skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I love the simplicity of the design!

It didn't quite work for me. Is it possible to support mp4 and just extract the audio (ignore the video), and also bump the file size limit?

Looking forward to seeing v0.2.0!

Here's my user test: https://news.pub/?try=https://www.youtube.com/embed/nbHNcJXN...
What's broken in dtrace even with SIP disabled?
Sound of goose slaughtering knives being sharpened...
https://rest.sh/#/comparison
No it’s just that now it affects everyone not just certain groups which is the tipping point for Society to reorganize

This is what is called out by Polybius, Socrates, Jefferson, Strauss/Howe as the socio-political cycle.
You mean Edge? Chrome stands a 65.2% ( 1 deviation ) Safari at 18.57% ( 2 deviations ), so Edge at 5.4%, Firefox, Opera, Samsung Internet, UC Browser, Android, QQ and other are all ... deviants?

https://gs.statcounter.com/browser-market-share

I use Firefox nightly which does not even show up statistically...
Very nice. But instead of demanding the user write three different kinds of code I wonder if having a more accessible 4GL or GUI editor of some sort could be a better option..
The page is timing out for me, but is it the inverse problem of the time when Steve Mould/Matt Parker measured the unknown quantity π, but already assuming a size of the molecules? Presumably Lord Rayleigh already had a at least a good order-of-magnitude approximation of pi...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lmgCgzjlWO4
> Assuming that the oil formed a single layer of molecules — a monolayer — then the thickness of the oil film is the same thing as the length of one oil molecule.

How did he know that the film of oil was one molecule thick?

It feels like a huge assumption to me, but maybe this blog post left something out.
I think that's a great way to do it! It's just not a cloud vs local argument, more of a more vs less argument
(1) a16z has a games division?

(2) Mixed feelings about lumping all gacha games under the "anime" umbrella based on art style, especially when so many gachas are original properties (Genshin Impact et al) or spinoffs of non-gacha games (Fire Emblem Heroes, Pokemon Masters). I get why they're drawing the association, so maybe I'm just being a purist for no reason, but in my head it's only an anime if it's an animated show or movie!

ETA: Or how some gacha series get popular enough to have bona fide anime spinoffs—I think both Fate and Granblue fall under that category?
Current EE undergrad (one semester left) and my university doesn't have ChemE so I'm sitting comfortably at the top of the chain :^)
It would be nice to disable sound completely.

When the board is almost full, it's difficult to know which pieces can move. Perhaps add some green shade to the ones that can move.
I think if you reframe company leadership as egotistical man children, then it becomes very intuitive. Most companies aren't that, but in my mind, there is serious overlap between being a career executive and having narcissistic tendencies.
>Alchemists predicted the transmutation of metals into gold for centuries, and on a sunny day in the 20th century, it arrived (a bit radioactive, but still).

So is Sam Altman the modern day alchemist? Making predictions based on faulty methods and faulty understanding (per your gold example)?

What will happen is that we'll shift the economy around based on inflated tech promises and ruin people's lives. No big deal I guess.
No, there are two arguments.

First is that I don't find this use to be sufficient evidence to go around claiming that the author is an anti-Semite. It seems more likely to be idiomatic than to be a dog whistle.

Second is that I feel the word has divisive cultural baggage in our current culture.
While there seems to be a lot of money in anime, the animators themselves are still underpaid and highly overworked: https://www.nytimes.com/2021/02/24/business/japan-anime.html

There are so many stories of the insane hours that animators in Japan have to deal with. Part of that is the "normal" toxic overwork culture in Japan, but animation seems to be one of the biggest perpetrators.
We first wanted to let ppl handle it since our API already provides the necessary abstraction to extract/write data, then doing "function calling" is just a matter of plugging the right API calls.
Really curious to have your thoughts on whether that should be something we'll have to expose as well.
Washing dishes with the machine actually tends to save quite a lot of water, as long as you actually fill the machine.
Is it me or this article is all over the place mixing together the manga industry, cartoon production in Japan and Korea and the style they use, ai companion (?), some style of games both in terms of what they look like and their gameplay and basically concluding nothing?
"This is currently a trendy aesthetic". Cool guys. You're like Tiger Beat but you have billions of dollars.
Because my belief is that the number of thefts doesn't exist on a relatively linear curve, which would have to be true for your position to be correct.

