skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I didn't see anything wrong with asking about it & I as don't really use HN I'm not sure of what the expectations, etc are on here. So imho its all good from my view point.
There are lots of 3d printing services, pcbway oshpark etc all do it I believe.

You can order it in fdm or sls relatively cheap, just do a search and chuck the model at one or a few of em.
There is no defense or context whatsoever that justifies racial, gender or sexuality based hatred being directly defended and encouraged in the rules of a community.

I also find it interesting, last post you were suggesting people consider the perspective of an uninformed outsider. Now it's "Oh there's context inside the community". Take your own advice.
This is exactly what wasm2mpy does for MicroPython: Dynamically loaded, AOT-compiled WASM modules
> The money and the manpower does not exist to do all of it.

No, they both exist. Motivation by your legislator is what doesn't exist. There's a reason some departments get almost everything they ask for and others get almost nothing: they know how to grease the political machine. That doesn't mean we should fight over scraps for science and social programs, it means you need to acknowledge that there's a game that needs playing. And yeah, it feels real bad that there are lives at stake playing that game, but that's the fault of capitalism, not science.
related: https://gcc.gnu.org/wiki/DebugFission
> In June 2010, Apple rebranded iPhone OS as "iOS". The trademark "IOS" had been used by Cisco for over a decade for its operating system, IOS, used on its routers. To avoid any potential lawsuit, Apple licensed the "IOS" trademark from Cisco.
You have to listen to the notes they're not playing.
Why Do Germans Eat Raw Pork? [video]
Revealing the Different Faces of Dark Matter
If I really feel the need to vent to coworkers, I message them on whatsapp, not on company owned slack.
"Invest in projects, not papers." is the typical thing you hear from late-stage researchers that forgot what it's like to be a PhD student or early post-doc. We have to publish as much as we can, or our supervisors and committees won't allow us to progress in our careers.

I can't spend a year on topics that seem interesting but that might not yield papers if they don't work. From the bureaucratic point of view, which is almost all that matter for junior researchers, that would be simply time in the bin.

I would love to spend years on something I care about without caring how many papers it will generate, but if I do that, I won't have a career.
*shameless self promo*

Me too: https://doug.lon.dev/fourays

and I have 2 units for sale here: https://reverb.com/uk/item/83277820-doug-lon-dev-fourays-pol...
“We’re not a life search mission. We’re a habitability mission,” says Robert Pappalardo, Clipper’s project scientist at the Jet Propulsion Laboratory (JPL), which manages the mission.
Here's Doom running on a 64x40 display (not my hack), has anyone gone lower than that?

https://www.tannr.com/2023/08/14/64x64-led-matrix-doom/
If you control the client, you can make webservers that are very small indeed. Here's one we use for local testing, where we know the client will be libcurl and know exactly what requests will be made: https://gitlab.com/nbdkit/nbdkit/-/blob/master/tests/web-ser... Basically 600 LoC. It would be completely insecure if exposed to the internet, but (by design) it can only serve over Unix domain sockets.
In Australia, buying agents are rare. The standard is that the seller engages an agent to sell the property, the fees (and other expenses) are charged by the agent to the seller.

One of the problems that is affecting our real estate market is the domination of two websites, the Murdoch owned realestate.com.au and the Nine owned domain.com.au

https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2024/sep/19/the-b...

They both offer different advertising rates for agents than for individuals and lean on agents to purchase "packages" with a discount but an guaranteed number of properties.

So now there's a new oligopoly that started as a service to buyers, then a service to business, now is extracting as much of the value of the market to itself.

A classic case of "enshittification".
That's false, Elon Musk is a "topic of interest" on Twitter, and he is added by default to all Twitter accounts. To remove the tweets boosted by Elon Musk's algorithm, I had to click "Not interested" and then "Not interested in the topic Elon Musk," knowing that the other topics are all much more general (politics, technology, sports, news, entertainment...).
https://www.renpy.org/

This does pretty much what you have described. It supports scenes, image maps for point and click, dialogues and is low code.
GPON = Gigabit Passive Optical Network
ONT = Optical Network Terminal
OLT = Optical Line Termination
SFP = Small Form-factor Pluggable
You stay a healthier old by stimulating your brain with etc. I get a fair bit of exercise and a fair bit of stimulation, but I don't think that anyone would call me young.
https://www.theguardian.com/news/2021/apr/20/the-invention-o...

Try to do something more than just react blindly to what people are saying, it makes for an unhappy life.
It's also only a little more than what Microsoft paid for Minecraft.

Priorities.
> a masterpiece with a stick and a pebble

"Baroque Pickaxe Handel and Rock (A Miner)"
Relevant blog I found interesting: (Datalevin)

https://yyhh.org/blog/2024/09/competing-for-the-job-with-a-t...

