skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Others have already covered the legal problems with this. I’ll add that going over 1W or even less with typical WiFi gear can introduce enough distortion to offset the power gains.

WiFi hardware is cost optimized. It’s likely that the PA chips in your radio are going to distort if pushed past the legal limits. Many radios distort heavily past 100mW.

Its common for people to turn the power setting all the way up thinking they’re getting the best performance, but best performance might occur at a lower setting.
My guess is the JSON serializer uses strings for int64s to avoid loss of precision.
French Canadian and France French accents are very different, so if the AI couldn't tell the difference, that doesn't speak well for it
Staff at Britain's AI institute in open revolt
I was thinking that elderly passengers could be one use-case where robotaxis catch on. Although I guess you'd still be poor in this circumstance, since otherwise you could just own a self-driving car. Or have the self-driving car from one of your adult children drive you around when they are at work. And so I just talked myself out of robotaxis being a very big market for the elderly.
>“agentic” is dumb as shit?

It'll create endless consulting opportunities for projects that never go anywhere and add nothing of value unless you value rich consultants.
Unless the public devises ways to use sub-ghz frequencies without getting caught.
A simple job execution and monitoring setup for my home server
Yes, people might not agree on what's best. But I don't think anyone feels like they can surely get away with murder. That means for them to decide to kill someone, they themselves are also sacrificing their own future. People will only do that for a cause that they truly care about. And while people are divided, on almost all issues they don't hate the other side enough that they'd be willing to sacrifice themselves for the cause.

You need to do something uniquely unpopular for receiving that intensity of hate. Also, it seems like despite the divide, most people agree on their hatred for insurance companies?
It is a good resource. Drawabox doesn't actually teach you how to rotate cubes. That was pretty frustrating to me.

I created a little game which doesn't explain it, but allows you to practice and get feedback:
https://cdsb.itch.io/draw-cube
The strategy is taking as much US tax payer money as they can.
FYI - sketchy malware style advert resembling iOS system prompt when loading that page.
Wasn't this already done for Wi-fi 6e? We have commercial routers already supporting 6GHz channels
For me:

English: 91%

Nigerian: 4%

Spanish: 3%
Proton 9.0-4 Released to Improve More Windows Games on Linux
In this article, we will explore how liquidations work within lending protocols and the basics of implementing a liquidation bot, which will be able to automate the detection of risky positions and execute liquidations. As a practical reference, we’ll use the Hatom Lending Protocol on the MultiversX blockchain.
Can someone tell how to get the same graphics as an image? I dont need the e-reader part, I just need the weather as in image
"just saying" things that are false.

Google Cloud grew 35% year over year, when comparing the 3 months ending September 30th 2024 with 2023.

https://abc.xyz/assets/94/93/52071fba4229a93331939f9bc31c/go... page 12
I think it's also entirely reasonable to expect parents to actually parent, instead of installing foam bumpers and a nanny state everywhere in case some kid hurts themselves.

If the parents weren't absent and actually used parental controls, the kids wouldn't have even been able to download the app, which is explicitly marked as 17+.

C.AI's entire customer base consists of those that like the edgy, unrestricted AI, and they shouldn't have to suffer a neutered product because of some lazy parents.
AI: Are We Holding It Wrong?
I wrote an article about AI, I have a lot of discussions about it. I feel like we talk about it in the wrong way.
Okay, that’s pretty different from ad companies. I’ve worked in the ads space and what the poster mentioned doesn’t apply in any manner, AFAIK.
The BlackElements existed in harmony until one day etc
> and he was making noise about putting a bid together on this one.

The list of things Musk makes noise about but does not do gets a little longer.
Origin of US Food and Drug Administration
See the section Federal Response at the above link.
How strange we get great footage out of Ukraine but no one in New Jersey can get a photo that's not shakey rubbish that looks like an airplane, or helicopter or Xmas lights or Sasquatch walking down the street with a glow in the dark cock ring.

