skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Absolutely. Compared to gas knobs which when turned on without igniting the flame will just flood your home with an inflammable gas. Still, I have one of those now, and beyond the usual “did I turn the gas off?” frittering on holiday, this is never an issue. In fact, most households in the Netherlands still have this type of hob or stove (the percentage is lower but still considerable in many other countries).
This is certainly true, although many of us have to deal with problems and projects large enough and time-consuming enough that if they prevented us from sleeping properly, we’d never sleep properly. It takes practice, essentially. Experimenting with various approaches until one finds methods that work.

For the particular issue you described, one approach is to journal before bedtime. Write out what is worrying you about the project, its deadline, etc. Put on paper the thoughts that are swirling through your head. Once captured in that manner, they may leave your brain alone for a few hours. It also helps to be organized, so you can reassure yourself that you have a plan.

Then there is the dreaded 3 or 4 am wake up, where all the thoughts can come rushing back in, preventing sleep for the next hour or perhaps even for the rest of the night. I have found that body scan meditation is helpful at these times.

I am not always successful, and these methods won’t work for everyone. The key is, like I said before, experimenting to find methods that work, and practicing the ones that show promise.
I’ve heard of cases where not sharing vulnerability in such a setting led to others (who did) being offended and subsequent othering. While arguing the manager needs to be fired is a bit too far, you do need to consider the power differential and how it forces conformance from everyone.
Anti-Aging Enthusiasts Are Taking a Pill to Extend Their Lives. Will It Work?
I've run into the same problem: if you want to share large files to a friend you need to either find a filehost that accepts very large files or use torrents (maybe something like irc transfer works too).
https://archive.ph/9oQRn
Implies that 'that major machinery of capitalism' is an assumption. If it doesn't happen even under optimal conditions, you've learned something about the assumptions you've been taught as axioms.
"Ideally, you would want to interact with your car through voice. "

ridiculous. "turn the volume down!" might not work too well for example. And are we expected to say "high beam", "low beam", "indicate left" etc constantly?
21,000 workers dead in 8 years of Mohammed bin Salman's 'Saudi vision 2030'
Faster matrix multiplication through reinforcement learning
I built a no-code map app builder for iOS and Android
Location - India

Remote: Yes, 4+ years remote, flexible with time zones, US/EU zones preferred.

Willing to relocate - yes, quite willing

Technologies - Golang, Node.js, Typescript, React, Next.js, DevOps, Docker, Kubernetes, AWS

Resume - linkedin.com/in/kamrantahir2/

Email - kamrannetic@gmail.com

Website - https://www.saybackend.com/

Hello, I'm a senior backend engineer, having experience of 4 years, can work anytime. Have experienced in startups, and freelancing.

Good communication skills, passionate about programming, self-starter, OK with freelance/consulting as well as full-time work.
Yeah it seems like a wrong choice. It’s useless in any context that cannot be linked back to the actual content. It’s a 220 page printable index.
If passing more than 72 bytes to a function makes it silently fail, it IS bad design, especially for a sensitive, security-related function. The first condition in the function should be `if len(input) > 72 then explicitly fail`

Not letting people use your API incorrectly is API design 101.

To be clear this is not the fault of the bcrypt algorithm, all algorithms have their limitations. This is the fault of bcrypt libs everywhere, when they implement bcrypt, they should add this check, and maybe offer an unsafe_ alternative without the check.
That is an extremely naive take.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37961166

Read this and tell me if you really think it unlikely that whoever performed the mitm there wouldn't be able to or interested enough in doing similar things to known seedbox hosts, distributors, or just whoever is distributing information they'd rather not be.

Qbittorrent is one of the most be popular choices for hosted bittorrent seeders across the world. This was trivially exploitable for anyone with access to the right network path for >10years. Sure it'd have to be targeted to qbittorrent users but I don't think much individual targeting is needed if you aim for dozens, hundreds, thousands, or just as many as you can of them.

Besides sketchy government-related entities with legal wiretapping capabilities, you also have well-funded private interest groups on the malicious side.
> Why would anyone eat fugu or collect wild mushrooms?

