skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> What else could get businesses to buy laptops with non-replaceable batteries and storage and non-upgradeable RAM that need to be trashed every 3-6 years?

Most PC laptop vendors? The part you’re missing is that businesses usually plan to refresh devices every few years anyway, and since the service life on a Mac is 5-10 years this just isn’t a limitation most people hit whereas weight, lower performance, and worse battery life are something you notice every day.
I just checked Wikipedia and it says Atom's is 'application/atom+xml' (also confirmed in the IANA registry), and RSS's is 'application/rss+xml' (but it's not registered yet, and 'text/xml' is also used widely).

'application/rss+xml' seems to be the best option though in my opinion. The '+xml' in the media type tells (good) parsers to fall back to using an XML parser if they don't understand the 'rss' part, but the 'rss' part provides more accurate information on the content's type for parsers that do understand RSS.

All that said, it's a mess.
Bad grammar helps let me know I'm talking to a human rather than a LLM
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> But my Kobo Forma’s battery completely died after a couple years of usage, and the device became completely unreliable. After that experience, I’ve resigned myself to live with the Kindle’s problems.

Funny that I got the exact same issue but with Kindle instead. I swore I would never buy a Kindle again https://x.com/_paulmairo/status/1453485148490674177
> Why is a desire for more money a bad thing?

I never said it was, so I'm not sure why you're asking me this.

> Stop vilifying basic rational behavior.

I never did this, either. Are you sure you replied to the right post?
I think the first request isn't all that bad. Something like:

1. Transpile .ts modules to .js on app startup (development mode only)

2. Import .js modules into citizen as it does today

3. Watch for updates to .ts files and transpile to .js

4. Watch for updates to .js files and reload the module as it does today

I'm assuming you wouldn't want the transpiled JS modules sitting alongside their TS sources due to cleanliness, so I'd have to figure that part out.

The second request, no idea, since I've never written a test in my life :)
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That would just result in an overly toxic userbase where being a grammar Nazi is actually encouraged.
It seems pretty blatant to me:

Instead of using the $25 credit to buy dinner and have it delivered to the office, some Meta staff opted to buy items like toothpaste and wine glasses with the credit
British people are crazy about their gardening. And crazy good at it too (the climate helps).

After you do Kew, try Sissinghurst.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sissinghurst_Castle_Garden?wpr...

Kew also has an extension in Sussex, Wakefield, which is excellent and much less trafficked than the London site.

By the way, one of the best ways to reach Kew is by riverboat from Westminster. Really great way to see London.
What 3rd party password/passkey manager you use is not the business of a site unlike when they list allowed single sign-on OAuth vendors.. And using the managers is an alternative to using a secure enclave correctly.

Monopolists will try to erode options and force everything on to their platform but if they didn't succeed with OAuth I don't see them being further ahead with warping the fido standards to be like it.
I'm the tech lead of Cloudflare Workers. I'm not actually the best person to answer the core questions here, but a few notes:

Cloudflare's Data Localization Suite gives you some control over where things run: https://www.cloudflare.com/data-localization/

Durable Objects specifically support jurisdiction restrictions, to keep your data strictly inside EU (for GDPR) or FedRAMP-compliant locations. https://developers.cloudflare.com/durable-objects/reference/...

The current set of locations supporting Durable Objects is mostly a function of where we have the resources available to operate the distributed database which we use as the storage back-end for first-generation DOs. We recently announced a new storage backend for Durable Objects, which is based on SQLite and a lot of in-house tech instead of an off-the-shelf distributed database. This new backend gives us a lot more flexibility in terms of locating data. There's a lot of work to do, but I would expect that we'll have more than just EU and FedRAMP as jurisdictions eventually. https://blog.cloudflare.com/sqlite-in-durable-objects/

Not specific to Workers: China is special. Your site will not be served from China at all (and your Workers will never run there) unless you've explicitly signed up for China network access. (I think the Chinese government requires a special licence for it? But I'm not an expert on this.) https://www.cloudflare.com/application-services/products/chi...