Mustn't have the latest cellphone? I hear smart phones have cameras. They sound as good with technology as HN commentators.
I _really_ wanted the headline to read "2600 phone providers"
The photos I've seen posted look very obviously like commercial airliners and helicopters with their navigation lights on. You can even make out the American Airlines livery on the tail!

https://www.app.com/story/news/local/new-jersey/2024/12/11/d...
I'm familiar with it, but it's not what I'm looking for, my vision is something a bit more general than Jupyter notebooks (eg the kernel can call anything) and which doesn't run in an UI
"having famously been focused on privacy for its users and thus having no particular advantage in this space due to not having customer data to train on"

That may not be as big a disadvantage as you think.

Anthropic claim that they did not use any data from their users when they trained Claude 3.5 Sonnet.
My wife is Italian. It guessed Greek.
[shaky conspiratorial theory]

I wonder if this was in motion for a while and then intentionally accelerated to ensure it happens under Biden.

Optically it's a pretty pure win. Open stuff sounds good. Less regs sounds good. Tech sounds good. And it's not something that has a corresponding voting block opposing. Just pure upside politically.

Either party would love that.
> so the probability of other receivers in the same direction as yours is not low at all, but it is very high

But on average, even with unlimited EIRP, I'll see 1/n as many interfering signals that are each n times as strong. That's not a bad tradeoff.

But having a moderate EIRP increase for focused signals would make things better for everyone. Let's say a signal that's 10x as focused can have 3x the EIRP, and everyone switches their equipment over. That drops the total power output by 3.3x, and interference drops significantly for almost everyone.

> initially a mobile wireless station must discover the direction of the AP and the AP must discover the direction of the station, by using omnidirectional transmission, which limits the range to what can be achieved without phased array antennas

You can do discovery at a lower bit rate to get a big range boost.
Yes! It will work, and you can also combine it to have a dual battery setup
I tend to agree about the lists. I get a couple of spam calls and texts a week, which seems to be much, much less than what most of my friends get.

My father gets multiple spam calls every day. He lets them all go to voice mail, so nothing about his behavior encourages them to keep calling. Yet they keep coming.

I've had my cell number for about 15 years, and for another 10 years prior it was a land line, so 25 years in total. My father's cell number is only about 10 years old. So despite having a much older phone number, I get way less spam calls and texts than he does.

Part of that may be what lists we're on. Another reason may be that for the past 20 years, when ordering things online, 99% of the time I give a fake phone number. Companies claim they want it in case there is a problem delivering your order, but even before I started doing this, I never had a company call about an order they couldn't deliver. Once or twice they emailed me about an order they couldn't fulfill (out of stock, etc.), but I do give them a legit email. The 1% of the time I give a real phone number is when I'm dealing with a serious transaction, e.g. a bank or insurance or medical company.
Ranking 2nd from 31st for the same query on Google
SEO is...interesting. The query in question is "Bluesky Insights". I had a landing page without hammering keywords on it, and it showed up on the 3rd page on Google.

I then added an About page filled with SEO jargon and 1 day later, I'm ranking 2nd, not only for this query, but for other related ones as well
They roll the feature gradually.
Cursor.sh, and its not even close.

OpenAI o1 pro is also very good
There have been some solid attempts in this space before - many projects take on the whole baggage system design and end up very very complex and often over budget. We're focusing on introducing tech that plays well in a larger system, particularly in "brownfield" existing processes - our bet is that recent advances in robot autonomy give us ability to handle items that weren't possible before, and therefore our units can be introduced in a more flexible way.
The question was why is quantum computing exciting, not when can we get it.
yt-dlp has the ability to log into sites. You can give it your username and password, or hand it a persistent session cookie extracted from your browser. If logging into a premium account gives it access to higher bitrate streams, it can select those.

IME the only thing Premium is good for is getting rid of most ads and enabling background playback in YouTube's official app.
Thanks, I have added that to my stash.

