skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This sounds far too simple for something as complex as dealing with unsolicited attendance notification injections occurring at randomly defined intervals against a primary public<>private security surface.

Particularly when you consider that some of those attendance injections may contain potential threats or unsolicited commercial messaging, or be designed to cause interference with predefined private processes, or even be designed just to consume processor cycles in unnecessary communication processing across the security layer.

While I like your implementation suggestion it feels a little lightweight for something this important. Please revisit the scope and come back with a more fully fleshed out project proposal.
This is a lot more nuanced than your original post.

Your op uses stronger language that makes it sound like all we have to do to solve social problems is deregulate everything.

Is there a parasitic overhead over healthcare? Yes.

Is it “undeniable that heavy regulation and subsidization is the root of dysfunction and deterioration of most important aspects of life”?

And you played the lack of nuance card after writing that…
tl;dr: They got acqui-hired and are shutting the app and service down.

Ugh, it was so good!

Self-hosting it seems quite complicated, though. I really hope somebody will step up and offer a hosted version of it.
Setting Up API Documentation in Node.js with TypeScript: A Step-by-Step Guide
Boomers & the Silent Generation leaned solidly Republican, but the Greatest Generation leaned Democratic more solidly than even Gen X did.

In 1994 ... members of the Greatest Generation (then ages 67-81) — favored the Democratic Party over the GOP (49% to 42%).

https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2015/04/30/a-different-...
Between Hesitation and Hope
Surely that won't show up in Mac Mini, though...
In my experience, you can’t do any sort of scaling with sub-4K displays. This is “since M1”. Intel Macs, even on the latest macOS, can do scaling eg 1.5x at say 1440p, which last time I bothered with an Intel Mac required a workaround via Terminal to re-enable.

But that workaround is “patched” on Apple Silicon and won’t work.

So yes if you have an Apple Silicon Mac plugged into a 1440p display, it will look bad with any sort of “scaling”- because scaling is disabled on macOS for sub-4K displays. What you’re actually doing when you’re “scaling” on say a 1440p display is running that display at 1920x1080 resolution- hence it looks like ass. Back before Apple Silicon, running that 1440p display at “1920x1080” was actually just scaling the UI elements up to appear as though you had a 1920x1080 display- since it was still utilizing the full …x1440 pixels of the display, “1920x1080” looked nicer than it would now.

So brass tacks it’s just about how macOS/OS X would obfuscate the true display resolution in the System Preferences -> Displays menu. Now with Apple Silicon Macs, “1920x1080” means “2x scaling” for 4K monitors and literally “we’ll run this higher-res monitor at literally 1920x1080” for any display under 4K resolution.
>"ough" has at least 9 different possible pronunciations, how is that phonetic?

Does a language stop being phonetic when you have to include other information provided by the rest of the word? I'm not a linguist by any means, but "ough" being pronounced a couple different ways depending how it's used doesn't seem like it'd preclude the language from being considered phonetic in general.
Do you mean atmo.ai? Atmos.ai seems to be something very different: "Atmos AI streamlines the Carbon Accounting, GHG Emissions, and Environmental, Social, and Governance (ESG) reporting processes for companies of all shapes and sizes."
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Sure, I'm not arguing in which direction the numbers reflect Truth. I'm simply saying I trust teenage self reported cannabis usage about as much as I trust self reported exercise habits. I'm very skeptical, and I don't think we can assume constant variance in self reporting across different time and institutions.
Try to fight the free good-enough haha. At least that’s the plan of Meta, who does not benefit as much selling this than using this
Anyone who sold their meta stock certainly regretting it. what a comeback.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_library

> In computer programming, a standard library is the library made available across implementations of a programming language.

You should show me that, among the mainstream programming languages, their standard library will provide get_cursor_pos().
Sure, that M4 Pro is a bit faster, but not even twice as fast. It's more energy efficient, that I give to you.