I can't speak to fugu, but collecting wild mushrooms is statistically one of the safest hobbies in existence.
Show HN for is for things you've made others can try which excludes most reading material, take a look at https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
What is the purpose of timing matrix multiplication for different matrix sizes, and how is this data organized in the resulting DataFrame?
AI Wardrobe Assistant
This is an AI-powered wardrobe management application that helps users digitally organize their clothing and receive personalized outfit suggestions. Users can register, log in, and upload photos of their clothing items, categorizing each piece in their digital wardrobe. The application integrates with Claude 3.5 Sonnet AI to analyze clothing items and provide smart outfit recommendations.

Take a Look and please give feedback! :\ Thankyou for your time.
https://x.com/priyanshrm/status/1852663100517863577
https://outfit37.replit.app/

Features
1. Wardrobe Management: Upload, categorize, and manage your clothing items
2. AI-Powered Outfit Suggestions: Get personalized outfit recommendations using Claude 3.5 Sonnet AI
3. Token System: Manage outfit generation with a token-based system
4. Image Processing: Automatic compression and optimization of uploaded images
5. Saved Outfits: Save and manage your favorite outfit combinations

Tech Stack

1. Backend: Python/Flask
2. Frontend: HTML, JavaScript, Bootstrap
3. Database: SQLAlchemy with PostgreSQL
4. Storage: AWS S3 for image storage
5. AI Integration: Claude 3.5 Sonnet API
Economies of scale lead to winner takes all. If someone can figure out how to fix that and introduce more competition, we would see very different behavior by leadership.
As said relative to do what I do. For the last 30 years I've fallen asleep with one earphone in my ear. I nod off quick, wife not disturbed.
I occasionally use the 1.5B and 3B version of Qwen2.5 for translation between English, Chinese and Japanese, of which they seem to do a good job.
Expect Apple claiming this is a not vital standard and Apple is not implementing because they don't want web apps to compete with App Store. Also expect sites like https://whatpwacando.today/ to obviously just include this
I have a Samsung that was less than $100 USD new. The only things that bother me are that it only has 2.5G WiFi, the camera is average, and it is slow to boot up.

It still costs more than a screen replacement, but at least if I buy a new one, I know I'm not getting a dodgy screen.
Find who is hosting this domain through domain lookups, likely it will be hidden but if you email the "privacy email", they will still get it. I receive these emails all the time.
This is where I would consult a lawyer. It appears that no matter how granular the data is one must ask the visitor for consent and it gets stricter if the visitor is a child [1]. The site must disclose exactly what it is collecting so in your case it would be the country of origin. Again, I am not a lawyer and will always take the conservative approach to avoid fines so unless there is an official document that states the granularity by country does not apply I would avoid it.

[1] - https://ico.org.uk/for-organisations/direct-marketing-and-pr...
This is fantastic! At a high level all he had to do for basic thermography was to flat-field the raw image with offsets acquired from the camera's shutter, without even having to derive per-pixel gains like you normally would, and mask out some bad pixels (and inpaint them for naïve consumers that can't handle NA data). Then as a bonus he implemented lock-in thermography, which turns out to be just lock-in amplification applied to thermography by modulating a heat source over time.

But the technical detail provided seems to be enough to make it easy for someone else to reproduce the whole setup. And provides ample evidence that you should, because the provided drivers are evidently malware.

Oh, and apparently you get a free FPGA with your thermographic sensor!
Of course people are free to use any name, no matter how much it sabotages their project. That doesn't mean it's sensible. Names absolutely matter. At work I use a thing called STACK, because it's the best option available to do what we need to do, but the name is a real problem as it makes it really hard to find anything about it.
10% more vulnerable than normal is open to interpretation. You don't need to lie or put anyone on a list, it's just an attempt to foster persona relations between a team, the idea being with a little empathy and knowledge of each other people might be more likely to resolve future differences amicably.
That sounds like Delayed Sleep Phase Disorder [1]. There is a subreddit on it with some sad stories of people having to give up good careers to work as security guards because society can't find a role for them.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Delayed_sleep_phase_disorder
NASA Tells SpaceX to Focus on Safety After Astronaut Hospitalizations
Filename character set and its interpretation shall be controlled per directory or, at least, per FS. This pertains not only to permitted set like with or without LF, but to collation rules as well (including case insensitivity with cases like Turkish/Crimean/etc. I/ı and İ/i). Also this shall include workarounds for already existing problems: if a directory already contains files I1 and ı1, there shall be a technique to deal with them separately ever with Turkish locale.

