skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
This is broadly true.

You want to look dominant enough with gravitas

Without that any competence elicits a tremendous response from other people that can easily go all the way to murderous violence.

In a sense, they feel that you are undeserving and that your competence is an affront to the "natural order". And this is in areas where there is some objective metric, which is not the norm.

These are very old biological truths and they will never change at the human timescale, if ever.
The submitted URL was https://aegisub.org/blog/aegisub-3.4.0-released/, but we changed it to the home page since the
project hasn't been discussed on HN before, other than in a few comments (https://hn.algolia.com/?dateRange=all&page=0&prefix=true&que...).

Interested readers may want to look at both!
https://dof.ca.gov/Forecasting/Demographics/Estimates/E-2/
:

Legal immigration continued to rebound from the pandemic, with a net gain of 134,400 persons in 2023-24 compared to 115,900 in 2022-23—the highest level since 2018.

Greater domestic in-migration and slowed domestic out-migration helped to bring net loss in domestic migration down to below 200,000 persons in 2023-24 from nearly 250,000 persons in 2022-23. Net domestic migration from California in 2023-2024 has dropped significantly, to about one-sixth of the 2021 total and is similar to levels prior to 2018.

Natural increase—the net result of births minus deaths—increased from 107,400 in 2022-23 to 111,500 in 2023-24 as the number of deaths return to trend from their pandemic peak.
I've not had good experiences either as a customer.

Oddly enough I interviewed with them a few years ago (before I was a customer) and came away pretty unimpressed, I turned the offer down.
https://support.google.com/websearch/answer/9281931?hl=en

They're already doing that with paid quality raters. I suppose your question is about opening this up more widely, but that's basically giving those spammers a tool to directly influence the ranking, which is going to be even worse.
I imagine that the comment thread you've generated here is a net negative for the popularity of your worldview.
(Founder) I understand the concern. However, cloud discounts at scale can be very large, and we are going to share as much of it as we reasonably can.
Not really.

While I think there's a lot of higher-priority work that could be done, it's worth taking a moment to step back and look at the process of academia to see if what we have is working, what needs changing, and what improvements -- if any -- are worth investigating.

It's like development retrospectives. Some yield actionable items. Some aren't worthwhile.
That's not even the words I used either.

> I absolutely hate having stuff automatically create anything in my home directory like this.

Which is

> I absolutely hate <action> like this

Which is not

> I absolutely hate <thing that does action> like this

I quite like grayjay. I just dislike this one thing it does.
Actually, anyone who want's to scratch this itch just youtube the Excel World Championships. It's way more entertaining than it has any business being.
Indeed, all physical walls in our world are ultimately psychological walls.
> People will shut you out of their life if you stop sharing your location with them

Is the implication of this that such people just don't interact with Android users? That seems like a significant self-imposed limitation. Or are Android phones just extremely unpopular in your area?
Breaking the Status Quo: A vision for a new WordPress era
Show HN: Chat with any webpage using your OpenAI key
Not in the sense of protection, but in the sense of financial coverage.

Claims still made: liability insurance pays them.
I think they're saying that you should provide some example use-cases for how someone would use your service. High-level use-cases that involve solving problems for a business.

For what it's worth, I am already familiar with this design space well enough that I don't need this kind of example in order to understand it. I've worked with Kinesis and other streaming systems before. But for people who haven't, an example might help.

