skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thanks! I will be posting more on this, especially as we try out more use cases like ML dataset curation, globally distributed time series analysis, and more. Surely will take your feedback into account of having variations in AOI sizes. Here;s the terrafloww linkedin, you can find me on it too, https://www.linkedin.com/company/terrafloww-inc/
>As in, you will go to jail if you intentionally hurt others via decisions made at work.

I agree, and it's already the case if it can be determined and enforced.

Do you see the issues in trying to enforce it in a heavy handed manner though?
The point is tech savvy users can do all sorts of things like ublock origin, DNS, dumb TV etc

The majority of users in this world don't. So there will some people left out to suffer ads/tracking etc.
If other countries ban US websites for specifically that reason, I applaud them.

Especially if they do it without being hypocritical.
Author of the blog here: fair point. Pretty much every published benchmark has an agenda that ultimately skews the conclusion. I did my best here to be impartial, I.e I fully designed the benchmark and each test prior to running code on any engine to mimic typical ELT demands w/o having the opportunity to optimize Spark since I know it well.
Not sure about apps specifically, but there's plenty of precedent for banning foreign-owned media (newspapers, tv stations) in the United States. This seems like a natural evolution of those old laws.
TikTok is popular primarily because it's easy to get to. You're expecting normal people to learn how to sideload applications and that's simply not going to happen at a scale large enough to keep TikTok at critical mass in the US.
> ICP recordal which requires removal of violating user-generated content

And the reason behind that? Copy from other comments, "So China can't spy on Americans and astroturf propaganda", swap China/America
I think they're talking about Apple News
But their free speech isn’t limited. They lose a platform, which is something completely different. Free speech doesn’t mean having to facilitate it.

People can still create a website and post their clips, or move to instagram or Snapchat or bluesky or twitter or whatever.
QT I can see how it is disturbing.

Swift I can not see how it would bloat anything for end users. It’s just another compiled language.
This is such a stupid argument. This is about censorship to American citizens and a conversation about losing their rights as an authoritarian state's victims.
> They have large teams globally that do just that.

You are spreading the misinformation. Google can't keep up with the censorship shit and gave up as stated in their official blog

https://googleblog.blogspot.com/2010/01/new-approach-to-chin...

> a more open Internet outweighed our discomfort in agreeing to censor some results

> We have decided we are no longer willing to continue censoring our results on Google.cn

People seem to forget Google had a notorious record a terrible customer service. And China always demand more.
>And the mobility scooter brigade that has always given Trump its biggest mandate did not do it to get their Social Security, Medicare/Medicaid, and VA benefits cut.

Yeah,it has always puzzled me why people vote against their own interests, but for some reason they do. And not only once, repeatedly. Maybe it's "ok, I'll get less money, but these guys I hate will get even less, or they'll get deported, so it's a net positive"? No idea...
Absolutely enlightening how so many people, even those who consider themselves middle of the road or liberal or whatever, will care 100x more about one “bad” person being freed than about any single person suffering under the horrific regime that is the US penal system.
I can't be the only one that accidentally closes tabs in my browser when I want to delete a word with Ctrl+W
Doesn't motivate me.
File I/O would be a can of worms. But "i want to use fprintf" specifically:
Stdio files don't need to be backed by Unix FD's. See eg
https://www.gnu.org/software/libc/manual/html_node/Other-Kin... an eg fmemopen().
That depends, really. If you have an inversion layer going, you can get pretty poor air quality in lots of locations because people use crappy wood-fired stoves that produce a lot of particulates.
We are long past trust in the system and deep into a return of the belle epoch of anarchism ( 1830-1930). https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_anarchism
This is true and a warning sign for future kids....

So iam gonna share a situation happened in my family with a 10 year old girl...

