skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah, the targetting isn't that difficult, I guess. If you know crown prince Akeem Joffer was in New York 5 days ago, and is in Paris 3 days ago, you can probably diligently query Strava users who weren't in New York for a long time but showed up 5 days ago, and see if they showed up in Paris 3 days ago, and boom, you've found a member of his entourage.

Even if they use the anonymizing feature that masks their start/end points, if you find a few other members, you could be able to triangulate a big hotel near them and guess that that's where the crown prince stayed... and the next time you hear he's coming to NY/Paris, you have this information.
This can also be viewed as advertising - there are board members in common between The Economist's holding company and Novo N.
I googled "mint maybe app" and got information and articles about the two right away, so maybe you just need to train your Google fu a bit more ;). Either way though, Maybe.co, the Mint finance app alternative, is nowhere near ready for production, they are going through a rewrite right now.

What do you self host with? I've been using Coolify on Hetzner VPS but I've been looking into Dokploy recently, the UI is much faster.
In this context it's shorthand for "GLP-1 receptor agonist."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/GLP-1_receptor_agonist

Glucagon-like peptide-1 (GLP-1) receptor agonists, also known as GLP-1 analogs, GLP-1DAs or incretin mimetics, are a class of anorectic drugs that reduce blood sugar and energy intake by activating the GLP-1 receptor. They mimic the actions of the endogenous incretin hormone GLP-1 that is released by the gut after eating.
They recently introduced "Athlete Intelligence" [1][2] feature that wasn't received well by users so I'd guess this is a pr stunt so people would forget about it

[1] - https://www.forbes.com/sites/cyrusfarivar/2024/10/12/strava-...

[2] - https://communityhub.strava.com/t5/strava-features-chat/opt-...
Insane that a country that hasn't invented the scythe yet has also produced one of the authors of the "Attention is all you need" paper.
Starbucks tells corporate workers to return to office or risk being fired
One of the reasons for that may be the price: large code changes with multi turn conversation can eat up a lot of tokens, while those tools charge you a flat price per month. Probably many hacks are done under the hood to keep *their* costs low, and the user experiences this as lower quality responses.

Still the "architecture and core libraries" is rather corner case, something at the bottom of their current sales funnel.

also: do you really want to get equivalent of 1 FTE work for 20 USD per month?:)
Years of experience doesn't correlate to a good developer either. I've seen senior devs using AI to solve impossible problems, for example asking it how to store an API key client side without leaking it...
what next? removing all developers who have ever visited russia (because they have probably been told they would be tortured unless they put a backdoor)? removing all developers that have family ties to china? removing anyone who hasn't been born in US and who has family outside of US? if Linus father, who lives in Finland, visits Russia should Linus be removed then?

What you wrote is very logical but it doesn't explain who defines how "evil" the country is. And the answer is "US". All your 4 paragraphs could be rewritten with "US defines if you are worthy or not". Which sounds real and quite disappointing to many people who thought Linux is a shared effort of the humanity

I haven't followed the original events but I understand their actions. Probably they need to have "no russian developers" ticked for compliance for some defense contractor. So they have run "grep -rF .ru .git/" and found russian developers to remove to tick that requirement. I would have probably done the same -- it's easier to do it that to explain to many people why those people aren't evil
Generative AI could generate tons of e-waste by decade's end
> HN doesn't understand hardware so they don't know this.

HN doesn't understand business in general. I miss the good old days on HN when you actually saw execs or actual SMEs shooting the shit.

Now it's just Reddit and LessWrong refugees based on account creation date.
This could also explain why he offered the deal for employees to leave. Reduce head count before either an investment round or sale.
This is some great feedback {and actually filed as the first issue :) }
https://github.com/crypto-rizzo/empyt/issues/1

Documentation + examples are definitely lacking ATM. Will be rectified in short order. To answer your question now, the goal is pretty simple: enable python to be directly used in HTML templates.

For usage with another template engine, I see it as more of a convenience / speed factor. Quickly write frontend logic in python without reaching for a new (albeit similar) syntax.

empyt can also be used standalone, in situations where people want to avoid a templating engine altogether, and just want to use python on the frontend.

with templating engine: https://github.com/crypto-rizzo/empyt/blob/master/examples/t...

without templating engine: https://github.com/crypto-rizzo/empyt/blob/master/examples/t...
Because Google's TPU' are so bad?
https://www.theregister.com/2023/09/22/google_broadcom_tpus/
Also impressive in that ep was Isis (human form).
Internet Information Server - the MS web server.
If people are obese, they’re not getting the right hunger signals anyways. Obesity is heavily tied to longevity. GLP1s cause muscle loss because when you lose weight, some of your caloric deficit will be supplemented by your muscles.

The article suggests that non-weight loss side effects of GLP1s are also worth considering taking the medication for. If you’re maintaining a healthy weight, while taking the drug, you shouldn’t experience the muscle atrophy.

