skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are so many instances over the past year but some examples:

[0]https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en/news-events/russian-state-sponsor...

[1]https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/justice-department-leads-effo...
Doesn't fit the requirement of "between two devices". Email involves a lot of other servers on the way (pure network devices like routers doesn't really count I guess) :-P
My urge to pass judgment on the short sighted explorers is at odds with some of the commits I have pushed to get something to market at the expense of some future souls.

This was a great read to start the day with.
This was very common with first sound cards (at least on PC). As I remember, only with Creative Sound Blaster, completely finished era of continuous hearing of "machine soul" sounds.
> your last paragraph doesn't sound very assertive to me

I reread what I wrote and agree with you. In fact it's made me want to reflect on whether I go too far in that direction. For which I thank you, too.
What do you want from a generic SteamOS that Bazzite doesn't have?
What a worthless zine. I kept waiting for arguments in support of the claims, an explanation of the process rather than a reiteration of the author’s philosophical coinages, but it abruptly ends with the statement that its thesis is easily proven, despite having never done so.
Some recordings on the website are RealMedia. I thought most players supported that but apparently quite a few don’t! So if nothing else works for you, try ffplay.

(Curiously enough, Celluloid seems to play this and Haruna doesn’t, although both are wrappers for mpv.)
Also https://github.com/Jovian-Experiments/Jovian-NixOS
Yeah, I have also changed DNS from 1.1.1.1 to 8.8.8.8 with no difference. I did receive a call from my ISP last night and they confirmed others are having the same issue. So at least someone is on the case. My goal is to get a write up if they find a fix so I can share with others. I know that other people / ISPs are having the issue too based on my research.
Good then that going to concerts is something not essential to the human experience.
because their family has been doing it for generations and they keep winning
My Samsungs didn't hiss due to their implementation of those features (although they died after about 9 months of regular use)
So this is all delusions:

> The Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) and Cyber National Mission Force (CNMF), in partnership with the Canadian Centre for Cyber Security (CCCS), the Netherlands General Intelligence and Security Service (AIVD), and Netherlands Military Intelligence and Security Service (MIVD), and the National Police of the Netherlands (DNP) (hereinafter referred to as the authoring organizations), seek to warn of a covert tool used for disinformation campaigns benefiting the Russian Government. Affiliates of RT (formerly Russia Today), a Russian state-sponsored media organization, used this tool to create fictitious online personas, representing a number of nationalities, to post content on a social media platform.[0]

Nothing is happening?

Maybe the true question is, why are you going out of your way to make an effort to dismiss and normalize election interference and the usage of AI and bot farms to spread misinformation?

[0]https://www.cyber.gc.ca/en/news-events/russian-state-sponsor...
Show HN: Java Markdown – living docs with Java code
I've been playing with the idea of living documents with Java code. I found the notebook paradigm slightly frustrating and thought the markdown paradigm more interesting.

This is preliminary, but what do you think?
So verboten you’re sitting here talking about it with no fear of repercussions.

Talk about gaslighting! Why don’t you just discuss the topic of hand instead of the self-contradicting “forbidden nature” of the topic at hand?
meh, let your inner child chuckle, doesn't seem that unfortunate. I know guys that got PhDs from writing lots of Coq. An HN user made a company called Matasano and sold it for money!
Beyz.ai – An Interview Assistant Tool for Students and Job Seekers
Revolutionary new jet engine turns electricity directly into thrust
At Amazon, if you don't get promoted, you get pipped, eventually.
> So, the only explanation that I have is that the military wants to bully around and show macho behavior.

Ye that goes without saying.

With attrition trench warfare being in fashion again I expect this to get worse.

Soldiers need to feel they are perpetrators, not victims.

It 'takes balls' to wait out shell after shell for the one with your name on it. A conservative risk reward analysis would suggest bailing. People that don't understand the odds of waiting or fragging are preferrable.
Remember friend, as you pass by

As you are now, so once was I

As I am now, soon you may be

Prepare for death and follow me
Yeah, except Twitter has no moderation anymore, in fact isnhas the opposite problem where people can pay to force their crappy views on everyone with blue checks.

Twitter isn't the problem, Musk is the problem. Twitter was fine until he took over. Bluesky is Twitter - Musk.
Bazzite has gamescope running out of the box, and other distributions probably have it too.

