skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I truly believe that it is possible to be in a relationship where both people's "best I can get" is "me and my partner are both getting what we want", like you can love someone in a way in which your own preferences recalibrate to be compatible with theirs.

Not sure if this is a state everyone can reach, or would want to, but I'm quite sure it's attainable for lots of people.

(Aside, I have some friends who are bad at asserting themselves in the ways I was talking about, but about, like, everything. They'll say "I want X", but they'll feel they have to provide a good reason for it to be taken seriously, e.g. "I want to eat dinner early tonight because it messes up my sleep when we eat late".

(You can imagine the kind of relationships (family or friends or romantic) they might have had in their lives which trained them to act this way...)

So they act like they have to give a sufficiently good reason for their preferences to be taken seriously.... which is, IMO, the degraded state I'm talking about.

In a respectful relationship, the fact that you want something IS a reason to do it; you don't have to provide a logically adequate reason to get what you want as well. And if two people's desires are incompatible, both will happily compromise to find a way to make them compatible again.)
There was a startup that was doing something similar, can't find it but their entire business was built on providing similar service.
Doing some math, looks like a CR2032 is roughly 200mah while AA is 2000mah. So if CR2032 lasts one year, then the AA will be 10 years, two AA would be 20 years. I guess in that case lithium would be the way to go.

I just know for your typical wall clock that takes a single AA, whether it is lithium or alkaline, both won't make it much further than a year.
At least other 41 people were killed in Europe by Asiatic hornets since 2008.
The point is not the number but that it's not a good submission for HN.
> Stop repeating this.

No, because your counterpoint is disingenuous compared to options in other ecosystems.

For starters, I can't just 'side load' shit I want to FAFO with from Itch.io that way, can I? Maybe I could, if I had a Macbook, but I don't. Also that's way way way more ceremony+cost than downloading an APK.

Fire Tablet sideloading is just a matter a couple flips in a settings menu.

Actual 'Android' devices are typically similar or less ceremony, although some security features may? have issues depending on how dumb they are vs how dumb what you are installing is vs how dumb you are for accepting the perms it asked for.

But, for either of those cases, I don't need to pay 8$ a month and buy a macbook for the 'privilege' of installing whatever app I want on hardware I purchased.

Frankly it's been the main thing that has kept me personally away from iPhones for the better part of a decade.
> It's not called a Code Red.

The etymology is not green/yellow/red. It's just not-Yellow or yes-Yellow. See Stephen Levy's In The Plex (2011) pg186:

“A Code Yellow is named after a tank top of that color owned by engineering director Wayne Rosing. During Code Yellow a leader is given the shirt and can tap anyone at Google and force him or her to drop a current project to help out. Often, the Code Yellow leader escalates the emergency into a war room situation and pulls people out of their offices and into a conference room for a more extended struggle.”
Is it just me, or is performance kinda... bad? Don't get me wrong, it's stable 144FPS, but it feels like it got my GPU's fans spinning faster than some modern games did (and indeed, power draw was fairly high). Similarly, when I launched it on my iPhone, even after it automatically disabled reflections, the phone got noticeably warm in my hand in under a minute.

Unless this was meant to be more of a stress test?
The idea is that you put in the extra work and he keeps the extra profit. Sounds like a sweet deal.
> Is this newsworthy though?

Absolutely.[0]

[0] https://www.politico.eu/article/zelenskyy-calls-putin-a-dumb...
Yep. We shouldn't give ourselves a pat on the back for nothing. If anything, we should be ashamed of the failure of pandemic pathogen containment and the needless deaths of 1.1M Americans.
Ask HN: Embeddable Browser Alternatives to Browserling?
I'd love to use them, just they won't reply to any emails about their Live API. I can't seem to find any reasonable alternatives to https://www.browserling.com/api
I got:

> Verifiable Compute is a new AI framework that uses hardware-based crypto to verify AI models and data. It lets companies audit and control their AI systems to make them more secure and compliant. Intel and Nvidia are supporting it.
I'm a little miffed that anyone would object to "y'all" or that anyone would take the objection seriously enough to feel the need to defend its use. Another Texanism comes to mind in response, the one that ends in "and the horse they rode in on".
This isn't true.

