skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Httponly cookie is the way, but then you just don't use json as cookie value that is send on every request.

Csrf is no problem as the data from service worker is only active on the site itself.
If you speak about csrf with a website where you can't trust js, you're site is broken as xhr/fetch use the same httponly cookies and is affected as well.
From what I understood Mike does not want to merge someone else’s implementation of a new ISA but would rather be sponsored and do it himself. Can’t be bothered to source this claim at the moment so feel free to treat it as “came to me in a dream” level authenticity until proven otherwise. Seems reasonable though, I would also be paranoid about merging a sensitive complicated JIT implementation from an unknown contributor.
I don't think "AI" reduces head count, I think software that's built correctly can reduce headcount (by a lot)
why (if) was this not picked for further research? i know that oatml did quite amount of work on this front as well and it seems the direction is still being worked on. want to get ur 2 cent on this approach.
> What does base metabolic variability have to do with using CICO to modify your weight?

Metabolic syndrom is characterised by the basal metabolic rate reducing in response to reduced calorie intake or increased caloric expenditure. In most of us this is good. It gets the immune system to quit mucking around, for instance. In the obese, however, it can sometimes mean their bodies will literally stop doing essential shit before it will concede and begin burning fat. It will then do everything it can to refill those fat cells.

You can model a human thermodynamically. But to my knowledge, this isn't used in medicine because it isn't practical. (I'm saying this, by the way, as someone who can eat anything and laze around and not gain weight because my metabolism is tuned the other way.)

CICO reminds me of something we do in finance: burying the complexity in a magic variable. For CICO, it's the CO. Because if you decompose it into its active and inactive components. Exercise is the former. But the latter absolutely dominates that term.
Jainja: A JVM Written in Java
In their defense it’s a long time ago they officially conceded on not being evil.
> moreover, 40 years ago you could be making the same sorts of just-so stories up about law or medicine.

No you couldn't as women were barred from those fields pretty recently then. No women working today has been barred from physics or engineering, the situation is not the same.
It's not serious to dismiss the allegations by just saying

> If Israel had intended to not supply any food or water to the Palestinians [...] the bottom line is they did not do so.

because several heavyweight international humanitarian organizations say that they did.

Even the US government implies this when they tell Israel to open border crossings or get cut off from military aid.
8.4 is not even backwards compatible with perfectly working code written to target 8.x. It doesn't materially matter that the code is written in "5.2" style if it was meant to run on only 8.x. Even that style point is arguable. The author uses Composer! And Laravel! And mostly does use namespaces, outside of a few useful helper functions that are reasonably global so they don't keep needing to import them or use namespace prefixes.
> if you ask ChatGPT to design a DB schema design it often looks good at first glance but is actually pretty bad.

What are some of the things you've noticed ChatGPT get wrong vis-a-vis schema design?
I look forward to running my searches through Saudi Aramco.
http://archive.today/Hm8f6
Pidgin 3.0.0 Experimental 1 Announcement
Corruption exists because people refuse to do inconvenient things.
Multiple genesis events seems even weirder to me.
Thank you for the great suggestion! There is a book on Forensic Science experiments too that I have ordered. Are you aware of similar books on Electronics too? Internet is awash with DIY tutorials but nothing beats a structured book to learn the basics of things.
They removed "Don't be evil" sometime in 2018

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don't_be_evil
A nasty and likely intentional side effect of using these workarounds is that your browser becomes "managed" and it blocks the ability to configure DNS for example. Deal breaker for me
Because of how macOS manages memory on Apple Silicon, raw "Memory Used" numbers aren't enough to understand your system's ability to perform well with a given workload. Instead, "Memory Pressure" is the primary indicator of how effectively your system handles workloads given the available physical RAM.
OpenAI has done this too. xAI is a part of X, which bans people without notice as well. All of these companies are greatly understaffed, or rather, moderation can't keep up with demand.
Yes, it’s in pre-release while I fine-tune and gather user feedback to ensure it’s polished before officially badging it as a regular extension. Let me know how it feels, and what you'd like to see improved. Thanks for trying it out!
macOS tends to view unused RAM as wasted RAM so it uses as much as possible which is different to the Windows approach. The integrated SSDs are also optimised for swap to aid with that. So the ideal outcome should be like you said, not having to care about usage
I used chromelogger years ago that
created often a too big http header over time
https://craig.is/writing/chrome-logger
https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/nearly-70-gaza-war...

"nearly 70% of verified deaths" straight from the horse's mouth
https://www.nytimes.com/interactive/2024/11/06/us/politics/p...

