skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Regarding solark statement about using their own backend. I am pretty sure they transitioned to it around May 2024. Before that it was different site, which I am pretty sure was shared by all deye customers. I wonder if this event was planned well in advance...
Oh no, the medias got actually way more responsible after the World War. Before the war, mainstream media were more like super-biased propaganda machines. Only after the world wars society realized they need more toned-down truth-first analytical medias.
It's likely that the best apple will be whatever of the "honeycrisp-like" varieties you can acquire on with the shortest time between tree and your mouth.
Can we stop with these spiels on Abominable Intelligence making their way to the front page?
The fact you think some ideas are "harmful" is exactly why humanity needs sites like these. We don't trust people like you to determine which ideas are "harmful" and which aren't, which ideas are worth spreading and which aren't. We want to see for ourselves, thank you very much.

We are especially interested in the ideas that people deem offensive enough to suppress. Are they actually wrong or are they just socially unacceptable? Whatever the truth is, it can't be learned from a place that suppresses discussion of it. Declaring the matter as settled and suppressing any opposing viewpoint is the very definition of an echo chamber.
nice dashboards for information about generation. but most importantly remote troubleshooting/diagnostics. as example i have system made from multiple inverters, batteries, car charger and backup interface. after installation some stuff slightly misbehaved. manufacturer support were able to look at system logs and configuration and identify that system is slightly incorrectly wired/configured, after what installer was able to fix it.
same thing goes for malfunctioning parts of system. support can take a glance at it and issue rma on spot
Seems to me documentation can also be superstition if it's out of date.

I wonder if LLMs can generate docs at any reasonable level of usefulness and accuracy

Speaking of which, I just tried using ChatGPT to create a React app with typescript and rollup. What it generated didn't work (got errors). Of course I could tell it the errors and it fixed them but it suggests they aren't yet ready to write accurate docs
Back in the USSR the German graves weren't respected to say the least. The gravesites were usually unmarked. There was a segment of people whose "hobby" was to raid those graves for the various artifacts - daggers, golden teeth, watches and whatever else given buried German soldier had on him, whether of his own or that he may have collected as his "hobby" during the invasion.

A soldier had to carry everything with him, and as we know from the documents of the time the gold and watches were naturally among the most frequent loot items carried by them (sidenote: widespread motorized infantry armor has changed the game since then - the Russian BTRs and BMPs in the Chechen war for example were full of rags and electronics that the Russian soldiers looted from the Chechen homes, and in the Ukrainian war it has been computers/laptops/TVs, auto parts, etc.). The soldier in the article seems to have correctly decided that the ancient coins 1. may be more valuable than gold, 2. there is less competition looting local historic museum, and 3. if you're taken prisoner carrying those ancient artifacts you're less likely to be shot as a marauder than with say a pocket full of golden teeth - even today in this article they call him a "numismatics enthusiast".
Oh no it still hallucinates - I searched for song lyrics I know exist on Google then bing, then gpt after trying to push it in the right direction and it insisted it was another song. I finally just started to manually look for it and found it.
It’s definitely sad. Unfortunately a lot of people bring their own baggage. Regardless of disagreement it’s important to minimize unintended influence. Getting people to write their feedback down ahead of time should be the bare minimum.
I've written a ton of Go, for fun and professionally.

And it starts getting to you, because a lot of problems just don't have nice solutions in the language because of its limitations. So you start accumulating kludges, which lowers the bar for quality in the entire code base.

There are PLENTY of techniques and abstractions that are VERY useful yet not expressible in a sane way in Go.

It's a nice enough language for beginners, but acting like it's the end all of programming just makes you look like a fool.
high quality bait
I will also add that I feel that Swift has now become a language designed by brainiacs for brainiacs. As opposed to Go which tries to stay small and simple.
Median and mean are not the same distribution. Consider three uniform values. For the median to be small two need to be small, but the mean needs three.

I think order statistics are more useful than what you described, because “min” and “max” are themselves quantiles and more conceptually similar to “median” than to “mean”.

Trying to imagine how to bridge from min/max to mean, I guess you could take weighted averages with weights determined by order, but I can’t think of a canonical way to do that.
> most of the people that do strength training know the anxiolytic effect

Many people also thought drinking bleach prevents Covid. Whatever people NK and feel, it is important to have it confirm scientifically.
"Previously, advertising was a means to fund cool technology (and also get filthy rich)."

What is advertising now.

Is it possible that the "technology" being funded is "the delivery of advertising over a computer network".

Is that "cool technology". If not, then is the "cool technology" serving as bait to lure in ad targets, i.e., is it merely a component of the advertising services technology.