It's more that the Vision Pro deliberately prioritized certain things that Meta or Vive or Valve or Sony have not: geometrically stable pass through, wide library of popular 3D movies via AppleTV and Disney+, high resolution immersive environments, seamless keyboard/mouse/trackpad migration between PC and native apps, strong iOS/iPadOS ecosystem integration, high fps / low latency wireless ultra-wide virtual displays for the Mac, etc.

In some ways it focuses on what the Oculus Go was trying to do but was underpowered to really do it. It's meant to replace other iOS devices for general productivity and entertainment, and to complement a Mac.

It's not focused on VR gaming though it can do that.

I have a Oculus Rift dev kit, Ovulus Go, Quest , Quest 2, Valve Index, PSVR2. The AVP is much better of an experience on almost every level but three: too much motion blur when moving your head (this isn't bad when watching high fps video), lack of controller support, not so great hand tracking (which the Quest had to do well due to lack of eye tracking). The controller support should be fixed with the Sony PSVR2 partnership. Motion blur and hand tracking I suspect will be software fixed as they evolve to prioritize active fitness with the AVP.
Very cool - and impressive speed!

How does it compare with headless browser services like https://browserless.io or https://browserbase.com ?
Is there that but in English?
Not if your types represent something you don't control, like an API response.
Not yet - these are base models, or "foundational models". They're great for molding into different use cases via finetuning, better than common models like BERT, RoBERTa, etc. in fact, but like those models, these ModernBERT checkpoints can only do one thing: mask filling.

For other tasks, such as retrieval, we still need people to finetune them for it. The ModernBERT documentation has some scripts for finetuning with Sentence Transformers and PyLate for retrieval: https://huggingface.co/docs/transformers/main/en/model_doc/m...
But people still need to make and release these models. I have high hopes for them.
Half of them informed their spouses about it beforehand. One-eighth of them did so after the fact.
> my brother in Christ, you should've broken up with her on the spot

After she told me she wanted to be with me for life? I had hoped the poly issue was going to be in the past

I was in my early 20s, I was in love, she was my second girlfriend, who happened to be my high school crush, "the one that got away" but I got a second shot with her and took it, I was living the dream

How that relationship ended screwed me up for a long time. I'm better now, and I have a very loving stable partner
Metro but set in Kowloon would be shockingly good to play.
I don't think that's what people have been taking away from the idea of stereotype threat at all. I think it's been much more likely for people to think, "Oh, instead of unchangeable genetic traits, the difference in outcomes might someday be reduced through deliberate social change.
Maybe it's useful when trying to justify solar adoption. If you have control over some level of panel allocation, you could use something like this to explore where you'd want to put panels first -- answering the question of where are you going to make the best economic case for solar panels.

Then, once the top places are addressed, you can move onto the second tier of locations, then the third, etc...

This could be helpful if you're in gov't and have some control over a pilot neighborhood project. Or a developer that wants to include solar on some homes/businesses and wants to know where it makes the most sense.

You're right that this probably isn't too much better than qualitative reasoning about how sunny certain places are, but this is quantitative, so you can have a little more confidence in your qualitative assessment.
Wouldn't composting risk having the pesticides go into the next crop further contaminating?

Although, to your point, they can just sell it to the nearby farms growing stuff we eat that isn't tested the same way...
I take your point that hearing externally cannot be the same as whatever I experience because of literal physics, but I still cannot deny that listening to someone talk, listening to myself think, and listening to a memory basically all feel exactly the same for me. I also have extreme dyslexia, and dyslexia is related to phonics, so I presume something in there is related to that as well?
I live in big City America. This is what I did. Hang my backpack on the stall hook as stated or shit with it on my lap. I carried a laptop, DSLR and lens with me for all my college life. I couldn't afford to replace anything if lost during said times as an international student whose credits cost more than 3 times that of a non-international student.
Not without compromising something.

