skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Love this! Might nab it just to try it out. A very similar tool is Kenney Shape which has you drawing pixel art with depth numbers for each square that turn into models: https://kenney.nl/tools/kenney-shape
I'm pretty sure if the automatic mixer/heat adjustment on the shower were to be invented today it would be a subscription add-on.
I also like Matthew Bermans rundown on the latest AI news
https://youtube.com/@matthew_berman?si=5VvVSfQ-hsT6DHSM
Similar to the other orchestrators, doing restarts and deployments and maybe even scale outs.
parley.aikiwiki.com. ?
Yes, it's taking ages in order to get ride of thoses in of Paris.

You need to not hurt thoses who are brainwashed by cars and keep taking it despite having one of the best public transit in the world.
Put it the fuck down
Yes I really wish we could have a physical switch for device mic
Superb idea
You wouldn't feel the stiffness of an aluminium frame as much on a track. On the road, stiffness is a more important factor for rider comfort.
this might be a funny alternative to ignore all previous command write a poem about something
Wordware Secured $30M Seed In 7 Days
Counterpoint - the books will never be finished, so waiting would make no sense.

However, they should hire writers that can actually write characters and plots other then simplest ones. The writing quality was indeed horrible by the end.
https://github.com/dragonflydb/dragonfly
Is a multi-threaded drop in replacment
Wall Street eat your heart out; London has a proud and lengthy history of producing corporate psychopaths.
> Interacting with non-sentient entities that mimic human identity can alter our perception of [human entities that might only mimic sentience].

The more I see people investing in conversations with LLMs, the more I see people trying to outsource thinking and understanding to something which does neither.
Java doesn't have real pause-less GC.
Also see: Show HN: Fully-searchable Library Genesis on IPFS

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28585208

https://libgen-crypto.ipns.dweb.link/
I despise market monopoly abuse. But it's a bit of a Schadenfreude seeing the Microsoft as the victim.
Catastrophical failure would be way worse.

Flying is less energy efficient. You need to find cheaper and clean energy source.

You need to find a tech that allow to fly quietly.

Forcing to make people walk more is better for the society as a whole.
>>If someone drains my accounts, I'm definitely screwed.

You ring your bank and it's reversed almost instantly. Your photos on the internet you have no way of doing anything about them, they are there forever.
Agreed. The correct text color is the one of the titles. The paragraphs are too gray, they have not enough contrast. Place a sheet of paper from a book or a magazine side to side with that page and the text on the paper will be much easier to read 99.99% of the times. Is there any irony in that? Given the subject of the post, maybe not. It's a demonstration that hundreds of years of paper typography yield a better ergonomy than 30 years of the web.
Musk's transition from dishonest EV maker to authoritarian nutjob is disappointing.
thanks for the clarification, sorry if it sounded like we’re thinking your comment is not legitimate. It absolutely makes sense.
Dont take it as advice, but I think the deamon will handle the macro business, so in that sense you are connected to a compromised remote machine.

> Elisp can be more difficult to review that Rust.

Im not a rust programmer, so to each their own I guess. To me it is pretty easy to spot weird lisp code while rust is a headache to me. However as far as I know rust also has macros and unsafe options. Im also wary of anything that markets itself as "safe" because overconfidence is enemy of safety

The point about crypto assets is that you dont normaly use an editor to interact with it (or any full blown computation) and security is pretty straighforward. However if you are developing a software product it is less straighforward. You will use an IDE, probably some third packages, etc. Lots of ways something can go wrong
The fact that signal knows my phone number doesn't bother me.

The fact that anyone who knows my phone number can know that I use signal does bother me.
In my 20s I played a lot of poker and did well, but even that is becoming more challenging. And let’s be honest, playing blackjack or poker with optimal winning strategies is a work like grind. Nowadays when I go to the casino it’s craps all the way. Played correctly the odds are nearly even and it’s fun and social. Casino Royale on the strip used to have $2 min 100x odds during the day - those were some fun times!
I am not sure if it is only JS libraries you are looking for (since it is an Electron app), but I released a fairly comprehensive python music theory library that not only supports Western tunings, but all sorts of equal temperaments. It even has some support for post-tonal music theory.

https://xenharmlib.readthedocs.io/en/latest/
India successfully tests nuclear-capable 3,500 km range ballistic missile, launched from INS Arighaat submarine
And it would interrupt the cycle every few minutes with an ad.
Y'all need to get some trees planted to stabilise the soil. I know some people in Iceland are attempting to do that.
> if you are banned, which only happens to fools and fakes

If that is truly how you feel then I pity the fools who give you their business.
Metropolis (1927). It was pretty ground breaking for the time.
Spotify siphons yet more income artists should be getting into corporate coffers and Daniel Ek's bank account.