From the perspective of someone not familiar with the topic. And I touches on performance
Wasm3 happily runs on ESP32, it provides a fully dynamic wasm runtime. But it's much slower than AOT compiled native code, obviously.
I wasn't mincing words. The statement is predicated on being guilty as charged. Not a difficult concept.
Second syllable also on Spanish
There was something to be said for being able to get jobs fast because the relationship and obligations between employees and employers was so minimal, when you could "give the boss a firm handshake" and start working that day, then find a new job just as fast if your boss turned out to be an abusive prick.

These days if an adult wants to get even a basic unskilled labor job it takes weeks or months to get through the application and review process and the temp-to-hire run-around that follows it. The result is mostly the same for employers, they ultimately only hire people they feel they can count on and the extra overhead just represents a few more people in HR for them. But for employees, the lengthy process makes switching jobs a stressful ordeal of getting tangled in inhuman bureaucracy while your need to pay rent looms.
Machine learning reveals factors for successful crowdfunding
Help, I've seen bad elixir. Ecto queries spanning dozens of tables with the performance grinding to a halt as load increased, with models and logic so intertwined that you had little hope of untangling the ball of string so you could refactor and scale the database.

You can make bad things in any language. I like Go for the same reasons you like FP. And there too, people can do strange and unmaintainable things
San Francisco spends that much on homelessness in a few years and doesn't make a dent. The problem is not money.
Winamp existed before piracy was well-organised, or even bandwidth-feasible for many people. A lot of people will have used it to play rips they'd made of their own CDs.
last I checked, Substack did not allow writers to set canonical links for their posts.
> Citation?

There's no hard evidence, but the presence of the side deal does raise suspicions. S. Korea's nuclear industry has been notably corrupt, with many years of prison sentences being handed out.
Money is infinite but resources needed to send a probe outta space are quite limited
Some providers do what imo is a best of both worlds approach here: Every customer has a full fiber run to the PoP, but there they use GPON to save on the active components. The actual fiber is pretty cheap compared to actually bringing it into the ground and that way you retain full flexibility.
I used to group-think this too and talked mad shit about Bambu.

But after looking into it all the bad stuff doesn't really apply - they forked Prusa slicer which Prusa fans got mad at (ofc) but Prusa forked from Slic3r, sooooo nothing wrong there at all.

Bambu use an nfc tag in their filaments, not to lock people in as I (and others) thought, but to auto select the right profile when it's in their AMS (multi colour) system; it's still completely possible to use other brands and their slicer provides a couple non-bambu brand-specific profiles already, along with "generic" profiles/material that work pretty damn well by default.

I picked up an A1 mini during their recent sale and unfortunately after using it...I don't think I'll ever use my Ender 5 Plus ever again (poor thing)...when I have enough space I'll just buy an X1C.

They've made it just so...effortless. You know what, it even takes even less effort than a fucking 2d printer these days (HP/Brother et al).
The surrounding context explains that there are hundreds more, and consumer surveying to back up the claim:

> A few of the hundreds of examples of actual confusion are attached as Exhibit C. Moreover, an objective empirical survey by a leading professional survey expert indicates that a significant degree of marketplace confusion is caused by your infringing use of the WORDPRESS and WOOCOMMERCE trademarks.

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> they might have a case

To be clear, I don't believe they have a case, I wasn't commenting with the intention of saying that. They only have a cease and desist letter at the moment. There is no admissing of evidence at this point, there are only letters.

If there were a case, there's probably a good chance they will lose due to what you describe -- unenforced trademarks.
Money won’t solve that problem. Or it would have been solved before
As a cat of nine lives, there are many hills I intend to die on
He was also previously convicted for burglary and was already in detention and facing charges for an armed robbery when prosecutors learned of his involvement from his cell mate and girlfriend.
A small size version of Rubens !

http://rubens.ens-lyon.fr/fr/videos/
I get it, WPEngine never contribution anything to Wordpress.org, their are the bad guys. But this move is quite hilarious. I expect Elon musk do things like this.
You are falling into a false dichotomy of having to choose between one thing or the other. Dumping more money into one problem doesn't necessarily help solve it better. Analogous to adding more members to a team so more people can focus into the problem.
Why We're Having to End Our Direct Peering Relationship with Deutsche Telekom
Well yeah ofc the camera feed goes thru the Internet so you can view it from anywhere?

I suppose they could bang a hole out thru your router & host something on the printer, then have your app sync your ip when on the wifi with the printer, but then if your ip changes when out & about you'll lose access unless you've set something up for it.

Gotta remember that Bambu is all about ease of use. It does have a LAN only mode, but I do agree that they should support some sort of plugin system for the printers and just refuse to support unless you're experiencing an issue while using 0 modifications/plugins.
JabRef – Literature Management
With the continuing advancement of AI in terms of dealing with both buyers and sellers, the tools should focus on both the buyers and the sellers.