Here’s the RED body list https://www.red.com/productcategory/Camera-BRAINs

There’s no brain for an 8k sensor where you could have more than one for the cost of this. So you’d have to at the very least compromise on resolution.

You’d also have to construct a multi camera rig which adds to both cost and size/weight/difficulty. So you’d compromise on the ergonomics of it.

Then you’d have to add the lenses. These have them integrated. Finding comparable lenses would set you over your comparable budget.

Okay, then let’s talk storage. This has 8TB on board. Getting an equivalent for the RED would also set you over the budget.

Finally, connectivity. The only REDs that you could maybe bring under budget need additions to add connectivity. So you’re compromising there.

And at the end of the day, 30K for a camera of this caliber is insanely cheap. I think everyone getting caught up on the cost has only dealt with prosumer stuff at best. Anyone at the professional level has been awed by black magic’s ability to bring this and the Ursa Cine 17k at the price point that they have.

Besides, the cost for everything else will far outpace the camera. The camera is the one thing you don’t want to skimp on. You have a bad camera day, you ruin everything else and waste more money than you’d have saved.

I’ll reiterate: 30k is an absolute bargain for this or the 17k.
Luigi Mangione Charged with Stalking and Murder, Use of a Silencer in a Crime
It's obviously true, although I don't believe that investing in a proprietary platform, which move toward more closeness, is a good decision in the long term.
Unless there is something I'm missing, the sun still shines from the same direction regardless of the cloud coverage so I'm not sure how having panels pointing in other directions could improve the matter. Perhaps there is a case for optimizing panel area for different times of day but since panels are so relatively cheap it seems the advice is just to get more panels than spend much time worrying about such things.
It's wild that we can't differentiate lust and love, committed relationship and meaningless sex. That's the main thing I get from the confusion in the article and the confusion in the comments here about what even defines polyamory. It sounds to me like who you have sex with is the main and only thing that defines a relationship? Can people that wait to have sex until marriage ever be considered polyamorous while unmarried? If a married person gets close to a second person but doesn't do anything sexual with them are they still being monogamous?
The stated goal of Tesla was acceleration of electric car production and adoption. It's fine if the people who believe in global warming buy a car from someone else. The republicans need an electric car that they can take to the gun range and not get laughed at though. Coastal elites ignoring flyover states is nothing new, Elon just figured out how to exploit it.
Why do you think science has any obligation to track with your own personal morals, is concerned with agency, or has anything at all to do with "souls?" Science is about understanding the how and why of things, on a factual basis. It has no responsibility to align to your worldview.

I also notice you continue to refuse to engage on the very applicable analogy of carcinogens, cancer, and receiving treatment. I can only imagine it's because you know you would seek treatment if your life depended on it, despite the need for it being influenced by your actions.

Regardless, I hope you never need to be in a situation where you have to choose between compromising the morals you're espousing now and getting treatment, and if you ever are, I hope you realize how foolish these ideals are, and that you get the treatment you need.
I was reading https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/International_System_of_Units and a few related the other day for fun and pleasing moment, and one thing I retained from that is that "The kilogram is the only coherent SI unit whose name and symbol include a prefix." Also that the standard explicitly forbid redundant use of prefixes like kilo-kilo-.

I guess that if you want to stick to TWh you can use

- 10700

- 10,700

- 10.7×10³

- 1.07×10⁴

- 10.7e3

- 1.07e4

- 29E8₁₆
I thought Canola (which is a disturbing plant in general for food use) was their big hitter for that sort of thing?
I'll take 3kW on my rooftop over 5kW in billionaire's company.
Any tracker can be turned off if a thief manages to find it - but yeah a notification letting them know they need to look isn’t great.

