skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is also the case for FaceTime; The last image the camera captured will stay visible in the app switcher like forever... so other people who use your iPad / iPhone can see it.
Luckily, no one is proposing that they trade the freedom and security that they have now.
I see, good point.
Currently I implemented it in python for portability reasons, since it is available on most POSIX systems by default.

The stripped Docker containers are used mostly for runtime to my understanding, building is done in a different container where more build tools are available.

In case of single binary (now it is single python file), what would be the best way to distribute it to users, since pypi and npm cannot be used?

Which language you would suggest?
It's all just a pale blue dot, if you squint enough.
So he might have to work together with one other billionaire? The horror.
For many business the relationship is more important than the product (they'll probably send you free units if you're considering a large order).

Hence why this has pretty much destroyed these businesses.
I didn't fully understand this idea of hydration but I also got recently interested in leveraging Wasm, in context of running parts of backend logic using it (eg. regular templating and some Htmx endpoints) to allow certain offline features with regular server-side web frameworks that could use similar Sqlite Wasm datastore as OP.

- Full Django example https://github.com/m-butterfield/django_webassembly
- Minimal Rust example with client-server separation using macros https://github.com/richardanaya/wasm-service
- Clojure Electric using more macros for something similar (without wasm) https://github.com/hyperfiddle/electric
- Recent M$ web tooling starting with letter B?

In last few years, surprisingly many parts of Python ecosystem to have gained Wasm support that can leverage this also. Obvious ML related ones and even game libraries like Pygame and Pyxels. Kivy support (multi-touch UI library) should not be too far out either now that SDL2 library has added support.

Seems like there's many new possibilities for running code in any computer, optionally sandboxed in web browser to avoid platform bureaucracy or taxes.
Updated, makedown it is
Honestly I’ll take the software correction approach. Seems cheaper. I’ll also challenge about whether people actually care about the philosophical position about live editing. Zoom filters to ade makeup and other realtime and non realtime filters are popular. Movies have special effects. I think this purism isn’t helpful given what it seems that people actually want, not to mention that the concept of “true image” is so tenuous (eg no picture of the aurora borealis or the Milky Way is actually what your eye would see).
>So then the question is, what relatively expensive thing could I do that would solve a lot of problems? That would make a lot of lives better?

I'm pretty sure effective altruists have the same question, crunched the numbers, and figured out it was something like malaria nets or similar interventions in developing countries.

Even if you limit the set of possible projects to things that affect your local community, investing in public housing is probably bad bang/buck ratio given how much capital it takes (ie. hundreds of thousands) to help one family. Job training programs, micro loans, or funding YIMBY campaigns probably provide larger benefit.
It gets more complicated. If you remortgage an house, should you pay CGT on any unrealized increase in value?
Agreed. Angkor Wat is in Cambodia.
> So the levels aren't the problem, it's the rapidity?

Pretty much. If it was happening over a 100k year timescale nobody would care except the geologists.
MIPS is still quite alive in consumer networking hardware.
Yeah me too, usually the chinese copyshops are pretty quick with this.
Sure, let's not make things better for people today because 20 years from now there's a possibility it might deteriorate. I hope you don't embody this mentality throughout your entire life and merely reserve it for such things as would benefit other humans.
Why would anyone spend 15k based on a promise?
Which means that in another parts of the world are warmer than it should be, not your current location, or bubble. These are global averages.
I think that it depends on the details. Wanting a flat in Manhattan is a lot different than wanting an apartment near a subway line.
I see where you are coming from for C/C++ based projects, but for more higher level ones, this is being taken care of by the compilers themselves.
Only if he could barter Tesla stock for the apartments, or by liquidating very very slowly, so as to not crash the value of the rest of his shares (so he can keep doing this). Unfortunately, neither are very realistic (ignoring, of course, that Musk would never do this in the first place).
There's some aspect of housing that's a positional good. There's only so much land in Manhattan, for instance. However, if refugee-camp conditions (ie. a basic place to live but with poor/no economic prospects nearby) are acceptable, it can probably be done with enough musk level wealth.
Push it!

I can happily pick up the torch on everything except the PCB design.
> Can I have the CVEs, since citation needed.

the burden of proof works in the opposite way

> which can happen anywhere

and yet it's still a bad security bug that does not happen anywhere else (AFAWK)

if your target is people who can be tricked into thinking that your OS is faster because it's artificially snappier, maybe your priorities are misplaced IMO
You consider deflation as a component of UBI. If the Fed routinely destroyed a convincing percentage of circulatable currency, it would eventually counteract the psychological component of inflation.
I think the OP meant once the resource was cached by Cloudflare. The first time served is not snappy.
Where do you get the data from? Does it include subdomains?
"This sounds awful."