But restricting this at syscall level is definite insanity, among with excuses.
Phrasing | CTO (Elixir + ClojureScript + ML) | Remote (Europe) | Full-time

Hi there Ben and Niko here, founders of Phrasing, an application that can actually help you learn a new language. We're an engineering & design duo looking for another technical person to join the project.

To be honest, we've been working on the project for many months now, and somehow continuously wake up every day more excited than the last. Phrasing seems to land in the sweet spot between a market ripe for innovation, an innovative technology catering directly to that market, and an awesome product area to work in.

We've got a working product, paying users, and unlimited potential.

To us, working on Phrasing is the dream. So naturally, there must be other people out there who would feel the same.

As we scale from our initial users to our initial millions, we're looking for a technical person to join in a co-founding capacity.

We can't offer you a competitive salary (yet), and it's too early in the company to be able to promise any semblance of a work life balance.

But if you consider yourself an engineering maverick, have a passion for languages, and a penchant for building - then find out more at https://phrasing.app/dream-team

Backend: Elixir, Phoenix, Broadway, FLAME, Nx, Scholar
Frontend: ClojureScript, Reagent, Local-First, RTC, Single Page Application, Sync Engine
Persistence: Postgres. All the things.
Because if you don’t you’re going to regret it. Been there, done that, it’s torture. Quite literally, sleep deprivation is a form of torture.

Waking up super early without having a decent amount of time is just another form if self harm.
> the microwaves would selectively heat oil droplets

I think it would be the opposite. It would selectively heat the water, because water is polar. That would still be consistent with the effect.
Generic article, which does nothing to address biological, environmental, and many many other factors.
I've done a fair bit of forth and I've not seen c" used. The usual string printing operator is ." .
This looks amazing. I couldn't see it but is there a setup to integrate with sqlite? I'm new to flutter development and am considering a completely offline app. I think sqlite could offer data persistence and state management in one package.

Either way I'll be studying what you've done , thanks.
Has there been any serious research regarding having a better calendar and time?
We're pretty much stuck with 365.25 days per year i guess, but other than that... the one thing that's obvious is that currently it's overly complex.
I think they meant the middle ground of an exit that is:

1. small by vc standard

2. still life changing for founders & employees
and if we were to ask Sarko for some big words? https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casse-toi,_pauv%27_con_!#Reten...
I used to stay up until around 1am every night. I found it very easy to fix this - I now go to the gym at 5:30am. Within a couple of weeks I found it very easy to go to sleep at 10pm or earlier. It’s more than just getting up early - you’re telling your body you need it to be ready to perform early in the morning. Just like a muscle grows when you demand more of it, I think this sets off an adaptive reaction that results in earlier and easier sleep.
Power asymmetry and also group pressure. There is still plenty of tacit pressure to share despite the "optional" caveat. Someone who says directly "I don't like this, no thank you" even in very deferential words will garner some degree of negativity, either from the manager or the group. Same for someone who shares too much and winds up sobbing, or someone who shares a vulnerability inconsequential in comparison to what others share.
Since it appears you have chosen to incompletely quote the problem statement from the abstract as your submission statement, and since by accident or design the full title was not included in your submission:

This paper describes FaCT, a DSL for timing-sensitive computation. It is described as allowing readable, high-level cryptographic code, with efficient,
constant-time behavior.

At a very rough skim, the language seems to have interesting conveniences around implementing mitigations to timing channel attacks, like marking particular values 'secret' for the compiler.
I was using it for a while in Wordpress, pain in the a*. Had to revert back to JPG and convert everything to JPG again.
> Everyday I look at stocks and wish I'd known to buy the ones that went up today.

