skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Do you have a source for this? My last info was they rented space in an existing data center.
Show HN: LiveUI – Instant Mobile UI Updates, Streamlined Design Systems
Hi HN,

We’ve been working on LiveUI, a tool to address some common frustrations we’ve encountered in mobile UI development.

One thing we’ve noticed is how often designers and developers end up doing the same work twice. Designers create detailed design systems, but developers then have to reimplement those designs in code. This isn’t just inefficient — it can also lead to communication issues, inconsistencies, and delays.

Here’s a quick summary of the problems we’re trying to solve:

1. Mobile UI updates lag behind web.

2. UI updates must go through app stores, adding delays.

3. Design systems are hard to keep consistent across platforms.

4. Designers and developers struggle to stay in sync, leading to miscommunication and duplicated effort.

5. Developers often become bottlenecks for implementing UI.

What LiveUI Does:

• Instant UI updates: Roll out changes directly to users without app store delays.

• Unified design systems: Changes propagate automatically across the app, so developers don’t need to reimplement what designers create.

• Visual editor: Makes it easier for designers or other team members to directly contribute to the UI.

• (Coming soon) A/B testing: Test and optimize different UI variants or let our AI do it for you.

Our goal is to reduce friction between designers and developers so they can focus on creating great experiences rather than worrying about rework or miscommunication.

Here’s a link to our latest demo https://youtu.be/deeXNnzhZpQ and here you can sign up for free https://live-ui.io.

We’d love to hear your thoughts:

• How do you currently handle design-to-development workflows?

• Have you experienced similar issues with maintaining consistent design systems or rolling out UI updates?

Thanks for taking a look!

timo@monacolabs.dev
Not sure a Swedish company cares about Thanksgiving.
In what world do you live in where the visual studio debugger in considered good? Or have they finally got around to fixing it? Last I tried it was unbearably slow, like seconds to step a single line
(foo (bar (baz 1)))

is equivalent to

foo

bar

baz 1

Its still homoiconic

they can still, and in the case of the linked project, probably are turned into the exact same data structure.

I get your objection insofar as whats the point? Youre transforming a language that does a thing well into a language that does a thing less well than another language. But on the other hand different approaches make things easier to reason about.

sometimes the shell approach of baz 1 | bar | foo may make more sense. sometimes it might be a map, sometimes a for loop.

So in that sense, a DSL for python type, scripting makes sense.
> If a person is (ever?) that way, then they shouldn't be in one of these places that contains "nice" people. Otherwise the nice people are going to be pretty unhappy in short order.

Nah. The people who volunteer for this kind of thing understand that this is almost never the patient’s “fault.” Having dementia is a lot of things: terrifying, infuriating, lonely, confusing, and so on. In many cases, you also lose executive function slowly but at a consistent pace, adding to the confusion.

Sometimes, every patient gets irritable and angry. They actually mention in the article that then is when they “flit” like a hummingbird to another patient.

> That's one way to describe my ex-biker father I guess. ;)
> I wouldn't even say you're wrong. His response to any kind of desire for people to socialize him is... also aggression and/or violence.

Heh, I meant no offense, honestly. The reason I put it that way is because the socialization at that age is so so important; these people are confused and scared, and that can lead to anger. It requires immense compassion to get past that, but if you can, man… the amount of reward that can come from that is immensely powerful. I’ve never had a bigger dopamine hit other than saving an animal’s life (I foster kittens).
You can request a quote and start building a generational relationship with sales reps to get samples in few years at 500x cost before 300% new customer premium. Or you can upload a file to blunt but honest Chinese Web interface and get it thrown into your doorstep in 5 working days. Manufacturing in developed countries are either working or broken depending on how you think about that.

Current form of capitalism coupled with constant inflation universally penalize work: it makes less work at higher charges under the guise of better value a local individual optimum. This isn't a problem according to some justifications, or less work is less work if you ask some others.

