skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is a RAG search I built with NextJS, Pinecone and Langchain. It also uses AI for content tagging and summarisation.

https://www.uxlift.org/search/

I made a quick wireframe in Figma, but didn’t bother to pixel-perfect it. I mostly design in the browser, but taking a few minutes in figma up-front to get the shape of it saves time in the long run.

If I’m designing for stakeholders or dev teams I’ll still absolutely produce full prototypes and designs otherwise bad things happen. Figma is the current market leader, but you could use anything that you can communicate your intent well enough with, from the back of an envelope to a competitor like Penpot or Sketch. Just don’t use Photoshop.

V0 is interesting, but the results can be inconsistent. For my site I just copied and pasted the shadcn components I wanted and tweaked the styling to fit. Not sure V0 would be faster, though it might be useful for generating ideas. Depends on how much control you want over the final layout.
Just like gimp is replacing photoshop.
For once I would love to see those downvoting pushback against the cult of planet-saving to present an argument against the facts as presented.

Take that chart and explain how erasing 14% or even 50% of emissions can save the planet.

Then explain how heat pumps or banning ICE vehicles --which is insignificant when compared to erasing massive modern civilizations-- is superior to erasing entire regions of the planet.

You might not like what I said. That does not make it wrong.
They should read "A Business and its Beliefs", which advocates for the core tenets being

1. Respect for the individual

2. Service to the customer

3. Excellence must be a way of life

4. The goal is individual thought and individual action

https://archive.org/details/businessitsbelie0000wats_q3s2
And where is the carbon in space supposed to go? It’ll just stay there forever contaminating the space whales. We, as a responsible and intelligent species, must develop clean and sustainable fuels to protect the space whales and our future generations.
Node.js pipe and map are standard implementations most developers understand. I do not know what these strange implementations are from this library. They do not make sense to me. That's what I mean. Why learn 3 different meanings of pipe? I already have to learn too many meanings of pipe across multiple environments and languages. I do not need more pipe and map meanings within javascript.
This is why there’s ideas like the Bussard ramjet, which may not work but try to work around this problem by using in situ mass-energy.

Now I have read that it may be possible to use a powerful magnetic field to assist with slowing down by braking against the interstellar medium, which helps.

The Avatar films have (in spite of very derivative plots) fairly realistic (at least physics wise) interstellar ships. They accelerate using beamed laser propulsion from the Sun and use antimatter rockets to decelerate, then repeat this in reverse to come home. One assumes they somehow recharge at their destination but this is not shown. Too bad all that cool tech is in service to humans who decided to be the bad guys from War of the Worlds.

Still traveling that close to c brings up tons of other problems. Collision with a micrometeorite would be like an atomic explosion, and blue shifting of incident and cosmic background radiation would blast you in the head with x-rays and gamma rays. Those problems would demand more mass for active or passive shielding, and you’re already mass constrained.

All things considered it’s way more practical to go slower — which could still be insanely fast e.g. 0.25c — and figure out how to cryosleep or become an AI that can just turn yourself off for the trip. Cryosleep for humans is a brutally hard biomedical problem but way easier than trying to approach the speed of light. There are other multicellular animals that can do it, albeit much simpler ones, so it’s probably possible.

0.25c allowing for acceleration and deceleration gets you to Centauri in around 25 years and to further star systems with promising exoplanets in hundreds of years.

Then there’s generation ships, but that’s the kind of thing Mormons would do. :)
That’s a funny premise

But I can only read the abstract on my phone, what is “itch” in this context and yeah any more of a summary available?
I remember reading some rant about how Unix sucks because of the shell's filename expansion, because programs can't tell whether you wrote a star or actually just all the files in the directory. If programs could tell the difference, then you could get the desired renaming behavior from mv like this:

mv *.m *.c

They suggested that this filename expansion should be in the C standard library, not the shell.

Going further, as part of shell expansion, expanding the tilde could also be useful for filename expansion in the standard library.
Aquiss [0] in the UK gives static public IPv4 and static /56 IPv6 PD included in the regular plan price.

[0] https://aquiss.net/
You only showed up here to call me names anyway, adding a few more here before noping out.

Perhaps your fear is the universe warning you that denigrating someone who loves you and is serving you is problematic for your happiness, which is precisely what I am trying to educate you on how to prevent.

Your selfish ego does not want to be destroyed by your choosing to embark on the Path of Love. Most people only identify with that negative ego, and believe its lies that keep us locked in cycles of selfish misery. We must overcome its lies in order to begin transmuting its/our heart's vices into their corresponding virtues.

It takes intellectual curiosity and bravery to embrace new layers of the universe's information, and in our human case, our resistence to expanding our knowledge into Wisdom comes from within our own being.