What kind of business problem would someone have that causes them to turn to your service? What are the alternative solutions they might consider and how do those compare to yours? That's the kind of info they're asking for. You might benefit from pitching this such that people will understand it who have never considered streaming solutions before and don't understand the benefits. Pitch it to people who don't even realize they need this.
Stonehenge may have been built to unify the people of ancient Britain
Sites preferring geolocation over Accept-Language as a means of picking the language is one of my pet peeves. Preferring geolocation over a logged in user's stored setting is beyond absurd.
thanks for sharing... actually pushing a new build to fix this shortly! it only happens when other players are in-game with the squads (friendly ai spawned) fixing sooon!!
Looks interesting. Some feedback on the trailer: I wouldn't waste the precious first 5 seconds on guys running at the camera, and your post says something about roguelite. Are there skill trees? Items/equipment? Shops? Different zones? I assume the characters running at the start represent classes but there's no way to tell. I'd showcase clips of what all the game has to offer, not just combat the whole time.
The numbers i mentioned give 30km/s in less than 1 year. As far as i see the ion thruster makes sense even for the trips to/from Mars.
Boy Scout families mass-rejecting new member-renew system
> take a look at the 20th century a little harder

Effectively unlimited content is huge, though. IMHO that pretty much overshadows everything. There were only so much records, magazines and other content you could consume before the internet.
Thanks for your perspective! It is interesting. How does the business plan deal with the chance that it's perfectly in my hands (read: on anyone with whatever motivation, usually commercial) to grab the code and provide the same thing but cheaper or even free?

In this case I feel that the answer might ultimately be that it works because it is mostly a niche market and there are other value adds such as support from the makers themselves, which is always a good thing but already is not the software itself per se.

I don't think many companies would be confortable with such a brittle grasp on their sales. Basically it relies on nobody else wanting to do the same (and maybe risk that they execute better).

Imagine if Photoshop was OSS... well, it is good food for thought.

(EDIT re. the apps you mention: also interesting cases; not sure how much that model is actively hurting them or otherwise helping them, would love to see writeups from the companies or creators)
Presumably, modafinil causes production and continual release of histamine via mast cells in quantities far greater and faster than the most histamine rich foods.

Fermented fish tops the list, which, personally, sounds profoundly unappealing for breakfast.

But to each their own, maybe a cup of coffee and a can of surströmming is the ultimate morning combo
Nah that's just normal quebecois stuff. Picture cirque du soliel or how much the french love bikes
thank you!
- using Mirror Networking Library w/ Websockets
- No tech challenges except for the super slooow build times lol
- Business mode Ads, Ad Rewards, and Virtual Currency to buy premium cosmetics
I think it is more the accessibility increase from it being allowed along with unfettered advertising ensuring that the targeted ad demographic is "literally anybody who watches sports and more".
It's unfortunate that there's no in situ pictures included. It looks like the blob fish which is only blob shape when not under ocean deep pressure.
Lynching CEOs would make a lot of sense, so yes.
I have had the displeasure of meeting the miserable bastard, several times, in the process of a bid for a technology project some years ago.

When we withdrew, as it was clear to me that this was going to be a looney tunes scramble through a hedgerow while being berated by a cast-iron lunatic, he made it very clear we had made the right decision. I had the grace to tell him we were withdrawing our interest face to face. He turned a shade of purple that cannot possibly be healthy, before storming from the room like an overgrown child.

Which brings me to the mystique - there is none. The man is an overgrown schoolboy and he acts like one. Call it eccentric, call it whimsical - I would call it stunted and inane. He has survived by dint of a property bubble - otherwise he would have run the business into the ground decades ago.
Comments moved to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42439654.
ahhh yess use to play that game too!! I've been working on web games since about that time when adobe shockwave game became a thing. Fun times! = )
Looks like the webpage is on GitHub too: https://github.com/pyherald/pyherald/blob/main/docs/articles...
This person specifically wants offline.
Hey everyone! I'm the author of FindMy.py. I'd like to use this moment to give a shout-out to some other people that deserve way more credit than me, as the project definitely would not have existed without them. If this stuff interests you then please do check them out, there is a dedicated section in the project's README (https://github.com/malmeloo/FindMy.py?tab=readme-ov-file#cre...).

If you have any questions, feel free to ask :-)
Fine, you exchange labor and the builder agrees to build you a house given materials for transport for granny.

Where are you getting gas/house materials from? No hand waves please. Show all work.
>STDs aren't a mystery, we know how to avoid them.