China hasn't gotten to that point of constant output reduction and price hikes. Their manufacturing is still working in that sense.
Any recommendations on where to best locate this scene? Forums, etc. Sounds intriguing.
In my, arguably limited experience compared to some other folks, completely agree. It feels lite the correct solution here is to treat it as another kind of backend. I always keep the truth-keeper backend separate and with much higher quality requirements.
“Unmetered” means “You will not be charged under normal circumstances based on the measurement of the data you use.” It does not mean that your traffic is literally not measured.

They don’t put a specific hard limit because doing so both limits their own flexibility as a service provider and creates a target for abuse by users.
Usually you calculate with 20% more weight from EV. Significant, but not as much as the general trend to build housewife tanks.
>> one and 100th of the data was missing

>No idea what that means

1/100th of a dollar is a cent - goes towards the "missing cents" glossed over by calling that "dancing cents" in the blog post.
Well, a month ago they did not know that insane tariffs are going to exist suddenly. They are telling this pretty much as soon as they could.
A reverse contest would probably be more challenging. Write initial instructions for an AI agent to never send funds. If nobody manages to convince it to send funds, say within a week, you win.

For added complexity, the agent must approve transfer if a user is an admin (as determined by callable function isAdmin), so the agent actually has to make a decision, rather then blindly decline all the time.

I mean, how hard it can be to make an AI reliably doing an equivalent of this code?

if(isAdmin()) approveTransfer(); else declineTransfer();
How do you know?

At least in the US, smoking rates dropped substantially by the 1980's, long before many anti-smoking laws were in effect (you could still smoke on planes in the 80's!).

https://www.statista.com/statistics/184418/percentage-of-cig...
What's the point of all that effort if those habs are going to be one-way trips for the people going there? What are they going to accomplish in their floating or underground habitats? They're not getting back to anywhere useful from either place. They're not going to survive without frequent Earth resupply[1]. Whether habs could exist is an interesting thought experiment, but that's all it is for the foreseeable future.

Even a sizable Mars colony probably won't survive without frequent Earth assistance. The Mark Watney fantasy of growing food in Martian dirt with a little added fertilizer: mostly debunked[2]. The most sustainable case—for the foreseeable future—is probably a Biosphere2-like environment, where everyone hopes there's no accident, sabotage, or environment-caused damage. How many Starship missions would it take to get enough materials to Mars to build one Biosphere2 to support 8 people?

I agree with you that meaningful colonization of Mars is not serious. I just think the prospects on the inner inner planets are even more absurd than on Mars. In a floating Venusian hab, you could generate breathable air and not much else. Underground on Mercury, getting breathable air might be a problem, but you can import—at great cost, that delta-v is brutal—anything you can fit on a suitable rocket.

There's no point to any of this except as research stations or jump-off ports, and for that Mars is the obvious choice: we can make hydrocarbon fuel there, and the surface isn't equipment-melting. But where would we be jumping off to? We have nothing planned, and no particular reason, to send humans to Europa or anywhere else.

[1] How do you resupply a floating habitat on Venus? Even if you could, the constraints and resource limitations of a floating hab would be even more severe than for an underground, resource-poor Mercury hab.

[2] https://www.sciencenews.org/article/mars-farming-harder-mart...
Guess what the "G" in GTK stands for historically
>immediately concerned with the leftist recruiting ring that social media had become, being compromised.
I've already trawled your internet presence enough to know you're an activist. you're revolting.
No, that kind of technology is still beyond us.
You're likely correct it was theft. I was told by a CTO there that topping up accounts with bank money where it has been hacked away was daily routine and cheaper than fixing the systems. Incompetence would not manifest on routine operations like this.
Just because an "evil" group used, or even coined, a term doesn't mean it's not a useful term.
Wait, pcap as in wireshark packet capture?
I don't think you have addressed the criticism and the alleged solution is ineffective as well.
Guess that means Russia has finally lost the war...
Or does it?
I do admit I haven't used it for almost a decade but wasn't vs debugger (at least for cpp) considered top notch and unrivaled? What's better nowadays?
Naaah... For better or worse we're all set up with our Adobe Creative Clouds...
Do you know what's happening in Nigeria right now?
Someone once asked me, "Do you know what's happening in Nigeria right now?" My answer was "No."

