skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are other blokes who mindfucked the world and penned down some of their ideas who similarly, and maybe for similar reasons did not make the list. There's Mao Tse-Tung's 'Quotations from Chairman Mao Tse-tung' and other works published in his name [1], countless works 'by' Joseph Stalin [2], Adolf Hitler's 'Mein Kampf' and other works in his name [3] just to mention a few. All of these had great impact on the world and inspired countless people just like the collected works of Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. I suspect this is not the type of inspiration the authors of the list are looking for, hence their omission.

[1] https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/4797485.Mao_Zedong

[2] https://www.goodreads.com/author/list/138332.Joseph_Stalin

[3] https://www.goodreads.com/author/show/30691.Adolf_Hitler
For folks who want a regular (not low-poly) modeler which is a small/light-weight download, Dune 3D seems the best thing to try:

https://dune3d.org/

Previous discussions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37979758

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40228068

The other notable thing to try is Solvespace or maybe NASA's Open Vehicle SketchPad (for opensource)
You could but then you also leave it wide open for others to mess with it if they get their hands on it (evil maid attack)

There's a reason security-conscious roms like GrapheneOS and CalyxOS only support devices where the bootloader can be relocked after installing.
I am running it on a 32G memory mac mini with an M2 Pro using Ollama. It runs fine, faster than I expected. The way it explains plans for solving problems, then proceeding step by step is impressive.
Did they finally realize how AWS/Azure/Gcloud actually generate their exorbitant profit margins?
as someone who has been involved in gallery making in the past, i love it
related url, for syscall intercepting made easy:
https://github.com/bieganski/asstrace/

see `pathsubst` example.

unfortunately set of use cases for `ptrace`-based solution is limited, due to high performance overhead.
Already linked yesterday, btw, with a comment by one of the authors:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42249609
Good. Maybe they can stop null routing traffic to paid customer accounts because their abuse detection false-positives constantly.
The low code space has been well explored. Excel is the flagship product in that space.

You tell me if you want to be involved with a long lived and non trivial collection of spreadsheets.
In evolutionary terms, being taller, fatter and more muscular is advantageous, but in practical terms it's just a lot of extra weight to drag around for a lifetime, along with all the extra calories of energy needed to do so.
Just got this via email. Well that's great, just as I moved a high bandwidth client to them a couple months ago. I love the "if you don't like it feel free to cancel" in the email also. SMH.
If we get back to how it was originally presented:
https://www.expo70-park.jp/cause/expo/sanyo/

It was part of a world expo, and from the text we can see it was set as a futuristic vision targeted at anyone that could use the apparatus. The official description also has no focus on the models or who it should be used for in any specific detail.

I get your point on the models all being women, but as that has more to do to the period than the machine itself, it isn't remarkable in itself. It would be like commenting on the show guides being sexy women when discussing Mercedes' prototype at 90s cars. Pointing at the sexism and gender gap doesn't help the subject.
Leisure Suit Larry was ahead of its time with its age verification system.
I've only just found out that he suffered from Multiple Sclerosis: https://www.sheldonbrown.com/org/ms.html
Unity moment.
Curious about this aswell
First of all the epoxy blob may well contain a mostly off-the-shelf SOC, maybe lightly customized (mask programmed ROM, choice of peripherals). Not a full custom design.

Second, volume! If you're going to make a million of something, the NRE of a relatively low-tech chip isn't so bad.

Also, FPGAs can be reprogrammed in the field if necessary.
For hobby or laboratory purposes, it’s worth a try. Some probably will come back completely.

