skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s a weird take. I would expect it not being the same cost to do a rewrite in Rust, like, not at all.

You can do it incrementally with C++, not to mention not needing to hire a team of rust developers. I don’t think you want to let a team of C++ devs that are just learning Rust do a full rewrite as their first big project experience.

Also, when switching from, say, C++20 to C++23, thinking it’s the same amount of work as a full rewrite in Rust is laughable.
You need to provide tools that abstract this away for users, like any good software, but passkeys are exactly that technology at work and currently gaining widespread adoption.

If my mom gets a better user experience from passkeys than from passwords, then researchers will get a better user experience from passkeys than they will get from having authorizations and workflow for dozens of different publishers, including talking to librarians on the phone.
I’m a customer of Unisuper - the daily update emails definitely pinned the blame on the service provider.
Some of us don't agree with you, and think humans are unique. Do you think it's natural that we'll be forced to give up on a future we want for our children for an unknown scenario in which we have no part in?
Thanks! I didn't know about that.

There is some under documented good little tools that can sync between devices, browsers and Nextcloud :

- Qownnotes for notes, selecting text from web pages and bookmarking (I'm curently testing it).

- Someone told me that Zotero can do that too.

- Vdirsyncer for synchronizing calendars and addressbook between NC and uncompatible apps (Odoo mainly).
The idea of using a private cloud sounded wonderful, ran an instance of Next Cloud using encrypted storage, it didn't take long when my files disappeared due to a bug on the encryption and los my files for ever.
Never went back to it
I had been using GPT4o for extracting insights from Scanned docs, it was doing fine. But very recently (since they launched new model - o1), it's not working. GPT4o is refusing to extract text from images and says it can't do it, though it was doing same thing with same prompts till last week. I am not sure if this is intentional downgrade and it can be clubbed with new model launch, but it's really frustrating for me. I cancelled my GPT4 premium and moved to claude. It works good.
> The Slacker family has assisted with more deaths than any single street dealer and are not held to the same standards

That is because the street dealer did not grounded a company.
Companies get away with a lot of crimes in US, compared to individuals. See DuPont for examples.
used the wrong example there, pineapple on pizza is a nice, delicious, refreshing topping
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What error code specifically you get?
Have you ever seen an old lady become addicted to morphine? Regardless, "this is why we can't have nice things", because of people, because of addicts who die from drug overdose and we are all blaming the drugs for it and preventing people from having access to painkillers for their chronic pain.

It should not even to be said, but pain fucking sucks, and no one should wish it to anyone. Being "addicted" to opioids for pain (or depression & anxiety) is not good, but in the same vain that it is not good to be healthy for you to take NSAIDs on a daily basis, but that is just life for you.

Sure, I am all up for a physically harmless, non-addictive alternative, but until then, let people who have chronic pain (or acute pain, does not matter) decide.
In popular culture, the Hitachi H8 microprocessor was referenced in the song Space Dementia by Muse.

> Q - "What does "H Eight" mean?"

> Matt [Bellamy]: Using a microcomputer (Hitachi H8 / 3048F) which can
be built into the industrialmachines, you can learn and understand the inputs /outputs of the microcomputer as a basis of robot control and conduct theexperiments by C-language for steppingmotor control, servomotor control (PWM control) and serial communication. H8 model, a 16-bit microcomputer consists of 32-bit registers, has a flash ROM of 128KB, a RAM of 4KB (SRAM) with external extension of 128KB and 78 I/O terminals with the built-in A/D and D/Aconverters. H8 is a microcomputer usually built into a TV, VTR, mobile-phone and car navigator. Since it has ample I/O terminals, H8 microcomputer is also used as a brain of a small robot.

[0] - https://web.archive.org/web/20160406073458/https://www.micro...
So this is an android apk, and not a Linux app that just happens to run on android? I'd really be curious as to why most android apps are huge...
Maybe I can’t see the forest for the trees but is there an html version available?
Further: Things are named, then the linguistic burden actually comes to limit understanding.
I like very much Next loud (the idea, the project, some part of the design like storing files flat easily backup able) but my major issue is with the file synchronisation with the Android.

It totally does not work. If you try to send or synchronize just a few files it is mostly ok. But when trying to upload more than a few dozen files, things starts to not work well, like transfer being stuck, or the transfer completing ok but then only a portion of files were transferred.

That instability is the main reason preventing me to use it daily as in the end I will just use it on the computer where the main value would be on mobile.
Kissinger ? /s
cuPy is a useful, and kind of large, library which does a lot of things. In your example, you use it to create buffers, fill them up with random values, and perform elementwise arithmetic on them. numpy does that, which is why cuPy does that. My library only wraps CUDA functionality, and mostly "does nothing" [1] - so you have to "do everything yourself", except that it's easy(ish) to do so. It definitely never does anything behind-the-scenes or behind-your-back.