Also, muscle size isn’t tied to longevity, usable muscle and a certain strength and physical ability is tied to longevity. Muscle size is a convenient proxy. Also cardiovascular ability in a related way. You basically just need to be able to move and carry things and act in your environment in a responsible way at an old age so you don’t fall or hurt yourself.
Lol I shouldn't have clicked on that link, that shit really makes my blood boil.

I don't think most people realize how much free value they get out of NOAA weather predictions.
Not to mention how often they get flattened by a steam roller!
> the coming of Christianity changed it in any significant way.

The 95 Theses changed it in a huge way in 1517. Recall that many Protestants don't believe in saints at all!
>I agree this is viable, but you have to understand that for heterosexual men they face a lot of day-to-day backlashes for this.

Are you under some weird belief that women who fought for progressive female empowerment did not face pushback from men AND women who wanted them to "stay in their place"?

Getting pushback from men and women while trying to be progressive isn't some special thing that affects only men. It's the damn default to any progression.

Women worked for decades to get passed it. They had to convince enough men to vote to give them the vote remember. They had to get laws passed so they could own a fucking credit card. Despite sitting politicians openly mocking women fighting for their rights, to this day, women were able to build spaces that helped women. Women were able to make support groups and businesses and all these things to try and be positive influences. Women are still not past the pushback for wanting to be seen as equals.

>I said this in another comment, but modern heterosexual men are in a strange position where they have to perfect the art of performing masculinity in most situations, and then leaving hints of progressivism where other's find it most convenient.

Absolutely not. If your friends/family/etc can't handle you not being a toxic shithead of a man, you should push back. Is that not part of being a man? IMO that's part of being a good human. A space that makes jokes and mockery of women is not a safe space for good men.

So women fought adversity and built all this pro-women social infrastructure to be inter-supporting and improve the lives of women. What have men done with their systemic adversity?

Well, young men have decided what they want to do is follow andrew tate, and ghouls like the "Fit and fresh" podcast on twitch, which spends hours every day espousing hatred towards all women. Young men are openly advocating for burning down society and replacing it with one where they are guaranteed sex. Young men are shooting up their schools because they couldn't get laid. Young men are rediscovering fucking phrenology to find a reason they aren't getting laid.

Why are young men so absurdly hung up on sex? Why is not getting laid in high school a psyche breaking experience for men?
>>>> Do you know many people prone to beating their wives after smoking a joint?

I actually do know a person who did exactly that. Just because it isn't as prevalent as with alcohol doesn't mean it doesn't happen.

>>>> Cannabis is a known risk factor for schizophrenia, although the exact neurobiological process through which the effects on psychosis occur is not well-understood.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC3927252/
Again, I genuinely don't understand the point. There's a large and well-funded segment of the nutrition industry dedicated to solving the root causes - Weight Watchers alone has over a billion dollars in annual revenue. We just haven't invented a diet-based solution which works as well as GLP-1 agonists without requiring you to compromise on palatability and feel hungry all day.

It'll be great if we do, although I don't know of any promising research avenues and I lean towards the hypothesis that the average human metabolism is simply tuned to mild obesity under conditions of widespread food availability.
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I have it and love it. The only problems I have with it are related to it needing to be power cycled if I haven’t used it for a couple days.
I want 4k/5k and an 18"-21" diagonal, but all the hi-dpi smaller screens go to laptops and tablets, I guess. No monitors like that. Hell, under 27" and 4k can be tricky to find these days. 24" models exist but are a shrinking category.

I don't want or need my monitor to take up a huge amount of space. But I do want high pixel density. Looks like I'm in too small a market to serve.
western people had plenty of time to stop buying russian oil after the Crimea was stolen in 2014, but alas, they wanted to sponsor russian military and police so badly
> She moved to the big city and was getting into the entertainment industry

She must have been joking. She grew up in LA. She originally trained as a dancer in NYC but went into acting because she saw dancing as a dead end.
It came from Protestants pretending not to be Catholic, actually
That’s what my employers keep asking.
Yeah, you said that already. We already knew you disagreed, which is why I posted a dissenting opinion in the first place. That way, OP hears different perspectives and can make their own call.

Personally, I've seen way too much anti-employee politics and policy in the corporate world to trust that maximizing checks is right for everyone. I say that as someone who did that for much of my career, too. If you have ambition to do more, you should. If you are happy to just collect checks, you should do that. But people should decide for themselves because what burns one person out would make a different person thrive.
Hi all webdevs on HN,

I'm Martin from RestDB and Codehooks.

We're a indie tech company from Norway which have worked in the backend-as-a-service space since 2013 when we founded restdb.io.

We wanted to take the more technical parts of that project and build something really simple and user friendly which could be used to build and deploy backends much faster, but still similar to the tech we love (Node.js, Express, JavaScript/Typescript, MongoDB, Redis).