I don't personally know the current situation in Russia, or how physical security is managed in general (it's not what I work on, personally). I've heard some talk of trying to get the team to write a blog post about it, which I too would be interested to read!
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Didn't know they pivoted to being an ad-tech company. Do you have a link to the announcement or something?
Possibly, but how much time do you need to spend getting closer to the out of the box macOS experience? If it’s more than an hour or so you’re paying more to have an involuntary hobby.
It's interesting assumption that by virtue of being AI generated, it's considered bad/fake. 20 years ago, people hated how photoshop changed the photo design industry, NotebookLM is knocking on the door now.
Apparently this effect applies to sound waves as well: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2005.03760
My U.S. citizen father applied for a green card for me as his over-18-year-old child, and the process was moving forward. However, during the sponsorship documents submission phase, I got married and updated the marital status question accordingly. After that, the process was stopped. What happens now, and what can be done?
I use Cloudflare and have home built RSS feeds on my site. If you've run into any issues on mine, I'll be happy to look into them.

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Been doing both. Just look at their asset store as of late. Complete mess if you work professionally.

At the same time, apparently their generative autofill is top notch. It's just a shame the industry decided to mix together ML tools with generative art, so that it's hard to tell which from which on a casual glance
Are you sure that’s what they’re doing? In the demo, they show that the vector sections have been preserved, so there’s clearly more to the story. Maybe 2D -> 3D, map path to vertex, rotate, project path back into 2D?
Would love to read those studies if you have a link. I keep hearing say that in theory EVs should cost less but then you read things like Tesla having very high insurance costs.

When I search online I see a lot of back and forth. Some claim EVs breakdown more other say ICE (https://www.consumerreports.org/cars/car-reliability-owner-s..., https://thedriven.io/2024/03/13/the-data-is-in-evs-far-less-...).

It does feel like who makes the car says more about the reliability than EV or ICE at this point.
Removing PGP from PyPI (2023)
Sure, it came up here a few months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40703546

It's triggered a complaint for violating the GDPR https://noyb.eu/en/firefox-tracks-you-privacy-preserving-fea...
It’s deeply fucked-up if you look at the odds of an indiscriminate shooting (what we’re mainly worried about—less so the killer seeking a single specific victim who happens to choose to find them in a school) occurring while a given student is present any time in their 13 years of primary and secondary education. Loosen it to “any gun violence at all” (a way, way larger category) and the odds are still tiny.

School shootings are shameful and we should take steps to make them stop, but subjecting all kids to freakishly locked-down buildings and shooter drills and all that is not a reaction supported by the statistics. We’re causing mass harm to kids over a panic.
Every wood-paneled Canadian rec room in the 1970s had a crokinole game set up right beside the rod hockey table and maybe the stacks of empty two-four cases. Just thinking about it brings back the smell memory of stale beer and cigarettes mingled with mould from the damp shag carpeting.
I'm a software developer with leading experience in a successful healthcare startup. Do you have any advice on which platforms to use, I applied for a couple of jobs but wasn't successful so far
After reading your comment multiple times I can confidently state that the best thing about it is that I am still unsure if you're sarcastic, trolling or actually believe that
I want the HN comment section as a podcast
You can save the document and reopen it later just like in any other program. You might not be able to reproduce the graph validity error anymore because we fixed the specific bug you encountered. The input hints bar at the bottom shows what buttons you can press in any context, but that's a good idea to mention it in upcoming tutorials because I've noticed that users tend to ignore it. Hover tooltips and the app menu also both display shortcuts, which are worth pointing out in future tutorials as well. Thanks for that suggestion.
> don't even look at the battery stat when deciding which to buy or when I recommend one to a friend.

I used to not care but beware if you get yourself a Note Air 3C the BSR can drain your battery at an alarming rate.
The context was getting on with friends and family.

I understand you might not able to think in these terms when it comes to the hated enemy, but if you think of all people as people, even Republicans, then you might notice that they don't all think the same things. Or even that they don't hate illegal immigrants, but think that laws are a good idea and criminals should be punished, not rewarded. This is just understanding both sides 101, in case you do break out of this mindset.
PPA is an experimental feature that's only enabled on a small number of websites, and only for sites that have signed up for it. I suspect that it won't go anywhere and will be removed since any site that wants to show ads is going to prefer the more traditional, intrusive forms of tracking.

e: source https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/kb/privacy-preserving-attr...
Yea I've known plenty of people with performance issues that were let go as soon as HR found some technicality to pin them on. One left a guest unattended at the office during lunch for 15 minutes and they fired him for it the following week
thats the point of the bombs -- they can't be listened in on, so it's the only way to compromise them
What's does cloudflare do to search crawlers by default? Does it block them too?
I live in France and had never heard about this game before.