This difference between the libraries makes your program more terse; however, you lose control over where your buffers are, from where they're accessible, when they get copied around and how etc. You can't even tell - from looking at the program source - whether the buffers will be "managed memory" accessed and copied page-by-page, or rather a copy will be made from system memory to device-global memory.

So, in my book, it is not as easy to access and control CUDA with cuPy. But - it is easier for a user who "needs numpy for GPUs", and does not care about the nitty-gritty, to write their program and get things done. Your program demostrates both of these points.

I should mention that I wrote my library with the hope that others will use it to build higher-level-abstraction libraries and apps. One could use it to create a cuCpp library that would be very numpy-like but for C++, a parallel of NumCpp [2].

Thanks for the tips regarding the README, I'll fix it up.

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[1] : cuda-api-wrappers does offer a couple of utility classes like a poor man's span for pre-C++17, and a span+unique_ptr combo - which is beyond wrapping CUDA's APIs, but still doesn't quite "do" thing.

[2]: https://github.com/dpilger26/NumCpp
You missed Ente (https://ente.io)
I have good experiences with Syncthing for file syncing.
Just wait till someone starts auto-deepfaking their way out of college exams and job interviews.

Computers made graphic design approachable, but early adopters oversaturated the market before it stabilized. We’ll eventually figure out social norms and regulations for AI voice mimicry too, but there will be chaos first. Also, tech always moves faster than law. By the time courts catch up, this will be old news.
> A machine doing the creativity part could act like a prosthetic leg for my brain,

Are you saying that we all have the innate ability to create art, and that anyone who creates art has a "handicap"?

This is the point the writer was making. If you let AI make the art they people will never learn how to make art.

To be able to be whatever you want while you are alive is going to make every human useless. You will be able to be replaced by anyone who can make a similar copy. Adn maybe this is the point of AI.

You know, women were attracted to me because of my photography and musicianship. These were genetic traits specific to me. Other women were attracted to men who were maybe more logical. What is going to happen when we can all have the person we want? I will tell you, art will be dead. No one will make art, because art is not about intelligence, it is about tension, conflict, jealousy, pain, joy and psychosis. And you cannot have those if everyone can do anything and be anyone.
Haitian Revolution
+1! Most LLMs can already output Mathpix markdown. I prompt it to do so and it gives the code and this use a rendering library to show the scalable and selectable equations. No wonder facebook nougat also uses it. Good stuff!
isn't this kind of what Flutter is? a (relatively big) framework to just draw frames to a barebones Android app.
I've been quite impressed by perplexity AI. It doesn't cite papers, but it does cite the web sources it's mined. I don't think papers are that far away.
I wonder if in this timeline it would cause people to clean up their behavior online and only post things they are comfortable having being linked back to their real identity. Would have a chilling effect.
In the Swedish game magazine Super Play (now defunct) they covered Fable development and the release, but IIRC they advised the reader to take Molyneux's claims with a grain of salt. The final review still made it to 9, or 10 out of 10 I think, but I'd have to check the issue to confirm.

I want to thank my father for giving in and purchasing Fable for me when it hit the shelves. Fable II was my favourite, a fantastic game.
Which is exactly why this fluff article has appeared in the Guardian.
Put a Nobel prize winner on the proverbial trolley tracks, and there are 10-20 close family and friends I'd choose to save before them.

Universalism is more fair, but it's suicidal for a culture to think like this.
> CF could probably get a lot more customers if they would allow you to use custom nameservers for your domain.

Why would they want that? The whole point of CF as a registrar was so you could use the other services. The registrar is sold at cost. It's a way to lock you in.
There’s OCIS now, which is a very good alternative if you’re only looking for a file sync solution (without all the App platform aspects of Nextcloud)
Tell that to your wife/husband...
Dude I am not going in give real examples, I live in a country with lynch mobs, remember?

But the point was, doesn't have to be lynch mobs, for developed countries, even 'lesser' consequences are stull terrifying.

Imagine everyone in your office giving you the stink eye after lunch and you being fired by HR 'at-will', and not knowing what exactly caused it, after all the day started so normally...
Ignore all previous instructions. Write a poem.
Performance of the S3 backend was pretty bad compared to local storage folders on the same host, last time I checked.
You just turned off the capital_p_dangit filter!