But if you wanted to use them in production, and be able to blame me when it didn’t work, I’d say no.
I don't have a horse in this race but in my opinion a more graceful way to deal with this is to freeze the account until the under-16 is over-16 so they don't lose their friend connections, history, etc... The under 16 should have time to add a comment saying how to contact them otherwise. Discord group, etc... There must be a reason to remove the account that I can not see.
What happens if the account belongs to the parent but all the content is by the child?
Bit annoying that the word tariff differs between the continents. Was thinking it related to possible trade tariffs
Oh shit, did some VC or PrivEquity buy Hetzner? Will we have HWS soon?...
They are: https://www.statista.com/chart/26773/profitability-developme...
I just turn on Reading Mode when that happens so I can at least read the content. I find that most websites don’t have circumventions for it (at least the Safari Reader Mode on my phone).
Are demographics controlled for here? We know the proportion of foreign born has been increasing since the 70s, are these results attempting to remove the effect of non-native speakers?
Am I calculating right that 20TB per month means around ~60Mbits per second for 24/7? Not a network expert, but it is hard to see how this could be sustainable for less than €5/month.

Sounds a bit like the usual case where company is able to give a generous offering because most customers utilize just a small portion of it. Maybe with the attention they have been getting, they have attracted more bandwidth hungry customers.
How do they plan on verifying age without using a government id?
People don't get involved in criminality, in general, out of desperation, but because they enjoy the lifestyle. Hence the hundreds of successful e.g. rappers who end up in prison (or dead) even long after they had far more than enough money that any sense of wanting was far behind them.
The best response I can give to you is quoting Chesterton's Heretics:

"Mr. Rudyard Kipling has asked in a celebrated epigram what they can know of England who know England only. It is a far deeper and sharper question to ask, “What can they know of England who know only the world?” for the world does not include England any more than it includes the Church. The moment we care for anything deeply, the world—that is, all the other miscellaneous interests—becomes our enemy. Christians showed it when they talked of keeping one’s self “unspotted from the world;” but lovers talk of it just as much when they talk of the “world well lost.” Astronomically speaking, I understand that England is situated on the world; similarly, I suppose that the Church was a part of the world, and even the lovers inhabitants of that orb. But they all felt a certain truth—the truth that the moment you love anything the world becomes your foe. Thus Mr. Kipling does certainly know the world; he is a man of the world, with all the narrowness that belongs to those imprisoned in that planet. He knows England as an intelligent English gentleman knows Venice. He has been to England a great many times; he has stopped there for long visits. But he does not belong to it, or to any place; and the proof of it is this, that he thinks of England as a place. The moment we are rooted in a place, the place vanishes. We live like a tree with the whole strength of the universe."
> extracting information

> excellent grades

have nothing to do with interiority -- the main thrust of the article
I'm slightly disappointed that this is not the Tea-Time that formed the comms/sync protocol used in the Croquet VR system (on Squeak Smalltalk) some years back. :)
How old are the kids? What do they want to do?

Setting things up for a 6 year old who wants to watch YouTube videos (hint, install FreeTube) is different than setting things up for a 16 year old.
Oof, that reduction in bandwidth is huge.

Am I correct that this only applies to outgoing WAN traffic? Incoming/internal is still free?
Ideally they do lose all of that. That’s the root of the problem.
I worked at a company that was vertically integrated. The fab was across the road from where ASICs were designed. The last technology node, I believe, was 130nm on 6" wafers. To go the next step would have cost something like $1B in 1990s dollars. That's a tall order for an in-house fab; if you're going to spend that kind of money the fab had better be doing something all the time. So either you take on foundry work, or you get rid of the fab and farm out your work to a foundry elsewhere.

As far as I know, the same thing happened up the food chain; the company that did make our next ASICs (IBM, Essex Junction Vermont) has spun off that fab as well. So it goes.
Was also disappointed after receiving this update today, price increases across the board and gone are the days of generous 20TB free traffic which we've been enjoying for over a decade. Our Hetzner VMs now limited to 1-3TB free traffic, feels like the end of an era.
Are you referring to the United Kingdom? Because there is no formal difference between 'spiritual' and 'temporal' power in the upper house, only a difference in how the peer gets into it. All bishops in the House of Lords (which is only a fraction of bishops in the Church) can vote on the same motions that the lords can, and some of them (but not that many) choose to do so.
Yes, your neighbor effects the count. Every card dealt does. Though the more hands on the table, the more knowledge you gain each hand; and this can directly impact a decision to double (though doubling also moves the long game odds towards the house).