I never said it's a mystery. I'm saying that monogamy is much safer than nonmonogamy in terms of STD risk. These risks are not negligible. Look at how many people have herpes for example.

>I actually invited more strangers into my home back when I was monogamous, honestly, but I'm not sure what that has to do with polyamory.

You don't have to sleep with strangers to be poly, it is true. But I think most people who are in fact sleep with strangers and others who might profess to be poly yet secretly have a lot of jealousy.

>Monogamous people lose their partners all the time, have you seen the divorce rates?

They lose them less than poly people. That's the point.

>None of what you are suggesting matches my experience.

Since many of the downsides I've explained are in terms of relative risks, one instance of good luck does not disprove it. I also think it's common sense that having more partners makes life complicated and introduces more significant risks. Hell, even one partner can wreck your life. More than one, especially the type of people who partake in such deviant and risky behavior, is just asking for trouble.
> spotify is such an easy platform.

it's not for me. YT was. SoundCloud too. (Now SoundCloud also wants folks to sign in aggressively. I think you can't fast-forward otherwise, but at least listening works without signing in.)

Also ... you can upload to YT and SoundCloud, but not to Spotify. So their catalog is just meh. (So even if their recommendations are great in some genres, in general they are not for everyone.)
thank you for feedback... ah yes we are totally missing a tutorial with good guidance for noobs! we plan to work on that too.
Getting into a PhD program requires a lot of preparation soon after entering college. Having a parent with a PhD probably helps a lot to guide their child towards the necessary steps to get into a good program. I was totally clueless and thought just a high GPA would suffice and I had to spend 3 years improving my credentials to get into a PhD program. A lot of my peers had parents who were professors.
I think fundamentally it's because you have to convince the elected to pass laws that potentially undermine the way they got there, essentially asking them to kick out the ladder from underneath them. Couple that with the average person thinking that FPTP is the most fair because explaining why it isn't is counterintuitive, nothing is ever going to change.
Some people leave their keys in the sun shade. They don't complain it's too easy to steal. At some point you have to admit it's a social problem.
>Anthropic's definition: Some customers define agents as fully autonomous systems that operate independently over extended periods, using various tools to accomplish complex tasks.

But that's not their definition, and they explicitly describe that definition as an 'autonomous system'. Their definition comes in the next paragraph:

"At Anthropic, we categorize all these variations as agentic systems, but draw an important architectural distinction between workflows and agents:

* Workflows are systems where LLMs and tools are orchestrated through predefined code paths.
Agents, on the other hand, are systems where LLMs dynamically direct their own processes and tool usage, maintaining control over how they accomplish tasks.

* Agents, on the other hand, are systems where LLMs dynamically direct their own processes and tool usage, maintaining control over how they accomplish tasks."
It worked for thousands of years.
ahhh shoot i think the next build pushing shortly should fix the error you saw!! and yea haha i can't stand that either charging people for dang colors.
You said it. I was working with an official Google library that used TF and it didn’t work at all with 3.12. I spent a day building the wheels for 3.12 only to find there was a bug with dataclasses. :|

I can’t recall the library, but there was another major project that just deprecated TF because it was the cause of so many build problems.
> In June 2017, patrons were ejected from the Arlington Hotel, a Samuel Smith pub in North Yorkshire. “I had just called in for a couple of pints,” one local man told the Gazette Live. “Next thing, the door burst open and this man started shouting the Samuel Smith policy on swearing. He said he had been outside and heard somebody swear. Then he turned to the girl behind the bar and said, ‘Shut this bar and get these out.’” The Arlington is now shuttered.

> Attempts to control customers’ behaviour have occasionally made national headlines. In 2011, one Samuel Smith pub, the John Snow in Soho, became notorious when it ejected two men who were kissing. The incident sparked spirited protests, including a mass same-sex “kiss-in” outside the pub. Samuel Smith offered no comment or explanation.