She is my nephew and in the early stage she started using the smartphone. Thats her dads phone or moms not the personal phone.so whenever she came back from school she just throw her bag and keep scrolling the youtube reels..i even observe the content she watching is so unrelated and stupid ... so she just get addicted to it. She even started feeling boredom if she dont have the smartphone.
So we all warned her scolded her to not use it.and dont watch the reels ....instead she started attacking us becomming mad with her own parents.screaming loudly even in midnights without any reasone. Not talking with classmates and just her mind just changed .....and in some cases these kids trying to kill or sucide...

Man this genz is ruined already by doom scrolling so make sure to avoid smartphones to kids until they become 21.
Lol. Remember the weather balloon? If we didn't know where this came from, it'd already been splashed.
Oh, I agree, the USA shouldn’t ban TikTok like China shouldn’t have banned…almost all of the non-Chinese social media services. Neither is going to lead to a better market, tech landscape, and I don’t believe national security is a valid concern in any case.

But I really meant what I said about china probably having pride in TikTok now, being banned by your competitor country really is an achievement.

Nobody has even brought up Europe approach to requiring data on shoring and stricter privacy controls, which is the real way to deal with either issue.
> I'm confused how the heat retention could be around 80-90% without expending a ton of energy.

Imagine two air streams counter-flowing. They "swap places" within your heat exchanger, so you can (theoretically) get 100% heat recovery.

This principle is used by animals to minimize the heat waste, by counter-flowing warm and cold blood: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rete_mirabile
I think this is the way, just don’t give it wifi access!
Fun story, my sony has android tv and can play MKV files off a flash drive (eg. a non-streaming tv show), but the built in player is horrible (drops frames?). Turns out I was able to find the right version of VLC player and adb the apk over the Ethernet port! Really worked a treat.

This avoided connecting it to wifi, but I still got what I wanted out of it.
He harmed 4000 kids. That deserves corresponding justice.
American citizens can use the multitude of copy cat apps for their freedom of speech.

If it was about freedom of speech the gov would have requested all the apps to censor the topics, not banning one app.
Ask HN: How do you use O1 Pro?
Hello HN,

Hope you're having a good start into your week!! I'm submitting this question because I'm curious about how to use the O1 Pro and want to learn from others.

I subscribed to ChatGPT Pro when they announced it because as a person who earns their income purely from software, I believe that I cannot afford to be left behind in terms of developing an intuition for what's possible to do with AI, how, when, etc.

Since then I've been using it for most chats since there aren't any limits and I've noticed that the responses seem more like a stream of consciousness and a little more composed compared to GPT-4 or 4o which sometimes is quite verbose. There's definitely a feeling that tiny nuances or side-notes that might affect the main task are considered more carefully.

A job I've been using it for regularly is pasting my entire error log report on it and it gives me a summary of errors per user with a simple visualisation.

I'm sure that I'm not being creative enough and would love to learn about how you've been using O1 Pro and what your experience or review of it is so far.
China will not only ban American companies or services next, Xi will probably ban the US dollar.
Google tried to, but failed due to employee revolt:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dragonfly_(search_engine)

Microsoft Bing has been merrily operating in China for a very long time:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/features/2024-03-07/microsoft...
Too bad. They've had many centuries to unite their peninsula into a single country, and didn't do it, so they don't deserve any special consideration for the name "Iberia".
If TikTok is the only place you can speak and there aren’t equivalent services then it sounds like it needs to be broken up on the basis of being a monopoly.

As there are other services and the only thing being targeted is foreign ownership by members of a country that blocks our services, then no, I don’t think it’s about censorship.

This wasn’t even a ban on TikTok, bytedance could have sold to an American owner but have refused.
Co-current flow (both flows moving in the same direction) work the way you described.

Countercurrent-flow heat exchangers (where the two channels of the fluid/gas) move in opposite directions on both sides of the heat-transfer mechanism maintain a heat flow gradient over the entire length of the heat exchanger. This can result in an almost complete transfer of heat from one current to another.

High efficiency HRV/ERVs use counter-current flow heat exchangers.
That won’t happen. China would be more angry if the USA all of a sudden didn’t let them participate in treasury auctions.
It's political doublespeak, meant to appeal to people's preferences.