You can’t compare yourself to the board of the premiere microchip manufacturing company (at the time). They should have more information than you and they are paid to be making more informed decisions (obviously they can be wrong too).
Get up earlier but at a consistent time each day. Add in some daily exercise and that’s what has done the trick for me.
Ask chatGPT to create an image and when you download it it's in webP.
Its not difficult to imagine a person saying 'i have nothing i want to share here' be stigmatised in future. As a person who doesnt want to work together and be part of the company culture.
Location: Zurich, Switzerland

Remote: No

Willing to relocate: Yes (Europe)

Technologies: Python, PyTorch, Cuda, C++

Résumé/CV: https://ncherel.github.io/resume.pdf

Email: nicolas.cherel@outlook.com

I'm a recent PhD graduate in machine learning for image and video editing. I have worked with diffusion models, VAEs, and GANs for images, videos and 3D objects. My skills range from mathematical derivations to Cuda kernel implementation. I like to work on systems that are not monolithic, but have multiple modules that require a high level of expertise. If possible, I'd prefer to work for the creative industries.
The Gaelic football match in Limerick that lasted 60 hours
Russia has (relatively) more to loose?
We have an iPhone 6 in a similar boat. It's my wife's old phone, and it'd be totally fine as a test phone for my work, but there doesn't seem to be a way to factory reset it without a passcode she doesn't know.
That's the common hipster take on it...but I kinda liked the way the butterfly keys felt and my impression of the touchbar was chaotic neutral. By the time they let up a little on the ports, I'd lived with 4 USB-C ports so long that it really wasn't that big a deal.

What got me, however, was that was the time where their trade-in program was really kicking in. I think I got $800 for my touchbar mac which made the jump to an M1 Pro 14 a little less painful. Now you don't seem to so much pay for hardware as lease the Apple experience, so long as the hardware is still good.
Okay, but now you're going to the gym at 5:30 in the morning. For everyone who isn't an early bird, that's literal torture. In other words, it's nice if that works for you, but this is not really generalizable.
> Spend the last two years trying to adjust (and failed) to German public service.

Not fitting in with German public service is a badge of honor. You don’t want to fit in there.
The vast majority of comments/responses on hn are worthless hot-takes, chest thumping, speculation like what I responded to. It's impossible to keep it in check because you to be "open-minded" and "steel man" and whatever. Any minute now dang will show up and reprimand for breaking one of the scriptural rules.
Never seen it, but totally possible.

It always bothers me that the systems I've worked on have their data flows mapped out basically in semi-up-to-date miro diagrams. If that. There's no overarching machine readable and verifiable spec.
I once wrote a tiny cpu rasterizer in dlang. It is more efficient than what is shown here, since it uses only integer arithmetic (based on bresenham's algorithm). E.g. for a triangle it outputs the points in the triangle without ever considering a single pixel outside the triangle.

It's based on ranges (similiar to the ones added to C++) and the concept works very well imo. Could be a good exercise to translate it to C++23 (using coroutines with the range "generator").

https://github.com/the5avage/shapes
Adjusting in increments truly helps. If you usually sleep 8 hours, try waking half an hour early for a few days. It won't cause sleep deprivation, but you'll feel the need to go to bed early.
Intel hasn’t been in the country club for 10+ years.
NCSC Details 'Pygmy Goat' Backdoor Planted on Hacked Sophos Firewall Devices
Not sure that's the case now, but certainly was the case in the 60s and 70s with BBCs terms at the time.
The Noble Art of Self-Deception
The Evolution of Overconfidence
Yes. Our money works because it's not pegged to unskilled labor. Money tied to it wouldn't work.
I was very confused by the HN headline because it subtly changed the capitalisation of the original. Ai Weiwei is quite different to AI Weiwei.
That's a lot of e-waste.
> special locally installed apps in enterprise ChromeOS environments

There was https://developer.chrome.com/docs/apps/overview though, so this seems to be a kind of planned feature creep after deprecating former one? "Yeah our enterprise partners now totally need this, you see, no reasoning needed"
Well, hopefully now Macs can finally ship with a paint app.
Sure, but AWS isn’t going to exempt you from their global MFA requirement.
Perhaps just a bad mánager, he got a better review with the new manager.
> the business owners who take the profit all for themselves

When has this ever not been true? And how would it be fixed?