We think it's a viable alternative to Firebase and Supabase.

It has a free plan and the following features:

- Serverless Javascript/TypeScript Functions
- Automatic CRUD REST API (no coding required)
- Built-in document database with MongoDB-like queries
- Built-in key/value store
- Worker queues (for async/background processing)
- CRON-like and scheduled jobs
- Realtime client connections
- Easy web-based UI for managing data (import/export/query)
- Let's encrypt SSL certificate
- Hosted static web pages
- Templates - complete solutions from one codebase - we've added Codehooks Analytics which is a free open source template which can be used instead of Google Analytics if you want full control of your data.
- Coming soon: web based code editing

We hope you'll try it out for your next project and would love feedback!
Since you seem to know about the best window managers, can you recommend one for MacOS which will let me direct focus to whichever window is left/right/down/up of the currently selected one? i3/sway does this just fine, but my impression is that MacOS's api doesn't allow third party developers to pull it off, but I'd love to be wrong about that.
Yes, but that’s an incomplete view on the obesity epidemic in the West, imo. It’s not just that there’s “more access to calories,” it’s that access to healthy foods is getting more difficult for a large portion of the population. People working multiple jobs don’t have time to cook a complete, nutritious meal. Also, due to our ever-increasing wealth inequality, it’s harder for people to afford healthy food. A whole chicken, a vegetable, and a starch will always cost more than getting something at Wendy’s. Similarly, a jar of jelly is cheaper and lasts longer than a box of strawberries.
Honestly I think the biggest reason for this is that Claude requires you to login via an email link whereas OpenAI will let you just login with any credentials.

This matters if you have a corporate machine and can't access your personal email to login.
"Cut a deal" is an idiom, not slang: it's appropriate language to use in a business context, for example.

The origin is hazy, of the theories I've seen I consider this the best one: "deal" means both "an agreement" and "to distribute cards in a card game". The dealer, in the latter sense, first cuts the card deck then deals the card. "Cut and deal" -> "cut a deal".

It could also be related to "cut a check", which comes from an era before perforated paper was widespread, when one would literally cut the check out of a book of checks.
Not to mention, the vast majority of people don’t need 10GbE. Most users use WiFi and never touch Ethernet. Adding the functionality would just drive up the cost unnecessarily.
This is your personal experience, but I'll note there are others who do become irrational along with having altered perception. It's hard to give generalized descriptions.

So, rather than just having some false facts, they will make bizarre "inference" steps in thinking that can border on free-association. In the case of one of my relatives, this process would accompany something almost like amnesia. After a burst of this illogical reasoning that gets way out into the weeds for tens of minutes or hours, she would seem to lose track of it and "reset" in some way to start again.

Out of this recurrence, you could start to sense an overall theme that was evolving at a different time scale, beneath all the illogical tangents. Even through different phases of treatment and remission, those themes would resurface as a sort of barometer of her illness. There wasn't always as stark of a difference between normal days and psychotic break days.
How many cities are lost every year? Can finding those cities help alleviate the housing crisis? Won't the inhabitants of those cities complain about disrupted postal service? I have so many questions!
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Does anyone know how well Asahi Linux supports M4? I only see M1 and M2 listed on the website, but I’m not sure how often it gets updated. I think thunderbolt displays are still a pain point as well?
> OpenAI considered building everything in-house and raising capital for an expensive plan to build a network of factories known as "foundries" for chip manufacturing. The company has dropped the ambitious foundry plans for now due to the costs and time needed to build a network

That framing massively undersells how insane Sams ambitions were there, he was floating the idea of somehow raising seven trillion dollars to build thirty six fabs dedicated to making AI silicon. The TSMC execs reported more or less laughed in his face when he brought it up it them.
Haha touché. However unintuitive as it may seem an ethernet based trunk latch could be overall cheaper from a system level than a straight relay based system or even CAN system.

Especially with the newer two wire ethernet with power via 10BASE-T1S. The connector likely costs more than the ethernet chip, and microprocessors can be had for nickels. So at large manufacturing scale it could easily cost less to share a single ethernet and power line and save on wiring, connector complexity, etc.
I was imagining what Indiana Jones would look like in this day and age.
Oh I just emailed them, and their rep Jeremy Postma is very nice and responsive.

If you want a cheaper option you could buy an IKEA Karlby Countertop that's 74" x 42" [1] and mount it on the legs yourself.

[1] https://www.ikea.com/us/en/p/karlby-countertop-for-kitchen-i...
Spotify looks much similar between devices than it does to any specific platform. Does it use Material on Android and Fluent on Windows? No, it uses the same sort of styling on both. Don't mistake UI changes for screen size responsiveness, for actual platform specific nativity.
It's the curve that messes things up. It's just significantly more incorrect on wider displays. Many monitors are 1800R, and that's easily curved enough for the projection error to be quite pronounced at 32:9 using a planar projection.
Are you interacting with a classroom full of students who you know as you teach, or lecturing to a camera?
I love it and this is definitely a project worth pursuing.