As detailed in "Calling Out Sam Smith's RIDICULOUS Pub Policies" on Joe Lycett's Got Your Back: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-oDZB-ZyvTE
> a perfect de bruijn sequence

My understanding is that this means that every possible substring appears at least once, right? But what does this mean for the first thousand digits? Does that mean that every two-digit sequence appears at least once, three digit sequence, etc?
There are five different airlines, five different rental car companies, and five major hotel chains*. There are a million different restaurants, most of whom handle reservations with infrastructure consisting of a phone, a piece of paper, and a pen.

* yes, you’re right, there are six. You got me.
I do something similar but with Discord. I made a server accessible only by me, and I have a few different channels like work, life, music, ideas, etc. I also send all screenshots I take into a separate channel, and set up a chrome extension that sends whatever page I'm on as a link.
thanks for feedback... although I think you selected items that are premium items... some stuff can be purchased for cheap which all players get a starting credit of 200. Other more expensive stuff need credits for that. We gota pay the hosting cost somehow =)
American English
I’m not sure I understand the point about learning. But wouldn’t any job that is largely text based at increased risk? I don’t think software development will be anywhere the last occupation to be severely impacted by AI
I should have. I apologise.
Fastest growing startup in Europe ever solved growth by posting on Twitter
Thanks for that insightful feedback, I honestly did not even consider that. I'll go ahead and remove the sign in requirement for the create recipe page since it does really work well.
thanks for feedback! New build should be coming shortly to fix this!
One thing that is worth saving is the PDF manuals for physical products that you own.

These sometimes disappear from the Web. Or disappear except for some third-party site that modifies and/or paywalls them.

Also, save the occasional important support info Web pages for those products. You'll know it when you see it. And if you don't save it now, it might be gone when you need it.

You don't need a fancy system for this. I just made a directory `~/doc/`, and started dropping files into it. Someday, I'll take the time to merge this with `~/wiki/`, but for now, I'm capturing the information with low friction, which is most important.
Would you consider the blue whale to be a carnivore, then?
yes. and i think this is perfect up to three. no other number i tested was anywhere close to this, and i suspect it may lead to an important new metric. please verify.

(and i should add i think it also means that all the counts are completely even for one and two.)
Triggering the same neural pathways is also a flawed way to look at things. Dopamine exists without the presence of drugs despite the dysfunctional state of discourse demonizing literally anything which releases dopamine. A true dopamine detox would in fact be very bad for your health, physical and mental. The point being, drugs exploit existing pathways and biochemical interactions, they don't create them de novo. The set isn't just "compulsive technology | drugs" it is "compulsive technology | drugs | eating | running | mental stimulation | sexual activity | etc."
A interesting difference is the ability to have exclusive access to writes on the log (the fencing token). This allows you to use the logs as write ahead logs.
thanks!! glad its working well for ya = )
“they won’t leak”

That one isn’t guaranteed.
Many examples online of exfiltration attacks on LLMs.
Testrim: Intelligent Test Impact Analysis for Rust, Go is almost self-hosting
A 15-minute intro to resin casting
Google primarily makes money from ads and user data. That’s their purpose. Everything else is ancillary and in service to that. Apple’s product is the physical hardware and software.
How do you store a stream? Don’t they just spray around the internet here and there, and if you don’t catch them in the moment, they’re just gone?
try `bash game.bash 2>errors` and see the content of that file when the game exits
At https://f-droid.org you have a J2ME emulator.
And even when they don't disappear, they still end up dozens of weird pages deep that none of the on-site help text or search points to correctly due to the various pointless redesigns the site has gone through.

But hey, there's more whitespace now.
thank you!! ahh stuck in loop because maybe you selected some premium items? thanks for the other feedback will for sure improve the onboarding.
This is laughable.

It's nepotism and it's enshrined in the recommendation letter system.

