skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The problem is most cars remotes are one-way comms, and the car remote has no concept of time.

Given those constraints, there is no fix possible.

However, a more modern car remote could easily send a signed message saying "Open car, Time is 1/1/2025 17:53, Signature: 7F82SA42ad==". The car would then check the time against its clock and only accept the command if the message is only a few seconds old.

The battery in a car remote should be able to keep a clock ticking for the 20 yr lifespan of the car (and a sync procedure for keys where the battery gets replaced).

The clock doesn't need to use wall time, but some custom "seconds since birth of key" would do just fine too, eliminating bugs due to leap seconds, incorrectly manually/auto set clocks, timezone changes etc.
This rocks!!
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Isn't that common around the world?
"He already has pneumonia, adding lung cancer doesn't matter"
I just pushed the external_browser branch to github that should offer 1/ externalbrowser authentication and 2/ the ability to use TOML files with profiles with instructions on how in the readme. if you run the following you should be able to test it out.

git clone https://github.com/ryanwith/melchi.git
git pull external_browser
# remaining steps are the same

Would you mind testing it out and letting me know if it works for you? Would really appreciate it!

You can also let me know if it works in discord here: https://discord.gg/bTg9kJ92
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Agree. Like, local cafe, don't do that.
It's only democracy if it's the government on which we have voted for,
otherwise it's a disgrace and a Russian manipulation.
"Sleepy Joe" and I think he had an epithet for Hillary too. Edit: Crooked?

But ye, I think I agree, that pronouncing non WASP names wrong on purpose is kinda cheap.
You need to add a second clock in your cameras background which quickly spins so that when your video freezes for others, they can see you've disconnected and you're not stoically ignoring them
It seems this is excerpts from a video or screenshare. Does anyone have a link for that? I’m curious to see some of the things the speaker refers to.
Both - a chicken with a lifetime of eggs. God created the first female chickens with eggs.
just replied to chrisjc that I created a branch with externalbrowser auth and pushed it to github. would you mind taking a look and letting me know if it works for you? would love to get your feedback as I don't have SSO set up in my account to test this myself
I don't know... My older brother took the exact approach you just outlined with his SO, and he did it with more sincerity and compassion than anyone I know. She has a handful of illnesses and it has completely wrecked his life to the point that he might as well be dead. He isn't the person I grew up with. In a lot of ways, he already is dead, and it sucks really bad. He no longer is the compassionate person I knew. He doesn't have control of his own physical health anymore. He has no friends. It is a terrible situation. My point is that if it looks like beinf supportive is going to wreck your life too, maybe it's not worth it, especially when you're young.

Before everyone downvotes me and has a knee jerk reaction, consider that I have told you next to nothing of the entire situation, so you'll be responding to something you know nothing about.
1) it doesn't work outside of iOS/macOS really.
2) it's an app on both platforms with it's own communication protocol

You can use Google Photos similarly and it's cross platform. Not sure about commments tho

Line and Facebook also have "private" social media feeds. By private I mean only people you approve can view. No idea how mined they are for data for ads
> Why do you say that?

This is because reading how they came up with the solution it is clear they have little understanding how low level stuff works. For example, they surprised by the amount of data, that TCP packets are not the same as application level packets or frames, etc.

As for ring buffer design I’m not sure I understand their solution. Article mentions media encoder runs in a separate process. Chromium threads live in their processes (afaik) as well. But ring buffer requirement says “lock free” which only make sense inside a single process.
Qrs: Stream data through multiple series of QR codes
Not sure if I'm misunderstanding, but they're live: https://ollama.com/library/llama3.2-vision

Ran the 11B yesterday and it worked great.
It may not count, but that is what you will get in most shopping malls as "Desktop Linux" for common folks.

Even if you add Chromebooks as third option, Crostini runs in a VM just like WSL 2, and still has quite a few integration issues to this day.

Netbooks could have been it, but first they were torpedoed with Microsoft's clever move to make Windows XP licenses free for those OEMs, followed by the introduction and wide adoptions of tablets.

OEMs like Tuxedo or System 76 will remain a niche compared to how many people end up running GNU/Linux on desktop VMs.

Before WSL I had long moved away from dual boot into VMWare Workstation.
I think the only major hardware issue I've heard attributed to RoHS was some of the errors with xbox 360s because microsoft weren't great at using lead free solder yet. Though, I didn't go looking.
You are correct. Everybody can't be experts on everything.

I'm just thinking the baseline should be a bit higher. And we get, what get today by, the standards going down, and a large part of that is the religious war on education and science. Because the less educated, are more easily controlled and the 'right' use this. On whole, the farther those decisions are from reality.
Y'all did a fantastic job! This works great and to have it all right there inside of Ollama is a huge step for local model execution.
Why only restrict to these cases?