The need for an "agent" as such becomes an unnecessary cost, if you can get an "associate" from the equivalent of airtasker, with insurance covering their liability to do the "showings" for you, while AI can deal with most of the email or other notifications.

Would allow individuals to run their own auctions to achieve the best price, deal with the settlement and title transfer.

Make it a fixed cost service, not based on the house valuation, so that there is no incentive to manipulate suggested prices, but base it on algorithmic evaluation.

Love the idea of AI battlebots in such exchanges in the future, but the legals better be tied down.
"only stock super high end designer gear"

I don't think that applied to BHS or Debenhams - both long gone though....
"complex made hard" would be great. it seems you have missed the point of the talk: complex is always easy, complex is always where the gravitation pulls you towards.
And it doesn't have to be malicious either. Sometimes a result used to be on page 47 and is no longer on page 47. Or it was in the "related links" section and that changes multiple times a day.
And how do you know it's accurate? By your own admission, you don't know enough to understand it via a Google search, how do you know it's not making up cases or interpretations like https://apnews.com/article/artificial-intelligence-chatgpt-f...
There was a nice multiplayer game like that at the Expo 2000 with 6 players around a large table display using voice commands. There's a picture still at https://www.unit-design.de/de/projekte/daimler-chrysler-lab-...
> There are stories about department stores stopping this and losing lots of sales because their customers were addicted to it.

On the plus side, we got that memorable joke in "Airplane!".
After looking what alternative mobile OSs lately, there seem to be a few around. The ones that have appealed to me so far are Ubuntu Touch, Mobian and FuriOS. I see there will be a Ubuntu based version here soon. What I can’t understand though, is why don’t these really clever people work together on fewer solutions with similar end goals? Is it that it’s difficult to manage opinions and decisions? Or that people don’t check the market before developing alternatives? Or something else?
Go and start one!
Hey, thanks for the questions, really appreciate it!

- Right now, we don’t sell replacement batteries in the online shop. Shipping batteries can be tricky since a lot of couriers treat them as hazardous material. But if there's enough demand in the future, we’ll look into other options for offering replacements.

- Yes, the Fydetab Duo can run without a battery! We’ve tested it, so it’s definitely something you could use for DIY projects if that’s what you’re thinking.

- And yep, our firmware does support libinput, so you're covered there.

- As for dual booting, the easiest method at the moment is to flash another Linux OS onto a MicroSD card and boot from that. We’ve successfully dual-booted Arch and FydeOS using UEFI, and we’re looking into making dual booting from the internal eMMC possible in the future. Also, the Fydetab Duo can take an LTE module, so if you’re after portability, that’s a solid option too.

Let me know if you need more info!
To agree with your point; if the entire EU, with country having completely different level of developpement and banking infrastructure and currency and language, managed to standardize and deploy unified SEPA wires including instant wires, then that argument cannot be accepted for the US.

It's easier and faster (and probably cheaper) for me to instant wire money from one euro to several thousand to any random Bulgarian person or business in their own currency, or for said business to take money from my account, while retaining all banking protection, than it is for two silicon valley Californian to do it short of using a private business solution.

Overall the state of the banking and payment infrastructure in the US compared to their advancement level always weirds members out. Well, not infrastructure not the right word, I'm sure the backend is great but what is exposed to people seem to suck.

It's your money you should be feeling in charge not finding solution to be able to use it.
>take Mozilla for example

I thought Firefox was open source?
I sometimes feel that way about pixel art in modern games, but maybe that's a bit like getting angry at people playing checkers for using a chessboard wrong.

For some people it's about being creative within the very narrow bounds of a specific system, for others it's about using a very specific style that originated within those bounds. In order to use that style you still need a good way to simulate thouse systems.
mozilla is spying/tracking users now?
The three horizons of collaboration apps
I wonder how this will affect companies' retention strategies. They might need to focus more on providing actual value rather than relying on cancellation friction.
those friends aren't at work with you, so you have to explain the whole situation to them, and then, because they weren't there, they can't provide additional facts. you don't expect a listening device hidden in the shared company break room if it were a physical room, you just don't talk about the boss as if he's not there when he's actually there. similar expectations should apply to a digital space called a private channel when they're not there.
> How is that any different though from regular false or fabricated information gleaned from Google, social media or any other source?

It lowers the barrier to essentially nothing. Before, you'd have to do work to generate 2 pages of (superficially) plausible sounding nonsense. If it was complete gibberish, people would pick up very quickly.

Now you can just ask some chatbot a question and within a second you have an answer that looks correct. One has to actually delve into it and fact check the details to determine that it's horseshit.

This enables idiots like the redditor quoted by the parent to generate horseshit that looks fine to a layman. For all we know, the redditor wasn't being malicious, just an idiot who blindly trusts whatever the LLM vomits up.