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Intel+Core+i9-9900K...

https://www.cpubenchmark.net/cpu.php?cpu=Apple+M4+10+Core&id...
Go look into the N100 mini pcs like: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0BYJ9BC15

It's a nice little low wattage machine for running some docker containers.
Useful Multimodal RAG Patterns for AI Developers
Maybe. Or maybe he still lives like he is poor. If he does, or if he lives in any way where he is considering money as meaningful, then he is delusional. The man has so much money he can buy a mega yacht with less than a week's passive income. If money means anything to him, he is does not understand. If he also doesn't see how he can fundamentally change people's lives in a single act that means nothing to him, what does that say? After all, this is a man who could dump a pile of hundred dollar bills on the table every day, at every restaurant and coffee shop he visits and the act is less of a burden to him than it is for us to hold a door open for someone who's an awkward distance away.

Money is a proxy. Did we forget what it was for?
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> With web apps, it's easy – just scan HTML, deduce what framework is used, and add it to your showcase list. With Flutter mobile/desktop apps it's not possible.

Seems like it is: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.fluttersha...
If your 1440p monitor looks “fine” or “good”, it’s because the scale is 1x - for many people, including myself, UI elements are too small at 1x 1440p. I had to buy a 4K monitor so I could have larger UI elements AND crisp UI elements.
couldn't you s/bullet/ball/ ? or s/bullet/arrow/ ?
did you LIKE and SUBSCRIBE?? :)
1080p is good enough for me. I'm not sure buying 3 4k monitors is going to improve my life any, what with my middle-aged eyes and all.

Also, old stuff lacks shady smart features. Bonus!
Update: in a new email message, Omnivore said their app will be discontinued on Nov 15th.
The destructive EEE strategy is replaced by a constructive poisoning the well strategy. That's arguably moral progress while there is no legal or financial incentive to do so.
That's praise for Nadella, not Ballmer.
What's your use case? Normally one would go through an aggregator to avoid all the complexities.
That simply isn't true in practice. Maybe for inference, but even then you're running up against common CUDA kernels such as FlashAttention which will be far from plug and play with PyTorch.
If only we'd put forecasting on the blonkchain so we could defend against 51% tornadoes
I don't think he was arguing that things weren't more secure after the export controls were dropped. I feel like that's why he was arguing to drop them at the time. He's just saying that all the signs point to Amazon/internet commerce becoming a behemoth either way. So we'd just end up in the same situation wrt what the talk sees as the current state of things, but with compromised cryptography.
Amusing messages in DNS TXT records vol.2
These "quantified self" stats provide countless insights.

One example.

There is a refactoring view in there. By time, by projects, even breaking the figures down by type of actions.

Benefits:

- Self awareness. It is hard to gauge how much time is spent refactoring. If your priority isn't to refactor but meet a soon coming deadline, these stats tell you whether you are adhering to the priorities.

- Quantifies. If you are trying to explain to your colleagues that you find yourself needing to do a lot of refactor for that particular project, you've got numbers to communicate. What's a lot? Some colleagues often ask.

- Evidence. Showing these numbers communicates better certainty than "I think I've been doing a lot of refactor on this project today"

Plus, oftentimes with visualisations, we don't know what we are looking for. Until we find it.
>Strawberry is often pronounced as Strawbry.

Only in some dialects, not in the standard form.
Exactly. I think some commenters are taking this example too literally. It's not about this specific transformation, but how often you need to do similar transformations and don't know the exact shortcut or regex or whatever to make it happen. I can describe what I want in three seconds and be done with it. Literal dropbox.png going on in this thread.
Ok, I am embarrassed, I simply forgot the name of it, and thought it had disappeared when I tried to find it again. Seems it is still alive and well. I swear this isn't viral marketing for them, I was legitimately confused.