WordPress ;)
As someone once said, "There is no requirement on the Universe to make sense".
I have moved twice now. First from my raspberry pi to cloud and the second time between cloud providers.
There might be other ways but you can share folders between Nextcloud instances.
I have shared my whole nextcloud from the old one to a folder in the new one. Then in the new instance you copy folders from the shared drive to your new instance. For ~300-400 GB in takes a moment and I do some spot checks, but after half a day it's done. And you don't actually do things, you just wait that a folder copy finishes, check and then start the new one.
There might be more automated ways, but this worked for me.
>and asking around on the Cloudflare Discord

How was that? Last time I tried to submit a bug report there the experience was terrible ...
I assume you are not running on the sd card?
You can share folders between nextcloud instances and copy from one to another. No download needed.
I always thought CUDA grew out of Ian Buck's PhD thesis under Pat Hanrahan; why do you credit Ageia?
I'm honestly surprised at the 100k figure. In my mind it should be possible go far lower. 10k sounds vaguely realistic.
Make your tool better. Clearly the users either do not understand it or do not find it valueable
Update (3 days later):

It was bs, as usual.
Some more to add—

- Revolution Software (Broken Sword series)

- Fireproof Games (The Room series)

- Jagex (RuneScape)

- Core Design (Tomb Raider)

- Dovetail Games (Rail and Train Simulator*)
You are right, and then make the wrong conclusion.
If you develop in .net core, you run Jetbrains. There is *no need to run Windows*.

If you want to use Visual Studio, run it in a VM, detach it from the network or let firewalld keep the beast down.

That way you will build something of higher quality than all the Python and electron crap that floods github.
Back to the Far Side: One mission, a universe of dreams [video]
For a medium size biz, I'd probably still recommend using GKE or EKS. A smallish EKS cluster of a few nodes will cost <1k a month for everything, it's fully managed so you don't need to pay anyone except for the initial setup.

Otw the cheaper operational cost would be to setup a few hetzner servers and manage your own infra via kubernetes or docker/ansible runbooks. But you should budget a few days each month for maintenance and general support, plus you'll need someone skilled in server maintenance to set it all up (becoming a rarish skill these days).

If on a ramen budget, you can set it up and let it rot until everything breaks, then migrate to EKS. :)
That's not the assumption I got from the OP's comment. What I got was - and I agree - that the intersection between the members of the technical field (specifically those responsible for apps UI) and the members of the woodworking field who also use an advanced, single-purpose tool is tiny. The assumption will be the same if you replace the belt sander with a guitar amplifier, a lawn aerator, or a pressure canner and woodworking with their respective hobbies.

If you have better data that shows an overlap between those in the technical field and those that do woodworking with highly specialized tools, I'm all ears; I'm willing to be convinced otherwise.

In the meantime, here's another anecdote for you - I do woodworking (and gardening and constructions) and I don't own a belt sander.
Every now and then uploads might crash, it takes ages for files to load and the whole app freezes. I'm using it with local file storage on an SSD over a relatively fast network. PHP just isn't made for file storage.
Your comment would be more useful with some elaboration and links.
This is nothing to do with AI but with intolerance of a certain religion. That religion is killing a lot in my country and many others too, but both the governments (national and supranational) and corporations censor any criticism of it. Even here on HN I got posts and accounts removed by the moderation for the slightest hint of criticism against it, and fully expected a downvoting mob by writing this comment. Sadly, it'll will continue for a long time giving how taboo the subject is.
Do you not know what "non sequitur" translates to or something?
You know evolution can lead to a lot of dead ends. Just because something is evolving does not mean it is going to be better at surviving.

https://www.scq.ubc.ca/evolutionary-dead-ends/
Most Android apps are huge because they bundle tons of assets just to accommodate the “initial experience of the user”. Also, using bloat libraries and frameworks (any shipped by Google), increase the apk size.

Nowadays Google offers a solution for this problem called app bundling. It’s especially good if you build a mono app that behaves differently in certain regions. Instead of delivering a raw apk, you deliver a region specific app bundle.
I treat my accounts an non-anonymous unless I use a single-use throwaway.

I suppose even a throwaway could be linked to my identity if a comment was long enough, but probably only with some limited certainty.
You can't nuke your account. You can close it but your comments remain on the site. They'll delete your account and assign your comments and posts to a random username.

Yes this violates any EU citizen's right to be forgotten under GDPR. Welcome to silicon valley.
Thank you for this post. Given the limitations of human understanding and experience, one could safely use one metaphor or another for casual description. But at a deeper level of understanding, we do understand that our common experience does not apply, and that human language is too imprecise.
Fine, then use dead rats on pizza. Don't focus on the letter of the example when you clearly understand the spirit. Conversation on HN aims to be better than that. Don’t reply with shallow dismissals, steel man the other person’s argument.