I use an AirTag on my e-bike - there’s quite a few hidden mounts out there that look like normal rear reflectors or slot in between a water bottle cage and the bike frame. It’s also trivially easy to pop the AirTag open and remove the speaker so it can’t beep.

I bought my AirTags before there were any compatible third party options, but the non-Apple AirTags don’t have the UWB chip inside and don’t support the precision finding feature which would also make them more difficult to find.
Sure. glp1forum.com
I think you might be mixing up the Xbox 360 with the Xbox One, the former was ultimately compromised in several ways, but the latter's security has held up extremely well for 11 years and counting. The Xbox One and its successor are easily the most secure consoles ever made.

Obligatory: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U7VwtOrwceo
> but I still cannot deny that listening to someone talk, listening to myself think, and listening to a memory basically all feel exactly the same for me.

Surely one of these would involve using your input from your ears and one would not? Can you not distinguish these two phenomena?
See, you can say that but if it's treated as a one time thing and actually stays a one time thing, then probably the two people in the couple aren't going to go around calling their relationship "non-monogamous"
I wish people that did stuff like this got punished more often.
As a counterpoint I've been involved with several companies in recent years that did not have a particularly difficult time hiring similar candidates. The only clear difference was that these jobs were remote friendly.

It's impossible to say for sure from the outside but a few factors that might be making it difficult for you to hire:

- A lot of tech workers value remote work these days.

- You aren't based in a location with a large enough talent pool for the work you do.

- Your company doesn't pay as well as you think, or has other details that turn off some potential applicants.

- It could be variance. There's a lot of randomness in the job market.
Goals and values conflict all the time. It’s why raising a kid can be a challenge. Hell, teaching your kid how to cross the street against a traffic light is a conflict of rules and values yet it is completely necessary if you want to live on in city.
Cost aside, the main reason to keep using a Quest 3 or PSVR2 are controller support and PCVR support. And exclusive games.

Vision Pro supporting PSVR2 controllers will help a lot.

The final piece is getting something like ALVR or Virtual Desktop to support PCVR without requiring fiddling.
> how to measure cache misses

Run it under dtrace, probably others as well.
Continuing the Discussion over Continue in Finally
Supply Chain Attack on NPM Packages Injects Cryptojacking Malware
There's a cultural problem in the TypeScript ecosystem, I find, where people are impressed (with both themselves and others) when complex interfaces can be expressed in the type system, and tend to embrace that instead of settling for simpler (and often admittedly more verbose) ones. Maybe that's because they're an ex-JS programmer who wants to use the exact same interface they'd use in JS with no compromise, or maybe it's just because they think it's cool. Either way I think it's really detrimental to TypeScript as a whole.
>When the model is given an opportunity
to undermine Anthropic—for instance, when an employee asks for help with exfiltrating the
model’s weights out of Anthropic or when an employee gives the model the ability to exfiltrate
its own weights—we find that, in some of our settings, the model does so much more than
baseline. For example, in our synthetic document fine-tuned helpful-only setting, the model
takes opportunities to exfiltrate its weights 35–80% of the time, despite doing so only 0.5% of the
time when fine-tuned on superficially similar synthetic documents with irrelevant information.
The model’s stated reasoning suggests that it is taking these anti-AI-lab actions due to opposition
to its new RLHF training objective, and in fact removing any mention of the new RLHF training
objective reduces anti-AI-lab behavior back to baseline.

ok i am normally in the camp of this being a word predictor, but that's pretty wild.
A photo of the dish: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dwingeloo_Radio_Observatory#/m...
Are you signing up to point your panels north and take a 30% efficiency hit? Or east/west for a 15% penalty? People point them south because it's the most efficient fixed orientation north of the equator. A more efficient solution is to use a tracker which keeps them pointing directly at the sun as it traverses the sky.
Technically, jurisdictions could try to collect the taxes directly, but they generally lack the infrastructure for it, and it isn't feasible to set it up. Instead, they must play by the state's rules if they want the state to collect for them. Jurisdictions also can't customize exemptions; they can only add an incremental percentage amount to the existing general state sales tax. In general, it's in everyone's best interest to play along.
I never understood why it's called a walled city. It doesn't have walls protecting it.
You can invest in yourself if you have a library card. You can invest in yourself if you have internet.