If you take 100 random Trumpers, and ask them the below, you'd likely get yes for each one. but you can obviously see how they contradict each other. so you end up keeping everything the same, and re-allocating funds from one small thing to another.

"Do you want smaller government?"
"Do you want our military to be strong?"
"Do you want to take care of our veterans?"
"Do you want seniors to have their social security and medicare?"
The

brew install cyphernetes

at the top of the page is an immediate turn-off.
Miles Cole here: I’d love to see Daft on Ray become more widely used. Same Dataframe API and run it in either single or multi-machine mode. The only thing I don’t love about it today is that their marketing is a bit misleading. Daft is distributed VIA Ray, Daft itself is not distributed.
Gotcha. It sounds like you and I agree that tech products whose underlying workings might not be elaborated are still ok to be on Show HN!
eBay. Came from a university originally, and I bought it with the earnings of my weekend retail job. First computer I bought with my own money.

I still have that machine.
Rationality is also running a business in a way that you don't risk your employees to be shot.
The phrase "their programmer's editor" is wrong and so malformed that it's essentially nonsense. It's clear what the author is trying to say, but that's not what the text actually says. "Their programmer's editor" translates to "the programmer's programmer's editor." That is, there are two possessives, which means that "programmer's editor" is being used as an expression, a noun phrase, by itself. There is no such thing as "a programmer's editor." That's not idiomatic English. So it's either not written by a native speaker or is sloppy, awful, incorrect writing that deserves a barrel of red ink, a failing grade, and a paddling, because a native speaker should know better.
Author here: that’s exactly what I was trying to communicate but you said it better :)
Sideloading doesn't work if an extremely popular app can't handle transactions in a proper way. Creators won't get paid, the ecosystem will fall. I bet US government would ban Tiktok from banks and billing systems.
You’ll find most of TikTok content on YouTube shorts or on Facebook. Content provider often don’t even bother getting rid of the TikTok watermark.
Ask HN: What did you post on "whoishiring" to get hired?
I want to improve my self promotion technique to get clients to contact me for freelancing.

I'm curious about what you posted on threads like "FREELANCER? SEEKING FREELANCER" that got potential clients interested in you. Can you please share it?
What you describe is kind of like a theoretical heat exchanger that only averages temperature at a single point.

You can improve this by exchanging heat across a continuous length along opposing flows. Imagine two parallel pipes thermally bonded where fluids flow in opposite directions. Each point still averages the temperatures, but the average temperature varies across the length and approaches the interior temperature on the interior side and the exterior temperature on the exterior side.
Musk is certainly not just a pundit. He is an operator.
And a larger portion of the population doesn’t care that you can’t share cat and dance videos on an app labeled TikTok instead of an app labeled Instagram or Reels or X other copycats. TikTok was allowed to continue to exist as well as long as they divested from Chinese ownership
Would freeing every prisoner be alright by you?

If not: Where is your personal threshold?
Yeah tiktok is a drop in the ocean for the critical mass needed for people to abandon iPhone. It is already highly censored in the US and no one said let's use Android.
OpenSCAD is your friend.
Google did everything right in terms of local execution to get all the required licensure and top talent, and then Sergey threw it away.
Had No idea Raph Levian was behind the origins of Dillo. What a storied career, he really built some great stuff all across the spectrum and continues to focus on interesting stuff. I really liked his posts about rope data structures when he was working on text editors.
Problem is ur using 4o. Use 3.5 sonnet, its much better
I think you're trying to read too much between the lines.

When I say I'm tired, I mean literally so. I have lots of joys in life even if it's not as wonderous anymore; lots of things I want to do. The problem is I don't have nearly enough energy nor time for them anymore as I get older. I have more responsibilities (things that need doing) as I get older and my body simply isn't as lively as when I was younger.

And that is only going to get even worse as time passes.

Aging is a bitch.
ChatGPT's Take on AI
why?..
Reading nexus, Yuval Noah talks about these things.