Interesting that the old URL only differs by one character; changing the first 6 to a 7 gets the later list.
Will definitely check this out. Our go-to guide whenever travelling Europe has always been Rick Steve's books and audio guide app. Those are like having a personal guide with you as he will tell cool things like "take few steps to the left, now the point you are standing is where Hitler stood and made a painting of this church (in Vienna)" or "Leonardo da Vinci used to stare at this artistic metal door for inspiration (in Florence)". Those audio tours are one of the most fun things we remember from our trips as he is a great storyteller.
> we have not a single shred of evidence that exceeding Turing computability is possible

if your basis that anything that has equal to or less than turing computability is a computer, then everything is a computer.
Related NY Newsguild release: https://nyguild.org/front-page-details/ny-newsguild-ny-times...
great! would love to hear what you think about beeps.
There was a similar phenomenon a few years back in Colorado: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2019%E2%80%9320_Colorado_drone....
I never interpreted these comments as mean-spirited, it’s just funny how the comment is completely wrong on hindsight. Kind of like the 640 kB of RAM thing or horses being better than cars.

I don’t think the point is that the people saying it at the time were stupid, it’s just interesting that people can come to completely wrong conclusions which seem reasonable at the time.
The first guess was shockingly spot on. Tried it again and it thought I was English. Tried it again and it thought I was Dutch. First guess was right though.
Oh for sure, I agree with you on that. This reminds me that as far back as during the french revolution, in 1789, some "radical republicans" succeeded in putting a droit de subsistance, right to sustenance, in the very first constitution. That right would guarantee some form of food and shelter for everyone. It was removed in the second constitution by the bourgeoisie, of course.

Those ideas are far from new, and I'm afraid to never see them implemented in my lifetime, but I remain hopeful and will still advocate for them however I can.
quite disappointing, it just said English and nothing else

well yes, but tell me what region!

or something other than just stating the obvious
>My guess is a US company is gathering data and hasn’t admitted to do so without some type of licensing/etc

My guess is "Flowers By Irene" or more likely someone contracted to do stuff on their behalf for optics/politics reasons. Real companies that do drone stuff are pretty by the book because they know the fed crosshairs are on them.
I did not. You're replying to multiple people. Enjoy Idiocracy.
I was not aware of Javeline being used in the same way that RoR/django/Laravel would be used. Javeline provides primitives to build a backend/API layer only no?
Directional signals are easy to use only when both the access points and the wireless stations are in fixed locations.

When this is true, it is trivial to use classic directive antennas to achieve very long range communications with standard WiFi. There is no need for expensive phased array antennas.

For mobile stations and/or access points, phased array antennas are not enough. See my other reply.

WiFi, Bluetooth and the other kinds of communication protocols standardized for use in the unlicensed bands are intended mainly for cheap mobile devices, and mobility at a modest price restricts the antennas to be omnidirectional.
Very interesting work. I am curious as to whether you can share some more of your technical process. I guess you are using some pre-trained diffusion model that you have somehow altered and fine-tuned?
How did you decide on training data? And how do you measure improvement - i.e., how do you define your loss?
Mid America Pet Food in FDA's Crosshairs
I think that's pretty much the reality for mid+ level jobs and it really pisses off people for whom "networking" etc. isn't their preferred path.
Do you think having an Android phone has something to do with the drop in scam calls/texts?
> second chance pool maybe?

It appears to be so. You can hover your cursor over the relative time of the post to see an absolute date which does not change.
So is Iran just going to be the default bogeyman until they drum up enough negative sentiment for a war?

Iran doesn't really have any military projection. It can't even move equipment and people into countries it's close to (Syria, Iraq), let alone the US. Why would they take the risk of doing this? It's obviously bullshit.
Same. This is a ridiculous mass hysteria driven by media sensationalism and ignorant members of the public.
Not true - from the makers :)
I've used SikuliX[0] in the past for similar purposes. Unfortunately the author hasn't had much time to maintain it recently.