In our conversations, Occam's Razor is just as important as D-K for you, my friend. The reason that you can't make a cogent point is the simplest explanation of all: the truth can't be argued with. This truth and my conveying it here are built upon the simple fact that I love you, no matter what names you call me from high upon your lofty perch made of horsesh_t and bullsh_t and arrogance and ignorance.

ETA:

> On other hand. You put out 'a-lot' of text. So I'm also not discounting the possibility that this is GPT output just to Troll.

I took typing in 10th grade and was already a voracious programmer. That was 40ish years ago. Occam's Razor explains my prodigious and intricate writing. It is a part of my duty. Thanks for helping me organize my thoughts in realtime.

Occam's Razor should explain why you can't argue one jot with me, my friend. Your ego is not your friend.

And what, pray tell, counter arguments have you two presented me?
Do you have any tips on how to perfectly coexist with disagreeable people?
At the actual speed of light, that’s still 4 lightyears. If you mean how much time will pass for the traveler, that might be it yeah.
And also if everyone is out of job and no money, who is buying the products made by robots?
That sounds incredibly interesting anymore details on where to go see it?
Small prior discussion (3+11 points, 2+2 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42415887 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42413977

edit: quite right @, copy/paste fail.
The image with the camera in the mirror shows not every camera requires standing in traffic.

The C&D letter: https://trafficcamphotobooth.com/assets/CeaseAndDesist.pdf
Thanks, good question. Eventually yes but atm the focus is on React and enabling one seamless development process. We aim to eventually enable all types of javascript stacks.
Don't change anything.
That is just sort of an ambiguous sentence.

How about this one though:

At a constant acceleration of 1 g, a rocket could travel the diameter of our galaxy in about 12 years ship time, and about 113,000 years planetary time. If the last half of the trip involves deceleration at 1 g, the trip would take about 24 years. If the trip is merely to the nearest star, with deceleration the last half of the way, it would take 3.6 years.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Space_travel_under_constant_ac...
I mean, sure, you can model a simple linear regression fitted via Least Squares (pretty much what they did 200 years ago) with a one hidden layer feed-fwd Neural Network, but the theorical framework for NNs is quite different.
i think those convenient properties are the sign of some deeper law. you do want to work with the exponential and logarithm, same as in so many other places. you don’t necessarily want some other generalized “entropy”.
Does UK or EU have "fair use" copyright laws? Also, it's a question of Pro-Privacy vs Pro-AI-innovation; finding the right balance between AI development and privacy is crucial.
America also spends far far too much on end of life care. Most people dont need months of full time hospice care.
> not to build your product on top of someone else's platform?

It will be extremely interesting to see if the Bluesky PBC will be able to pull off making AT Protocol a truly agnostic, and widely adopted protocol.
N.C. couple free of nearly $100k medical debt after 15 years
What about the false alarms that are done in the name of environmentalism? Why is there no accountability for, say, plastic straw hysteria, or recycling programs that emit more CO2 than just throwing it away? You can't criticize anything done in the name of the environment even if it's blatantly wrong. Why is that?

Why isn't bringing manufacturing jobs back home part of the "green" strategy?
The charts and data you cite are not an argument to do nothing.

They are a very strong argument to immediately commence CO2 removal (and ironically, one of the arguments against it is that it might let the CO2 polluters 'off the hook' for reducing their emissions).
Let's ignore that Google is wildly profitable, their product was so good they immediately captured the entire market and have held the dominant position for decades, and that search was beyond "nice"...

You offer some counter example, but do not address my actual point - there is no killer app.
IANAP (physicist, just an Engineer) but any sort of reaction like this is probably pretty hard to control so you won’t get twice the energy. Just like with combustion engines, you’re probably looking at some significant percentage loss (~50%?) in efficiency from various things.

(I’m sure there are other things that would also hinder the 2x outlook you are asking about)
I think there's some updates I can make to this to give some guidance around the (1) you have to know a lot of things point. You can use AI assistance to help learn more. But ultimately, I don't believe we are at the point where the AI makes you "smarter"; but it _can_ make you more productive.

I disagree with (3) based on my experience. That feeling happens when I am not providing enough context. I rarely have experiences where I step back to provide more context and still end up in a dumb loop. Highly recommend providing lots of context + breaking down the problem more.