The fact that GRE is a joke and that in the USA undergrad, even at the elite level, is usually just a glorified partying program doesn't help either.
(Founder) so many possibilities! That's what I love about building building blocks. I think we will create an open source layer for an IoT protocol over time (unless community gets to it first), e.g. MQTT. I have to admit I don't know too much about the space.
printf("%.*s", len, str);

lets you pass the length as an int argument.
I don't think I have casual sex but... Sure, is it wrong to want to try people?

I'm currently trying non-monogamy after a monogamous marriage slid from "I could spend the rest of my life with this person" to "I should not have settled down so early in my 20s"
A competent large scale farmer can outcompete a random Joe, much to the annoyance of the potheads who thought they were going to own the industry. The largest pot operation in California also has tomatoes and cucumbers growing in similar greenhouses.[1][2] Their production cost is down to $103/lb.[2]
"For a small farmer, it costs around $500 to grow a pound. It’s barely paying the bills.”[3]

It's commercial agriculture. Go big or go home. The little operations are thus rapidly closing down.

[1] https://www.sfgate.com/cannabis/article/largest-california-c...

[2] https://glasshousebrands.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/08/Q2-2...

[3] https://www.foodengineeringmag.com/articles/99944-price-per-...
>Doctors capped per year by law.

>Trades people only work after having something to do. If you don't have sufficient demand for builders, electricians, plumbers, etc... No one can afford to become one. Nevermind the fact that not everyone should be any of those things. Economics fails when the loop fails to close.
This is a poor analysis for several reasons. It’s possible to detect and track aircraft optically at surprisingly long distances. That’s the reason many surface-to-air missile systems are multi-sensor, with one of those being an electrooptical sensor.
ahh yes fix is coming shortly!! Thanks for reporting
I vote benzene for wildest non-monogamy config
Since it's 8bit by 8bit, a precomputed lookup table (64K in size) will be another option.
Ask HN: Using AI to solve unsolved math problems to prove AGI
Why are we wasting compute in trying to beat some artificially created benchmarks. I think ~~everybody~~ most people would agree we have reached AGI if an AI could solve some of the unsolved math problems. We have a wikipedia list too [1]

1. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_unsolved_problems_in_mathematics
whoa! niceee thanks for checking the game out
Both the hardware and software are products. No one selling open platform PCs can compete with negative margin console sales, which is anticompetive. If antitrust prevented dumping consoles would be more expensive and consumers would buy PCs instead. In both software and hardware the open PC platform is far more competitive which drives value for consumers.
To be clear, Google has the data, and despite acting like they allow opting out from tracking, they do not.
o3 low and high are the same model. Difference is in how long was it allowed to think.

It works the same with humans.
If they spend more time on the puzzle they are more likely to solve it.
This is a prevalent misconception that assumes advertisers don't care about how their money is spent! Advertisers and Google are actually concerned about SEO garbage. Nowadays, most advertisers tend to pay based on # of conversions, its value and ROI. Those spammy sites usually yield a garbage CVR even though their CTR seems great. Advertisers don't like this.

Looks like people don't acknowledge that # of clicks is no more important metric. That seemed to be important when it was the only meaningful performance metric. But the ultimate metric that matters to money is advertiser budget allocation. If they see Google search performs worse in terms of conversions, they will cut their budget there. And this is the real problem that Google has.
Chain of thought can entirely self validate. The OP is saying the LLM is acting like a photon, evaluate all possible solutions and choosing the most "Right" path. not quoting the OP here but my initial thought is that is does seem quite wasteful.

the LLM only gets two guesses at the "end solutions". The whole chain of thought is breaking out the context, and levels of abstraction. How many "Guesses" is it self generating and internally validating, well that's all just based on compute power and time.

My counter point to OP here would be is that is exactly how our brain works. In every given scenario, we are also evaluating all possible solutions. Our entire stack is constantly listening and eithier staying silent, or contributing to an action potential (eithier excitatory, or inhibitory). but our brain is always "Evaluating all potential possibilities" at any given moment. We have a society of mind always contributing their opinion, but the ones who don't have as much support essentially get "Shouted down".