One of the teams vendored npm and go packages which are robust. Code always ran inside Docker. Being able to just clone and run simplified their flow.
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How is this private?

As far as I'm aware, federation tends to be opposite to privacy because there can't be centralized control of access. e.g. none of the federated social media support private profiles but Instagram does, so Instagram is actually more private than most of these.
A huge part of atomic operations in programming languages and modern CPUs (meaning in the last few decades) is updating pointers in a thread safe manner.

Why would think you need locks?
Your point about mono repos and your point about testing have no relation to each other as far as I can see.
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Anthropic outage message within Cursor AI
"Anthropic is experiencing a partial outage right now. To avoid downtime, we've temporarily fallen back to an OpenAI model."

Also seen a lot of global rate limit messages the last week. To many users using it?
I mostly use gmail since I think it's quite a bit better than most other options, so I'm the most familiar with gmail. And I know that when you click "spam" in gmail it will ask you if you actually mean to unsubscribe.

For my business, I've never received any complaints that someone unsubscribed and still received another email. But most people probably wouldn't bother emailing me to complain if it did happen.

I also mark "legitimate" senders who don't have a functional unsubscribe as spam.
This article got a rough deal over at Reddit so I figured I'd change the tone a bit before posting it elsewhere, but that doesn't take the open nature of the internet into account :-)
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It also means giving up ASLR, though.
As a response to the parent, this is antagonistic and uncharitable. The parent wasn't interested in arguing, and didn't even deny this specific point. I'm not saying they wouldn't, but there's plenty that can be easily denied in the GP (see my other comment), and this is not one of the "easy" ones. If women generally feel uncomfortable with trans-women in their bathrooms, that's not an unreasonable argument to make. The problem is that almost every time the argument is made, it's made unreasonably, using hatred or support for violence.
My thought is that this will be taken on by the same people who create low-effort WordPress plugins and charge high dollar amounts for them. Create something super-low-effort, doesn't need to do much except look like it does, and expose an advertisement layer. Publish it as an important mobile app we all need, they make money, we install insecure apps that do nothing for us down the road. Call me a cynic, but I've had to wade through paid plugins and extensions for WordPress and Magento and that is exactly what happens.
Meta is a company though, not (primarily) a brand. People don't need to google or remember "Meta"; they'll search for "WhatsApp", "Instagram" etc. (In fact, I suspect that getting as far away in semantic space from Facebook with these other properties was part of the motivation for the rename.)

If OpenAI renamed itself to just "AI" I'd sigh and shrug (and applaud the honesty), but ChatGPT is a product and well-known brand name.
There are easier solutions that involve fewer parts. In particular there is the VID27-05 (https://www.aliexpress.us/item/3256803510816905.html) which is a dual stepper motor, driven off 5 volts which is designed for (car?) instrument clusters. They come with the builtin endstop and are dirt cheap. As I recall, you can drive these directly from the pins of an ESP8266 (and, I guess, the ESP32).

This is the driver for the Lua Nodemcu for the ESP8266: https://nodemcu.readthedocs.io/en/dev/modules/switec/
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Call her daddy is not very popular compared to Rogan.
This is an excellent, if meandering, discussion -- lots of great nuggets in there I want to follow up on. Thanks for sharing!
> The biggest problem is schema changes, because they require the library to be changed.

This is only true if multiple applications are accessing the same tables, and even then, only if the changes aren’t backwards-compatible. For example, adding a column shouldn’t be a breaking change, because no one should be doing SELECT * (and also then assuming a fixed width when parsing).

I think another point of common confusion is how overloaded the word “schema” is. Database schema, i.e. how tables are logically related? Table schema? A synonym for database, as MySQL has it? A logical grouping of tables, procedures, etc. within a database, as Postgres has it?

It’s entirely possible (and generally much cheaper, and with less maintenance overhead) for multiple services to share a database cluster/server/node, but have complete separation from one another, modulo indirect impact via the buffer pool.
>Who would have thought the US would become a fundamentalist religious state?

This sort of tedious, completely deluded hyperbole is becoming ridiculous, partly, it seems, as a result of Trump derangement syndrome. No, the U.S. is not a fundamentalist religious state or anything close to it and no, it's not sliding further in that direction now than was previously the case. I challenge you to name one damn piece of concrete evidence showing this nonsense to be the case.

It's almost amusing to see the kinds of stupidities many people blandly assert about the overall situation because something specific is going in a way they don't like.

