skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Safari is the last man standing before a ChromeOS world.

Except it isn't. Maybe I'm being slightly obtuse here, but the world is not "Chrome Vs Safari". It's "Chrome Vs Safari Vs native apps". If Safari dies we'll be in a world of "Chrome Vs native apps", and that is what Apple wants. Browsers represent a way to deliver software to users that's outside of Apple's revenue mechanisms.

Apple have every incentive to keep Safari being good-not-great at running web apps, so users prefer the native version (even though most of the time that'll be Electron.)
I recall running into similar attitudes in my country of origin, including, yes, teachers.

Ironically, this ends up being one of those things that contribute towards the desire to leave.
> 1. The team started with just two of us.

My guess for a while has been that it was back to two of them! if that!
LiveSQL, a Fiddle for Oracle
I had to chuckle after I read your username. Kudos.
Nobody really uses multithreading for node. I mean I'm some projects do (maybe pnpm?) but the threading support isn't great and the event loop performs well.
The SD Card interface spec includes general-purpose IO in the form of https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SD_card#SDIO_cards , which has been used for plenty of things that aren't storage. As to why you'd use it here - I assume the appeal is that if you have a SD slot on your computer (which is quite common) then you can plug this in and use it with no additional hardware at all.
I'm an EU citizen, that's helps me and the people I share it with.
> Maybe if you guys really think you are much better than Russia that it has no rights to fight back then go there and invade it

We don't want to invade Russia. In fact, we don't think about Russia at all.
The US president, a civilian, is in command of the US military. This is, in fact, the inverse of a country being run by its military.
>To the extent there's a meat grinder, it's of Russians

It's of both. Why deny the fact Ukrainian men are dying in droves? This is disrespectful of those that paid the ultimate sacrifice. Pretending this is not extremely costly to Ukraine in manpower is denying reality. They have been increasing the age of conscripts as they're running out of young men.
It’s about the amount of value a person can bring as a consumer. Does the consumption of food provide more value to society than the consumption of mega yachts?

More equally distributed wealth increases the efficiency of spending (to a point) on the things that society needs to thrive.
"it's a net negative for society to have poor people need to sell their kidneys to make ends meet."

This is, again, not something that is being remedied by the ban. The need hasn't gone away simply because you've taken away the option. People remain poor and struggling in today's world.
That is a very terse statement all things considered.
Yes, it's well known. But chatgpt cannot fake the output of the python tool. The UI is different and is purely the program output, ChatGPT doesn't have a say in that.
You're talking about what's wrong with the NPM ecosystem, not JS.

Previously: You wouldn't conflate Windows development with "C" (and completely discount UNIX along the way) just because of Win32. <https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41899671>
Your index fund grows on the activity of people who spend 100k on a consumable item. Good for them, they can work their whole life if they like. You can relax and let compounding do the rest.
> once things get back online.

That would be like trying to cold start a power plant without any power.

I think you're missing my point. I'm trying to point out that there are 3 "infrastructure providers" that our economy CANNOT live without. In a world war situation, these 3 organizations are going to be the biggest targets. They are literally our crown jewels.

They will be under continuous attack from all angles. As we know with security, it is a game of time. Even the strongest bank safe has a rating in hours that it can resist direct tampering. Beyond that time rating the safe offers little to no protection. It is the layers of security that keep the safe from being tampered with beyond its rating.

What I'm saying is, no target can be secured with 100% security guarantee. Even the most secure systems will fail if met with a concerted attacker with unlimited resources.

If WW3 starts, we will lose Azure, AWS, and GCP within 5 days and it will be more or less completely destroyed within 30 days. They won't survive concerted attacks from nation state actors during war time.

Even if they can't be hacked, they will be physically destroyed with kinetic weapons. There is no Bitdefender plan that will save them from warheads.
There is GeckoView on Android: https://mozilla.github.io/geckoview/

On desktop, it used to be available as an ActiveX component and a GTK widget, at least: https://www-archive.mozilla.org/projects/embedding/embedding...