I edited my post above to use the correct name, but realize it doesn't make too much sense anymore.
More digestible url https://audiobombing.blogspot.com/
The stock dropping below $90 coupled with all the blatantly untrue “no one uses meta anymore” posts on reddit seemed to be sheer stupidity tbh. They were reporting earnings and user growth at the time. It’s now >$570, a similar rise to Nvidia.

It should be a lesson in doing the opposite to /r/stocks sentiment. (They also had tons of posts on why shorting nvidia would be a great idea a year ago).

Basically do the opposite to the most uneducated group of investors you can find and you have a good chance at making money off their bad trades. Don’t try to inverse the large firms with huge amount of research. Just inverse reddit for easy money.
It’s all a dice game with these things, you have to watch them closely or they start running you (with bad outcomes). Disclaimers aside:

Sonnet is better in the small, by a lot. It’s sharply up from idk, three months ago or something when it was still an attractive nuisance. It still tops out at “Best SO Answer”, but it hits that like 90%+. If it involves more than copy paste, sorry folks, it’s still just really fucking good copy paste.

But for sheer “doesn’t stutter every interaction at the worst moment”? You’ve got to hand it to the ops people: 4o can give you second best in industrial quantity on demand. I’m finding that if AI is good enough, then OpenAI is good enough.
Digging into PlantStudio, a bit late
The Unfettered Selfishness of Digital Nomads
And now we have llms who do the same as well
Just as an addendum, I think you can still vote with your wallet, even in a world where there are truly no dumb TVs. The vote would be "do not buy a TV." It's an option, and isn't even that big of a deal. As another commenter noted, you can watch TV on your laptop with an ad-blocker, but you can also just read a book. I don't mean this to be rude or combative -- I'm quite serious here. TVs are luxury items in the narrow sense that they're not necessary for anything; they're just leisure. Because of that, it should be possible to completely avoid it. Take up hiking, learn the guitar, read more books, join a social club, etc. No one needs a smart TV.

Crucially, someone who owns a smart TV has implicitly made a claim "the entertainment of TV is more important to me than privacy." That's all I'm saying. I explicitly did NOT mention vehicle privacy because most people do not have a choice about whether they own a vehicle. They need it for work, child care, etc. It is possible to avoid smart vehicles, but it's getting more difficult, and I suspect it will be impossible in the future. (even with a dumb car, there can be license plate scanners in a lot of locations)
Neither good or bad to me. Mission is important some people, I have been in the industry long enough to realize companies will change their mission if the business is no longer viable / profitable, so I have taught myself to be indifferent to it. As long as I am working with smart and easy to work with people, on a business that is legal / ethical, I’m good.
You can use https://recurse.chat/ if you have an Apple silicon Mac.
I bought one of these once. The specs on paper look good, but the CPUs are weak. They’re like those U series Intel CPUs where you could get say an i7-7700U, with 4 physical cores and 8 total threads, but at 15W TDP you were never really going to benefit from the 4 cores and 8 threads.
As a former DQ employee, I think they are better trained. We were required to know how to take down the machines and rebuild them, and we did it daily for cleaning. But DQ is in a unique position, because ice cream is the majority of their draw. We also taste tested the ice cream 5 times a day and measured air content 5 times a day.
In your first scenario, any connections established through the ISP-A's IP address would be routed back through the VPN connection that they came in on. If that server were to establish it's own connections to external resources, it would feasibly be able to use the 10g connection from ISP-B. It would not be able to dictate what source address was used with connections coming from ISP-B.
Is there an ETF for that?
I am very interested in politics and political science but I am not at all interested in what people have to say about politics on Twitter, Mastodon and such. There is some value in probability polling the "silent majority" and in serious reporting but a self-selected sample can send each other image memes all day and it doesn't matter.

On Mastodon I post articles about politics in France, Brazil, Nepal and such and also about political science but I have rules that block words like "fascist" as well as the names of major US politicians -- I don't care what tribe people are in and the more you make me know the more I go down the Unfollow -> Mute -> Block path.