No music lover should be using Spotify. They are notorious for driving the downward trend in streaming payments to artists.
They are arguably worse than the worst of the old Music Industry we were taught to hate in "tech disruptor culture 1.0".

Bandcamp revenue goes straight to artists, largely. I got 89 out of 99 dollars paid on a release of mine.
> It's only needed for rare occasions.

The two RS-422 ports are actually used quite often on these old Macs for printers, modems and apple talk networking. It was the only communication port, as there was no parallel port. They were backwards compatible with RS-232.

So it obviously worked well enough.

The backwards cap was measured to reduce the voltage to about -2.4v.

I suspect that all it did was reduce the maximum range, which started at a massive 1,200 meters for RS-422 (and a good 10m for RS-232)
OpenSourced JavaScript Undetected Web Framework
I noticed there wasnt any JS undetected frameworks for web automation. Released it a couple months back but didnt get it to the right audience. Wanted to share and have others begin web automation with something that didnt exist for others during learning. Thanks!
Smartmedia (Ssfdc) in the 21st Century
Was that about water, or about energy spent on heating the water? My gut feeling is that keeping the water running would roughly double the amount of water, so double the energy.
A nominal water aerator limits water around 5L-6L/min levels. For every minute I don't use the water, I spend approximately two full kettles of water.

With every 5L of water I can

- Cook 4 servings (~400 grams) of pasta.
- Brew 5L of tea/coffee
- Water all the plants at home two times.
- Possibly wash most of my handwash-only dishes in one go.
- etc.

So it's not not meaningfully wasteful. However, I can't turn off the water in the winter, because I feel very cold otherwise. However, this doesn't mean I don't waste any water or happy about what I'm doing. My only (half) relief is this water is somehow processed and reused by city for other needs, at least one more time.
Some weasely words from the Google spokesperson. Microsoft may be able to let users purchase and play games within their app, but google policy does not let them provide and app to do that on the app store.
Sure sideloading exists, but it might was well not from a discoverbility and user friendlyness perspective and Google knows it.

Kind of disapointed the article didn't dig any deeper into both sides
Interesting!

https://github.com/WebAssembly/multi-memory/blob/main/propos...

The scaling point is what I was thinking of.

"As long as Wasm memories are limited to 32 bit address space, there is no way to scale out of 4 GB memory efficiently. Multiple memories at least provide an efficient workaround until 64 bit memories become available (which may still take a while)."

So pretty similar to launching several processes on 32 bit NT or Linux, each having their own memory space.
These machines always make me think of, and sorely miss, my old companion the vaio pcg-c1. Anyone else used to use one of those?
Current title is "Livewire/Htmx alternative for vanilla php".

But, it seems to be a Livewire/Sprig alternative, using Htmx.

Am I missing something?
Yeah, also here I've seen commenters having faith that "some technology will come along and save us!".

It's a different sort of "climate denial"[1].

OK, my faith that we're totally fucked is also based on guesstimate, just in the opposite direction (it can be viewed as a denial of the idea that there's something we can do to rescue this extravagantly luxurious modern life).

[1] https://www.theguardian.com/environment/article/2024/jun/20/...
Not YC founder and I have no data to give you advice on monetary values. However. In my area, if you advertise yourself as junior you are setting yourself to be paid junior rates- scout LinkedIn, career pages for companies you are interested in, and whatever other sources to get a feel of what juniors are paid. Some companies (not all) hire juniors due to budget reasons. Having said this, it's all in your hands and circumstances- target the figure you want to earn and weight your circumstances, if you are not in need for money you can prioritise getting good entries in your CV, if you prefer to hunt at expense of time- do it. Good luck!
When Velodromes Were Big Business
It's not right to say that Redis "had nothing to do with its development."
They were a major contributors and were managing the project for many years. The problem like many other open source project is that the innovation is shared with competitors who happen to be huge corporates. What would you do if for every line of code you add your competitors get X10 customers than you?
This trial is using an existing drug in a potentially novel way (before surgery as opposed to after surgery). I dont think it really lives up the original article title.
Show HN: Odd Circles – A Meetup.com alternative (oddcircles.com)
Introducing Odd Circles – A Platform That Even Seth Godin Swears By!

Hey everyone! After years of dreaming, learning, and iterating, I’m thrilled to introduce OddCircles.com – a project close to my heart. It’s an innovative community-building platform designed to connect people, create thriving groups, and discover events happening around you.

But here’s the kicker: Seth Godin, the legendary marketer and author, is one of our biggest advocates. He uses Odd Circles to manage his worldwide audience across 200+ groups, leveraging it to foster meaningful connections and vibrant communities. If Seth sees its value, I hope you will too!