I can play the simulator on mobile but on the desktop Linux the "place disc" button is unresponsive to mouse clicks. I tried both Firefox and Chrome. Am I the only one?
Check out this prompt: https://github.com/souzatharsis/podcastfy/blob/6ad5734c3ffb5...
>If it's wrong to use it on a tube of toothpaste because that's stealing, then it must surely be right to instead buy the maximum food and throw it away.

That makes no sense, One does not imply the other

I have a business card with a limit of $5k for buying work materials.
I might get forgiveness if the materials ended up being wasted.
That doesn't mean it acceptable to use my business card to go to Disneyland, or that it is "Right" to use it for wasteful purchases.

Zero sympathy for thieves
> which was torn to pieces by this crowd

Was it? I’m looking at the thread right now and the top level comments say things like: “This is genius”; “I must say Dropbox looks great!”; “This has great potential!”; “Cool stuff indeed”; “your app is something that I've been wishing someone would make for some time now”; “This is an interesting application”; “It looks great man”; “Nice Application”; “I like the app”; and on and on… It’s mostly praise and some well reasoned and polite criticisms.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=8863

And even if you’re referring to the infamous BrandonM comment, not only is that one comment but the reply (which is almost always glossed over) shows it was a valuable and positive interaction. dang had a nice writeup on it.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27067281
Obligatory Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/catsareliquid/.
Yeah, multi-device passkeys are easy to sync. Per-machine passkeys sync would be interesting, as it could not just copy the private key (as then it wouldn't be per-machine anymore), but would need to generate a new passkey for each synced device.

For example, if user has two devices with same password manager. To sync per-machine passkey from 1st to 2nd device, the password manager would have to initiate authentication with the service on the 2nd device and confirm it from the 1st device. I guess this process could be fully automated.

The advantage is that this enables disabling passkey for a specific device. If a device is stolen, a password/passkey manager could be used to disable all passkeys tied to that device.

Another advantage is that a private key doesn't need to be shared with a third-party. A cloud service provider doesn't need to ever see your private key, unless you also want to have a cloud based backup. But the passkey backed on the cloud would need to be an unique keypair and maybe even have a different authorization policy (e.g. requiring another authentication factor when using it).
Nobody should be required to use an AI for anything, ever. People who think that's a good idea should probably be ignored.
Heh, like that old joke "I'd never join a club that would have me as a member"!
If you give me 25 bucks for dinner, and I'm not hungry, am I obliged to not spend the 25 bucks?
Does this mean that if a German citizen registers a company in US and owns 100% of it and also invests $100k into it, he can get an E-2?
Why?! ... I've had 404 pages on Amazon, but never a captcha...
I really wanted to like firefox for ios but it comes with a massive deficit: there’s no way to block those stupid popups nagging to share location or/and receive notifications. As soon as there’s an option to block them, I’ll switch.
I've lived my entire life not knowing there was an "L" in the name or even having an approximation of the spelling. I've played it and talked about it, but only vocally, and nobody's enunciated the "ole", so I've always thought it ended with an "oh" sound.
Me saying there's not a distinction between forking and writing your own project from the "why don't you just" perspective has nothing to do with a slippery slope.
I don't think this is an either/or situation. Both can be rethought.
How is it not? There was permission to take and use company money for X purposes, employees took and used money for Y purposes.

It is no different than using my company expense card to book a family trip to Hawaii.
They got bamboozled by the AI PC thing from Microsofr
It’s usually not even higher pricing. The difference is that Apple is one company whereas if I buy a Dell there are least 4 companies involved with conflicting incentives and extra overhead. If MacBooks crash when waking from sleep, nobody at Apple can try to shirk responsibility to Microsoft, Intel, or the BIOS vendor.
Building on this idea people have grounded LLM generated reasoning logic with perceptual information from other networks : https://web.stanford.edu/~joycj/projects/left_neurips_2023
The politics behind the software issues are complex. At least from the public presentation the new SHAVE cores are not much changed besides bigger vector units. I don't know what it would take to make a lower level SDK available again but it sure seems like it would be useful.
Why would it need to be a storm shelter? The only place in the world where schools need to be storm shelters is the midwestern US.
> Adobe's Brian Domingo told Creative Bloq that like other Adobe Innovation projects, there's still no guarantee that this feature will be released commercially.