Who knows what will become cool again. Hipsters pick some odd things.
"Modern" doesn't mean "currently widespread".
I transferred my fully paid for FSD to my new Model Y through their amnesty program. It was a huge PITA to do. It worked on the new car for about a month, then the FSD upgrade was removed from the car randomly. I can’t get them to add it back for free, as it should have been, instead they want me to re-buy FSD to get it on my new car again. Nightmare.
More d-wave nonsense.
Would be even more interesting to start an endowment type fund. Donate some of that fund directly save some of it and extract the interest over time. After a while the fund would be self sufficiently pumping out donations.
What I learned from tracking 443 SaaS pricing pages
Isn't Sparc big-endian?
I'm curious how satellite Internet like Starlink will enhance and complement ham radio. To be clear, I don't see it replacing ham radio--there are too many great reasons to get into the hobby for that. But Starlink has been playing a similar emergency communications role in recent hurricane-hit areas as ham radio has in the past. Will be interesting to see how the two are used going forward.
FTC announces "click-to-cancel" rule making it easier to cancel subscriptions
How can you even install the update without access to the Internet?

For years, I can not do the automatic updates, because it always fails with an error message along the lines of "Failed to personalise software, check your internet!", even though I have a perfectly working Internet connection. The only way to update is with a live USB and an ethernet connection. Everything else fails.
This is really cool approach.
I don’t think this would work in the US. Not in much of the country anyway.

Eastern European style commie blocks, though rudimentary (eg no elevators in many) solved a pressing housing problem post war in that part of the world, in societies that were quite collectivist even before collectivisation.

Compare to the reality of housing projects in the UK and US, constructed around the same time but which were demolished, or became synonymous with urban blight.
Projections show that Arm CPUs will power 40% of notebooks sold in 2029
Immediately looking at the screenshot and I'm impressed. No further review I can tell this is different. I've always said we need more "Blender"-like projects out there to take on Adobe. I see you potentially have plans to take on other apps as well. Following and hoping for your success.
What you seek is a schema, and an exterior that can read, content assist, and validate inline after each word is typed.
> So much of net worth is in relatively non-liquid assets.

Which is why it's not bought and sold, but used as collateral to obtain low, low interest loans.
Your fantasy works great for normal people who for reasons can't afford a house but overall treat things well. It doesn't work for someone who has mental issues which sometimes turn violent. (often hard drugs are a root cause - but there are some born this way through no fault of anyone.) I don't know what to do about those but it is a real problem.

In the past society put them in institutions, but that has been out since the 1960s or before - for good reason. Institutions invite by nature invite the staff to abuse the people. Homeless is better than institutions were (even including cases of someone freezing to death). From what I know of prisons I can tell you we have not solved this human nature problem and so I cannot support going back to institutions.
^ When the grossly overweight 60yo smoker pays the same amount as a health-conscious 30yo, we have a problem.
The extent to which poor people can appropriate a portion of that governmental "monopoly on violence" through democracy is the only real check on violence by the wealthy.

Otherwise, wealth always wins. And uses those wins to ensure it remains wealthy.
This is a very interesting demo.
Land Cover from Satellite Imagery
I'm jealous! The EU in general seems much more livable, at least the parts I've visited. The US is a pretty gilded but otherwise relatively dysfunctional society.
Doesn't this target exactly your second case? Successful projects in terms of usage and impact that can't be maintained by volunteers alone?
A company using only one service for something, when they could easily use another, or their own website, doesn't turn that service into a gatekeeper.
> but at what cost? That's not a rhetorical question.

Well? Go on? At what cost?
Of course I do. Sustainability matters to me.
A lot of people blame the waste at Intel on the MBAs, but I have to say, the PhDs might be equally to blame. I know quite a few people at Intel who do cool R&D work that will clearly never make it to a real commercial product (except maybe a DoD toy), but are quite content to have Intel pay for it for literal decades.
By what means could you come to possess knowledge of all trips that have ever occurred, and other unknowable things?

Might you be on a trip of some sort as we speak?
I always looked down on them while living there, but the US is fortunate to have so many mid-sized cities. In Australia, and likely many other less populous countries, people are being corralled into the sprawl of Sydney, Melbourne, or Brisbane because there are no jobs elsewhere. I have no desire to live in a ``dynamic world class city" whatsoever, but we need to be in striking distance of one for my wife's work. We'd probably consider Newcastle or Hobart or something otherwise.

I hope someone else with more experience chimes in, but I hear London is egregious in this regard. I'm not sure how many people actually aspire to live there.
I Don't Like Go's Default HTTP Handlers (2022)
If that were true, explain how Ursula von der Leyen, who never got elected into any EU positions became head of the European Commission
I'm with you on this. The feature list reads like a subset of later C++ standards that fit within C's (deliberately) rudimentary feature set.