It's also an immutable distribution, like SteamOS (except it's based on Fedora Silverblue instead of Arch) so there is no "incompatibility with your exact distro setup": you have the exact same distro setup as every single Bazzite user.
You know, I might be dumb as a stump, but I am pretty sure I can tell if a fan makes me feel cooler on a hot day…and if an expert tells me I am wrong, I’m going to ignore them.
As I get more experience I actually prefer being less hands-on ... except when a job lets me use unfamiliar tools that I'm excited about. If someone offered me a job using dependent types (in any language) I'd immediately jump ship. Would probably do the same for Erlang or Prolog.
this resonates a lot with me. looking forward to more blogs from you and start writing myself.

godspeed
Sometimes I find it annoying but mostly it works well for me. I've come to embrace the find feature and visually scanning over any parenthetical stuff.

The alternative is they have to break it up into several quasi examples, each with their own optional modifiers.
Show HN: LinkedIn analyzer to prove generic posting advice wrong
Hi HN!

We built a free Chrome extension that shows when your LinkedIn network is actually online, instead of relying on generic posting time recommendations.

The extension:
- Tracks your network's real activity patterns
- Generates personalized timing data
- Works with multiple LinkedIn accounts

We found that traditional "best time to post" advice rarely matches actual network behavior - each network has its own unique patterns.
>D-Wave

I never understood the value of their product(s). Is someone right now using their computers? How do they make money to keep the company afloat? It feels like whenever I read an article about D-Wave, the details are obfuscated, but that's probably just me being unknowledgeable when it comes to quantum computing.
Same here. I always turn ligatures off.
Show HN: I built a screen recorder with automatic zoom animations for Windows
Hey HN!
I built Rapidemo to finally have a great screen recorder with automatic zoom effects on Windows too.
I've been working on it for a few months - now I'm pretty happy with the stability, and the rendered videos look great too imho.

Hopefully it scratches an itch for some of you too!

- Tim
The thing with AI isnt that it doesn't have a whole lot of use cases,it is thr fact that its use cases dont justify the hype or investment it has gotten.

The truly disheartening aspect is the fact that so many technical "leaders" have bought into the hype and are throwing huge sums of money down this rabbit hole. It's not like we haven't been through this sort of thing before.

And many seem convinced that these talking databases that can't do simple math are somehow a threat to society. This is an insult to humanity in more ways than one.
Climatik: Power capping AI applications for data center sustainability
Unit Testing Numerical Routines
System prompt exposure: how AI image generators may leak sensitive instructions
Recraft’s image generation service could leak its internal system prompts due to its unique architecture combining Claude (an AI language model) with a diffusion model. Unlike other image generators, Recraft could perform calculations and answer questions, which led to the discovery that carefully crafted prompts could expose the system’s internal instructions.
Some computers ship with an implementation of this using inductor coils which whine depending on the load :D
sick love it !
Red Hat Announces Definitive Agreement to Acquire Neural Magic
Convolutional Differentiable Logic Gate Networks
I agree with you but a deck of 48 would be more useful with all the divisors you get from multiples of 24. The fact that it is also triple encoded is super helpful (color and suit)for its usefulness.

There is a saying in Bridge that each hand you play has almost certainly never been played before and almost certainly will never be played again.
Much better. Also Ginevra di Benchi
It looks to me from the outside that the codebase of mobile Web maps is very different from the mobile code base. I guess they can't or don't want to make it catch up with the mobile one.
Maybe that is more what is happening.

We've been at 'peace' for too long.

This is making an example for the rest of the team to get ready for things to 'get real'.
Rails World 2024 videos re-edited and localized in 3 languages
No human will ever see the average website's privacy policy or terms of service either, yet that doesn't stop them.
As i often play around with LLMs I need to tokenize everything and wanted something helpful and versatile, so I have built SmolBPE python library with a cli support that can help you with your LLM development. You can train the tokenizer on any data you want, add special tokens and regex patterns, load and save the vocab, so everything you want from a tokenizer. It's lightweight and easy to use, so i thought i'd share it with the community. Good luck tokenizing!!
> Decomposition of causality: It decomposes causal interactions into redundant, unique, and synergistic contributions.

Seen elsewhere: https://github.com/BCG-X-Official/facet, which uses SHAP attributions as inputs:

> The SHAP implementation is used to estimate the shapley vectors which FACET then decomposes into synergy, redundancy, and independence vectors.

But FACET it still about sorting things out in the 'correlation world'.

To get back to SURD: IMHO, when talking about causality one should incorporate some kind of precedence, or order; One thing is the cause of another. Here in SURD they sort of introduce it in a roundabout way by using time's order:

> requiring only pairs of past and future events for analysis

But maybe we could have had fully-fledged custom DAGs, like from here https://github.com/nathanwang000/Shapley-Flow (which don't yet have the redundant/unique/synergistic decomposition)

Also, how do we deal with undetectable "post hoc ergo propter hoc" fallacy, though? (travesting time as causal ordering). How do we deal with confounding? Custom DAGs would have been great.