My bet is that stealing phones is more like a thresh-hold. Does this crime pay > $x? Then I will do the crime. In this case I suspect that $x is well below the selling price of an unlocked phone. There isn't a gradual dropoff, at least not in the region between $400-$520.

I could also argue that carrier locked phones could have a paradoxical increased effect on theft. If the expected value of stealing a phone is lower, the average thief needs to steal more phones to make the same amount of money.
What CAD software did you use?
Clichés are eating the world, and a clichéed headline like this promises commoditization, not creativity. Yes I know who originated it.

Also, there is absolutely no way that the involvement of venture capitalists is going to improve anime culture. [shigechi.gif]
1989-90 you could still dial in to "Nyx", a PDP-11 at University of Denver, running 2.? BSD. The big attraction was Usenet access, Nyx probably got it via uucp.
Mississippi's GDP per capital in 2024 is 50k, and the UK's is 51k. They're nearly the same, even with London included. For reference, the EU's average is 42k.
Purchased! I know very little about programming still, but Java is a language I have dealt with and will likely continue to have to deal with for the rest of my career, so here we go!
Get a life. Some of my kids' favorite videos are on Youtube.

As many flaws as the platform has, Youtube breaks down gatekeepers because anyone can upload a video.
Issue is that Youtube profits off it while signing away liability. There's no incentive to prevent it.
I'm talking about the AM5 desktop APU options (including announced PRO APUs), not the platform itself or laptop SKUs.
At the end the day, the successful ip solely depends the talent of the author. An army of marvel machines is not gonna produce attack on titan written and drawn(with some help) by a single person.

Another example is one punch man. The source material is just some draft uploaded by some random guy.

Nothing can topple the talent yet
Building a better way for companies to evaluate agents
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We're also working on a separate orchestration layer for people to build agents (easier than langchain) - would love to get some feedback!
Safe Ride into the Dangerzone: Reducing Attack Surface with GVisor
I see how AI is used today and extrapolate. A lot. Everything in tech is extrapolation with the march of capital. It takes one to know one; rather it takes a smart ass to wield a smart tool. So the smart get smarter.

Is it a separate phenomenon, in the big picture, from the rich getting richer, from the monopolies over means of production?

Not sure, but I see as well that the dumb will surely get dumber; that "intelligence" will be a product of using intelligent humans' means of production, and not owning them of course, but being owned in the process. Populations will be literally made lighter of their smarts, outsourcing intelligence to agents out of general control (classic bait and switch.) Since AI feel my own process getting more clueless as I go, I'd better conclude somehow.

I see the Age of Ignorance ahead, there was once an Enlightenment, and here light takes on its other side or meaning, the workers being enlightened, to wit, made lighter of their horrible burden which is intelligence and its obnoxious demands of upkeep. Just pay someone for upkeep and stop messing with wet messy neurons already, says the technocrat to the cheerful mob.
America is a big country and the numbers vary greatly by state. Individuals in Connecticut on average use 35 gallons per day, not as great as Germans but close. Compared to states like Wyoming or Idaho with 176 gallons and 186 gallons per person, respectively.

From "Estimated Use of Water in the United States in 2015" which is the source cited by the EPA page. https://pubs.usgs.gov/circ/1441/circ1441.pdf
This shouldn't surprise anyone. If a company collects info about some user and the government comes to them with a legitimate warrant they have to handover the information about that user (or risk going to jail/other action by the court) . There is a reason other companies like signal go out of their way to collect as little as possible.
Where has all the productivity gone? (2021)
Pricing Postgres – Pay for utilization vs. pay for usage
I think the exiting of basically all laptop makers that used to sell non soldered RAM proves what the market wants.

