these things: "most people" don't want to be stuck with a laptop with 8gb of RAM soldered to the board. They wait until the cost to repair is more than the price of a new laptop, or for when the time for a repair would be too long, or until their hard drive is full (these people don't bother transferring if they're not getting a device with a higher capacity drive). Then, they buy the cheapest laptop that fits their power needs/brand loyalty and that seems like it'll last 2-4 years. Your wants are atypical.
I... had one? video that wouldn't play on my Invidious instance, but I haven't had any other problems for months. No ads, and it just. works.
AI is helping people code a lot faster. For "better", you still have to put the work in.
I recall a previous exchange on hacker news https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40336108

Offshore wind is at the extreme of renewables. It may or may not make sense, but it's not needed to kill nuclear.

Hornsea One (1.2GW from 174 × 7 MW turbines) generated 4,862,438 MWh in 2023 and 4,982,624 in 2022. This represents and 45.6% and 46.7% capacity respectively.

Triton Knoll (855MW from 90 × 9.5 MW turbines) generated 1,687,138 MWh in 2024H1, giving a capacity of 45.1% for this larger turbine.

Source :- https://dp.lowcarboncontracts.uk/dataset/actual-cfd-generati... and doing pivots on the table.
The Monkey in Android development?
> This kind of cynicism is boring.

IMHO, this kind of thinking is only cynicism iff you're only looking for your angle to profit, and someone is peeing on your parade, every time they boorishly mention irrelevant, imaginary concerns like "ethics", "legality", or "Geneva Convention".
OP here. Let me know if you have any questions, and I'll be happy to answer them.
I just get bambulab p1s a few weeks ago. My goal was to find “iphone of 3d printers”. It is still not there but it’s as close to “press a button to print” as possible. So far I’m pretty happy with the device and software.
Yeah, I have had this feeling as well. I don't think it is a direct cause of the coffee consumption and is more of an association that the tiredness is still building rapidly at the time you decide you need an afternoon pick-me-up. There is a hysteresis in the caffeine actually kicking in leading to the perception that drinking that cup of coffee in the afternoon is making you more tired.

My understanding (I don't have any experience in any bioscience, just an avid coffee consumer) is caffeine works because it blocks receptors of adenosine which has a depressive effect and is a signaler that makes you tired. While the caffeine is blocking these receptors, the adenosine is still building up. So once the caffeine starts to wear off all of the adenosine comes rushing in to those receptors and you start to crash. Drinking more caffeine after you have started to feel tired now takes longer for the caffeine molecules to start to muscle in and start filling those receptors again. If you can start to clear out the tiredness receptors ahead of the caffeine hitting them it will make the caffeine more effective. This has led some people to start taking a "coffee nap" where you drink you afternoon coffee, immediately take a short nap to help the caffeine be even more effective when you wake up.
> No, it's not a "could" Israeli citizens are for the most part trained soldiers in what amounts to a less active reserve.

No, they're not. You don't know Israeli society or bothered to look at reserve numbers sorry.
> The difference is I can buy s23 display from third party manufacturer, apple you can't or you loose feature you paid for like true tone.

This iFixIt article made it fairly clear that the new version of iOS allows you to pair and calibrate first or third party parts after making a repair at home.

> it worked impressively smoothly on our vanilla iPhone 16: one click to pair and calibrate all components at once, and no bugs to be found.
Android 14, build AP2A.240905.003

But it has only happened a few times for me. I have not created any github issues. I only have 1 friend on matrix so I don't get that many messages :)

But each time I open the app, the syncing is kinda slow, much slower than on the computer in my experience. Isn't it possible to enable fetching in the background?
completely unloaded. It’s noisy as fuck.
https://www.wsj.com/business/airlines/electronic-warfare-spo...

https://archive.ph/RztnK
Weap and moan all you keyboard jockeys, you simple peddlers of code. Your doom and what you feared greatly is coming to pass. You’ve been replaced.
Intel: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine

Amd: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Proces...
Why is this piece of string longer?
I can see how branch hints are useful, but in practice isn't the sign of the distance to the branch target the implicit hint? If the predictor doesn't have any other information it assumes that backwards branches are taken and forward branches are not. So, you can imagine how the compiler would rearrange the program to align with that implication, where possible.