"it is easier to imagine an end to the world than an end to capitalism"
XFCE 4.20 Pre1 Pre-Release Published for Testing
Since at least the moment the species developed the concept of law and a government to enforce it.
Is Sweden's Green Steel Transformation Still on Track?
Exosomes could become more than just an "anti-aging" fad
Which part of "is not a w3c standard and not any standards track" do you not understand?

I am not surprised sites like that include Chrome-only non-standards, they've done this for years claiming impartiality
Steam on Linux Marketshare Hits 2.0% for October, AMD Use Linux Approaches 75%
I use an old cheap android but do choose to use a case, not because of the cost of a replacement, but because I don't want to spend time and effort in finding and setting up a new phone.

And personally, I find it better ergonomically with a little more thickness. One auxiliary benefit is that I can throw it around without caring.
Full wordy title is Steam On Linux Marketshare Hits 2.0% For October, AMD CPU Use By Linux Gamers Approaches 75%
Cogram | Full-time | Remote (CET ± 4 hours) | https://cogram.com | B2B SaaS / AI

Cogram is an LLM-based productivity platform for architecture, engineering, and construction (AEC). Our product automates tasks such as meeting notes, site visits, and project administration. We're YC alumni, well-funded, and growing.

We're looking for a senior/staff/principal frontend, backend, or full-stack engineer (10+ years of experience) who excels at solving complex problems and delivering solid performance, with the potential to grow into a tech-lead or engineering-management role. You'll develop software for a system that handles thousands of virtual meetings daily, ensuring efficiency and resilience.

Requirements: Expert knowledge in JavaScript/TypeScript or Python; excellent writing and communication skills; team-leadership experience. Bonus skills: React, Expo/React Native, Chromium, Puppeteer, AWS, Terraform, PostgreSQL. Minimum 10 years of experience required. Location: remote or Berlin, start date ASAP.

26 days of paid vacation + German public holidays (totaling 38 days). Fully remote work environment with three offsite events per year around the world.

Reach out to ricardo [at] cogram [dot] com.
One man's side project is other's business, that's how I find mine. I have people in my network who are geared towards business, they know their niches. I build POCs. If it takes off I get %, otherwise I rip it off and opensource whatever makes sense.
I was a big time night owl before we had kids. Now, I get up without an alarm around 5-5:30 most days and am able to fall asleep around 10.

I don’t mind the change at all and don’t think it’s impossible for most people to habituate themselves to a different schedule.
The Total Perspective Vortex (2007)
No personal experience unfortunately. I have a brass antique reproduction twist bell!

I would look for something like this: https://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/portable-wirel...
That phone is now running LineageOS and with that will receive updates until the hardware is no longer capable of running a recent version of Android.

While I do not know whether this the case for the specific phone mentioned in the (2018) article but it is true for my (2014) Samsung Galaxy SIIIneo, the (2013) Galaxy Tab 3, the two (2018) Xiaomi Redmi Note 5 Pro devices, my daughter's (2015) Galaxy S6 Edge+, etc. Many if not most Android devices are more like PCs in that you're not stuck with whatever the vendor installed on them, instead you have the freedom to install your own OS distribution.
Congratulations on upgrading away from it!
Thank god they plan to limit this to electron type apps.
I wasn't thinking camera. Just a doorbell.

https://www.honeywellstore.com/store/products/portable-wirel...
- Location: United Arab Emirates
- Remote: On-site or remote
- Willing to relocate: No
- Technologies: TensorFlow, PyTorch, Metaheuristics, Optimization
- GitHub: https://github.com/ahmrz/
- Résumé/CV: https://ahmrz.gitlab.io/portfolio/
- Email: ahmrz [at] outlook [dot] com

I recently graduated with a Master of Science in Artificial Intelligence and have experience working on machine learning and data analytics projects. Additionally, I am comfortable programming in Python and I am passionate about open-source software. Looking for entry-level / junior machine learning / data science opportunities in UAE or remote globally.