You could, in theory, just use C++ and be done with it. But like any C++ project you'd need a pretty strict style guide or even a linter, but this time it would have to be extra restrictive lest you slide into full C++ territory. And maybe that's a major stumbling block for some people?
TSMC spent about $6b in R&D last year, so they could swap out either AMD or Nvidia in the headline with TSMC and the title would still work and be a little more apples to apples.
now commands are defined like this withing any header, and end on the next header.

### [my-command-name]() My command short description

A longer command help

```typescript
#!/usr/bin/env deno run
console.log("hi")
```

if hashbang is missing, it is infered from the markdown codeblock lang speck, with fallback to bash.
so TikTok is one, but X is not. Hmm.
The point of this question is why we can't start using it now with a fallback that does the same thing but with JS.

Why should chromium users wait? very soon majority of the users will have that feature, why should they keep getting less performant and often stuttering animations via JS libraries?
Function overloading enables the building of powerful idioms like swap, operator== and this [1] proposal for composable hashing to name a few. And when combined with templates (and ADL to provide some encapsulation with namespaces) you can build some interesting abstractions akin to the io module in go, like this implementation of io.ReadFull():

template<typename R>
constexpr ssize_t
io::ReadFull(R reader, char *buf, size_t len)
{
ssize_t recvd = 0, ret;

do {
ret = read(reader, &buf[recvd], len - recvd);
if (ret > 0)
recvd += ret;
else
break;
} while (recvd < len);

return recvd;
}

---

1: https://open-std.org/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/papers/2014/n3980.h...
> just that they are kicking the can down the road:

"Just" does a lot of heavy lifting here, considering that you only need all that paperwork if you are accepted ;)
There are millions of people who had long-covid way before the vaccines even existed

So weird to me people are trying to re-write history.

Absolutely no covid vaccine mrna or otherwise existed in 2020 and wasn't available to most of the population until like March 2021

China didn't even have a mRNA vaccine until 2023.

So not saying "long-vax" isn't a thing, just saying don't try to throw FUD at the issue of long-covid where there is tons of data to show otherwise.
My whole point is the association is very, very far removed from anyone signing checks. Nobody knows who the VC investors of their enterprise vendors are.
Agree that there should be laws preventing public entities from using private social networks to exclusively distribute content. ("Also" is fine)

It's lazy and unconscionable from a democracy perspective.
> But it’s old and even the founder abandoned it long ago around 2012.

Dries is still using Drupal. Here is his personal blog, where he discusses updating to Drupal 11: https://dri.es/drupal-11-released

Dries is the founder of Acquia, whose products are all based on or related to running Drupal websites.

Dries was the keynote speaker at DrupalCon Barcelona last month, where he discussed the new features currently under development in Drupal: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Wce6FkNN2Io

> It was also a nightmare upgrading the versions of it.

This was an issue prior to version 8. All major versions since then have been directly upgradable. It usually takes me 2-3 hours to do a major version upgrade. Maybe a few more if there's a lot of custom code.
> If Musk suddenly became a good person

Is Musk a bad person?
Your quote concerns the convention on POWs

His quoted convention refers to use of booby traps by armed forces on a battlefield.

This is a supply chain operation by a clandestine intel org (Mossad presumably) against an ununiformed miltia/designated terror org.

I am not an international lawyer but my opinion is that
it is a stretch to apply it here
https://archive.fo/p8DmQ
I didn't realize Hamas and Hezbollah were wearing clearly identifiable uniforms. They're terrorists so nothing applies.
Ask HN: How to Improve Dev Interviews?
I'm a software engineer with 3 years of experience, about help a fellow SE with 7 YOE do some technical interviews to find an SE with ~3-5 YOE.

Neither of us enjoy interviewing and, like most other SEs, we think that the "standard" tech/dev interview process–with its focus on whiteboard-style coding challenges–is a poor predictor of who will make a good SE on the job.

We'd like to find a colleague who's a good cultural fit (not an asshole, takes initiative, admits mistakes, attention to detail, etc.), and who's a competent problem-solver when it comes to backend software development in Java.

So, I'm looking for input, recommendations, etc. on how to make SE interviews better. Questions to ask/avoid? Helpful blogs, books, or podcasts on the topic?

(Yes, I know there's plenty out there on this topic. I'm doing my own research, but also figured I could crowdsource this one to HN and benefit from your collective wisdom!)
Well, taxing borrowing as income is not what is being discussed here though.

It would be workable to make borrowing against an asset at a certain value equivalent to crystallizing any gain on that asset, pro-rated on the amount borrowed: you own a 2M house, that you paid 1M. You borrow 500k against it, it would be as if you sold 1/4th of it and you would pay CGT immediately on the 1/4th of (2M-1M); the basis would be adjusted so that when eventually you sell the house you pay CGT only on the yet-unrealized gain.
So I forgot what a FlipperZero is, and this website doesn't say squat about what this this actually is or is used for other than claiming it's a FlipperZero clone of some sort.