[0] https://github.com/RaiMan/SikuliX1
My theory is that because your muscles are a little bit tensed for a long period of time, there's not enough movement to move the blood and lactic acid around, and eventually it builds up and becomes painful.

So even just doing a little bit of mobility exercises with light weights helps a lot.
None of this is intended to be medical advice. Consult your own practitioner.

This is publicly available, but to understand Dr. Fung's entire thesis on obesity and Type 2 Diabetes (along with his entire destruction of the prevailing mainstream treatment protocols for T2D) in particular, it is necessary to read his book, "The Diabetes Code".

https://casereports.bmj.com/content/2018/bcr-2017-221854

I've been following the protocol from The Diabetes Code for about 2 months. Objectively: 10lbs lost, key metrics are improved, medications deleted and a Type 2/inflammation related vision ailment objectively healing. I guess I need to say, I have no association with this doctor, receive no monetary benefits. Prior to that, working with an endocrinologist, my stats were deteriorating and my symptoms worsening.
I had the same thing happen! 83% English, 3% Spanish, 2% Chinese.

I am super midwestern, lived here all my life. I didn't realize I was saying "ope" until I saw a meme about it.
That's the beauty of things like this. Most local municipalities are just not equipped for this type of situation. The feds are, but the locals have to become aware, realize they can't do anything, and then request help. A mayor calls the governor, the governor calls the feds. That's the hierarchy, and that's pretty much what happened.
> which, for most of the SMS services, is a strike against the spammer.

Huh, didn’t know that. I assumed that it was nothing more than baiting a response, verifying that the phone number is a hit.
Whether their stories about what they dealt with are true or not, they have incredible incentive to make sure they present such dealings as worth a billion dollars. You can't put a price on human life, but if you could surely those children are worth a billion and more, so they just took the money from Jones (the nearest lying person they hated) instead of the broke murderer.

Bernhard Gaetz famously said (accurately) the victims family never got a dime from him after the lawsuit. It's quite likely similar will be said from Jones, although they can take the scraps of Infowars which is worth very little without their star loon. They are grasping at straws while being yanked around by attorneys, while the brutal truth is the real enemy that murdered their children is in a grave and they will never be able to truly dish out justice to him while they flail around looking for it elsewhere.
All the PHP jobs I saw while job searching required Laravel experience. Despite having 19 years experience with PHP and other frameworks, I was out of the running for those jobs.
how's the rusty quill stuff going? do they provide good support?
Fun to see this in the wild! I'm one of the co-founders of BoldVoice, AMA :)
p.s. I'm Albanian and it guesses either Albanian or English for me, sometimes randomly Spanish.
This is a wrapper on top of Selenium, so unless the library implements additional techniques to improve stealth, it's on par with Selenium's detectability (which as you pointed out can be detected easily enough)
Shouldn’t you compare the sum to other private equity firms, not the rest of black rock? If they are a significant player in the space, I don’t think their other assets matter when saying that they operate in the space.
Jaw-Dropping Image Captures Black Hole Jet Smashing into Mystery Object
I have a particularly flat affect, apparently due to my autism, this thing could only tell I'm a native english speaker.
NULL is not single type in any conventional sense (and is actually tricky to define in a way that makes it usable in the way most programmers expect).

Thus:

T1* a = NULL;
T2* b = NULL
a == b; /* may be undefined at present, depending on the nature of T1 & T2 */
This is almost entirely wrong in all respects. You can review the first chapter of "Mechanism Design and Approximation" for a good introduction to auction design. https://jasonhartline.com/MDnA/
They're just looking for the Situation or Snooki out on the Shore. Someone forgot to tell them what decade it is.
Advertisements inserted among emails: ORANGE fined €50M
Hmm, I have to confess I need to give more thought and understand the consequences of what you're proposing. I do like the idea of selectively punishing the most responsible actors.