Why not sell or license the "cool technology" for fees instead of hiring "advertising guys". Why can't this unspecified "cool technology" exist on its own. The parent comment implies there is "value" in "the system", presumably independent of advertising.
>Instagram actively helping spread of self-harm among teenagers, study finds
Researchers say parent company Meta is failing to remove explicit images on the social media site

Actively? No, failing to remove is not actively.
Yeah, I find the idea of using a rating site like this extremely bizarre. And after clicking on the link, that opinion is only further cemented by what seems to be a deliberate opinionated and sarcastic tone. I can only assume they want to court controversy for the sake of clicks.

For what it's worth, the only apples I buy, when they're local and in season, are McIntosh, which this site helpfully puts in the "pure shit" bin. That's just, well, wrong? Apples can be good without being bred for flavorless crispness like so many are today. And there's a difference between "soft" and "mealy", and good McIntosh apples are firmly (ha) on the soft side.

I like pink lady apples too, which this site rates "excellent", and honeycrisp are consistently acceptable - the Starbucks of apples - so it's not that they're making things up, but I think they are only rating apples along one axis and seem to have a thing for recent cultivars over classics and heirloom varieties.
I think it's less about strict hardiness and more about suitability for mass growing in Washington. The Honey crisp has declined because it's getting grown in places it doesn't really do well. The Cosmic Crisp is bred for those very places.

So it may not be as good at peak (or it might, here in WA the peak of the Cosmic Crisp can be pretty high indeed) but it should stay strong over the years.
Our headband uses bone conduction speaker within the headband which sits in the middle of your forehead. Absolutely ear plugs are compatible. Wearing headphones should be fine, there is nothing in, covering, or near your ears.

Sorry for the wrong link, the page is "science" not "research", I'll create a redirect, I often type that wrong. https://www.affectablesleep.com/science

I'd be keen to hear about your experience with the Philips product. We've spoken to some of their researchers, but I've never met a consumer who had one. We've spoken with many people who had the Dreem headband which had similar technology in some markets (not the US).

You can reach me at pete[at] you know the domain - if you're willing to share your experience.

Thanks
I have worked at multiple of the FAANGs. I know quite well how much overhead these kind of releases take and how much overhead any centralized release team made to “help” end up adding. It’s not just a few small things that you mention.
Do you want world war three? Because this is how you get world war three.
ahhhh but why would you read the whole thing… c’mon mate… :)
Has Nissan sold this data time and again?

Or are you again presenting an assumption as fact.

I think assuming a company is selling your data is a completely fair one. But it’s also completely fair to ask that people don’t use language that implies factual knowledge to represent those assumptions.

If only to make your argument better you might evaluate your comments and see how your language is weakening it.
Introducing: Apple Iceberg™ Isolate your apps for enhanced security through Secure Containers™ on all MacOS™ systems
Oh fuck me, it’s a fellow autistic. You’d think after all these years on the planet my brain would be able to immediately respond with “Fine. You?” but no, this is what my brain does before eventually replying.
Good observation. That would be for https://blog.koenvh.nl/what-does-this-button-do-cm42u2oi7000... , https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42276620 .
Providing a platform that allows spreading is active
Great work! One of my favorites people should check out is https://x.com/beesandbombs
Popular in 2023 (171 points, 34 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37360502
Hackers claim to have cracked Microsoft's software licensing protection
Handling a Stripe Payment Attack During Our Product Hunt Launch
I’ve been in conversations many times where lawyers chose language about a product that the product couldn’t do and there would be no reasonable way to do it technically.

The language is usually in response to specific precedents or jurisdictions where surprises happened to someone else.
Exactly!

I'm in Seattle. You would think I could reliably find good apples here.

I can not. Even at farmer's markets, it's obvious some of the offerings have been stored... which makes me question the stuff that isn't obvious. At least it's better than the supermarkets, which have been selling New Zealand apples... in Washington... in September... yeah no thanks!
As far as I can tell Gabapentin made my dogs back legs stop working.

There were no confounding factors or medications, the medication was not prescribed due to spinal or leg injury and both back legs ceased to work for the brief period he was on it and function returned as soon as it left his system.

Since then I've heard of several people who had their dogs put down shortly after they were put on gabepentin because they "couldn't walk any longer.", this is my anecdotal experience obviously but if your dog has pain that is unrelated to its spine and is prescribed gabepentin I would give time for it to wear off before putting your dog down.
Modulo things like compliance where all changes must be traced back to an auditable review, abandoning the assumption that Pull Requests are necessary to keep the default branch working is an experiment everyone should try.

Having worked on projects where pairing replaced PRs it's virtually unheard of in many shops to trust individuals to this level. But it works just fine in many circumstances because for larger changes you eventually end up using PRs as something more than a rubber stamp.
Yeah it's pretty crazy. The ones the supermarket uses for the whole roasted chickens seem to be smaller, so you might ask if they sell them uncooked.