Wine still uses WineGecko as a replacement for IE engine – might also be worth looking into.
So instead of blaming the websites that do this and require you to disable the cookies for their 2000 tracking partners, let's blame the EU. The only thing I can blame EU in this manner is that they don't enforce that the websites should respect DNT or something similar. Also, there are plugins to remove the popups, it's not really that big of a deal.
Now do rent.
> What business is that of ours? We are enabling it.

They clearly want to fight! This is like arguing giving someone chemo is enabling their cancer.
Yes, I wanted legislation that requires companies to ask for consent before abusing my personal information. I still want it.

In the same vein, I want legislation that prohibits drunk driving and I don't get upset with the number of hours it takes to administer sobriety tests.
Show HN: Tailwind Box Shadow Generator
The Irish just chased away a Russian "research" vessel.

https://www.theguardian.com/world/2024/nov/16/russian-spy-sh...
Why the focus on AMD and Nvidia? It really isn't that hard to design a large number of ALU blocks into some silicon IP block and make them work together efficiently.

The real accomplishment is fabricating them.
can i run chrome on my mobile and sync to chrome on my pc and put an adblocker on both?
Transitioning from the attention era to the automation era
Front end devs are officially on notice at this point. If you're someone who makes their living doing little more than design -> code (and there are many of us still), it's time to upskill or be left in the dust. The days of writing markup/styles by hand are over.
This is just silly fanboyism, there are pros and cons to each.
Can you point me to what you’re talking about in Deno? That’s really interesting.
I used to require a "+..." on all emails. Any email that didn't have the "+..." was sent to Spam automagically. My family were whitelisted. I gave up, because too many websites (early on) refused to take the "+..." marker, so I ended up losing too much to Spam. It's easier to just let Google sort it out.
I get the point, but also he's a much more competent salesman (and, I'm assured, rocket scientist) than he is at basically all the other things he's inadvisably gotten involved with.

So, while I'd bet against Twitter (if I such a thing were possible), I wouldn't bet against Tesla being a good fit for the US market.

European sales may well collapse, and he may be very confused about this, but I'd still expect his approach to do well in the USA.
Coming from eastern europe… To us russia is the coloniser to us. What „West“ did in „global south“, russia just did the same to its neighbors. Even including racisty-chauvinisty element.

Unfortunately russia has the strength to rape & pillage through neighbors once in a while.
If it ever returned time-sorted results without limit, that was long in the past. It has truncated results to one year for the last several years I have used Scholar.
True, that's ridiculous. But luckily I am one of the 1 out of 3.
Indeed. There are plenty of things in aviation where they care so much about compatibility that something survives decades after it should reasonably be obsolete and replaced.

Inches of mercury, magnetic bearings (the magnetic poles move! but they put up with that) and gallons of fuel, all just accepted.

Got a safety-of-life emergency on an ocean liner, oil tanker or whatever? Everywhere in the entire world mandates GMDSS which includes Digital Selective Calling, the boring but complicated problems with radio communication are solved by a machine, you just need to know who you want to talk to (for Mayday calls it's everyone) and what you want to tell them (where you are, that you need urgent assistance and maybe the nature of the emergency)

On an big plane? Well good luck, they only have analogue radio and it's your problem to cope with the extensive troubles as a result.

I'm actually impressed that COSPAS/SARSAT wasn't obliged to keep the analogue plane transmitters working, despite obsoleting (and no longer providing rescue for) analogue boat or personal transmitters. But on that, at least, they were able to say no, if you don't want to spend a few grand on the upgrade for your million dollar plane we don't plan to spend billions of dollars to maintain the satellites just so you can keep your worse system limping along.
Which happened and kept happening for a long time now, including the US sending billions of dollars and weapons (among other things). That did not help, did it?
Imagine an enraged man ready to punch an aggressor in the face being held back by his friends.

You propose to walk up to him, have him released and give him a loaded gun.