People just want stuff to work. They don’t want to think about how it works. I am using 4GB RAM today on a 2015 MacBook Air, and it works acceptably for excel, editing PDF, emails, maps, watching video, YouTube, web browsing, chatting, video calling, and pretty much everything else that the vast majority of people do.

An 8GB M3 laptop today will easily last 5+ years for most people’s needs. And they don’t even have to worry about what RAM is or does.
These events predate .NET Core 3.1, which what I consider the baseline where "the new" .NET gotten good enough for businesses to migrate to. Before that there was a lot of uncertainty, breaking changes and culture shock, the echo of which is still felt to this day. Nonetheless, this holds little influence on the state of affairs in the last few versions, certainly since .NET 5, which, if I understand your first reply correctly, is the criticism in question.

Would you like to put it against Go for lacking package manager, Java for being stuck on version 8 or Rust for not having stable language server? /s

Or, to phrase it differently, "this is an issue" - "it was an issue in 2018" - "no, you don't get it, it's a valid criticism because nothing can ever be improved". You see how flawed this argument is?

I'm so tired of these low effort replies here that it's just sad, in technical conversations in other contexts I'd equally defend another language when someone blatantly misconstrues the facts. I don't have a horse in this race at this point, it's simply annoying to try to converse productively when the quality of replies is this low. I should probably spend time elsewhere.
Definitely. And the more you use it with a specific repo, the better it gets. You'll find it can help with auto completion and function calls even in modules several files away.
The Viz Comics is similar
It's because anime is multi-genre and sub-genres of anime cater to basically every demographic.

Anime includes masterpieces like Spirited Away, trashy harem / male fantasies like Jobless Reincarnation, touching dramas like Anohana, female oriented romances like Fruitsbasket, literally pornography like... Erm... Well you know.

Etc. etc. etc.

It's not fair to compare one anime with another. It's not like cartoons in the USA that fall under the rough set of same humor or writers. Anime is much broader and thus has something for everyone

And anime also has a lot that you'll hate. I personally hate recent male fantasy trends like Solo Leveling for example (despite enjoying Overlord, a male fantasy from yesteryear).
Do you have some F# examples of data orientated programming>? It seems to mean a lot of different things to different people.
Hi Breck!

Thank you so much for the review, very helpful!

> Are there ways you can innovate and push the bar more here?
Of course, there are plans to improve, add AI to recognize scores and infer problems and evaluate them, more analytics, and so on. Many plans, few hands :)

About the error, yeah, my bad. I'm running to fix it (as usual, last-minute changes).
If you follow the war closely, the development of the drones during the war is absolutely breathtaking.

Originally, Ukraine had a few Bayraktars (nowadays hopelessly obsolete) and some observation drones. They couldn't even use drones against armor. The original losses of Russian armor in 2022 were mostly due to Javelins, NLAWs and similar specialized weapons.

Nowadays, the Ukrainians deploy jet-powered Palyanitsya drones to the deep rear of the enemy and regularly destroy heavy equipment with explosive drones.
The whole point is that they had the same value, but the perception of value changed over time.
Teletype Model 38 (essentially a wide version of the 33 with a two-color ribbon) could print 132 columns as well.
Twitter/X will let people you've blocked see your posts
Fate/SN was originally a porno before it became a non-prono anime before it became Fate/Grand Order.

Fate/ is one of the weirdest meta-stories of all time. The evolution of that universe is utterly fascinating to me, more so than the actual story today.

The gist is that Nasu always wanted to create a Comic book style shared universe, and that Nasu sees himself as a Stan Lee or George Lucas type who is in charge of a community of writers rather than just writing one singular plot.
I would have loved to have had a course in school about "The Design of Scientific Experiments." One that described the processes of landmark historical experiments from antiquity onward, and challenged students throughout: "Given this set of constraints, how would you design and execute an experiment to estimate the size of the Earth? Disprove phlogiston and luminiferous aether? Measure the speed of light?"
So much of it is written for <21s.