It reminds me of TiddlyWiki which has just turned 20 (I just found out).

By the way TiddlyWiki is a great example of something simple and brilliant that has turned into something very complex and intimidating over time (hard to use on mobile).
So I guess it was time to start from a blank page.
My first thought is that it's sad that a billionaire owner can override the will and culture of the journalists that compose the paper.

My second thought is that it's really bad that this could have been done in order to help Blue Origin get government contracts.

Think about it, the actions of a news paper are being influenced by what's best for a aerospace company. How did this happen? It happened because more and more companies, across all industries, are owned by fewer and fewer people.
Are you saying that if I see a nice programming pattern in someone else’s code, I am not allowed to use that pattern in my code?
I came from Instapaper after their price hike to Omnivore and went back to Instapaper. I felt that Omnivore was over-complicated with their "every folder is a filter" structure. Instapaper feels much more straightforward.
Show HN: Browser Based Dj App
Here is a browser based dj app with MIDI learn capabilities
Erlang/OTP 27.1.2 – Ericsson Open Telecom Platform
The part you cut from the quote actually gives it the opposite meaning: emulation was demonized so only the people who were okay with piracy considered it.

Going from that to "emulation caused irreparable harm to developers" takes some chutzpah.
It's a great question you raise, I honestly am extremely curious to learn that myself. I don't know.

There are just a few aspects about it that don't fully compute in my mind.

Take this for example, and bear with me for a moment:

The earth is 4.5b yrs old. Say 4b yrs ago life began. Just in the past 500m yrs, there were 5 major extinction events, with perhaps 80-90% of species going extinct each time on avg.

Homo erectus are said to emerge something shy of 2 mio yrs ago. Denisovans are much younger. Us and Denisovans are genetically one species (we could produce viable offspring). The same holds with denisovans and homo erectus

This means we could probably viably procreate with homo erecti from ~2 mio yrs ago.

So across 2 mio yrs, pretty much no speciation occurred with us (if at all ever, remember that is still conjecture if we're being strict).

Now remember the last major extinction was just ~65 mio yrs ago.

Yet there are what, 1-2 billion different species alive today?

I know there is parallelization involved as the model goes, but to me it seems there was still very little time for all that to happen given that a single speciation event takes millions of years.

I'm not saying evolution by speciation is false. I'm just saying perhaps it's insufficient.

---

All of that said, speciation - or even evolution and science in general (!) - is not at odds with my religious beliefs anyway, as long as we are being true to what's certain and what's conjecture.
I’m sure they’ll work with anyone willing to pay
Feed in gives you an email address for newsletters
I'd love an autoselected LLM that is fine-tuned to the syntax I'm actively using -- Cursor has a bit of a head start, but where Github and others can take it could be mindblowing (Cursor's moat is a decent VS Code extension -- I'm not sure it's a deep moat though).
The CEO remarks mentioned Waymo is now doing 150K rides/week which is up 50% over the 100K rides/week number they shared 2 months ago.
Then that is subjective too and not really worth caring about, because it comes down to a matter of taste. You like platform conventions, but most people we surveyed simply don't care, the fallacy of vocal minorities and all.
I don't think I understand your comment.

I don't see why verifying that an IP from your own subnet isn't claiming to be from outside it requires everything in your second paragraph.
> regions where sickles (or machetes) are traditionally used

I don't understand how it's possible that there are regions that don't use scythes (for crops that warrant them), when scythes have been around for over a thousand years?

I would venture to say that if they haven't transitioned yet it's because they don't want to (for whatever reasons--no idea what those might be).
This kinda happened with adults after they watched the West Wing. It's not just media aimed at children. Lots of prime time TV is like this.
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"The [food system] can remain irrational longer than you can remain [alive]."
A high speed processor And lidar with digital blade angle control will probably make it work effortlessly on an incline too.
I appreciate the link but your comment isn't in keeping with the site guidelines, which include:

"Don't be snarky."

"Please don't post shallow dismissals, especially of other people's work. A good critical comment teaches us something."

If you wouldn't mind reviewing https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and taking the intended spirit of the site more to heart, we'd be grateful.
Obviously! However, Google being an American company, that was surprising. I'm in Europe and am used to seeing newest posts "from yesterday" when they are from the USA. This one is weird.
General consensus on HN is generally wrong.

I think everyone here would agree with that.

;)
How long are you willing to iterate to get things right?
I think the internet changed all over.

It's a sign that we're moving on to greener pastures.

Sucks for the new generation that think everything needs an app to work.

The internet was better at feeling less corporate a decade ago.