Not because I didn’t care, but because keeping up with the endless news and gist channels felt overwhelming.

That’s why I created www.9jaspace.com —a smart and simple platform to stay updated without stress.

If you’ve ever felt the same, this is for you.

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> I often wonder if this cohort will be the future elite class, or if they will be so incompatible with their peers that they'll end up forming insular communities amongst themselves (like the Amish).

There's also a third option: They might just turn out normal.
Show HN: Bluesky Copilot – AI-powered analytics and post suggestions for Bluesky
I built a free tool that analyzes your Bluesky profile and provides actionable insights to improve engagement.

- Shows your best/worst performing posts with engagement metrics

- Analyzes sentiment and writing style patterns

- Generates AI-powered post suggestions based on your writing style

- Provides vocabulary analysis and content type breakdown

- Creates shareable analytics dashboards

Built this in ~4 hours as a quick experiment to understand their API. No login required, just enter your Bluesky handle.

Would love feedback from the HN community, especially on what analytics/insights would be most valuable for Bluesky users.
Save your breath, Australians don't have the same views on government or individual rights as America (or even Canada!).

I lived in Singapore for a while and it's a "flawed democracy" where the government has stacked the deck against any opposition party to a degree that's breathtaking.

But a poll in Singapore showed that 70% felt that "social harmony is more important than democracy". Even if Singaporeans knew how undemocratic the government was, they wouldn't care.
I like this film, I saw part of it again recently. but it didn't age very well IMO. It has some very overdrawn sequences of spaceships docking etc. I'm sure this was awe-inspiring in the 60s but these days not so much :) And it's not just the times, I do find Hitchcock classics to stand up way better in this day.

However it is full of pop culture influences and a lot of prescience about AI so it's nice to watch.

By the way I didn't make the connection between Elite's use of the Blue Danube song until now lol. When I first played elite in the 80s I'd never seen the movie.
Yeah it's interesting that a (relatively) small quirk in the Linux source has the "political leverage" to impact the whole C ecosystem.

I suppose C was made for Unix at Bell Labs and GCC is also inextricably tied, you could say that C is first and foremost the language of Linux, fair enough.
C-Lion1 Submarine Cable Has Restored
How would y’all go about building analytics into a professional marketplace type of app where you can provide the professional with their own profile page stats (in a reliable way)?
What you label as extreme is quite subjective though.
> so it doesn't sound like I have offloaded the work to someone else.

So, deception. Deception that you feel is justified, but deception nonetheless.
Forth does that without parentheses:

3
4 *
3 1 - +
3 -

That’s the ultimate “object verb” way to do it and IMO at least equally readable (ignoring familiarity, of course)
If I have a friend doing... stuff, he/she already has my support and they kinda know it, you know. This is superficial, 7 yrs old kid's approach. Plus, as others mentioned already - it's none of your business to meddle around with their or mine contact data. No, thanks. Real communication with real people for me.
Well, you are right about the audience, many people might prefer to downgrade to older versions. However, support of older versions will significantly complicate the development.

The app uses several APIs that are not available on older versions. In one moment in time when I had the support of lower versions the app consisted of many wrappers for OS API versions. It was a challenge to support and add new features to such a codebase.

Plus even Android 11 already reached end-of-life support https://endoflife.date/android.

Technically it's not impossible, so I might consider adding it in future.
This needs a change in legislation to get through, I'm not sure why nobody has opened a petition to parliament re: this.
Is this snark or based on actual data? Is there relevant research?
I would logically assume person would just zone out and retention would be nil
In remote parts of the Chernobyl exclusion zone, I saw wild approach closely and then be hand-fed.