Exceptions exist, but the average level of plot / characterization / dialog is terrible by adult standards.
Dupes are submissions of the same article. I thought this one was better than the others I had seen on this topic.
Supabase nags you about RLS all the time.
Also, develop on your target architecture. I see too many people trying to use their arm macs to develop locally. Just ssh into an x86 thing
Maybe you want to look into running wordpress locally and exporting it as a static website? Or alternatively using something like https://getpublii.com/
I appreciate your conundrum. While it has been good to see Java language designers attempt to advance the language, they've been extremely conservative and non-committal. This is a problem because tooling is costly to develop and tool developers are forever facing the problem of whether to invest the work needed to integrate these language features when they take years to be realized, and may yet vanish. Likewise for authors, such as yourself.
Whenever I’m in the states and see the urinal “American Standard” 1 gpf (gallon per flush) I cry in Australian.
I visit Londen about once a year and during my last visit I noticed the air quality was better than the year before. Pure anecdotal. But I notice these things because of my bad longs.
Fate went in the other direction, started as a visual novel and got some very popular anime adaptations, that led to the gacha game being made, which led to some of the especially popular parts of that game's stories being adapted into anime form.
Also worth trying: Jellyfin and Finamp (phone) / Feishin (desktop) .. or just the built-in web UI.
I too have never been able to get into it. The aesthetic just does nothing for me. Not sure why, just not my thing.
> decommissioning

Bruce Power is responsible for decommissioning costs:

> Bruce Power receives a fixed price for its electricity generation that is inclusive of all its current costs and funding of future decommissioning liabilities in the Bruce Facility. As previously noted, the average price over the life of the contract was estimated by the IESO to be $77/ MWh (in 2015$).

* https://www.brucepower.com/who-we-are/delivering-transparenc...

As is OPG (Pickering, Darlington):

> From the earliest days of each project, OPG is required by the Canadian Nuclear Safety Commission (CNSC) to have a Financial Guarantee in place to ensure it can cover the costs of the eventual decommissioning of its nuclear facilities.

* https://www.opg.com/power-generation/our-power/nuclear/decom...

Federally, the generation companies are also responsible for handling waste:

> The Act required Canadian electricity generating companies which produce used nuclear fuel to establish a waste management organization to provide recommendations to the Government of Canada on the long-term management of used nuclear fuel. The legislation also required the waste owners to establish segregated trust funds to finance the long-term management of the used fuel. The Act further authorized the Government of Canada to decide on the approach. The government's choice will then be implemented by the NWMO, subject to all of the necessary regulatory approvals.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nuclear_Waste_Management_Organ...

Do you have references that say otherwise?
I have a feeling the industry will sink a lot deeper a lot faster now that a16z has got their eyes on this goose, salivating at the thought of squeezing ""value"" out of what remains of it.

RIP.
The quality of anime has already started to decline especially after Sony and other greedy companies started getting their hands on animation studios.
You're not the target audience of this blueprint for decontextualization into maximally fungible product.

It's early days yet. Still plenty of time to get used to reminding yourself of that.
Anime quality has been on a steep decline. It's all isekai stuff these days and gacha is a disgusting mechanic no different from slot machines at the casinos. This article left me with a bad taste in my mouth.
"me when i need $6.5B"

https://x.com/netcapgirl/status/1838265672096243822
Ok, I'll bite: why Subversion in 2024? https://sourceforge.net/p/flavour/trunk/HEAD/tree/

> TeaVMFan

Ah, that explains a lot of the questions I had about "modern webapps in Java." Relevant: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25978053 (TeaVM: Build Fast, Modern Web Apps in Java; Jan 2021)