I mean seriously, would you remotely, and with a straight face, compare the U.S. in terms of religious intolerance (an axiomatic requirement to being a fundamentalist religious state) with genuinely fundamentalist religious states like the multiple examples in the Islamic world, or say, 15th century European states?
The concept of "privacy-first" and that of a social network like Instagram or TikTok with celebrities and influencers seem incompatible to me.

The entire point of such a social network is to be public, exposure is the point, not privacy. You want to broadcast your content to the entire world, you want recognition in terms of "likes" or for the luckiest, money, you don't go there to keep secrets.

For a privacy-first social network, usually what people want is to form smaller groups where people know each other. Think more like Discord than Instagram, or for a more privacy-focused alternative Matrix.

Alternatively, maybe take a look at OnlyFans. They are quite successful and don't depend on ad revenue, and considering what they do, I think people care about privacy.
Deeper. The only significance of the Planck length is that at that scale quantum effects and gravitational effects matter equally. Essentially that's where our current theories break down.

Beyond that, the Planck length means nothing. It's not the smallest length possible, it's just that we don't know how to describe anything smaller at the moment.
Linux has literally never been standard C. Linus used as many GCC extensions as he could from day 1.
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Inspired by the question an hour ago about how you would launch a privacy first social media. How would you go about launching a social media platform where the emphasis is on verifying users identities to confirm they're not bots.

In my view it seems like social media nowadays is being overrun by bots spamming crypto, onlyfans, or just straight up misinformation. I feel like there will be a growing number of people who are disenchanted by the growing number of these bots on sites like Twitter, Facebook, Youtube, Instagram, etc. that could be convinced in using a site where there is verification of users as real people as part of sign-up. Additionally, I would assume advertisers aren't fans of potentially paying more money than they need to when the views on their sponsors or ads wouldn't be real people.

My specific questions would be:

1. Is there even a sizeable enough market that people would go through a more complex sign-up process to gain access to the platform

2. What would be the safest and fastest way of doing personal verification that can't be easily bypassed by bots and wouldn't leak PII from users?

3. How would you go about marketing a platform that would be targeting this specific niche?

Also, if there are any platforms out there that specifically target getting rid of bots please let me know.
First came the reptiles, then the chicken. Eggs are hundreds of millions of years older than chicken.
Well Trump is still running on Making America Great Again after having been president
The topic is how to make non-local returns faster. I would suggest that normal returns are massively faster, and not returning at all is faster still (zero instructions needed!) -- but neither of these are non-local returns.
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The good thing is that, since yesterday, "bro podcast" is the new "mainstream".

So, not listening is actually being a cool kid.

I really can't wait for when kids will find Rogan "passé", and talk about the next history book they're reading for fun with friends.
Well more typical would be something like the tribe that survives into the future has always removed women's ability to not get pregnant while the other tribe dies off.

I guess there are two types of social evolution, or evolution in general... One is where one tribe changes its customs over time, so evolves through intra tribe competition. Another is where you have multiple tribes with different customs, so evolves through inter tribe competition. Reality would be a mix of these two models.
So if I understand it correctly, cost of training AI will go up, which will probably burst the AI bubble?
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Kind of implying in a tongue in cheek way to point out the absurdity of focusing on political parties. Political parties are literally labour unions by another name. You wouldn't hire a worker at your day job based on their labour union affiliation, so why the hell are you concerned about the union a worker in your government business is affiliated with? Dumbest thing imaginable. Just hire people based on their capability to do the job.
> Why does anyone believe that storing all code in the same repository is enough to make these operations atomic?

No one is saying that. But there are lots of types of shared code that can be updated atomically, so why not update them atomically? And there's nothing inherent in being a monorepo that prevents you from being careful about the non-atomic updates.

It's really easy to accidentally deploy multiple repos in a way that gets the deployment order wrong. You have to be careful with non-atomic deployments whatever type of repo structure you have.
Solid point, I just wanted to emphasize the potential power of those at the bottom. Sadly they also aren't educated as thoroughly and so become prey to be exploited.
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What many heard the Democrats say was that if you oppose their policies you're not only dumb, you're also a racist, misogynist, fascist, nazi, and a threat to democracy.
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Reminded me of Singularity[1], Microsofts research OS where the kernel and drivers were all written in managed code like C#.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Singularity_(operating_system)
The Abblix OIDC Server is a .NET library that implements OIDC
I know the enlightened conventional wisdom is that the trade war between the U.S. and Europe was a push, but I’d argue the U.S. actually came out ahead.

Trump’s tariffs forced the EU to confront trade imbalances, especially around autos, and secured concessions on agricultural and energy imports, with the EU agreeing to buy more U.S. soybeans and liquefied natural gas. The U.S. also won a major WTO ruling on Airbus subsidies, allowing for tariffs on $7.5 billion of European goods, which put significant pressure on EU industries. Additionally, by pushing back on Europe’s digital services tax, the U.S. defended its tech sector and compelled the EU to negotiate at the OECD.