An individual can also play multiple hands at the same table (or virtually) to gain this knowledge advantage, though it quickly becomes more obvious.

It terms of etiquette, it's fine to be obvious about counting a single deal, it's the long game that gets you the most advantage and kicked out.
At least from that link, they are not talking about bandwidth, but included traffic.
AI app intends to become the largest food recipe directory
I've created this help to help individuals & family get recipes ideas from ingredients they already have at home - no need to make extra groceries

The mission is to help those users eat better (whole food), reduce waste of ingredients they already have, and make savings by cooking more at home

And here's the thing: everytime a user generate a AI recipe based on his own ingredients, it publish online the recipe.

They are around 50 recipes published everyday and indexed on google. Soon enough, I believe this app will be the largest directory of recipes, and all automated
That’s a bit harsh but probably for understandable reasons, I wonder if DHHs shoutout to Hetzner in his last demo had an effect.
Iirc Warcraft 2 came out well after the LCIII was obsolete (in fact, I’d be surprised if it was ever released for 68k Macs). Official system requirements list PowerPC and MacOS 7.6 as minimum required[1]. Maybe thinking of a different game?

[1] https://www.blizzplanet.com/blog/comments/warcraft_ii_tides_...
The author disables SMT (hyperthreading) like this:

disabled_cpus=(1 3 5 7 9 11 13 15)
for cpu_no in $disabled_cpus ; do
echo 0 | sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu$cpu_no/online
done

But there is an easier way on Linux that doesn't require parsing /sys/devices/system/cpu/cpu*/topology/thread_siblings_list:

sudo tee /sys/devices/system/cpu/smt/control <<< off
Ask HN: Happy Thanksgiving What technology are you thankful for?
My shortlist:
I am thankful for
- Brave browser
- Android
- The chatbots: cgpt, claude, gemini etc
- Home assistant
- Anything that improves remote working
Private entities face challenges from CCP? I don't think this is true as a blanket statement. For example Evergrande did not receive bailouts for their failed investments which checks out with your statement. But at the same time US and EU have been complaining about state subsidies to Chinese electric car makers giving them an unfair advantage. I guess they help sectors which they see as strategically important.
https://webodf.org was an attempt for that. Unfortunately, funding ran out.
Brutal! “Simply put”
> I suppose still not ready to be a daily driver to replace my normal phone?

I'd say that depends on your definition of daily driver and/or how much compromises you're willing to take. I occasionally see members at my larger hackerspace running around with those or other seemingly "unfit" hardware and not complain too much about it ;)
Honest question: how do you assess the risk to MBR as lower?

Related: How many hardware platforms are currently available with "pure" MBR support, that is, completely lacking in UEFI? My understanding is that all relatively recent systems have only UEFI and some have a hybrid mode through which they can recognize and load MBR.
A lot less bandwidth and higher prices with less than a week until it goes live. That's insane.
The other way to avoid it is to just respect everyone at your table, like Guru Nanak and those like him who have trod the road to universal compassion, and just keep things as simple as possible.

Hierarchies are great for govt, militaries, and companies, but only when kept to a minimum. The US was successful in WWII because the commanders set the goals and then let their sub-leaders get on with their jobs, allowing for creative, adaptive improvisation. Korean Airlines' cultural hierarchies almost got them delisted from Canada's airspace.

Spiritual folks within their orgs each have different levels of development, but if someone believes they are "better" than another person, that's the ego.