Or check for local farms that sell free-range birds. They will have a more varied diet including insects, grubs, and not just corn or whatever they feed the birds at the big factory farms. They won't be cheap however.
The more such evidence about new cars means the more I'm glad I got a used car, a 2001 GMC in good condition!!!

Car makers: For some people your new cars can't compete with your 20+ year old used cars! Right, 20 years of changes resulted in big steps backwards.

In general avoid obscurity and complexity. And instead emphasize the KISS principle -- keep it simple silly!

Suggestion: For SUV models with a door in the back, some have just one door and a hinge at the top. Instead have the long common two doors, one with the hinge high and the other, low. That way, can actually have a "tailgate picnic party" and reduce the number of times a head hits the door.

And there is a problem: Please return to the old round headlights, two for low beam and two more for high beam. They gave better light, didn't have a plastic covering that got cloudy, didn't have the current obscure way to replace a light that failed, and were easy to understand and aim and cheap to replace.

I know, the old lights were cheap. But also remember, they were better!!!
A good way to not only eliminate syntax errors (given the minimal typing), but also greatly reduce type errors (although from a glance I don't see mention of type-hint checks to ensure incompatible sockets aren't connectable). It bothers me that I see nothing about async support, nor reusing a graph as a node in another graph (after all, it's all function compositions). Maybe I'll try it, but I don't like to think of the hoops I may have to jump through to work around limitations.
“Right away”. lol.
I feel like this is the result of trying to retrofit concurrency onto a language with a huge baggage (mostly mandated by the company developing it).

You either make all the decisions from the start, and build on top of them (see Erlang for an example), or you spend years trying to bolt concurrency (of any form) on top (see OCaml for an example)
First Electromechanical Music Synthesizer
No, what happened to them?
https://x.com/anthonynaguirre/status/1861893538532991096?s=4...
State of the Web App: Current Woes and Promising Futures
If anything regulators will prefer to abolish NON-connected devices.
People have too inflated sense to "ask an AI" about something – Karpathy
380 comments for "discussing" a simple fleet tracking addon. It's Saturday, get out and have fun instead, you nerds. Oh wait, that uppens your carbon etc. footprint.
This is a thing I love about living in WA, I get the apples a few years before everyone else. Lets me send them to friends across the US before they hit their supermarkets.

And yes really the interesting thing is they're different and new. Tho I do really like cosmics. Especially if you dry them in a food dehydrator and then powder them into whipped cream.

Same deal with cherries.
QwQ-32B significantly better at competition problems than previous open models
I've been prescribed both available Orexin antagonists (Daridorexant and Suvorexant) for insomnia.

They work very well for me and I've noticed no side effects.

I've been taking them about 2-3 years now.

FWIW, I found Dayvigo to work better than Quviviq but they both do the job.
I prefer Cobian Backup. It makes regular archives, incremental and differential backups and allows extracting just one needed file from the backup.

For full disk backup I prefer partition-saving. Also works from DOS and Linux, both backup and restore.
I did not experience night paralysis while using lemborexant.

I can think of a few reasons I might have avoided it, but who knows for sure. I wasn't on it that long (about a year? not going to look it up), I as a general rule do not remember my dreams unless I'm interrupted, the underlying cause of my total insomnia was pharmalogical, I've always had some level of sleep disorder, I've been on every other sort of sleep aid, I used it with melatonin... who really knows.
"Single dead soldiers can be put in proper graves as time/manpower is not an issue with a single body"

Just desputing the non issue claim here.
That's a good point. If the proposal is to propagate that all the way through the pipe chain I'd support that. My gut negative reaction is to the complexity of adding flush timers.
Decided that I'm going for Elixir this year. Did few last years puzzles and the experience was really good.
Not All Frustrations Are Created Equal (2014)
Can't trust a site that has Fuji 39 points lower than honeycrisp when they are extremely similar.
Empire is my favorite because of it's crisp texture and semi-tartness. Granny Smith is probably next, it's the most sour one I can reliably find.

Pink lady's texture is not great and I find it too sweet.
https://archive.today/DQQPJ
This is fantastic. Scientific advancement requires graceful, honest and straightforward acknowledgement of mistakes.
I just don't want the history of everything I ever said online to be easily scrappable and connected to my name and address.

All the things I've said are me but different facets of me that I may or may not want to reveal to other people and even when I do I want to have option to reveal them on my terms and pace.
If you built good useful infrastructure people are more likely to want to keep it, use it and defend it.