Although I would, sincerely, enjoy hearing what KotlinJS doesn't do that made you want to roll your own framework?
Ask HN: Has AI improved your English writing?
Maybe it has improved your writing but not your writing without the help of AI?
"And to make this more-than-perfect world that humanity has been longing for as long as it lived, I absolutely need to betray all the principles that I once stood by, screw over all people that ever trusted me, and become extremely rich in the process. You can think what you want now, the future humans will realize their prosperity was all because I was there to make it happen."
> If a lamplighter could see the world today, he would think the prosperity all around him was unimaginable

None of that shared prosperity was freely given by the Sam Altmans of the world, it was hard won by labor organizers and social movements. Without more of that, the progress from AI will continue the recent trend of wealth accumulating in the hands of a few. The idea that everyone will somehow prosper equally from AI, without specific effort to make that happen, is nonsense.
Because people care about and are invested in the art they make. It makes them easier to exploit "because they should feel privileged to have the job they want." People who work in creative industries all over the world face this issue.
>until convinced, he's not a criminal

Freud would absolutely approve.
Exactly, the "how it works" section ironically does not actually explain much.

I would love to know how this differs from fingerprinting. And if it is just fingerprinting it seems like it'd probably be trivial to bypass. Especially since it appears that you have a way to check your ID so you could potentially experiment with different ways to affect it.
The next step for telegram is pretty obvious. Stop collecting information about your users if you don't want to be forced to hand it over when given a valid government warrant. Of course that means they actually have to roll out E2E encryption by default so they probably won't do that.
IANAF, but doesn't no-till improve the the carbon content even with normal fertilizers?
We recreated this experiment in one of my university physics classes. It was a lot of work, and our results weren't nearly as good, but it was instructive and interesting. The equipment requirements were completely reasonable for an undergrad physics lab. I highly recommend giving it a try if you can.
Agreed. The experiment actually gives an upper limit on the size of a molecule in one particular dimension. Still a very useful result.
Well, if this will get them off of crypto BS, I'm all for it.
Just buy an A1 with the AMS, cheap as hell, other people’s blabla is hardly applicable to you. It is like just more than 400 usd.
I wonder how that cost would compare to putting your solar and data center in space? (with non stop solar pointed at the sun)

I wonder if cooling is easier or harder in space?
Produced by the same 5-6 companies regurgitating the same stories and content I've already experienced and telling me I'm wrong for preferring the original.

I've been into anime for over a decade and for fans of animation, it's a wealth of unique stories and characters tailored to any demographic. Like action, romance, slice of life, etc., there are stories for you most with unique voices from artists and creators doing it out of passion rather than just another writing gig.
MVNOs do not guarantee the same level of service as the main flagship carriers who actually own and build the infra. I'm a customer of a MVNO that uses Verizon network. If I go into a crowded area, I can definitely see some traffic deprioritization happening to my traffic but I'm willing to make that tradeoff for saving a ton of money (majority of the time I use my phone on Wifi anyway).

But since I switched, I have convinced several other family members to also switch to a MVNO to save money. It will be interesting to see what happens if a lot more people make the same tradeoff. I wonder will they just intentionally make the MVNO experience so horrible by throttling to get everyone to upgrade, or they will just increase the rates on the MVNO plans so there is not a substantial difference anymore?
Define operate in.

Does HN operate in the UK because I can access it here? Should they be subject to UK law?
Clojure has spec. That allows you to know a specification of what the data structure contains.
Thanks for bringing this up. I hadn't noticed it.

> The software may not be used by anyone for systems or activities that actively and knowingly endanger, harm, or otherwise threaten the physical, mental, economic, or general well-being of other individuals or groups

I'm not sure how the United Nations defines economic harm, but if anybody's using this to view pirated content, it seems like they might not have a license to it (and using it would be a separate copyright violation).

But I suppose if you're pirating your media anyway, violating the media center's copyright wouldn't really be a concern.