One of the things that the BOLT post-link optimizer does is rearrange basic blocks to reduce taken forward branches, based on the profiles.
I agree. I have the X1C, however the A1 is as good as the X1C (unless you go into more advanced stuff like ABS/ASA or want to print large objects)
"No, no! Anything but that."
beware of leaving an open upload on Photoprism for example -- close your uploads to $public on any photo host IMHO
There is already a term for this type of software licence: Proprietary.

I don't think we need a new class of licence that tries to extract the goodwill generated by the free and open source community, without adhering to the moral underpinnings of that community.
Inconceivable.

(But also, you must go watch “The Princess Bride” tonight to catch the million cultural references you’ve been missing.)
Germany's botched data revamp leaves economists 'flying blind'
Trying it out might lead to the cap getting accidentally sucked into the wind pipe. Please be careful.
Edit spelling.
Or reduce the dosage. I've had much better sleep on 1mg than the 3+ mg you find most places.
> What's the motivation for the bogus data?

Some people just want to see the world burn. Vandals and trolls basically. IIRC there have been multiple incidents of people spoofing genitalia shaped tracks (on top of an even larger multitude of actual pilots steering air and water craft to draw genitalia). Easy enough to do, all you need is a transmitter (which are getting very cheap these days thankfully) and something that can output a stream of fake GPS positions in NMEA format on a serial port.

Others run broken or misconfigured equipment and either don't know, don't care or do it intentionally with plausible deniability (Chinese ships in non-China waters stealing fish are a huge problem [1]).

At least a lot of the dumbasses and breakages can actually be filtered - AIS Class A transmitters on large ships can reach up to 100km, AIS Class B transmitters (everyone else) about 40km, ADS-B on aircraft about 500km. That means even as a solo operator of an AIS/ADS receiver, you can safely discard anything more than these distances away from your coordinates, it's likely garbage, just like stuff that moves at impossible speeds - you won't get a boat at more than 100 km/h, a small prop aircraft like a Cessna at more than 500 km/h (unless it's nose-dive crashing), or a civilian airliner at more than 1.200 km/h.

[1] https://www.seaaroundus.org/industrial-fleets-operating-indi...
California law bans all plastic shopping bags at grocery stores
And specifically about removing a single SDK, not removing ad-tracking altogether (which is kind of implied from the title). Mozilla has been trying for years to monetize Firefox through ads, so I don't think people should be reading into this change too much, especially since it happened without any kind of announcement. If it were a pro-privacy decision, the marketing people would be milking this move for all they can.
I feel like “what is idiomatic brainfuck” is a deeply philosophical question striking right to the heart of our craft…
I, and probably everyone else on my family plan, watch more YouTube than anything else. That isn't saying much for me because I very rarely watch TV shows or movies. I haven't watched Netflix in ages, I just keep it for the family members who do. My kids use mainly YouTube and Crunchyroll, sometimes Disney+.
Not to intrude but I highly recommend you “play around” with longer acting ADHD meds. Generic short acting Ritalin is the worst. It doesn’t last long and you can “feel it go away”. There are much better meds that have the same underlying drug but in much better delivery mechanisms.

I’m sure you’ve done the homework but if anybody is reading who hasn’t… if generic short acting ritalin works, great! You know you respond to stimulant adhd meds. Now go find a better long acting one… focalin xr, adderal XR, vyvanse, etc…
It's a brand new product, hence I think there is no trademark involved here.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY PAULIE!
Ask HN: How to share entire codebase with ChatGPT
I recently started a new job and need to quickly understand a large codebase. I’m considering using ChatGPT to help with this, but I’m not sure how to share the entire codebase effectively.