>Of the counties with nearly complete results, more than 89 percent shifted in favor of former President Donald J. Trump in the 2024 presidential election,
>and pushed through by a Democratic DOJ,

Suggesting that Merrick Garland is somehow a "Democratic DOJ" is kind of laughable at this point. He's a Republican. He's been dragging his feet going after the biggest Republican crook in history. Appointing Merrick Garland is one of the biggest mistakes Biden ever made.
Wearing one of my hats I see a good analysis of that kind of situation to be a political analysis and not a moral analysis. I think most people are looking for a moral analysis and I don't find people get a lot of satisfaction out of political analysis.

I have access to a lot of public opinion data at work and have a brief spiel about public opinion on transgender issues backed by citations that I've market tested in person with a few people who all hated it precisely because they interpreted my lack of moral judgement as a moral judgement. (pro and anti hated it and don't care hated it because they don't want to hear about it) From my point of view it is deliciously ambiguous and it drives morally oriented people crazy.

I haven't written it up though because I expect to just get trouble out of it and I hate the online discourse (pro and anti) about the subject and don't want to add to it.
I guess my question is towards admins to decide which stories to unflag and not to users. I'm sure many stories from both sides could got to the top if users wouldn't be able to flag them.
~That's certainly a misunderstanding. The law of the sea doesn't provide right of passage to wanted people or illegal cargo etc.~

Edit: I stand corrected. Narcotics are excluded, but other illicit cargo, or wanted passengers, is not reason enough to hinder passage.
Tiny Tim
> So why don't you just eat healthier now?

I used to be you - in most of my 20s, I found it very easy to just eat well, east less, etc. It didn't take any willpower on my part to be fit. It was trivial. I didn't understand why fat people didn't just do the same things I was doing. I thought they had to want to be fat!

Then I got busy with other things, I had less and less free time, fast food, etc. got more and more convenient. Then the pandemic happened and I started just ordering uber eats twice a day. And suddenly I realized "holy shit, I'm fucking fat."

And then I tried to go back to my earlier habits, and it was hard. Things that took zero willpower on my part suddenly meant spending a significant portion of my day fighting different urges.

Was it within my power to do so? Sure, in theory. Everyone, given no other task to do but focus their willpower on just not eating too much, could likely eat healthier and lose weight. But that's not reality, it's difficult, and it ends up slipping down the priority list behind a dozen or two other things.

But on tirzepatide, my relationship with food nearly immediately reverted back to how it was when I was younger.

The fact of the matter is, America has a huge amount of obese people that know they shouldn't be and know in theory that fixing their diet and exercising would resolve their issues. And yet they still are fat. Very very very few of them want to be that way. And the reason is it is hard to just eat healthier when you have that level of food craving
It's about reputation. AWS has a solid rep. Google less so but it's still there. Alicloud even less. And there's still lots of small private clouds, the kind who will random your domain name after it expires.

The top AI companies are all bottom tier in reliability, it's practically the wild west. They'll expire your credits. You can't contact support. Sometimes you'll not get what you paid for and the helpful forum mods will ask if you logged into the wrong account.
Do you have a source for the 5% tariff being removed? A quick Google search didn't yield any definitive results for me.
I see, this does add another dimension. It seems the OP was assuming that women are more frequently opting out of the dating pool, but that's probably not a bad assumption based on what I've read in popular media lately.
Hmm, I've more often found myself wanting the opposite - a way to plan bike travel that follows reasonable roads rather than the Silly Sustrans Routes. Does your approach generalise to that?
I can tell you that from a "performance for a given amount of physical RAM" perspective, Intel-based and Apple Silicon Macs are from different worlds. Even if you upgraded to a 2021 MacBook Air M1, you would be gobsmacked by the difference.
That reminds me of the Frog and Toad story about willpower vs eating cookies. Yes, handling cookies is a mine field!

I read the collected stories with my two year old, though I made sure we skipped the scary ones with the Dark Frog. I think the cookies ending was a little over his head, but we had fun taking turns acting out Toad pulling his blankets over his head when Frog tells him it's spring.
Serves as a nice reminder to the boss how nice it was when we were all working from home...
I may have this wrong, but it sounds like this is "Much Ado About Nothing" and the data can be simply restored from backup.
> lets get literally everyone on the intenet to agree to a new version of DNS that uses TCP

That's already done. DNS servers already all speak both TCP and UDP. Try "dig google.com @8.8.8.8 +tcp".
We've helped a number of Pipecat users hook into a variety of content moderation systems or use LLMs as judges.

The most common approach is to use a `ParallelPipeline` to evaluate the output of the LLM at the same time as the TTS inference is running, then to cancel the output and call a function if a moderation condition is triggered.

Other people have written custom frame processors to make use of the content moderation scoring in the Google and Azure APIs.