I would love to dig deeper into an example you have where you feel you "never get your time back". Because in general I am saving a lot of time from how much less typing I have to do.
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Nice work. Tip: you're missing an 'l' from Frequenty Asked Questions
It's only for the iPhone and still 17,600円 though. 高いですね！～
Why white glove? That sounds like the opposite of hands-on.
Yes, that’s what I mean.
Both are great! We love having people over for a nicely presented dinner or pizza. The import part is getting people together.
I'm really into audio production, and I would re-record the video without using a mechanical keyboard, and ideally not in an echo-y room. It's not very watchable right now. In addition to using a noisy keyboard not appropriate for video recording, you type very hard / angrily. Switching to a quieter keyboard with low key travel might help you prevent RSI in the future.
It seems there's some hard physical limits with regard to taking matter and moving it somewhere via propulsion. However, I wonder if we could get to a point where rather than spending energy to move something someplace, we consider the energy to reform a given structure identically somewhere else. I assume at some distance there is a tipping point where you now save energy building that structure in situ vs the energy spent to move a structure elsewhere. And there are probably environments where it is cheaper still to create this structure vs others. I'm not sure how to establish a distant build site without actually reaching it in some way though, but maybe such a thing is resolved in time.
hmm. sounds like you just don’t wanna get it? from wikipedia: “one major category of folk hero is the defender of the common people against the oppression or corruption of the established power structure. Members of this category of folk hero often, but not necessarily, live outside the law in some way.”

common people, by definition, includes people outside the guy’s personal circle— the focus on his personal affiliation is besides, likely even counter, to your point. a conclusion that he was both scared of consequences AND wanted to get caught, is quite a stretch when it makes much more sense that dude was required to match his photo id, a normal practice checking in anywhere, and that he wanted food & wifi somewhere near his bus stop. and if that were the case, assumption that it’s out of ego rather than exhaustion or something is baseless.

even by your own logic, it “looks” like his actions were anything but useless, considering Anthem immediately reneged on plans to limit anesthesia coverage, and the House has now introduced legislation to break up healthcare conglomerates.

all in all, the beauty of a folk hero is not that they are one by precisely matching some definition, but that they arise as such out of the collective projection of the ‘folks’ view of their own struggle against oppressive systems. in other words, a single person doesn’t have to “get it”, because it’s not up to them. if we’re making reading suggestions, maybe try supplementing the corporate media blurbs for X/instagram/FB comments under literally any post about this guy (aka, what common folk are saying)?
> different from fraudulent votes

No, Putin would have won in elections even if you removed fraudulent votes (there is a fraction, but it is not at all decisive). He wins not because of it.

In those kind of countries elections are won way before the voting takes place. So the voting is just an act of the regime's legitimation and is irrelevant regarding the outcome.
> and while they have lost the original product lead

Doesn't matter how talented the team is, that is a massive red flag as not even six months have passed since the launch.
Vibe Shift America: how the progressive dominance is ending
Discussion (16 points, 2 days ago, 7 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42400179
Specifications: The missing link to make development of LLM an eng discipline
1 in a 1000 is probably the best way to do it. 99.9% and 0.1% sound like fake precision, even though they aren't.
Why doesn't it count? The constitution wasn't force majeure, imposed by a distant third party.
Seeing the Smoke (2/27/2020)
This is unexpected to me: I would have assumed that, even if you did something wrong, the valve would have prevented an explosion. I can understand a single valve going bad, but if this happened to many of your friends there might be something going on there.
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https://archive.ph/2024.08.26-162159/https://thebaffler.com/...
While it may be fun to write a paper that attempts to analyze the feasibility of using antimatter for energy storage, in real life this does not have any chances to be done, except in a very distant future, like at least a century or more likely several centuries from now.

The energetic efficiency of producing antimatter in order to store energy in it is well approximated by zero.

Storing antimatter requires a huge volume and mass per the energy stored and it also requires a continuous power consumption, so long term storage would degrade the energetic efficiency even more.

There are methods of producing energy that nobody knows how they could be done, like nuclear fusion without producing neutrons (aneutronic fusion), but which nonetheless have a chance to be realized that is much, much greater than discovering a method of producing antimatter with high efficiency and also solving the problems of long term storage and of harnessing the energy produced by annihilation as intense destructive radiation.

For now, the only realistic research target for improving space propulsion in the next few decades is the use of nuclear fission reactors, which could allow travel inside the Solar System with much more acceptable durations.
Charge is conserved, so if your energy input is in the form of (say) a photon, you'll have to produce equal numbers of positive and negative charged particles.

Baryon and lepton number are almost conserved, which would require you to produce (or consume) equal numbers of particles and antiparticles, unless you can figure out a way to make nonconservation happen outside of a black hole or whatever.

(Feeding matter to a black hole and using the Hawking radiation as an energy source would probably do what you describe, but there are practical difficulties)
That's not an LLM, that's a subscription plan. You can select any OpenAI LLM on ChatGPT Pro.

You can share the chat here, and this will show the LLM you had selected for the conversation. The initial prompt is also pretty important. For claims like current LLMs feel like conversing with Eliza, you are most definitely missing something in how you're going about it.