The world would blame you, not the wound up man itching for revenge.
Between mainland Norway and Svalbard.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40484591
Good old node-gyp. I have absolutely no idea what it even is but it has been giving me errors for what feels like a decade. Mostly via front end build stuff from various projects I have worked on
> Lots of institutional checks

You're right but given enough time of the "right" type of people entrenching their power (which of course may not be "one term" but that could be enough to put things on a path), and even the best of checks and defense mechanisms start to evaporate or just become a tool against what they were intended to defend.
Given that Russia is invading them and that they are showing no reluctance to stand up to them, yes? Arm them, give them everything they need without restriction and Russia will be sent home to their borders, bloodied and cowed.
This comment looks so much ChatGPT / Gemini generated.

I'm not against using it but it feels inappropriate for hacker news discussions and I am not really sure it adds value.
80% as good for 1/10000th the price is quite the offer.
> The funny thing about storage is that all of the problems are the same!

they are all the same and they are all more than what would at the surface seem that it's "just files" the whole OS, especially Linux/UNIX is "just files" and if you look deeper at databases you can see how it boils down to the file formats (something that was visible with LevelDB but maybe less so with RocksDB, I guess)
Avoiding this is what made hCaptcha popular among a lot of users in the first place. reCaptcha has always been guilty of this, and it doesn't seem like they're taking any steps to improve this US-centred definition of humanity. hCaptcha gave much more general and neutral puzzles that made a lot of people (including me) give a sigh of relief when they encountered a CAPTCHA and it was h and not re.
Only the trunk from a tree is useful for lumber. The branches have more wood overall, but they are firewood only because they twist so much.
Even in a year, I don't think random AI will be "cheap" enough for spamming CAPTCHA on random websites. Maybe for select, ripe targets (your bank, etc.). But for a random business with a form?

Nah.
Highly doubt.
> Why deny the fact Ukrainian men are dying in droves?

Nobody is. Meat grinder means excessive loss relative to necessity. The Ukranians are being slaughtered, but not mindlessly. They're fighting efficiently in respect of manpower.

Also, had we given Ukraine all the weapons it asked for in 2022, we probably wouldn't have had a meat grinder.
back in the day you were supposed to check in your compiler into version control (not the lockfile, the whole distribution).

I used to think that people emailing screenshots of corporate dashboards were idiots. I now think that's actually genius - a frozen in time view which you can't regenerate but will be available until the end of time if you need it. (Hello, Exchange admins!)
B200s have an incremental increase in FP64 and FP32 performance over H100s. That is the number format that HPC people care about.

The MI300A can get to 150% the FP64 peak performance that B200 devices can get, although AMD GPUs have historically underperformed their spec more than Nvidia GPUs. It's possible that B200 devices are actually behind for HPC.
Russians could've also been involved in that since Newnew Polar Bear was en route to Russia.
Who is "they" and what is "clearly"? They are running out of men they can find to fight, and for quite a while the government and military used very aggressive methods to force men into service. There is a huge desertion problem, in the military and the country itself. A whole lot of Ukrainians do not want to fight.

https://nationalinterest.org/blog/buzz/ukraine-running-out-s...
Nyquist is a mathematical statement. As such, it has two commonly overlooked requirements:

- the signal being sampled has to be stationary

- you have an infinite number of samples

In that case, a sampling frequency of 2N+epsilon will perfectly reproduce the signal. Otherwise there can be issues.
I have family in the furniture industry. Most of these goods imported from overseas are only 10-20% than American made with the side effect of trashing the environment in the race to the bottom. 20 years ago it was all made in the USA. Building a coffee table is not like building a chip fab.
The West was actively supplying Ukraine since 2014, especially after the Debaltsevo embarrassment. Yes, it pales in comparison to the post 2022 levels, but it still was far from insignificant. Even your Wikipedia link lists a lot of pre-2022 aid and I am pretty sure this page is far from being comprehensive.