If you're interested in building a Pipecat integration for your employer's tech, happy to support that. Feel free to DM me on Twitter.
The title is dense and the paper is short. But the demo is outstanding: (https://huggingface.co/spaces/aiola/whisper-ner-v1). The sample audio is submitted with "entity labels" set to "football-club, football-player, referee" and WhisperNER returns tags Arsenal and Juventus for the football-club tag. They suggest "personal information" as a tag to try on audio.

Impressive, very impressive. I wonder if it could listen for credit cards or passwords.
This is specifically for S3 "Express One Zone"
You joke, yet a Saudi PIF company will probably try to buy Chrome if Google is forced to sell it.
I can accept this. I just have a problem with the allusion to castration, which is a long term, irreversible, and immediately noticeable thing in the typical context that the word is used.

I'm concerned about potential long term changes to the brain as well. I wouldn't call that necessarily catastrophically consequential on the level that castration would be though, on account of many other drugs also causing long term and potentially negative changes to the brain.

I wouldn't compare underage drinking (known to potentially have long term consequences for the brain) to castration for instance, which is why I think doing the same for amphetamine use is hyperbolic.
And who do you think is going to buy it? And why wouldn't they do the same?
I realize something as complex as a browser can never be done, but would it be so bad if new feature development slowed to a crawl? I suppose I only want a faster horse, but few of the cutting edge developments of Chrome seem like they have much to offer me.
I’m really excited to see some more open SAE work! The engineering effort is non trivial and I’m going to check out your dataloading code tomorrow. You might be interested in an currently in-progress project of mine to train SAEs on vision models: https://github.com/samuelstevens/saev
Why exactly would a non-advertising company buy Chrome? Unless they're an OS company and want to use the browser to force everyone to buy their OS?
They modified the headline since I submitted it.
The original title is "Amazon S3 Express One Zone now supports the ability to append data to an object" and the difference is extremely important! I was excited for a moment.
I wonder what the implications for all the s3-like APIs is going to be.
Does it really work for livestreams? Can I stream read and write on the same video file? That is huge if true!

Edit: oh it’s only in one AZ
We're closer to re-creating the sounds of Parasaurolophus
I absolutely hate making this comment but I’m obliged to because I feel some you all are pointing at irrelevant factors, because you don’t know any better. Look at the birth rate for a better signal and the decline of single income families. Lastly, straight men, I’ll give you a secret women choose to go to school because we are taught at a young age that if getting an education is the #1 way to not be dependent on anyone. A man can easily walk out on you so it’s a poor decision to not get or finish an education. Look at when the data starts going up- that’s the generation that saw the last wave of traditional stay at home house wives and single income families. Unless you absolutely are called to be a house wife/trad wife at 18 with your high school sweetheart… you go to school. It’s pretty obvious.
There are also unintended consequences.

For instance if it is easy to mooch off public funds you will have people run for office just to get money to pay their friends who will owe them favors. If it is not easy to mooch off public funds than it won't be inclusive.

We saw a similar scenario scenario play out in 2016 when most of the Republican candidates were attending meetings with donors who were willing to shower them with money to promote conservative ideas so long as they kissed the ring and signed up to the same list of positions on an array of issues. Some of these positions were popular (with the base and the general electorate) and others were less so, it was a hodge-podge and not a package of issues designed to win a campaign. Notably the issue of immigration was left off the table because many elite Republicans are farmowners who have a choice between hiring local young people who think it's a dead end job and would rather earn a few $ an hour less working at Burger King because its an easier job or hiring a Mexican who wants to save money to buy a farm of his own and thinks the same way the owner does.

Trump didn't go that route and he picked a package of issues which were largely popular, adding the immigration issue which was highly salient in 2016 for the Republican base and that has become salient for the general electorate in 2024 since the lid blew off in Latinoamerica and Africa.

Had the Republicans had fewer candidates one of them might have been able to stand out against Trump but too much funding can mean too many candidates and no differentiation and you lose. The candidates are fine though because they got the cash and they got some visibility. (Would be worth doing just for the cash)

Democrats have the opposite problem that because billionaires don't fund left-wing candidates they don't have enough candidates entering in the primaries.

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I'm skeptical of other kinds of reform such as tricky voting systems because the electoral college is bad enough and if people can't understand how the vote was counted it damages legitimacy. Also systems like that have all kinds of tricky situations where the outcome of your choices often isn't what you think. (If I had to thing about Arrow's Theorem all the time I would be depressed all the time)
Oppose the Patent-Troll-Friendly Prevail Act
Unreal Mysteries 5: Behind the Scenes / Making of (AI Video)
Nice project! Even cooler that it was built in svelte
True. It will be massive performance gain to go from Intel Macbook Pro to currently available M2/M3 air.
Jonathan Haidt's The Righteous Mind describes this ín details.
Not in math.
> Modern apps these days often end up needing to render complex layouts and rich text

/end up needing/choosing/
Neat. Thank you for sharing!
Could just be its for winter where you don't need to move much for a few months, otherwise normally you need that muscle to gather food even when starving, someone has to gather it and it wont be someone who shed most of their muscle.
$ ssh sshtron.zachlatta.com | Play multiplayer Tron
Not necessarily. Initialize the data to "Mountain" or "Valley" and run quicksort, and you get O(n^2) behaviour.