It's not the users that are to blame here, it's the large wave of AI companies riding the sweet capital who are malicious in not caring one bit about the damage their rhetoric is causing. They hype LLMs as some sort of panacea - as expert systems that can shortcut or replace proper research.

This is the fundamental danger of LLMs. They have crossed past the uncanny valley. It requires a person of decent expertise to discover the mistakes generated and yet the models are being sold to the public as a robust tool. And the public tries the tools and in absence of being able to detect the bullshit, they use it and regurgitate the output as facts.

And then this gets compounded by these "facts" being fed back in as training material to the next generation of LLMs.
> I got banned for racism because I didn't like someones post about whiteness.

Unless you’re saying you were banned for not favouriting someone’s post (which is literally unbelievable), there’s something missing in that story. You don’t even mention if the post was pro, against, or neutral. I understand not wanting to dox yourself, but being too sparse on details doesn’t look good for your assessment either.

> So the Fediverse is a fake community like all the rest of them.

The fediverse is not a single community but a collection of communities, that is the whole point. You can move around and find the right server for you.
Tangential, but related anecdote. Many years ago, I (a European) had booked a journey on a long distance overnight train in South India. I had a reserved seat/berth, but couldn't work out where it was in the train. A helpful stranger on the platform read my ticket, guided me to the right carriage and showed me to my seat. As I began to settle in, a group of travellers turned up and began a discussion with my newfound friend, which rapidly turned into a shouting match until the train staff intervened and pointed out that my seat was in a completely different part of the train. The helpful soul by my side did not respond by saying "terribly sorry, I seem to have made a mistake" but instead shouted racist insults at his fellow countrymen on the grounds that they visibly belonged to a different religion to his own. All the while continuing to insist that he was right and they had somehow tricked him or cheated the system.

Moral: the world has always been full of bullshitters who want the rewards of answering someone else's question regardless of whether they actually know the facts. LLMs are just a new tool for these clowns to spray their idiotic pride all over their fellow humans.
In theory the ONT can act like a listening device. They're also often Linux or BSD devices that can get hacked.

If you're paranoid, you may want to run an ONT that you control, just in case. I doubt it's something that matters to a lot of people, but even if it only matters to some, it shouldn't be made impossible for those that want to.

RE: misbehaving hardware: the same is very much true for cable internet and there are plenty of countries where people hook up their own modem without any trouble. If someone wanted to mess with the fiber network they could just disconnect the ONT and shine a laser pointer down there. All off-the-shelf devices are built to just work and follow the necessary standards, because there's nothing to be gained by messing with the PON network like that.
US does have car makers though: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_automotive_assembly_pl...

Pakistan doesn't make any of the equipment to send satellites into space. They just make the satellite, and buy a ride from the Chinese.

Nothing wrong with that, btw.
Indeed. Perl was destroyed, (also because of this fine slogan) so we moved on to Python or Ruby.
MIMO: Controllable Character Video Synthesis with Spatial Decomposed Modeling
Listen to yourself. There were people burning buildings, looting shops, destroying cars, and attacking innocent bystanders. SYL didn't say "this is wrong" or "this must stop". He said "the rioters concerns are legtimate". What do you think that is going to suggest to the rioters? That they wrap it up there and switch to more peaceful means?
This is a terrible news :( I know it was an option for web scraping and I used in once. I’m curious what is the real reason they took it down.
Restoring the soil removed by wildfires anyone?
Then let's not spend any resources but instead spend time weeping. It's not like stockpiling plutonium, gold, iridium and other rare earths metals used in spaceships is gonna make the world any better.

Should we instead force the scientists working on this to abandon space research to "fix the ills of the world" so they do "something useful" instead?

I honestly don't know what people who keep complaining about scientific research, especially space exploration, want. It is not those billions spent to send a probe to Europa the cause or the solution to the world's problems. Hint: it is not money the cause nor the solution to the world's problems, nor are drive-by social media activists complaining about it.
I got the A1 mini for £169 and it's just unbelievable value. My only regret is not just getting the X1C. The mini was for me to trial the brand and it has exceeded all expectations (at least for PLA).
Yes. Several ISPs I've used sent out routers with integrated fiber connectors, no separate ONT. Their routers weren't terrible enough for me to want to replace them immediately, but not everybody gets a ONT+router combo from their ISP.

I think it's often more a "router with ONT built in" rather than an "ONT with router built in".
This published research is false.

All published research will turn out to be false.

The problem is ill-posed: can we establish once and for all that something is true? Almost all history had this ambition, yet every day we find that something we believed to be true wasn't. Data isn't encouraging.
> Magasin du Nord in Copenhagen

I'd recommend you go to Illum instead next time you are in Copenhagen.