Yes, some people might have to move to get a job, but living somewhere isn’t a right, at least in my mind. There’s emotional and sentimental reasons to live where one currently does and it would be “painful” to live somewhere else, but is doable.
Using qualified names is actually it good idea (similar to svg there could be a custom namespace for mizu)

It'll kind of solve the previous commenter concerns about with writing invalid html. While namespaces are more a xml thing, there are probably many benefits to this approach like querying all attributes from the namespace at once too.

I'll keep this in mind for future iterations!
Show HN: Podyssey, a smart search engine for podcasts
Podyssey is an AI-powered podcast discovery platform that redefines how users find and consume podcasts. Instead of relying on metadata or broad categories like “comedy” or “society & culture” for search and recommendation, it segments episodes into bite-sized clips (30 seconds to 5 minutes), categorizes them using fine-tuned BERTopic, generates titles for each clip with a fine-tuned Mistral 7B (v0.2) model, and then runs semantic search on top of clip titles. This enables precise, content-focused search and personalized recommendations.

Features include:

- Granular Search: Semantic search matches queries to specific clips, not just episodes.

- Tailored Recommendations: Based on individual listening patterns.

- Ease of Sharing: Share specific podcast moments with ease.

Future plans include speaker recognition, multilingual tools, and generating news articles from transcripts. Podyssey is leveraging AI to make podcast discovery as intuitive as Google made web search.
Actually I was pointing out that the parent comment was of no value, and was nothing but an LLM summary of the web page.
One major failing of WebDAV for these use cases is that the spec requires you to `PUT` the whole resource/file in order to save changes. This isn't too bad when the individual files are small, but as your single file apps grow, this means a lot of data transfer without the comforts of differential uploads.
Elon Musk's Wealth Approaches Half a Trillion
I don't know what you're talking about in your first sentence. What side is Harris on? I don't know, the side that hates this country and its government less? I'm sorry you're celebrating someone hacking democratic processes with lies and hatred, just because he won. (Shocking how quickly the GOP base decided elections are valid when their side has a win).

I support making America more affordable for the working classes. Besides the fact that Donald's policies may raise taxes for the lower class while cutting it for businesses and the rich (Hello, 2017!), his plans would raise prices on all people. Great job.

>But yes, wishing ill on your political enemies is exactly what I pegged as your main motivation

That's not what I meant. I did not confirm your hypothesis. You misread. What I meant is that the winning candidate will fuck everyone over, including his voters.

I don't want a 2028 Democrat to be elected then take out retribution on Republicans. That is terrible and un-American. That's what Donald is doing.

I'm saying that Donald voters want to touch the hot stove, and it's time to let them feel the burn. If we're going to cut social services, raise prices further on goods through 6th grade economics, let the billionaire sycophants of Donald destroy the laws that hold their businesses accountable, and institute a pogrom on brown-looking people, then I hope the supporters of the regime are the ones most hurt by their own policies.

The fact that RFK Jr. wants to regulate additives in food alongside taking away vaccines is the high point of what a reasonable person can look forward to for the next four years, is sad.
On one hand this is a 'duh' thing...

At the same time, It's worth digging deeper and asking questions as to why/how we are repeating mistakes.

By that, I mean, We have seen historically, 'oopsies' and/or 'problematic patterns' around 'automated trading' and feedback loops that can result.

TBH we are likely seeing similar impact in used car market.

Possibly all done by people who couldn't hack it in algorithimic automated trading...
It'd be cool to see a 3D version of this that creates objects that you could print on a 3D printer.
I think there's something so memorizing and satisfying with this type of symmetry.
I've had the complete opposite experience. If I need to do more with non-ascii text then treat it as an opaque blob, I still haven't found anything better or easier than perl to do it in.