Altogether, Trump’s approach didn’t just expose EU dependence on the U.S. market but also reset the tone, signaling that the U.S. would take a much tougher line on trade going forward—arguably positioning America for longer-term advantages.
The last argument would be on the stack instead of in a register which is where the kernel expects to find the arguments. But a proper syscall implementation would handle this just fine (e.g. <https://github.com/bminor/glibc/blob/ba60be873554ecd141b55ea...>), so I don't think there's anything sus about it.
Yes, but:

- You don't have full control over the knife. In fact it's not about your use of the knife.

- The people in control of the knife have a poor track record at caring about you, and belong to a category that history has proven we should not trust.

- Every time you use the knife, you sign a blank contract giving full authorization to future non-specified knife usage to people you don't know nor do you know their motive. And you trust none of those people, for an indefinite length of time, will abuse it.

- Cumulative use of the knife can accumulate stabs that may be delt to you and all your love ones one day all at once.

- Use of knife can be automated and scale at the level of all countries.

- Most people are not knowledgeable about the knife, don't know much about it, and it's invisible to them.
I'm not an American, can you explain how are able to determine a winner if the votes are still being counted?
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Is FreeBSD changing so fast that five years was too long? I thought that O/S was the most stable and slowest changing O/S in common use.
>That doesn't show direction though. Energy impacts basically everything in the economy, but energy can also be impacted by the rest of the economy.

What direction? Sorry, direction of prices of energy? Direction of inflation.

Look, we seem to be debating the strangest things. Not only are there 100s of articles that discuss and establish this fact, it is the basis for every strategy to handle the situation.

>Doesn't that go against the earlier comment that prices are tied through energy costs and directly linked to Ukraine?

Yeah you are right. I added it in context of the larger forces driving inflation.

If you want to be focused on energy alone then it is the war on Ukraine. Here - theres a paper from Nature that decomposes the various factors of the price rise and finds that the war was responsible for 75% of the increase in prices.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41599-023-02526-9#:~:text=T....

I suppose that should satisfy you?
I don’t think it’s fully returned to the level it was at when the episode aired (I forget the exact episode so I can’t say for sure), but you do have a point.

Certainly anyone who bought Solana after it crashed did very well:

(adjust the time range to “all”) https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/solana/
At that point does it make sense to get young and underqualified individuals and train them up yourself? I'm in electrical engineering and basically got into the field in a way that was similar to an apprenticeship, albeit mostly because I have ADHD bad enough that university was out of reach.
Should you be a specialist or a generalist?
You're taking an opinion piece summarising viewpoints people on the left are supposedly favourable to as the official position of a political party in the opposite way (e.g. you seem to think that agreeing that there is institutional sexism against women means that you want to be sexist against men or that men in general should be shamed for being men, which is, of course, bullshit).

If you have this absurd stance, what do you think about the literal words of high profile republican politicians? JD Vance comparing Trump to Hitler? Trump misquoting Mein Kampf? Trump saying he'll deport 20 million people? Trump expressing violent misogyny (grab them right by the pussy)? Trump saying he'll save women if they want it or not? Blatant racism against black and latino people?

Those are direct positions of the actual candidates. Wildly more representative than an opinion summary by a journalist.
First, we need to come to a universal understanding of the term "garden". What the UK understands as garden would be considered the back yard in the US. Some people in the US choose to have a garden in their back yard while others do not. So for purposes of discussion, let's call garden the spot where you are actually growing plants for food as opposed to a flower garden.

Is that common with the stated definition? In the US, it is not especially if you add sustaining levels of production vs just hobby level
I tried for a while to spill the coffee on everything, but I was never able to make it happen.
I was listening to a podcast where Tucker interviewed Paul Manafort. Manafort had some theories about how Kamala was chosen. He believes that Biden was pushed out by Obama and Pelosi after the first debate. As revenge Biden said he would nominate his VP, who he knew wasn't very popular.
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AMD just outsold Intel in the data center space
Nice read. Anyways ...

Hindu Mythology: Universe emerged from a "cosmic egg" (Brahmanda).

Greek Mythology: Orphic tradition describes a universe hatching from an egg.

Chinese Mythology: Pangu broke out of a cosmic egg, creating heavens and earth.

Big Bang Theory: Universe began from a dense, hot "singularity," conceptually like a cosmic egg.

Symbolic Parallel: Egg symbolizes unity and potential, akin to the universe's origin.

What's a chicken?