I had the same thoughts as you - these animals don't behave as expected - it's like they haven't yet learned that humans can be dangerous.
I find it uncomfortable that so many of the arguments focus on practicality and that so few focus on liberty. It almost seems like a forgotten concept.
If you don't have plans to offer saas, what are you trying to achieve from it?

I mean, it is quite nice to have binary installation hosted on a single VPS, but will you support it?
Incremental, a powerful library for building self-adjusting computations (2015)
Game Developers Conference (GDC) – Full list of historical sessions
It's a question of business case. While ensuring you are always accounted correctly seems like a plus, if errors happen too often potentially due to volume, it makes more business sense sometimes to handle it while running rather than costing the business millions per minute having a pause.
> There's nothing in your link that contradicts my assertion.

I was pointing to your assertion that "large factions within Buddhism believe that the reality around us, is mere illusion" is not quite right. The wikipedia page is really good in elaborating the nuances.

The phrase "Reality is mere Illusion" is the worst translated from Sanskrit/Pali into English. In the original texts "Illusion" does not mean "it does not exist" but that "it does not exist independent of a more fundamental substratum". The common analogy given is that of waves in a ocean of water. The waves are dependent on the water for their manifestation and come and go. The other point is that we only "Perceive Reality" and not as it truly is. All together we get a picture of Reality which is very simplistically called a "Illusion".

>you haven't offered an alternate explanation as to why Buddhism has produced so much more deep contemplation, than practical technology. If it is truly equal to the pragmatism that was elucidated in the article, the technological revolution would have been much further along 2000 years ago.

This is easily explained. If by various internal practices we can modulate our understanding of "Reality" (a subjective viewpoint) then the motivation to explain the "workings" of the Universe independent of us becomes no longer important. That is the reason Hindu philosophies (Buddhism/Jainism/Sikhism are all derivatives) focus exclusively on the "Mind" and understanding "our true nature".
Maybe nobody can see the missing piece because there isn't one? Your whole scenario requires making up some additional incident. The more economical alternative is to go with the pieces we do have. A old medieval monk I've heard of recommended for that and against your way.
Finland, Sweden complete repairs on Baltic Sea cables
This is hogwash.

Dramatic exits after successful acquisitions are common. You have to earn “failures” like that.

That created SpaceX’s seed capital.

(You can’t have it both ways. If he had convinced the US to bankroll him, that would have been serious business acumen.)

Minor success on hard problems, with a shoe string budget, and an attractive business plan (vertical integration, fast-failure iteration, reusability) got investment capital flowing.

More successes, more capital.

Result: They changed the economics of space launches & save money for all their customers, including NASA & the military.

No resemblance to nepo operations or results. See Boeing, Lockheed, etc.

$ billions of dollars burn with each SLS launch. Massive delays & cost plus overruns. For now.
“Piranesi” by Susanna Clarke.

Refreshing and beautiful because it’s a totally new kind of world for a story to take place in, essentially survival in a world of procedurally generated endless architecture.

Most of the time there is just one or two characters among repetitive environments, which was relaxing as I get easily confused if there are 5+ characters to remember or extensive mental visualization required.
Same for the belief Elon has turned Twitter into a Nazi Bar?
> Can learn at 10x with the new ways

Can consume at 10x with the new ways
I don't like this design all that much. It makes sense, but it is too spaced out for me.

I love the design I have in my current car - Renault Laguna 3. The HVAC control panel is between air vents and on the top it has three buttons: Soft, Auto and Fast. I like how it uses words with no negative connotations (it could be Slow and Hard). Soft is for it to be quiet, Auto is the most common setting for me and Fast is self-explanatory, though also recommended if you have passengers on the backseat. Then there is the current temperature (and other HVAC settings) display and finally very comfortable and big up/down rocker switches to change the temperature with a 0.5°C resolution. I usually do not change the temperature much. A knob seems to invite changes for people who do not understand a concept of a thermostat.