And it's even without mentioning the direct role of Boris Johnson in tanking the Istanbul accords.
https://archive.ph/fFraG
art is essentially human, warts n all, how can something non-human make human art.
The first american GameCube (DOL-001) has a port that can be used to output in 720i. With that port you can use a device like the popular Carby or any device that uses the GCVideo software. You could make your own.

For upscaling there's Prism HD, a more expensive device

https://insurrectionindustries.com/product/carby-v2/
https://github.com/ikorb/gcvideo
https://retro-bit.com/prism-hd/
And, hence, we should give them all the arms and tools they need and the freedom to use them to end it quickly. The dithering on behalf of Biden and Scholz is what's prolonging this.
According to Wikipedia the previous #1 was from 2022 with a peak petaflops of 2,055. This system is rated at 2,746. So about 33% faster than the old #1.

Also, of the top 10, AMD has 5 systems.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/TOP500
But not the profits.
I had to build some project that uses some Ruby package manager. I forgot already what the package manager is called. I got some error about "you don't have all the dev tools". So I installed what Google told me "dev tools" was. Then it still told me that I needed more dev tools. Stackoverflow had some question about this package manager. For Windows (Linux here). 20+ answers, mostly for Mac. All in the style of "this random thing worked for me". All with at least one upvote. Some answer about "I needed to symlink this system library".

Gave up.

Then I ran `devbox init` and installed whatever it told me that was needed. `devbox shell`.
> given enough time of the "right" type of people entrenching their power, and even the best of checks and defense mechanisms start to evaporate or just become a tool against what they were intended to defend

Sure. If the GOP sweeps the midterms and 2028, and also seizes most legislatures and governships, and they all remain loyal to Trump, we will see a situation resembling post-Yeltsin Russia.
Tailwind is amazing for LLMs. You can't beat it:

- concise

- inline with the rest of the code

I am willing to bet it's going to become a standard because of its existing popularity + the insane tailwinds that codegen give it.
Sure but I could imagine some kind of software failure caused by trying to divide by a distance that rounded two zero because the same location was listed in two databases that were almost but not exactly the same location. In fact I did when I first read the headline, then realized that it was probably nautical miles.

That would be roughly consistent with the title and not a totally absurd thing to happen in the world.
Using some italics with an edgy claim doesn't allow you to cut through centuries of philosophy. It's almost as if, when philosophers have coined this term in language "subjective experience" and thousands have used it often in coherent discussion, that it actually has semantic value. It exists in the intersubjective space between people who communicate with shared concepts.

I don't have much to say about the shrimp, but I find it deeply sad when people convince themselves that they don't really exist as a thinking, feeling thing. It's self repression to the maximum, and carries the implication that yourself and all humans have no value.

If you don't have certain measurable proof either way, why would you choose to align with the most grim possible skeptical beliefs? Listen to some music or something - don't you hear the sounds?
Other things I don't have a clue about - a fire hydrant

Even within the United States, fire hydrants vary greatly from city to city.

I remember the first time I moved to a city that had those little squatty dark blue ones. I thought they were water main access points.

It's interesting to see so many people on HN assessing that captchas are biased toward American culture. Very frequently I get captchas that include things I don't know, and when I look them up, they turn out to be Indian in origin.
Do you value that they wrote it, or that it's their opinion? Hypothetically, if there was a system to take one's thoughts on a topic and generate text that accurately represents them, would you be interested in reading it if someone sent you their thoughts?
Unity is not dying lol. Unreal is only becoming the "Chrome of the game engine world" in the AAA space. It's not a nice tool to use for independent projects at all, speaking as someone who works with it professionally. Most aspects of what makes Unity great for Indies are missing from Unreal (good docs is the big one).
This isn't a chrome fault. It's lazy dev orgs. You aren't going to fix lazy dev orgs.
> Really?

That's exactly how the Russians perceive the EU. They are perceived as weak. There is no way they would have started the invasion if they were afraid of them. They are engaging in asymmetrical warfare because they are convinced they can demonstrate that to the world as well "look what we are doing there and well we get is phone calls form Sholz" [1]

> Scholz condemned the war of aggression against Ukraine

> The German leader called on Putin to withdraw Russian troops from Ukraine ...