Advanced voice mode will give you better results for conversations too. It seems to be set up to converse rather than provide answers or perform work for you. No initial prompt, model selection or setup required
Even at .99c, everything interesting is years, decades, centuries, and millennia apart. All interstellar solutions include maintenance over millennia. Once you're doing that, relativistic velocity is just a hazard, not a boon. If we do conquer interstellar travel it'll probably be at 1% c. The factor of 10-20x scale won't matter to such long lived civilizations.
Not excusing the lack of caveat in his talk but IMO, the old adage of: "All models are wrong, but some are useful." applies here.
Possibly HECT-type E3 (ubiquitin) ligase Itch: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ITCH.
No. As the law is, tiktok will become inaccessible in the US both as an app and as a web app.
Genuinely, why?

- For new code, all of the functions [here](https://libc.llvm.org/gpu/support.html#libc-gpu-support) you can do without just fine.

- For old code:

* Your project is large enough that you are likely use using an unsupported libc function somewhere.

* Your project is small enough that you would benefit from just implementing a new kernel yourself.

I am biased because I avoid the C standard library even on the CPU, but this seems like a technology that raises the floor not the ceiling of what is possible.
Every man dies, not every man really lives. I'm glad there are still some people with the courage to push the limits and damn the consequences. Modern life has become a little too safe and comfortable. Cheers to the Isle of Man TT riders, and let's hope the moralizing scolds and killjoys never get their way.
Wow, excellent site. Very useful!
Don’t obfuscate, your view is that the stack overflow commentator, Quora answer writer, blog writer, in fact anyone who did not invent the knowledge he’s disseminating, is committing a small amount of evil. That is radical and makes no sense to me.
Castle Game Engine: In progress: web target, IFC, mORMot sample
Let us all hope that they will be as humanitarian as they can be, but let's not forget they are still just human beings.
It’s just a surrogate activity. But it’s good we have the 2nd Amendment right? Otherwise how would these revolutionaries acquire their weapons to fight the strong?
> Probably more of a baseline competency but extraordinary 'soft skills'?

And luck, tbh. It’s not too different from a typical org except career velocity is fairly fast and does not depend on vacancies opening up above you.
Canada's only rooftop garden on top of a supermarket keeps on producing
Show HN: Scribe Pro = LLM powered YouTube transcripts correction
Inequity in Population Exposure to Accelerated Warming
Yeah, as the article here notes, the energy released is effectively an explosion, and harnessing that energy into something more useful is a substantial challenge. As is the concept of turning energy into specific (anti-)matter, which we have no idea how to do at the moment.

This is more a theoretical question of whether any law of physics makes this impossible (e.g. you can't create unpaired particles), or whether this is theoretically possible but it's difficult to get enough efficiency to make it net positive.

(We currently haven't even gotten fusion to be reliably net positive; practicality is as always a set of concerns all its own.)
Think about the sheer amount of data that you receive through your five senses over 570,000,000 seconds/18 years. It's a lot, lot more than 5TB.
What came before was regression. Which is to this day no 1 method if we want something interpretable, especially if we know which functions our variables follow. And self attention is very similar to correlation matrix. In a way neural networks are just bunch of regression models stacked on top of each other with some normalization and nonlinearity between them. It's cool however how closely it resembles biology.
Thanks to make this open source! Doesn't seem to have any AI enabled search feature does it? Honestly I think you gave up too early, there are solid foundations in the app but definitely needs some more polishing for practical use.
I managed to build it on my mac. npm install, npm run tauri build. What is your workflow to add features / debug?
Oups. Thanks for spotting! Fixing :)
AFAIK a black hole could be a near perfect mass energy converter, and I think the evaporation rate (Hawking temperature) can be regulated by adjusting black hole spin.

There’s just the wee problem of getting or making a black hole and then grabbing it and controlling its spin.
Even VIM has support for LSP in extensions, I'm sure there's some lightweight LSP supporting editors out there.
It sort of depends on a mutual politeness or the sense that a dinner party is not the time or place to bring up (or persist in discussing) something controversial. If someone insists on being an asshole and spoiling the event there's not a lot you can do, but it seems that more people used to have the social graces to not to spoil an event they were invited to, and would be embarassed if they did.
The problem I have with teleportation is that it seems we're closer to being reference types than value types, so I'm not sure a rebuilding in situ would work for the cases we care about.

For static objects, I'm not sure how you'd get past the constraint that at some point you want mass somewhere else, and it needs to be moved.
I mean he repeateadly gave some hints (even if just for the lulz and not seriously) that the audience is at least partially composed of people with little technical background or AI bros. An example is when he mentioned LSTMs and said "many of you may never seen before". Even if he didn't mean it, ironically it ended being spot on when the crypto question came.
Project Orion style pusher plate nuclear pulse designs can handle turning big boom boom into space propulsion but as the parent said you are not 100% efficient.