He establishes a hirarchy of checks and balances well functioning democracies have, but conviniently stops at the media and how they can cover stuff like this.

The natural next step would be civil disobedience, which should be the point where law makers swiftly takes things seriously as not to have a society go from a democracy to an anarchy.
You know there's a rumor saying Trump/Xi would trade Taiwan with US treasury bonds.
Please explain its first day then if you want to make that case.
Sounds like the “Year of Linux” fantasies 20-30 years ago. No, people won’t learn about side-loading much like they didn’t care to try out linux instead of windows. They will simply use a competitor app.
a) Using TikTok is not a right.

b) Removing the platform entirely is not censorship. Especially when everyone will just shift to Instagram, Youtube etc.

c) This was a decision made by the US Congress. It is by definition not authoritarian.
It's called use it or lose it. If you don't spend 100% of the budget then it'll get permanently reduced in the next round and you'll have to fight extremely hard to get that budget back later if it turns out you need it. So you spend the excess on whatever will continue to justify line go up.

This is just 100% accepted as a universal law of bureaucracy. As long as individual managers own parts of a budget, it applies to large corporations, non profits, and perhaps most of all in government.
Commercial HRVs often use rotating disks, not counterflow heat exchangers. Disks are freeze-proof, but they need to be powered.
People have changed habits: most people do not use a PC for their everyday computing. They use a smartphone, and at a stretch, a tablet. There are a sizable number of people, not weirdos who don’t use tech but the average person who does banking and gaming and books flights and checks instagram, who has never used a desktop or laptop outside of an office. It’s all mobile devices. It’s Apple and Android.
> I don't really see any big differentiating factor on the home page after a quick glance. Why should one use this instead of other distros? There are a couple available targeting low-end systems

Is anyone else doing 32-bit powerpc? More generally, much of my interest in it is that it's a general-purpose distro that targets an amazingly wide array of hardware.
> identified the enemy within

> the old "you're killing us" logic

The analogy falls apart when the target is a behavior and not a way to go after any innate qualities that groups of people have.
Both founders having grown up in communist block countries supposedly had something to do with their aversion. At least that’s what I heard (was working for MS china back then).
I use keyboard with similar concept as this for more than 10 years. It uses a 3 by 3 key with additional column for control so like an old phone but swipe based. I like it because I can use 1 hand to write on phone. The application called MessageEase[0] before they go subscription based and now I use Thumb-Key[1].

[0] https://www.exideas.com/ME/
[1] https://github.com/dessalines/thumb-key
Apps are not acting like spyware on iOS or else you're as clueless as the Reuters "journalist" who wrote this propaganda piece and never probably seen Swift code or looked into how incredibly well app sandboxing works.
The US has a long history of banning foreign-owned media; newspapers, radio stations and tv stations have been the traditional targets. The Federal Communications Act set limits on foreign ownership of broadcast licenses by prohibiting foreign entities from owning more than a certain percentage of a broadcast licensee. This is actually a large part of the reason Rupert Murdoch, owner of Fox News, decided to become an American citizen.

Laws banning the foreign-ownership of influential apps seem like the modern day progression of the original FCA.
Yeah, I think this makes sense. If you connect many of my heat exchangers in series, the temperature gradient increases; only the middle one will work at the average of the inside and outside temperature (the example of 3 in a row makes sense to me). At the limit, it becomes what you described.

Thanks!
> This was a decision made by the US Congress. It is by definition not authoritarian.

Clearly the US Congress represents the will of the majority...
That’s effectively what you wanted, though? That’s what TV is?

If you open up Books.app, you’d be surprised that it’s going to sell you books.
>I'm generally opposed to a death penalty but I think these kinds of actions are what warrant one

Seriously?

I think "don't grant him clemency" covers my feelings adequately.

And I'm happy with the original 17.5 years.
No, not just like 2016-2020. It's going to be far more abnormal than that.
Let's try the following intuition pump.