[1] https://www.dw.com/en/germanys-scholz-calls-putin-for-first-...

That might look like a "power move" by Germany but it looks absolutely weak in the eyes of Putin.
Thanks to AI, Apple's China problem is only getting worse
MinerU

PDFQuery

PyMuPDF (having more success with older versions, right now)
I'm not making any statement about LLMs here, but the counterpoint to this is that you don't need to make what film critics would overwhelmingly call a "good" movie. You need to make things that make money.

I can imagine two options for that: utilize expertise from people that know how to make films that make money, or make so many movies, one or two can make enough money to pay for all the others and then some.

Really, I think it's more about what gets more attention and then you make deals with Roblox and Fortnite or whatever to sell digital goods.
This sounds unnecessary and expensive. Why use this over similar self-managed open source offerings?
I agree, I plan to put up a table soon.
That’s my zip code too, along with millions of others who live outside the US. Haven’t needed to use it for a while.
I'm willing to run with the 3% figure... But I take issue with the linearity assumption that torturing 34 shrimp is thus worse than torturing a human!
IMO the right action is to counterattack with equal force, ideally in the same way. So cut one of their undersea cabals, fly jets near or over their airspace, etc.

That way, there's a clear line for what NATO will and won't do that Russia can understand. If attacks escalate it will be Russia that escalated every time. If Russia feels it's threatened, all they have to do is stop the attacks and NATO will stop. If Russia is going to nuclear warfare over not being able to unevenly harass NATO, because we can't read Putin and the oligarchs' minds, and what objective measure would allow that but not allow Russia to go nuclear warfare over not enslaving all of NATO, or claiming they can/others can't do everything not written unambiguously in a treaty (which would extend to new technologies like partitioning the solar system that we couldn't have thought ahead-of-time)?

But I'm no diplomat, so maybe I'm wrong and my idea would be catastrophic.
it would be nice to see an example that uses ollama - given that ollamas embeddings endpoint is a bit... different, I can't quite figure this out
This problem is poorly defined; what would it mean to produce a response JUST based on the text given? Should it also forgo all logic skills and intuition gained in training because it is not in the text given? Where in the N dimensional semantic space do we draw a line (or rather, a surface) between general, universal understanding and specific knowledge about the subject at hand?

That said, once you have defined what is required, I believe you will have solved the problem.
Reading this, I had to wonder what was "opposite" about these "opposite birds". Apparently it's how the shoulder blade (scapula) connects to the coracoid bone (a bone not present in therian mammals). From Wikipedia's article on Enantiornithes:

> Specifically, in the Enantiornithes, the scapula is concave and dish-shaped at this joint, and the coracoid is convex. In modern birds, the coracoscapular joint has a concave coracoid and convex scapula.
What exactly would "properly" arming Ukraine look like? The entire Western world doesn't produce enough Patriot missiles to meet Ukraine's air defense needs, just as one critical example. We are aiming for a global production target of 750 missiles/year ( https://www.asahi.com/ajw/articles/15354795 ).... Russia has fired about 6,000 missiles and large drones per year ( https://kyivindependent.com/defense-ministry-over-2-000-russ... ).

You can send Ukraine all of the F-16s in the world, it won't matter if there aren't enough Ukrainian pilots with the linguistic skills to get them through the Western training pipelines.

The reality is that the West can't make the math work at a level of commitment/investment that it is willing to accept. To say nothing of the steadily-worsening problem of "lack of living, breathing Ukrainian men willing to do the fighting in the first place"...
Hey there, thanks for the concern. There are a spectrum of teams out there. Some teams are totally comfortable building something like this and running their own storage infrastructure. Other teams want a fully managed solution to handle storage for them so that they can focus on building. I think it's great that we have a spectrum of products!
Ah, I see.

For the whole "land of the free" and "free market" thing, the US seems very not that?