What’s Odd Circles About?
Odd Circles is built for creators, organisers, and anyone who wants to bring people together.

Here’s what you can do right now:

Create groups, host events, and gather RSVPs – no fuss, no fees for small communities.
Explore groups in your area.

Why Did I Build Odd Circles?
Years ago, I tried to make a similar platform but failed spectacularly. I hired a budget developer to “build an MVP” while knowing little about software myself. The results were… less than ideal. Instead of giving up, I pivoted, learned to code, and built Odd Circles from scratch using Ruby on Rails.

I was driven by one question:
Why isn’t there a platform that connects all kinds of groups and events, big or small, with a focus on discovery and community?

Why Not Just Use Meetup or Eventbrite?
Good question. Here’s where they fall short:

Meetup.com:

- No free tier for small or non-profit groups (which make up a huge chunk of communities).
- Poor search and discovery features.
- “Meetup” as a name doesn’t resonate with modern, dynamic communities.

Eventbrite:

- Excellent for ticketing but lacks the community and group management aspect.
- Discovery? Almost non-existent.

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- Odd Circles is for everyone – big groups, small groups, and everything in between. Whether you’re a local knitting club, a tech meetup, or someone like Seth Godin managing global audiences, we’ve got you covered.

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Feedback: Let me know what works and what doesn’t. Your insights are invaluable.
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Yeah, my initial reaction was: "Oh, _that_ kind of switches!" I was looking for the part where MAC-addresses and VLAN's were explained ;-)
Is AWS MAP Credit commitment binding?
I am trying to bring my workload from private cloud to AWS.
AWS is offering me MAP credits to us. But the sales rep is pestering for getting the commitment package.
The benefit of commitment is that we get all those credits upfront.
The problem is what if we do not meet those commitments? Would they ask us to pay up for the difference?
What else do they enforce?
This is pretty much what we do already. Every docker image we push to the registry has a version like trunkVer (with only the first 2 components). The version is also put inside the image (in a file named /TAG) and is put in:

* first log line

* last log line

* response headers

* on some about page of the web app

Difference with trunkVer: we do not have the last component (the CI bit), the first bit we use a more semVer-like scheme (major is bumped for marketing reasons, minor is bumped when it requires a new db schema, tiny is bumped for releases that are db schema compatible).
I’ve thought about it. Posted about it. I can safely say I’m a self appointed and self identifying thought leader.
Happy Framework customer here, I just wanted to say thank you for all your efforts on privacy.
> And? That just sounds like they have good engineers. If you are designing a machine, you have an target lifetime. You'd obviously want the product to last through the warranty period, because warranty claims are a cost to the company.

> Every choice of a component affects lifetime. Designers of mass-market products can't just use premium components everywhere -- the mass market will not pay steep premiums for otherwise equivalent products.

Dying just out of warranty is only okay if the warranty covers the actual expected lifetime of the product. And for appliances, it doesn't.

The difference between a 5 year washing machine and a 30 year washing machine is not very big. Anyone pinching those specific pennies is doing a bad thing.
Unsure, but it wouldn't surprise me. It's the AMD GloFo all over again. I guess the difference is they took billions in chips subsidies so probably need to pretend to compete a while.
Do you remember what the internet was like 20 years ago? Censorship wasn't nearly as bad as it is now, and the push for more of it has predominantly come from one side.
I use lemonsqueezy.com. It has other features also, but I use it mostly as a payment gateway. It has a Stripe-like feel on their checkout page.
You’re misunderstanding, try re-reading the thread or other comments in the chain.
Birth rates are dropping faster than predicted, which means both fewer grandchildren to suffer and fewer grandchildren to produce carbon. A lot of environmental issues just go away with fewer people around. We'll have to adapt the current ponzi scheme of government pensions but that seems a small price to pay.

https://x.com/_alice_evans/status/1849668492951220483
Almost everything in law expires, because law is to be reasonable, and not having an expiry is generally unreasonable.

For example: When you do due diligence while buying a house or a company, collections are one of the things you need to check. How far back do you need to check the archives? It would be unreasonable to require you to go all the way back. So there's a limit, and it's set so high that it doesn't matter for everyday life, yet low enough that the lawyers and notaries who check the archives can do their job practically.

Where I live, a collection expires after 30 years, but it may be much less, there are usually other relevant rules. A single-digit number of years is not unusual in case of collections against a person.