Has anyone figured out a way to share a large codebase with ChatGPT for better context and understanding? Are there any tools or methods that work best for this?
Related:

Apple Shares Full iPhone 16 and iPhone 16 Pro Repair Manuals

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41606530
https://www.reddit.com/r/LocalLLaMA

https://www.reddit.com/r/singularity

https://paperswithcode.com

https://www.reddit.com/r/StableDiffusion

https://www.reddit.com/r/ClaudeAI
You can get a Bambu Lab A1 mini for 205 EUR. Cheapest Bambu Lab A1 I see is 345 EUR.
I am not sure what would make someone expect something like "loyalty" from a corporation. They will lie to you just like any other exploitative narcissistic psychopathic cluster of people, until the second they don't need or want you anymore.

Corporations basically a manifestation of what people all across the globe and all throughout time have all identified as various forms of malevolent entities; effectively endless bounds to do harm and effectively zero accountability or consequences. Corporations are essentially parasites on humanity at every single level, from what is kind of like parasocial relationship by proxy that people have largely dependent on or from their connection to the corporation, to the vapid also parasocial identity that many build around their connection to corporations, to the heinous crimes the "corporation" commits on a global scale, often totally around the objective of sucking resources and wealth out of a particular place and/or people.
really nice to see well designed, useful 3D printable products.

These kind of designs are essential for 3D printing to graduate from printing baby yodas only. Also, the high-quality photography and documentation helps a lot to go for the 3D print over temu.
A Glucose Monitor Told Me Startling Things About My Diet
They own 32%
Yes. Typo.
How is it possible such a big bug got released to the general public?
> “There used to be certain aspects in life that you could just rely on, and the fact that official statistics are published on time was one of them — not any more,” said Jörg Krämer, chief economist of Commerzbank, adding that the suspended data was also closely watched by monetary policymakers and investors.

> But a series of glitches, data issues and IT delays meant Destatis has been unable to publish retail sales and other services data for four months.

> The Wiesbaden-based authority, which was established in 1948, said the outages had been caused by IT issues and a complex methodological change in EU business statistics in a bid to boost accuracy.
You can also search for the CYP1A2 gene using Nebula's gene analysis: https://portal.nebula.org/reporting/gene-analysis

Look at the variants to see if you have rs762551--that means you're a rapid metabolizer.
https://archive.ph/vmInI
More discussion on the iFixit post: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41623251
What's next? Courts in Brazil order Twitter to censor stuff?
Best HN chat for this ever-popular article: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25633483
Indeed. All questions of manners are incredibly culturally dependent.
Because the leadership who makes decisions, or even just has the potential to voice their opinions and have them weighted, own real-estate.

Better yet, those leaders maybe also love exerting control over their employees and find this more enjoyable in an office environment.

Companies ARE NOT a democracy. In my mind, there's a huge overlap between being high company leadership and also being a self-serving narcissist. Are we then surprised that narcissists prefer to do things in their own self interests, and prefer to boss people around while looking at them? To me, that's not surprising at all. I think people don't understand these decisions aren't made by hundreds of people, but rather less than a handful per company.
My personal thoughts;

When there are quite a few well-established media storage/player solutions/toolings, you should look into starting your marketing page with why you are different or better than the others. Most reasons for people moving between tools is the lack of the features in the ones that users are using and hoping it is in the new one.

Of course, if you can get a lot of testimonials then that should work better.
Couldn't you sand the end result to prevent those ugly 3D printed lines?
OP here, check this photo out: https://x.com/fatih/status/1836691756965933084

Because there is a tray, you don't need any mechanism to remove it. It's just your fingers and hands.
It's not so much Basecamp, but Agile mixed with Scrum and then enforced very strictly that's the issue.