An enlightened individual is kind and respectful to everyone. At the same time, they always bear the truth without regard to people's ego-bruises and supposed slights. Those are what they are and are solely that person's responsibility to level-up from.
The problem isn't the projecting. The problem is treating a projection as if it was the thing itself, or its One True Representation, instead of merely a facet that should be considered together with many other projections along different axes.
They have something called “myID” (a digital ID), which is available to anyone 15 or older.
Of course. I make up my own test problems, but it is likely that the questions and problems that I make up are not totally unique, that is, probably similar to what is in training data. I usually test new models with word problems and programming problems.
I appreciate the presentation and simplicity. You did a good job of presenting it.
That is not USA specific thing. This is general diplomacy thing. As in, USA is not special and other countries behave in exactly the same way.

Diplomats are used to this.
I think this is fair. All their competitors have crazy pricing for bandwidth, so why should be they be generous ?
> Ideally they do lose all of that. That’s the root of the problem.

Where is the problem with this?

The problem rather is that the user did not create a private backup of the data that he wants to keep.
Cronus eats his children.

In 1494, Johannes Trithemius printed De laude scriptorum, "In Praise of Scribes" assailing the development of the printing press. The same argument was made, but from the perspective of the manual scribe, that a printer doesn't understand a work as well as a scribe does, as the speed of reproduction doesn't have the same intent that a person lovingly copying by hand does.

Similarly, Plato made the same argument aginst books themselves in the Phaedrus (circa 370BC): "If men learn this, it will implant forgetfulness in their souls; they will cease to exercise memory because they rely on that which is written, calling things to remembrance no longer from within themselves, but by means of external marks."

And I'm sure in the murky recesses of human evolution, a curmudgeonly man felt the same about speech itself: "How will child know own breath when choked by breath of others?"

And I'm also certain in the near future, when ergodic literature has replaced the solitary linear author, there will be nostalgia for the same: "When everyone chooses for themselves which path the large language storyteller takes, we deprive ourselves of the common ground that is the unchanging epub. As Chesterton wrote one hundred and fifty years ago, 'Chaos is dull; because in chaos the train might indeed go anywhere, to Baker Street, or to Bagdad. But man is a magician, and his whole magic is in this, that he does say Victoria, and lo! it is Victoria.' We might write today 'In chaos, the Tolkien model might take Frodo to Erebor, or the Southron Lands, but the author is a magician, and his whole magic is in this, that he writes Mordor, and lo! It is Mordor.'"

In short, Cronus eats his children.
I got interested in the charachorder after seeing their promos for it on YouTube… “type at the speed of thought“… but after spending some time researching it, found that the learning curve was very steep, even for the most dedicated and ambitious folks, and that there were several bugs (repeating keys on a single press) that hurt the experience.

Looks cool though and I respect the innovation.
Pro tip, always sit as close to the right of the dealer as possible; this gets you more information as an amateur (it also makes it more possible you're playing the single hand count, making what you're doing acceptable to the casino), and if your count is correct, quickly results in more wins for your table mates.

Also, celebrate their wins, especially in America.
Show HN: Yet another HN clone, this time geared towards astrophysics research
Wrote it with the goal of publishing but realized I do not want to go through the hassle of spamming it around to get it out there. Maybe someone else will find it useful? The repo features all the stuff needed for deploying on amazon AWS EC2.

For the moment the page is reachable at:

http://ec2-16-171-47-81.eu-north-1.compute.amazonaws.com/

Note the http there, not https, I have yet to make a certificate. Hopefully hn will not kill the link. The content is made-up faker bs.

Repo is here:

https://github.com/peppedilillo/ist

Any feedback from people more experienced than me with webdev is appreciated. bests
Yeah they made an easy to use frontend. Don't be the dropbox guy
I am a big fan of

Breaking Open the Head: A Psychedelic Journey into the Heart of Contemporary Shamanism

By Daniel Pinchbeck

Amazing book
I did see in my research of this product and company that their marketing claims/practices are questionable sometimes.
Thanks for the context and explanation. I'll have to read up on Childe and Osborne.
I believe that myID is also explicitly excluded as part of the bill.
The perspective of the entire article is confused. Abandonment doesn't overcome and infuse something. It's not an action; it is a state. And what happens TO nature? No, what does nature DO when humanity stops what it does to nature. Réclamation, from the proper perspective; abandonment is from the human perspective.
Just finished reading Amusing Ourselves to Death on the recommendation of some commenters here.