How about saying what the thing is all on your own rather than ONLY making sense as an alternative?
Show HN: MonsterMusic is a music player for Android platform
Advanced Equalizer: Customize your sound experience with our built-in equalizer. Fine-tune the audio to match your preferences and immerse yourself in crystal-clear, high-quality sound.
Multiple Themes: Personalize your music player with a variety of themes. Switch effortlessly between themes to match your mood or style. Your music, your way!
Lyrics Support: Dive deeper into the lyrics of your favorite songs. [MonsterMusic] supports lyrics display, you can import text or lyrics files. Click the lyrics word, you can find a feature.
This is why they provided a normalized comparison versus market cap. They should have probably done it with revenue, but this does provide a means of analysis of the relative efficacy of value creation via R&D dollars.
I'm skeptical of that, in part because I think the data you get out of e.g. job training programs is so messy.

Let's say instead of building houses, I invest the money in job training and crime intervention programs. Maybe employment goes up and crime goes down. Maybe it doesn't. And even if the numbers move in the correct direction, it is extremely difficult to quantify how much I helped versus external variables outside my control. I'd need a team of data scientists just to quantify how much I helped. And at the end of the day, I am still only helping the subset of people for whom those kinds of programs actually can help.

The nice thing about housing and feeding people is that it directly addresses the base of Maslow's hierarchy of needs. You can be 100% certain that you are helping. And you can be 100% certain you are helping almost everyone. Everyone needs food and shelter. Not everyone needs job training.

Maybe I overvalue simplicity and certainty, maybe I'm overthinking it. Maybe there is just something appealing about just directly addressing a need.
Llama 3.1 Nemotron 70B: Open model closing the gap with GPT-4o and Sonnet-3.5
My parents redid their home with a dud batch from a company that offered 30 years guarantees. Company was out of business within 10 years and 20 years later ~60% of them are fogged. Still very energy efficient.
That’s not stage manger it’s Split View and Slide Over

https://support.apple.com/en-us/102576
> Has the project received any funding in the past? Is it in dire need of support, or is it doing reasonably well?

I think it would be better if funding for open source was more based on what it's worth to you then what the project needs, just like paying for a commercial product. That would more strongly encourage valuable open source projects, risks, creativity, efficiency.
Chromium's Influence on Chromium Alternatives
For me, it's a showstopper because Google Fi does not yet support eSIMs for their data-only SIMs.
I deny the premise of the headline. "Suddenly" is problematic. Cozy culture around bookstores has long been a thing.
And this is why Apple won’t get in trouble, but someone selling a Wi-Fi jammer on Amazon will.
No documents needed for a prepay number.

And no smartphone required for banks, at least all of them. Authentication can be done with a password and a list of passcodes from the bank.
This is one of the more interesting projects I've seen for a while. Excellent landing page by the way.
Thinking about the suggestion regarding command dependencies,
possibly we could add something similar to Makefile:

## [clean]() Cleans the generated files

```bash
rm -rf ./build
```

## [init]() Initializes the build folder

```bash
mkdir -p ./build
```

## [build](clean, init) Builds the project

This command depends on clean, and init, which are executed in that order beforehand.

gcc magic.c -o ./build/magic
Amazon's new Kindle Scribe takes another step toward pen and paper
I don't necessarily disagree; however, just to continue the thought experiment: Even if housing isn't the most important on a strictly rationalist level, it's possible that the psychological and/or subjective wellbeing effects of having a home make it a good candidate for effective altruism.
Intel's current drive to catch up with Nvidia and AMD GPUs probably isn't cheap either.
Still.

Everyone will earn x more dollars, every landlord will know for a fact that, no matter what, all their tenants will at least earn x dollars, every house seller and every lending bank will know that every prospective buyer can afford to pay x * 12 months * 20 years more.

What would we have achieved then? How does "destroying" money prevent it?

Bear in mind I know nothing about the effects and side-effects of monetary destruction.
Amazon has a color Kindle, and it looks pretty good
What’s wrong with having an interface with one implementation ? It’s meant to be extended by code outside the current repo most likely. It’s not a smell in any sense.
I think that ship has sailed when the "smart" phone category was created.
> The maintenance workers are union and can’t get fired, so they work at a leisurely pace. The admin are union and can’t get fired so their office is a mess and they respond slowly.

The story you linked has little to do with unions. Are unions really the issue?

I've seen a lot of buildings where repairs didn't get done. Their maintenance and admin staff weren't public employees or unionized. They were just regular people. A mix of jaded, bigoted, disorganized, and lazy people (and some kind ones!) without anything making them be better, because there's rarely any consequences for mistreating the poor. Bad behaviour left unchecked becomes the norm, especially when it saves a buck.
Yes, that is a separate problem for which I don't think there are any easy answers.