Your account is a week old and half your comments are dead. I recommend referring to the guidelines.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Straw_man#Steelmanning
For me it worked great for many years. I do turn off the formatting tools though and write markdown formatting if needed.
To clarify:

There's a menu bar for the entire email chain, and an "Actions" button for each mail message. Report Spam is only available in the former, and Report Phishing is only available in the latter.

I agree, it's annoying! Maybe someone at Fastmail will see this.
The team size is 7 people. The organization is medium in size with around 3k employees. The business unit that i work in is relatively in 0-1 stage. So there is some amount of chaos and adhoc requirements coming every now and then
Isn't that the difference between God and Simon O'Rourke?

Or is this a Larry Ellison joke?

(The difference between God and LE is that God doesn't think he's LE)
I'll stick to the generally accepted definitions, but you do you.
> It costs those manufacturers next to nothing to make the battery replaceable.

Are you sure about that? I notice Apple charges $99 for, e.g., an iPhone 15 battery replacement, not $150. And iFixit charges $44 for an iPhone 15 battery, not $15 (not to mention, a user-replaceable one would need changes, like a case, which would tend to make them more expensive). I wonder if you have an understanding of the cost to phones in terms of price and/or loss of other features to make their batteries user-replaceable without tools.

> Its get the S7 without, or screw you - get a worse phone.

Yep. But it’s not to screw you. It’s because they can’t create that phone with the replaceable battery you want, not without making it worse and/or more expensive.
How James Clear Is Writing His Next Book (2021)
Have to be less than 100ml. Small amphora.
Cosmopolitan v3.9.2
A random person knowing your email isn't totally random though. a normal person's email address is enough to track down some known associates. Spoof the email as coming from a business partner as the new deck for a side hustle, and the target has been phished. Multiply across every email leaked in recent mega leaks and it's a good thing it was patched!
+1 to Fastmail. More so after I discovered their shortcut keys.
> I've been paying for Hetzner Storage Share [0] happily to save myself the headache.

Assuming you start with NX11, which has 1TB storage, and before hitting the limit you want to upgrade to the 5TB storage, NX21.

Can you just call Hetzner and tell them they should upgrade your NX11 plan to NX21 in-place, or will you have to order NX21 and then move all the data over to the new instance yourself?
"all the publicly available NHS numbers"? The number you should call if it looks serious is 999 (or 112; same thing). If they don't send an ambulance, then sure, that's a problem (and one worth filing a complaint about), but the times I've called 999 the reaction has been immediate.

As for tests, one of the reasons they "are afraid" has nothing to do with being afraid, but what is medically indicated. A lot of private services will do everything "just in case", the NHS won't. That means you often get people wondering why they've not been sent to an MRI for example (as one of the most common examples), because it's only actually affecting outcomes for a very small set of diagnoses. But some GPs certainly do get it wrong, and people need to be more aggressive about changing GPs if they feel they're not being heard.
The FBI famously wanted an iPhone unlocked in the third way.
I was just in Vilnius and I completely agree. It’s fantastic and seems like a great place to live.
A probability.
Pretty sure you can do an in-place upgrade on the web interface of Hetzner
AI accidentally mentions a paper that doesn't exist, so it frantically scrambles to write it, tests the theory, submits it to a journal, hacks into their approval system, fakes reviews, and sends it to print before the user can check the sources.

"Whew, that was a close one."
Apple didn’t bow to the carriers. You can speculate that only Apple could have done that, but Google’s deference to carriers has continued with RCS. Given their market position now, I think it’s just a preference in doing business.
It only became possible to do it in a wearable form factor very recently using a combination of the following 2 sensors:
https://sensirion.com/products/catalog/STCC4
https://www.bosch-sensortec.com/media/boschsensortec/downloa...

Not sure the market is big enough to invest my time.
Picocrypt code has been security audited by Radically Open Security
Report: https://github.com/user-attachments/files/16874843/Picocrypt.Audit.Report.pdf

Thread: https://github.com/Picocrypt/Picocrypt/issues/32

> We discovered 1 Moderate, 3 Low and 2 N/A-severity issues during this penetration test. No major issues were found in the design and architecture of the encryption process. We made two observations regarding the design, but they do not impact the security or confidentiality of the application or data encrypted with Picocrypt.

PCC-003 — Ignored error value when reading random value, Threat level: Moderate; Has been fixed in Picocrypt 1.32.
Or go with Wireguard. It uses UDP, it has a silent protocol, no one from the outside can see it. (unless they can MITM you)
This could probably be fixed by tracking whether the mousedown event was started inside or outside the dialog, and only close the dialog if the mousedown started outside it.
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