Out of curiosity, if one were to "steelman" my proposal... If nationalization of companies were a consequence of public companies behaving badly, would it not pressure shareholders to divest from bad actors, rather than doubling down on those whose leaders lacking moral scruples?

What I'm trying to ask is: wouldn't it result in a better (moderately regulated) "free market" if there were consequences to leaders and shareholders alike?
>Iran doesn't really have any military projection.

I'll take "things people said about Afghanistan in 1999" for 400!

Just to be clear, I fully agree with your sentiment. Probably not Iran or any other foreign power.
It gave this native English speaker "Swedish" with p > 90%. Just confirms the feeling I get every time I go to Sweden that they really do speak better English than me.
The U-Boats have plenty of other operational failures. Whenever U-Boats would be potentially damaged by the Allies, they'd put a notice in at one of the British listening stations. When the U-boat came into port, it'd radio in advance that it was damaged and might need special provisions (couldn't steer well, etc.) or even a tug to make it into the harbor. This all happened in German on the HF radio, which propagates really well. At least to Britain and possibly all the way to the mainland US.

The Allies basically got free reports of exact damage they inflicted on subs this way. On the other hand if a report didn't show up in a few days, they probably sunk it.
I don't see why we should care:

https://www.foxbusiness.com/business-leaders/leaked-video-sh...

I understand that they are trying to fight greed in the rest of the healthcare system, but really their profits do nothing for anybody's health.
Non-Allopathic in my case means we’re not dealing with the traditional US medical system. We’re not engaged in homeopathy (microdosing random molecules) at all.

Perhaps what we are doing is still considered allopathic (most strategies are informed with research a la pubmed), with an osteopathic approach (whole body).

The difference here is that we’re able to eschew traditional means (dr appointment, lab test, drug rx feedback loop) of engaging with the medical system, while engaging with non-traditional health related businesses for our own care.

For example, we’re able to validate whether genetic disorders are at play by having sequenced full DNA and matching them against known genetic mutations.

We will order our own blood tests and pay out of pocket to quest, to drive decision making. Same thing a regular doctor would do, but in a far more expedited timeline. It’s a 1-2 day process test a vit D levels to determine and adjust dosing. An average doctor might be 3 weeks out for a 15 minute appointment to write that vit D lab script, then another week out from reviewing and writing the Rx for D.

4-5k a month is the cost of what someone with profound chronic illness ends up paying if they want to do their own R&D, deal with things on their own, in a manner that ensures timeliness and the best care possible. It’s a myth that access to the brightest minds (a la an institution like Mayo Clinic equals the best care, btw)

The money is merely the average in which to access the latest tests, as quickly as possible, medical equipment normally inaccessible to the general public and test and treatment options an engaged and highly trained MD that practices something such as precision medicine might suggest at the height of their careers’ charging power.

It also helps that the patriarch is a retired MD and can let us engage with the system out of band by writing scripts for medications that would be unavailable to the average public.

When lives and suffering are on the line, and we’re in these highly compensated roles, 4-5k/month is a privilege to spend for loved ones. Much of it may be lit on fire, so to speak, in personal r&d efforts, but each of them yields a win that gets us closer to a healthy baseline.
Yes good conspiracy, vote for trump or biden. Nothing about personal data or tracking.
No racial breakdown for countries other than the US and immigrants are generally not excluded in PISA.
Gosh they look interesting.
But ridiculously customer unfriendly product naming, and a website that doesn't provide clear information on international shipping just raises so many red flags for me.
They want to be independent and move away from git? I really like that there's exactly one VCS 99% of devs ever need to consider.
"Shot down" with what? Surface-to-air missiles? Duck hunters with shotguns? Attack helicopters with miniguns?

Whatever you spray into the sky (to knock a drone out of it) will also fall back to earth, plausibly generating civilian casualties on the ground. (And if you use lasers - high power laser beams have plenty of safety issues, too.)