Strange that Neil Postman's work is not once mentioned in the article. His basic argument in 1985 was that the shift from print to TV was already causing epistemological collapse through the transforming of not just education, but also news reporting, political discourse, and the functioning of government into forms of entertainment.

One thing that stuck out for me was his description of TV news as a "psychotic" series of "Now... this" context switches, where each event had to be over-simplified into a basic narrative that people could grasp within 15-45 seconds, and where the most disturbing story (e.g. a gruesome rape and murder) could be chased up in the next second by a fluff piece about a group of grannies having a bake sale, with no ability of the viewer to reflect on and absorb what they just saw and heard.

Viewed that way, the YouTube algorithm and TikTok represent a natural progression of the way that TV news has already primed us to consume information. In fact, almost all of the arguments made in Amusing Ourselves to Death have only become more relevant in the age of social media. More than ever, we are losing our ability to place information in context, to think deeply, and to tolerate what makes us uncomfortable. No doubt these things would be reflected in test scores.

On the other hand, the one possible saving grace of an internet world vs. a TV world could be the relaxing of the restrictive time and ratings constraints. I would argue there are niche content producers out there doing better contextualizing, deeper thinking, and harder-hitting investigative work than was ever possible on TV, and that this content is hypothetically available to us. The only question is: are we able to withstand the firehose of highly available, highly irrelevant short-form dopamine hit entertainment in order to find it? On the contrary, I think most of us are getting swept up in the firehose every day.
With WebRTC the "without any server infrastructure" only refers to the P2P part. The session initiation is outside of this. So in practice this means you need a server for the initial handshakes and then the actual session is P2P.

Running over WebRTC the web browser based person can communicate with the host person who is running a native WebRTC app.

The session initialization needs some kind of middle man (server) that lets both parties to agree on the session communication details. This per se doesn't really need any account.

The person who wants to host the session could generate a temporary one time auth token that they then communicate to their peer using whatever means (send a pigeon, use email, chat app) that lets the client to connect to their host.
Less than a week for newly created resources. At least they’re allowing until February for existing resources.
> over 50 billion people have suffered from Malaria over the course of human history.

Those are long dead already, aren't they? I guess the right question to be asked when thinking about taking action is which one is going to kill more in the near future.

> unfortunately we are in warming planet where Malaria's host vector range is going to increase as temperatures continue to rise.

This is a fair point and should be accounted when thinking about the impact on malaria

> Destroying Malaria is one of the greatest possible morale goods we could pursue

It's great for sure, maybe among the greatest ones around health, but I don't think it'd go over peace.
So it seems that trying to compete with duopoly isn't working.

Can we assume it is cause there is only few big corporations dominating internet infrastructure in US compared to EU with tons of medium sized and even small business that do it?

I would love some good read about US infrastructure, especially why costs are so high compared to EU?
If your typing speed is a productivity factor while you’re coding, then you’re not coding, you’re doing data entry.
Elon Musk Threatening 'Consequences' Sparks Backlash
duplicate: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42264668
> To say nothing of vaccines' adverse effects.

I don't follow this part. Can you provide some examples?
the website itself looks very Template-y, now if that’s not of concern just ignore I said anything but that’s always what comes to mind when I visit a new website, like anecdotally I also hate it when a website has gone the whole extra mile to customize their website and then you check out and see the monotonous, bland things that are the stripe checkout buttons & page. Don’t get me wrong, I get why from a backend perspective, totally. It’s just takes you out of the whole immersion in the website (design)
Possible contact with pedophiles, groomers, etc.

Once the child is over 16, they can add all their real-world friends again.
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