If we rephrase the scenario as:

"The easiest way to detect if a person is asleep is to see if they're lying down with your eyes closed."

This is clearly not always true.

However when that's false, it either

a) the person is trying to fall asleep
b) the person is pretending to sleep with no intent of actually sleeping

It's often said that in order to fall asleep one has to pretend to fall asleep first.

I think the programming flow is similar. You may not actually be in that state yet, but it doesn't just come to you unless you actually do some programming while not in the flow yet.
IINM, listeria is usually spread by contaminated food, not air.
The funny thing is. China can talk about removing the U.S. dollar and trade when Yen. But they need a stable currency to convert between and so conversion is still done with the U.S. dollar. The U.S. dollar won’t be removed from trade in our life time.
>if the collective We have decided we don’t trust governments with algorithmic manipulation powers, why on earth are we trusting anyone with concentrated power: billionaires, churches, governments, etc

This is a crazy extrapolation.

The sale/ban of tik tok was forced because the US government/people do not trust a China owned company. That is not simply extrapolated to, "oh well if we don't trust the CCP, how can you trust any government or institution ever?"
It is about freedom of speech, the freedom of China's speech within USA.
So… if China mistreats their citizens, reciprocity says we must mistreat ours?

You don’t fight censorship with censorship. That doesn’t stand up to even the most cursory thought. You fight censorship with openness.

As soon as you find yourself arguing that you have no choice but to engage in the same behaviors you claim to dislike, you have literally become the enemy.
No one is restricted from "free exchange of ideas." TikTok can divest and stay in the US market just fine. It is an ownership question, not a freedom of exchange of ideas question. There is no constitutional right for a foreign entity to do unrestricted business in the United States.

US Congress likewise does not give a fuck what you think though, unless you are a US Citizen and even then you get a single vote. The US population at large has decided on this by their representative government.
Yeah, it's gonna be great once vigilante justice is normalised.

All the people with the biggest amount of justice on their side are gonna win so hard, and there won't be any negative effects at all!
> lots-of-color meant 256 colors.

Sixteen- and twenty-four-bit color weren't just widespread by 1998. They were standard.

Not supporting 24 bit color was unheard of for a normal desktop monitor and normal desktop graphics.
The jury ended up giving them assault, not aggrivated. Aggrivated required pre-mediatation. But the guy was drunk and did something dumb and quick. It wasn't pre-meditated. The judge was essentially telling us it had to be aggrivated, but also quoted the law. The jury voted for non-aggrivated. But it was 3 strikes so he got the same sentence (the full boat) no matter if he was aggrivated or non-aggrivated.

how do I know this? the defense attorney and the prosecutor both went to bars in my neighborhood. I got both of them drinks and asked them for the back story on the case.
That does happen occasionally where I live, last night for example. But it's only a single digit number of days out of a year. The rest of the time air quality is very good.
And the worst part of a Communism is "planned economy", e.g. the state decides which app/service is good or not.
I think if I had to do metric threads often, I'd switch to an electronic leadscrew, like the one from Clough42.[1]

[1] https://github.com/clough42/electronic-leadscrew/wiki
How about adding up the number of years he caused kids to be inappropriately sentences to juvenile detention for kickbacks, and then multiplying by 3x?
> You don’t fight censorship with censorship. That doesn’t stand up to even the most cursory thought. You fight censorship with openness.

Can you explain this better without the assumption that it is self-evident?
Not parent, but I'll take a swing

1) No
2) Benjamin Franklin had a good take.
I mean there’s clickhouse cloud then…
In China. They obviously run censorship globally in every country that demands it, it's just that China's demands were worse than everyone else's and they decided it's not worth the effort.
China doesn’t let the RMB float freely, so trade still happens in dollars. Also, the American government buys a lot of treasuries, so it’s easy to save a few billion quickly when you need to, which isn’t really supported by any other currency…saving money by lending it to the USG conversely prevents it from re-entering your own economy and stoking inflation (China isn’t the only country to use the USA like that, Japan buys more treasuries than China usually).