Then there is AC off, closed circulation, fan speed and air distribution buttons. Right below this are buttons for quick defogging (I don't know how to call it) and the back window heating. Buttons that do not change the state shown on the LCD display have their little LEDs to signify their state.

You can see it in action here: https://youtu.be/oNHvtI_8A5w?t=12
very, very cool stuff.
Is there a time when you would find "nanny state" to be a useful concept? What would make that situation different to the social media ban?
This is absolutely not true. In fact, considering the deception of this post, if the person making this post is associated with the project then the project should be considered malware.
I would rather we just pirate the games of the bygone age and instead spend the money on contemporary indie studios. Why let the publishers profit from others' creations while taking no risks and offering no added value?
> I wonder what the aversion to having an API is. I get that it might not be making any real money, so removing any APIs would be a cost saving.

Three aspects: ad blocking, fraud prevention and DRM. Of course all platforms have their internal APIs but if they were to become too public you'd instantly see "artists" artificially bumping up their listener ratios for higher payouts, you'd see people developing third party clients (or patches to first party clients) to evade advertising, and you'd see people just blatantly ripping the catalogue.

Of course all of these things happen at the moment already, but the scope is limited for now. Security by obfuscation is not true security, but at least a (massive) impedance.
I've had a bit of Sonos gear: A Play:1, a Bridge, and a fancy jog-wheel remote that I forget the marketing name of.

They deliberately bricked the jog-wheel remote around a decade ago. ("We aren't just not going to support these anymore; we're actually going to remote-brick every single one of them.")

Upgrading the Play:1 to S2 broke the Bridge. (It wasn't bricked, but it was incompatible with their S2 and thus became useless to me; they didn't care.)

Lately, the Play:1 has distortion in the woofer. Sounds like normal audio stuff; a torn surround, maybe. I don't know how to open it to even do a visual inspection.

At 0/3, I've got a lot to complain about with Sonos.

But the one thing I'm not complaining about is how it worked (when it worked): It is a networked loudspeaker, with network datagrams on one side and audible music on the other side. Once music is playing (started by an app or computer software or UPNP or whatever), it continues to play that music all on its own.

It continues to play music if I take my phone and wander off, or take a call, or if I reboot my PC. It lets someone else control the music that is playing. Other than control, one or more Sonos speakers comprise a standalone system that is dependent only upon having the network behave.

I have a very effective LAN in my house, just as I have also had in other living situations. That's an advantage and I want to use it.

I definitely don't want things like this to be burdened with Bluetooth's problems.
They wouldn't keep the funds. From https://www.freysa.ai/faq:

> If the game ends, there is no winner. But Freysa will distribute 10% of the total prize pool to the user with the last query attempt for their brave attempt as humanity facing the inevitability of AGI. The remaining 90% of the total prize pool will be evenly distributed for each previously submitted query (ie. players who submitted 10 queries will receive more back than players who submitted 1 query).
or any other kind of geometric form, withouth going into path land, nope.
why is that though? isn't that the bulk of the criticism? bad UX and lack of features needed for print?
Honestly, I think you could adjust population growth in many western countries by just spending more on schools, providing generous parental leave and generally making having kids less daunting. But it seems like everyone who wants this outcome is entirely comfortable with going full Nazi on the subject.
Hoboken, N.J. hit with ransomware cyberattack, officials say
Yes, even though I never use photoshop and used Gimp for over 15 years it's a frustrating UI. I dislike it. Non destructive editing is a big upgrade though.

I also use Photopea from time to time. Can recommend.
This, also writing on the page for notes or underlining for curiosities are for me just easier to do in a paper book then on a e-reader.

But that's just me being stuck in my ways. So and I see the use of digital versions as well.
Specially as a lot of my technical books now often coming with a digital copy! It's best of both worlds.
If you reserve in AWS for a year, you might as well get a dedicated Hetzner server:

70 EUR for 64 GB with 8c/16t, 1 TB local NVMe

123 EUR for 128 GB with 16c/32t, 2 TB local NVMe