I'm longing for a SURD/SHAP/FACET/Shapleyflow integration paper. We're so close to it.
> Feels less combative than Twitter.

Echo chambers are, by default, less combative.

As Twitter becomes more hiveminded, you can expect it to become less combative, as well.
What convinced you to switch from Fira to Berkeley? I recently switched from SF to Fira because there wasn't enough visual difference between certain characters (1 and l, for example). I've been pretty happy with Fira so far.
If they can charge $1, they can charge $x where x is high enough to make it an effective ban.
Does Desalination Promise a Future of Infinite Water?
You can request a GDPR deletion if you are in Europe? I don't know how Twitter actually conform to this regulation if you are outside of the EU, or how they would even know you are outside of the EU.

https://gdpr.x.com/en/faq.html
Schema != data.
there is no race from the parent

the pid will not be reused until you either handle sigchld or wait
I wrote this to help beginners: https://tomcam.github.io/postgres/
> (...) and they keep winning

That's the textbook definition of survivorship bias. It's like a lottery winner boasting about his winning strategy that everyone else is just not able to learn.
Just lately somebody posted about the Imhex tool's DSL: https://xy2i.blogspot.com/2024/11/using-imhexs-pattern-langu...
I think cockpit is the new cool tool. But yes, virt-manager is damn good and has been for a long time.
Although platforms like Substack alleviate some of the issues mentioned above, there still remains the most important issue of all:

FOR-PROFIT CONTENT CREATION

When I reflect on how awesome the web used to be, the one common theme was the creators were doing it for free, because their passion for whatever they were creating was simply that strong and authentic.

Fast forward to today's hellscape, and we can see the main reason there's a firehose of mediocre/low quality content is because everybody is desperate to make a buck.
I remember using CWCheat on PSP in the WWE games to create my own custom modes, adding ladders to Royal Rumble etc. Great fun
Those GPUs also cost a bomb to run. LLMops isn't super easy, I am working with a large OEM manufacturer rn as a consultant and they are also experimenting internally with LLMs, but they have enough resources to run those models. I don't see smaller companies having enough resources to experiment with various models at scale like they are.

>I sure picked the best time to go to university for Computer Science T-T

Going to be a bit contrarian here – while it's true that jobs can be tough to find and layoffs are discouraging, I genuinely believe it's also one of the most exciting times to be in the CS field. The fact that we can actually talk with an "algorithm" is still quite bonkers to me cause I remember fiddling with RNNs and LSTMs just to predict the next word or two in a sentence. There are still ways that we can leverage it to make something really cool. Perplexity is one. Phind is another. Notions's AI integrations are great.

I graduated about four years ago and faced my own setbacks, including getting laid off from my first job. But despite those hurdles, I've managed to find my footing and am doing reasonably well now.
Just hang in there champ.
Every time I try a new one, I always end up going back to the font I've been using for something like 10+ years, which isn't on that list, Meslo LGM - although these days I use the NerdFont variation.
I can almost smell the bitrot problems from here.
wow, right in the feels
A Pattern of Noncompliance
Why Your Knife Dulls So Fast Proper Burr Identification and Removal [video]
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SQLite Browser: Signing Windows Executables – Our Journey with SignPath
It's probably also in contrast to their previous adversary, the Germans.
Fujitsu does not trust Post Office in use of Horizon data in future prosecutions
Probably more relevant here is that a single CPU core on that computer exceeds 1 tflop/s on gemm with plenty of margin using a single lib call, and leaves the rest of the CPU cores and all of the GPU free to do other work.
If music sounds off in your flat response audio reproduction system, it's a poor mix or poor compression. A lossless version of a professional and well done mix always sounds amazing on my flat response system.
"The government" is an entity controlling the military. You can split hairs and discuss which specific people in the government are actually liable and which are not, but the general point I was making was more broad: Israeli leadership is clearly committing war crimes in Gaza, and it is very easy to argue that they are beyond that, that they are carrying out a genocide. Even you admit that the prime minister and minister of defense could be liable for war crimes, so saying "the government" is not some huge generalization. Especially when the rest of the government is very much aligned (or even more extreme) than those two.

And in relation to who is biased or basing their views on some obscure and highly biased sources: it's probably the side of the conversation who is denying what, again, every single international organization who has sent people in Gaza is saying. There is absolutely no debate from any credible source that what is happening in Gaza is wanton destruction on Israel's part.
It remains a competitor as long as it continues to capture attention (eye-balls), even if its usability has diminished.
nice and free
Also

https://www.computerweekly.com/news/366615655/Post-Office-re...
Every new search engine I've seen was a Bing wrapper with sometimes light reranking.