Well, I confess I got a little bit confused here :/ . What's the purpose then for such an innovative solution if not commercialized?!
This time around we have all sorts of parallel processing capabilities in the form of GPUs. If I recall correctly, the Fifth Generation project envisioned highly parallel machines performing symbolic AI. From a hardware standpoint, those researchers were way ahead of their time.
"// The Coder Cafe"

if it had "///" it could have test in docs: https://doc.rust-lang.org/stable/book/ch14-02-publishing-to-...
Tried saying that. People suggest “just consume less” as if it somehow makes high-concentration THC weed possible to consume again. It turns out that altering the characteristics of weed to prioritize “get high” THC concentration increase alters the overall ratios of components of the plant in such a way that diluted consumption still has worse outcomes. “Make it 2x and then dilute it 1/2x” is not functionally equivalent to “Make it 1x” doesn’t necessarily apply to biological products.

Welcome to HN! I hope you’ve found your first-time user experience valuable so far. Unfortunately, school consumes my time, and I’m not interested in discussing pot politics with perfect wording precision further; so this concludes my incomplete and unsatisfactory participation on these matters.
ThesisAI to draft 50 pages paper with just one prompt
47/50 for the grand prize is definitely a hard challenge. The best team in Progress Prize 1 only scored 29/50.
At Meta, $400k would be high E4 or low E5. That’s someone earlier in their career who probably feels fairly anonymous and is used to taking all the deals they can get to live cheaply, even if they don’t need to anymore.
It's time we stop using JavaScript Date
I was curious how many people outside Canada have heard of this game. :)
> Palantir seems more Mechanical Turk-like
Accenture on steroids
What do you mean ? what chat ? google hangouts ?
But social media sites rely on the illiterate masses to as impressionable targets for ad revenue. Why would any rational business enforce that when a competing and indiscriminate alternative would be guaranteed more successful?
“grievance studies degrees”? That escalated quickly from “maybe software engineers should have ethics classes like real engineers”.
Ha from the video I was wondering what the point of the board being round was. But the examples that follow which show pegs that didn't go through the hole made it clear.
Podcasts - episodic radio shows hosted on Apple Music and Spotify - haven't been around for very long. Not long enough to have kids being tutored in making podcasts and then becoming adults with that sentimental hobby, like with playing violin or oil painting. If you believe that the "Human Authenticity Badge" is meaningful for podcasts, it's complicated: traditions play the biggest role in the outrage you are trying to spin, not an appeal to slop and spam, which of course, there is already a ton of low quality podcasts, music and art written by real people for no nefarious purpose whatsoever. Like with many of these posts, which are really common on HN, there isn't a sensible remedy suggested besides pointing the fingers at some giant corporation, and asking them to do something impossible.

If you care a lot about podcast quality, go and make your own podcast service with better discovery. Once you realize the antagonist was collaborative filtering, made possible by non-negative matrix factorization dating from the year 2000, and not AI, you will at least have learned something from the comment, instead of just feeling better. And then, how do you propose to curate by hand, and why would someone choose your curation over the New Yorker's? And maybe those very purists, trying to make everything sentimental, accusing everyone of slop and spam - well, why do so many creators thrive and ignore the New Yorker's opinion about them entirely? Perhaps curation is not only not scalable, but also wrong. Difficult questions for listeners and podcast authors alike.
Confessions of a Spotify Vandal
>> “Overall, the environment is now full of people who unequivocally support Matt's actions, and people who couldn't leave because of financial reasons (and those are mostly silent),” one Automattic employee told me.

So if he keeps making the financial benefit of leaving more attractive, we should see significant uptick in people who accept? If you support Matt, Automattic is probably becoming an increasingly awesome place to work!
For those who haven't jumped ship to Kagi, there's a uBlacklist feed which strips out most big sites dedicated to AI images, with an optional extra "nuclear" feed which also knocks out sites that aren't strictly dedicated to AI images but do have a very large proportion of them.

https://github.com/laylavish/uBlockOrigin-HUGE-AI-Blocklist
*by whom

(Come on, it’s on topic)
I play with ARM in the Day Jobs but the full laptop form-factor is really appealing
I'd really like to know how many businesses are replacing storage and RAM. Most of the ones I've worked for, they just buy the business Dell Latitude and never touch to storage or RAM. Everything for the business is in O365 or sharepoint or drop box.
This feature may single-handedly make me pay for Kagi rather than using the free trial searches. Looking for drawing references is infuriating these days with the amount of AI.
Doesnt work on mobile too
Pluggable Stream Processing with XTP and Kafka