Bluesky's algorithmic feed has a bias towards nice and the people may be nicer too (e.g. Bluesky has "chronic illness" cases to but unlike on Mastodon they don't blame me) and I see a lot less anger than I see on Mastodon without having to set up a lot of filters. Still I am doing the "follow a lot of people to get some to follow you back" thing and finding it is emotionally draining to scan through a few hundred profiles and reject all the ones that talk about politics. It's a job for my agent YOShInOn.
I don't want people to know when I am out of the house. It drives me crazy when solicitors leave ads on my door handle, b/c I can be out of town for weeks.
> Always worth mentioning that this culturally altered America in a way that we’ll probably never unwind.

I think this about a lot of things, such as certain events in politics or generative AI. I'm curious how you apply this to ruthless cutthroat policies at a handful of (admittedly quite large) tech companies?
In Chapter 21 of the Screwtape Letters, CS Lewis discusses the dangers of interchanging of the various flavors of "my". (Well, a fictional demon monologues about the utility of confusing "my" in the mind of humans, but that's the Screwtape Letters for you.)
i think M4 support in Asahi is quite a ways out
Well, I'm also not ready to hear about my alzheimer's diagnoses, though I don't think that's coming any time soon.
Does this new Mac Mini is fanless?
Fun thought that same amount of buyers were buying from these people
I replaced that code with

// loop until an EOF is read
while ((ch = getchar()), ch != EOF) {

Would this be better?
That's such a dumb example because it claims to follow english rules for those letters while ignoring the actual rules. It makes a somewhat humorous joke, but people pretending that it means anything linguistically are either ignorant or intentionally trying to confuse people.
Yeah, I was expecting outrage when I first clicked into the thread to glance at the comments, and then I was like "wait, why are people saying it's exciting?"
When I usually need a translation app is when I am traveling. I can't just ask a stranger to tape a throat mic and wear my headphones to have a conversation with me though
I don't know about you, but o1-preview/o1-mini has been able to solve many moderately challenging programming tasks that would've taken me 30 mins to an hour. No other models earlier could've done that.
> they mostly seem to have found something that they like well enough and contributes to society.

Exactly! It shows people being valuable to each other in small ways, having purpose, and being involved in each other's lives.

And it emphasizes the joy and texture of everyday life. The little things.
Lmfao just kidding. Here's what I learned about life, living on borrowed time, and how to conquer death (by starting a space company).
GDPR & ISO27001 compliance are the important ones, but depending on the industry there maybe others (HIPAA for example). You need to hire an advisor and start writing everything down. Being able to hand over compliance documentation along with proof of an audit is absolute gold. If you don’t do this, be prepared for a mini-audit on every sale (if you get that far).

Sales to governments will likely come with even more compliance requirements, national security audits, and potentially staff vetting. It’s not worth it early on unless you’re really well funded.

Compliance does actually scale with the business, so it’s not particularly onerous at the start. Although it can get out of hand if you’re not careful. Compliance should be pragmatic.

SSO is clearly one of the major factors for integrating anything into an enterprise organisation. Their IT team will want to have complete control over who has access, when somebody leaves the company they want to make sure that they can shut them down immediately, not have to reach out to third-party providers, or login to multiple systems. Ignore this at your peril.

Independent penetration tests are also really important.

You can usually resist requests for self-hosting or multi-tenancy if you have all the above, but not always. If they don’t think you’ll be around tomorrow, then they won’t touch you.
Real-Time Full-Body Pose Estimation/Human IMU Translation in Mobile Devices
Listing eBay and NYT seems pretty misleading when it's actually eBay Motors and NYT Games and not their primary apps.

I can't tell if the same applies to Square or American Airlines but I would not be surprised.
Why is that a better solution? We can make a nonfederated new twitter today but how will you get everyone to switch?
Official apple refurbished might even be better than new, they probably undergo more stringent testing after whatever repairs are made.
For a very long time - maybe years - every night I would ask my little boy what he wanted me to read him at bedtime.