I understand that competing with Google was borderline impossible a decade ago. But in 2024, we have cheap compute, great OSS distributed DBs, powerful new vector search tech. Amateur search engines like Marginalia even run on consumer hardware. CommonCrawl text-only is ~100TB, and can fit on my home server.

Why is no company building their own search engine from scratch?
That should be the norm everywhere but one tribe's entire identity is being intolprant of people and things that ultimately have zero effect on them or anyone.
I effectively agree with the "destination", so to speak, of this post, but disagree with the path taken to get there.

In general when I ship projects in the context of the org I with for, I _do_ meet the requirements of higher-ups/stakeholders, but not because that's my goal -- but because we're aligned on those requirements. Shipping to make management happy feels kind of incestuous, you should be shipping because you and management both agree on what the end goals of the project are.

This might seem like a subtle distinction, but it can create issues. If you're using your management as your metre-stick without truly understanding and believing in what they want, you'll likely over-optimize for the project's goals that they've stated, but miss the target of actually making the project successful.

This approach is fine if you're primary goal is to get paid, get promoted, please your managers, etc. But if your goal is to create great things, I think you need set your metre-stick based on the project not on the management. From the outside these approaches look very similar -- which is why I largely agree with the "destination" and a lot of the tips in this post, otherwise.
I am not at liberty to discuss more than that.
I love the diagrams from the SQLite documentation: https://www.sqlite.org/syntaxdiagrams.html
I love the steam client on linux these days, especially the compatibility for non-steam games is so great and Ive been using it to play WoW Classic while I have covid
For sufficiently large GEMM you should never run out of bandwidth before you max out FLOPS if your blocking is organized correctly, because the arithmetic scales like O(n^3) while the memory access scales like O(n^2).
Scientists might have worked out the big mystery of Uranus
I build my product, & now I am clueless
Hey,
Thanks for having the interest .
So, i have previously worked on side projects.
But never published it widely.

I worked so hard on a project since last 6 months.

When i try to get inspiration from other, there are too many suggestions and every suggestions are different.

I am thinking of launching my project on ProductHunt next week.

It is a CV and Motivation letter generator and analyser.

Also, can help user to prepare for job interview.

The only thing on my mind was, how to help a groupe of people by saving their time.

I am open to suggestions if you have any?

Thanks again, and will share more on product hunt launch.
Have a nice day.
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Because those mechanisms have been working so well for the past four years?
That is from your point of view.

Perhaps the military point of view is they would rather have a leader who takes more risky action and attempts to win the fight for the team rather than one who only prioritizes their personal survival.
This matches my experience - I was intentional about not saying that a project manager was important - just that project management (the practice) is important.
Yes, I would like to do that, RE and network APIs were always a passion.

What's the best channel to reach you? I'll email you if you are not seeing this comment.
>I wonder if NORAD would have detected it if a satellite remained from the previous civilization.

We might've come pretty close:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Black_Knight_satellite_conspir...
It's not about interns, it's about roles.

L6s are tasked with interfacing with higher-ups, such as product owners and senior managements. They coordinate with principal engineers to design and deliver critical features. They help communicate and coordinate tasks with SDMs about the work that other SDEs need to do to reach goals.

By design, they are normally one senior SDE per team, and a single principal engineer per organization. They are there so that senior managers and executives can discuss plans, goals, and roadmaps. You definitely do not need a team full of interfaces.
I was in Finnish Army and I had a sample of Russian 8080 in 1970's. We did not use it perse, but when Americans came with Comecon Trade Embargo - issues, we had this one example to show that advanced weapons we were developing were based on Russian technology.
The OpenFlexure 3D printable microscope
I think they write their own extensions instead
> But, in short, I think that format encourages echo chambers, shortens attention spans, and rewards bad behaviors like bullying, cheap shots, ungenerous reading, etc. None of those are directly related to bots (though maybe bots are a symptom of the same issues). Nor did they emerge with Musk.

Having avoided twitter throughout its entire existence for these reasons, I absolutely agree.

Political commentator Matt Christman has a great vlog episode about the inherent problems with platforms such as Twitter, including the societal cost of being an impediment to real progress.

MIND FORCE: FIBONACCI SNIPER | CushVlog 4.29.30:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OsuTh1aK7Tc

https://cushvlog-catalog.vercel.app/transcript/OsuTh1aK7Tc (transcript)
Hits hard for me as a Gen X - my parents are still here but it's a reminder of how time is passing on us. They live in Africa so visits are few.
Because it is super expensive and difficult to keep an index up to date. People expect to be able to get current events, and expect search results to be updated in minutes/seconds.
Thanks! Yes, we wanted to make it accessible to everyone.