The UK didn't build good infrastructure to capitalize on the cyclist interest so could not ride the positive wave of a new status quo bias.
I’ve been playing with a new Lunar Lake laptop and they’ve complicated things even further with the Neural Processing Unit (NPU)

Now if your vectors are INT8/FP8 you’re supposed to shovel them into this accelerator via PCIe, rather than packing into registers for AVX512.

I wish they’d just pick an interface for vector ops and stick with it.
https://www.justice.gov/opa/pr/florida-telecommunications-an...

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flmd.43...

https://storage.courtlistener.com/recap/gov.uscourts.flmd.43...
Any idea where those could be located on the us side of the border in Detroit?
No personal attacks, please.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

Edit: since you've been doing this a lot already, I've banned the account. If you don't want to be banned, you're welcome to email hn@ycombinator.com and give us reason to believe that you'll follow the rules in the future.
Hello mtmail,

Thanks for sharing your thoughts!

I completely agree that for simple tasks like a grocery list or reminders (e.g., "buy flowers" or "trash day"), just a word or two is enough to jog the user's memory. Those kinds of tasks don’t really need much detail or input from an AI.

What I had in mind for integrating ChatGPT, though, was more for work-related or hobby-focused tasks—things that require a bit of planning or creativity. As you mentioned, for ChatGPT to be effective at breaking down or prioritizing a task (or at least offering tips or starting points), the user would need to provide more context or detail.

To make this easier, I imagine the user writing a brief description of the task with the help of prebuilt prompts. These prompts would guide them in crafting the description so that ChatGPT can clearly understand what the task is about. For example, prompts could ask, “What’s the goal of this task?” or “What’s your timeline?” This way, the process of describing tasks wouldn’t feel overwhelming or time-consuming for the user.

I get that this might require more effort than just jotting down "do laundry" or "call mom," but my focus is on helping with more complex tasks—like writing, research, or work deadlines—where this extra input could genuinely help users stay ahead of their schedule and avoid procrastination.

What do you think about that approach?
You do understand what you described is basically Bolshevik/French revolution only different times.

Some men with some power using young starry eyed young people to grab much more power from incumbents.
These days it seems as though game stability is a complete afterthought, at least for the big publishers. :/
You're missing the point of my comment.

Someone is contesting that "frameworkism isn't delivering" when we have objective data to prove that it is in fact not delivering.

The Amazon store is just a good example because there's a lot of data about it, not because it's FAANG.
Seems great for tracking POI on CCTV.
I build a whole TTRPG around this fact, so that it's easier to create realistic performance curves for characters as they skill up.

Yeah I'm real fun at parties.
If they like Spoons now, I guess that means the enshittification hasn't yet set in?
God grocery store jalapeños are such a disappointment. They're water flavored.
You need to work with code from multitude of sources, then you will learn how to read code efficiently. And how futile are your dreams about styles. We are not supermodels and fasion designers, far from it, get over it!
Yes, it was noticably lower quality than "good normal sleep" (80%?). Better than I got on eszopiclone (60%?) or zolpidem (40%??), worse than trazodone (90+%, but woke up every day like I'd been hit in the head with a frying pan) or temazepam (150%! amazing! but tolerance within a month and then addiction soon after if one is stupid enough to push back on a benzo, so no good).
Paying to post sounds like the only good solution. There is no privacy problem if they accept Monero.
I will go out of my way to avoid Fuji and Gala, FWIW. I used to like Honeyscrisp but they have been disappointing lately indeed. Didn't know this was a thing, but my takeaway is I should be on the lookout for weirdly named ones next time I'm shopping.
What can I say, it's a bleak world. People with depression, ADHD, autoimmune syndromes, and other physical or mental disorders drug themselves so they can function in society, so it's not like that's new.
I realized I like my apples real sour so Pink Ladies are my favorite at the moment.
> IoT devices are not necessities

I wouldn’t go that far.

To best of my awareness, there are no good automatic cat feeders on the market - just crappy ones and tolerable ones.

This doesn’t mean they’re a some novelty gimmick I don’t really need. I’ve got two cats, one had developed a health condition that requires special diet - and I’d say that a feeders that track consumption and can recognize between two furry assholes and unlock only for the appropriate one, are basically a necessity for me here. Without those I would have to force unnatural feeding schedules on my cats, so I can watch them eating from their own bowls.

Even basic stuff like smart lights isn’t totally a gimmick. It’s not just a light with phone for a remote control, after all. Being smart enough to e.g. not blast at full brightness in my eyes if I need something at nighttime is not just a fancy thing, but good for sleeping hygiene.
wrong thread? It seems pretty coherent to me.
And yet somehow every day people are importing files from one application into another application.

A solution doesn't have to be 100% to be useful. 3D file formats are a complete mess and yet somehow movies get made.