Quicksort is best for randomized data. In fact, the best way to guarantee good performance from quicksort is to shuffle the data first! Well, it is theoretically possible that shuffling might yield a valley or other unlucky input, but the odds of that are O(1/n!) .
.NET 9 has so much good stuff in it. Thing that I randomly realized I wanted only to find out it works in 9 is dictionary access with "related" types (so like if you have a ReadOnlySpan<char> you can use that to find a value from a string in the dictionary via a value type created off the dict).
LiveStore: SQLite-based data layer for local-first apps
I’ll give you a pretty easy example. I was looking at a design doc I was consulting on. The lead engineer said “oh sorry, this document was for real engineers”.
Poor results, I just wouldn't phrase it like who you responded to or as "putting men in their place", especially given the context was about boys and not men. Putting "men" in their place as an adult woman can sometimes be physically dangerous. And it's not clear to me how effective it would be at that point of their (the mans) development.

It's also not clear to me at all that the person you are responding to is correct about mothering being about pampering or whatever. You could easily ascribe a tendency like that to the higher likelihood for single mothers to also be more stressed or less well off and with less time to invest in doing much more than trying to placate the child in the quickest way possible. Plenty of mothers that don't pamper and fathers that do, so that claim needs a citation I would think.
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No one is disputing that you can restore glycogen or water weight quickly.

But the issue is all of the studies I have looked at look at total FFM which does include the loss there. If you are on these GLP-1s there is water weight you are going to lose and keep off while on them due to the anti-inflammation effects, etc., and that water weight is going to be part of their calculations of FFM that has been lost.
Due to the active bombing campaign against the civilian population, many Palestinians are wounded before they are starved.
Top senator calls Salt Typhoon 'worst telecom hack in our nation's history'
I hope the DOJ and American public face the consequences of this incompetent decision.
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1. Tailwind is just 1 part of a build system, and it all adds up

2. Watch Inventing on Principle if you haven't already. Pushing build times into milliseconds or sub-milliseconds enables new capabilities
Look at it this way: getters/setters are the only conceivable way Laravel could ever get something like static analysability, and I wouldn’t call that framework particularly Javaian. What they do is make a whole sleuth of magic code actually discoverable and understandable, but you’ll never have to use them if you don’t want to. And even if a library under the hood implements a getter, all you’ll see of that is $foo->bar. There really have been both more invasive and more Java-style features in the past than this one.
Show HN: I develop software that can help you generate directory annotation tree
Sir, PHP can fly.

- https://www.php.net/manual/en/book.ffi.php

While I'm at it:

- https://pecl.php.net/package/tensor

- https://rubixml.com/

- https://github.com/RubixML/Tensor
> has many docker containers and vms running
Is it true that in MacOS you have to specify how much memory to be reserved for the Docker Desktop app (or colima or ...)? That means it doesn't matter how many docker containers you run, they can use only that amount of memory.
I kinda feel that their focus is more on building a great technology (& culture?) than a great business.

Not necessarily a bad choice; after all, for what shall it profit a man, if he shall gain the whole world, and lose his own soul?
I recently shifted to an M4 Pro MacBook Pro with 24GB - base model from Windows Machine. I was reading few sub-reddits where most
people going for 48GB just to be future proof which they would never require mostly. Personally, I am fine with
24GB except that it doesn't allow much bigger LLM but realized that bigger LLM then would require more memory
bandwidth also which would mean M4 Max. Decided to go ahead with M4 Pro base model and will use online LLM.
Given its popularity this can actually get into measurable carbon emission savings. Not world changing. But maybe a few international flights over the lifespan.
you would certainly have thought somehow differently if your thinking apparatus was consistently influenced by unnatural neurotransmitter concentration during its formation
I get that it would make evals even more expensive, but I would also try chain-of-thought! Have it explain its goals and reasoning for the next move before making it. It might be an awful idea for something like chess, but it seems to help elsewhere.
Liquidsoap is amazing. I've done a number of small radio projects with it and friends over the years, including some wild things like mixing 10+ remote drone musicians together into a single feed with just liquidsoap behind icecast and I don't feel like I've begun to scrape the surface of what it can do.
The split-brain experiment is one of my favorites! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wfYbgdo8e-8