Some companies will take the Agile philosophy (originally simple and short) and pervert it into a waterfall by adding extreme Scrum ceremonies like endless points poker (https://www.atlassian.com/blog/platform/scrum-poker-for-agil...) and detailed retrospectives (https://echometerapp.com/en/retrospective-tools-online/), sometimes with the help of outside Agile coaches. Unfortunately, this corrupt version of it seems way more popular than the original Agile philosophy (which, yes, a simple Kanban can do).

Scrumfall warps the whole philosophy from small chunks of iterative autonomous work into quarters of pre-planned top down work, just broken down into absurd things like fibonnaci numbers or t-shirt sizes instead of hours. It makes middle management look organized at the expense of decreasing worker productivity, basically by hiding micromanagement behind tooling. Uses a lot of ceremony and jargon to do a waterfall by another name.

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Typically that's done in other tools, like Jira plus outside ceremony software (yes, there is an entire SaaS niche for these ceremonies).

Basecamp doesn't do that, to its credit. It is its own workflow (Shape Up).

I dislike it for other reasons, but less so than Scrumfall. Basecamp the software is slow and doesn't format code very well, and is pretty disorganized (multiple projects, kanban boards, chats, message boards, to-dos, check-ins etc lead to many sources of truth, and it's impossible to find anything even a week later). Shape Up the methodology is too vague and abstract IMO and has very slow iterations and lacks a focus on customer needs and wishes. But both are still a huge improvement over Scrumfall.
Im neutral on crypto, I see it like AI, its just waiting on some breakthrough that pulls everyone. My suspicion is someone needs to make it stupid easy to get into crypto.
Skyrim Grandma Shirley Curry is retiring from making gaming videos
Feel free to open up an issue on GitHub, maybe we introduce an option on how heatmaps are shown :)
Go-GCN: A Go Implementation of the Graph Convolutional Network
I'm working on a `Max` version, because a lot of my friends are asking for one.
Ukraine's Gun-Armed Ground Robot Just Cleared a Russian Trench in Kursk
Millions of Americans without medical insurance cannot get routine care. That can happen for a variety of reasons, but one of those reasons comes down to hospitals and clinics refusing to give non-emergency care for free. I don’t need to provide anecdotes for an endemic problem that gets studied at the federal policy level.

Personally I have experienced wait times approaching infinity, the hospital not denying care, but not providing it either, because people with insurance or cash get to the front of the queue unless an indigent person bleeds out in the ER.

If you go to an ER and need diagnostic tests for a real but non-emergency condition you will likely get referred to a diagnostic clinic, a place that only does tests and does not provide medical care, and that’s where your journey will end if you don’t have insurance or cash up front.

Try to get prenatal care in the US without insurance or cash. Possible to find programs for low-income uninsured people in some cities, but not everywhere by any stretch, and getting worse every year.

Talk to homeless people and advocates about people who cannot get treatment or medications because they have no insurance or money. Hospitals won’t dispense things like insulin until you go into shock in the ER, assuming you can get to one.
Very nice!

I've had an idea for a dock that turns your smartphone into a landline of sorts. Plugs into an actual corded phone base and only rings the physical landline phone.
[dupe]

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41621705
Show HN: FOSS Okapi BM25 search for Postgres without extensions
BM25 search implemented in PL/pgSQL; Unlicense / Public Domain.
That's fine because I did none of the things you said. I legitimately asked them about stuff I forgot because I read those books like 15 years ago. And it wasn't details, it was major plot points or character backgrounds.
Thanks for sharing!

I'm trying to understand what bogus AIS tracks means - are you saying these are AIS messages injected into the network somehow, or actual AIS radio signals that somehow ended up transmitted from the wrong place?

I'm assuming the former, which sounds more like an authentication problem?
Give ReactNative + Expo a try
I see this.
My assumption is its some kind of html/js cache, local storage across browser sessions maybe. And when you click an email it realizes it needs to update.
The A1 is presently $339.00. The price you cited is for the combo including the AMS, which allows for multi-filament printing.

source: https://us.store.bambulab.com/products/a1?variant=4158335519...