ALWAYS he would say "Robber Book!" which was a Richard Scarry book that had a couple of robbers/burglars in it. In hindsight it was the cars he liked the most - cars are a major feature of Richard Scarry books and my little boy was car crazy from the moment he was born it seems.
I still prefer it over using llm. And I would be doubtful that llm search has major benefits over Google search imo
I wished they bought Informatica but the deal fell through.

https://www.reuters.com/markets/deals/salesforces-talks-buy-...
Yeah, that's what we do! Try logging in and following your favorite guides; from there you'll see your "ballot view" that (I think) describes exactly what you're after? More whitespace than I'd like (compact view or die!), but I was outnumbered ;-)

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Culturally unwinds corporate america.

Go to any family business that scales a niche and you find golf course dealmaking and nepotism humming along with good ole fashion quiet cartel work.
In the right circumstances that sounds like fun - a mini escape room before you can visit your friend :)
Anyone who argued that it would stop with WP Engine has properly been tricked.

Matt's first lie here: He said he was open to forking WordPress, he just didn't want WP Engine to access the Wordpress.org servers for free. PMP started serving updates from their own servers and Matt threatened them. So he's trying to have it both ways.

Matt's second lie: hijacking the ACF plugin was about security. And if the quote is real, he basically is admitted that taking over the ACF plugin was an act of retaliation.
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/dotnet/performance-improvemen...
It's possible to build a faster non-shared array if you aren't price sensitive (Thunderbolt 5 is 80 gigabits a secind), but someone with multiple computers and devices gets much better bang for the buck from shared local network storage.

As a bonus, you can back up your computers and iDevices to the shared local storage instead of paying for (probably much slower to access) cloud storage.
> a product of the Protestant Reformation.

It's instructive to note the beginning date of the Reformation: 31 October 1517. Likewise, 5 November 1605 remains significant for Protestants.

Bonfires on the 5th of November have been obligatory for centuries, and therefore strongly associated with this season. For Protestants. Protestant bonfires. Not pagan. Burning their fellow Christians in effigy.

I would say that those two events, combined with Día de los Muertos influence, are the most enlightening aspects of Halloween culture.

In fact, rather than Christians co-opting paganism, it's more properly a case of anti-Catholic bigotry co-opting All Saints Day. The secular/pagan/demonic overtones are merely allied with the Protestant jihad.
>Lots of organizations are shy about making an endorsement so guides can often be pretty barebones.

Then that's a bad voter guide. A voter guide should be about offering context and not just a binary cheat sheet of endorse/not endorse, yes/no, red/blue, etc.

A good guide should explain the issues (from the specific perspective of the group preparing the guide) regardless of the ultimate suggestion. The primary guide I used (for LA not SF) was over 60 pages to explain their perspective and reasoning on everything. It also used language like "enthusiastically endorse", "endorse", "strongly recommend", "recommend", and "no recommendation" to give degrees to their suggestions.

I would personally ignore any of the guides on OpenBallot which provide no explanation for their votes. It might even be a good idea for OpenBallot to require explanations. What value is someone's recommendation if they can't tell you why that is their recommendation?
It is a patronising sentiment, but adjacent tonal cues suggest GGGP is offering it ironically, thus in ridicule of performative compliance.

On flipside, note that many regulations - in any human domain - are oriented to raise the level of the worst performing, not to support the efforts of the best or to optimise the middle.
Well it is volume business. <1% of advanced skill developers will find AI helper useless but for 99% of IT CRUD peddlers these tools are quite sufficient. All in all if employers cut down 15-20% of net development costs by reducing head counts, it will be very worthwhile for companies.
Finding the source for the "100k km long blood vessels" [video]
It's not a great self-hosting option, tbh, depends on a lot of Google services and the support for it in the apps can be finicky.
Noone ever lies or says sarcastic things on the internet.