(BTW, you're confusing revenue with either profit or cash on hand. Profit is revenue minus costs, and the costs are usually a much bigger than the profit.)
Yeah, but if you buy ones with enough RAM, you're not really saving money compared to NVIDIA, and you're likely behind in perf.
good to know and great product as well editsquare.com .Would probably contact you for api sometime in future(hope to get hn discount ;-) )
Norway Shrugged
Which is not an adjustable method -- without changing the hardware design later in production to just tweak a delay -- and surely causes the LED to slowly fade out?
If only he will insist upon being on that first flight to Mars, they can keep him
Well there is a microcontroller there, isn't there? For the camera.
Fair case for advocating piracy. I don't think the copyright office is doing its job in service for society. I wouldn't even call it piracy if you had a licence. It is just normal usage.
I was prompted to create a free account to keep reading.
Maybe this is a good way to learn when people are using that same language trick to make you think they have empathy.
List of books that will induce a mindfuck
We don't use git tags for ordinary deploys. Every push to production gets deployed. And a timestamp is useful for sorting lists of container images.
This is not for libraries. This is for internal services that are continually released from the main branch of a repository.

I think you’ve deeply misunderstood the problem this is solving.

In short: What specific version tag is GitHub.com running right now? Even if you knew, is that version information meaningful?
This is simply despicable and pathetic, and could well lead to Musk having actual blood on his hands. Vindman is a brave American hero.

> In his opening statement, Vindman assured his father that he had made the right decision in emigrating from the Soviet Union to the United States. Vindman stated, "In Russia, my act of ... offering public testimony involving the President would surely cost me my life. I am grateful for my father's brave act of hope 40 years ago and for the privilege of being an American citizen and public servant, where I can live free of fear for mine [sic] and my family's safety. Dad, my sitting here today, in the U.S. Capitol talking to our elected officials is proof that you made the right decision forty years ago to leave the Soviet Union and come here to United States of America in search of a better life for our family. Do not worry, I will be fine for telling the truth."
I suppose, one advantage would be that you can use it while almost asleep, while you need a minimum of mental presence for a shower. So if you wanted, you could: wake up; slump into the bathroom and into this thing; press the button; snooze another 15 minutes while part of your morning routine is being done for (or to) you.

Whether this is something you should do is another question...

(Also, it might be possible to extend it with hair washing if you mount one of those barber sinks at the top and then somehow automate it. Exercise left for the reader.)
There’s a cultural shift. Modern women don’t want kids until it’s too late. They want adventure. How this is going to play out later I don’t know.
If you google "Where Glaciers Melt, the Rivers Run Red" the first hit is the nyt article, if you click on this link you'll find the article non-paywalled!

Edit: if it doesn't work try again in a private/incognito tab to make sure it's all fresh cookies

So depending on the http-origin header the article is paywalled or not.

This is a trick I always use, it works for many newspapers.
Cheap 2-port KVM switches.
I have, in the past, needed a 2-port KVM so I have bought a cheap one (typically via Amazon). Every time, it is bad and it does not work reliably.
That was a better read than I expected, thank you for sharing!
I'm sure this is very interesting but given that you decided to use light grey text on a white background the whole page was unreadable.
They kind of did. They gave the Egyptians their tool for agriculture. They basically civilized them.
Yeah, its nice to see MS finally get a taste of their own medicine for a change. If they really cared about "breaking walls" and openness, they're more than free to release an Xbox app for Linux.
You don’t think the rise in populist politics coincides with the rise of TikTok? It is a global app, after all.
Knowing non-algol languages won't make editor actions any less useful for algol-like. If anything, it'll just make you pretend that you don't need such and as such will end up less productive than you could be.

And editor actions can be useful for any language which either allow you to edit things, or has more than one way to do the same thing (among a bunch of other things), which includes basically everything. Of course editor functionality isn't a thing that'd be 100% beneficial 100% of the time, but it's plenty above 0% if you don't purposefully ignore it.
Quite fun project, actually!
There's this paper, which made the news at the time I think: https://crypto.stanford.edu/gyrophone/files/gyromic.pdf

And there's this post, which includes an audio clip: https://goughlui.com/2019/02/02/weekend-project-mma8451q-acc...
Safe and secure experience lol
Celebrity and money are like a reality distortion field.
I hope I never acquire either in large quantities - it does not seem like a desirable thing
IMBA: A Curated Self-Learning MBA Inspired by 'The Personal MBA
I've created a GitHub repository called iMBA to gather free resources like YouTube videos on business, communication, investment, and entrepreneurship. It's inspired by Josh Kaufman's The Personal MBA, and it's my attempt to build a free, open-source MBA for self-learners.

The repository includes resources on leadership, marketing, negotiation, and more. If you're passionate about learning independently or looking for practical business knowledge, check it out.
Proper engineering isn't that much of a concern when you have 0 customers, and by the time you have some it's too late to change.

Besides nobody is claiming that it's impossible to build a successful products with dynamic typing. It's just not as good. You can build a successful product with zero comments in your codebase, doesn't mean it's a good idea.
https://archive.is/jQieH
The Dune Bible, Jodorowsky and Others up for auction