skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think you have a misunderstanding here.

The API needs to be "public" because the app uses the internet to communicate back to the home server.

The API is not "public" in the sense that the app developers want anybody to use it; they just want their app to use this API. So they don't write publicly accessible documentation about it because they don't want to encourage its use.

A tool like MitmProxy2Swagger lets you run the app and record all of its API calls so that you can use this unadvertised API.
Not OP, but my global friend network still has folks who post life updates on Facebook, making it a requirement.
https://docs.marimo.io/guides/expensive_notebooks/
I highly encourage some sort of leadership training. I got promoted at not the rainforest but the big cloud competitor and they sent me through some leadership training. I learned a lot. Most importantly I learned that this is a skill like any other. And that I’ve seen examples of good and bad leadership my whole life.
One thing I’d keep in mind is that an important part of leadership is being aware of people’s emotions. Part of the job is protecting your people so they can stay effective. In a lot of cases this just comes down to being compassionate and checking in often.
Not sure if that applies as much in higher levels of leadership. Maybe, maybe more so. Do please check and report back :-p
the 'n' is where the logic comes from
> TPM is superior to things like Yubikeys, precisely because of its inflexibility

TPM also offers PIN or Password options. It is flexible.
Yeah crimping tools can be quite expensive... There is a long running, and still active, thread on the eevblog forum about affordable ones (mostly from AliExpress) you might find interesting:

https://www.eevblog.com/forum/reviews/affordable-crimp-tools...
That and also various principals are under the impression that DRM is possible, therefore they should implement it because it protects their IP, and protecting their IP is a fiduciary duty, therefore they must if they can.
Have you been to an industry conference? So many laptops are covered in stickers, good luck recreating that.
To be fair, UX isn't only about the point of consumption. 4k torrents don't grow on trees (luckily, 1080p is good enough for my own tastes), and for old or less-popular movies, it's often tough to find seeders, or they all upload at 100 kbps or only have half the file or something dumb like that. (At least on the public trackers I'm aware of: I have no clue what goes on in the super-duper-exclusive private trackers that some love to boast about.)

So I'd put accessibility and consistency as important parts of UX that torrenting can often miss out on. For the common person who is using Windows/Chrome, macOS/Safari, or a gaming console, those parts can easily be more important.

Of course, these methods start to shine when legitimate methods are even less accessible. For instance, U.S. sports streaming is an absolute mess with multiple networks, regional blackouts, etc., on top of buggy apps, so that you sometimes can't watch a game legally for any price. People have widely picked up illegal streams as an alternative, usually preferring familiar platforms like YouTube if the streams aren't taken down quickly enough.
I doubt that "client side routing" makes a site more snappy.

I think what you mean is that elements shared across pages (the header, the navigation bar etc) do not have to be sent again.

But those are very small anyhow. And you could bring the size down to zero by making them web components. Web components are cached along with the JS that defines them.
There's one other way. While "demographic collapse" is an overwrought problem, relative demographic advantage (a country having more favorable demographics for growth) is an area we can optimize for, and immigration (as well as child-positive culture) are a great way to ensure economic growth when dialed in properly.
HDFury devices allow stripping of HDCP 2.2, and vast majority of users currently don't have HDCP 2.3 compatible monitors/TVs, so that's not an option yet.
It'd be premature as by the time H5N1 went pandemic it would have mutated and hardly anyone is getting it just now.
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My impression from reddit posts was that replika had/has a lot of female users.

Though I do not think that I personally understand it, I think that there are many reasons people can "fall" for something like this and circumstances that can drive it. Loneliness is not to be underestimated. In any case, I am not sure it is _that_ much "dumper" than the parasocial relationships with onlyfans (or other) influencers, for examples, that people also fall for.
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- journey (cf. era)

- highly (used as an intensifier)
By database layer, do you mean the RDS in the diagrams?

If so, they were logical diagrams; the deployment itself was more complicated to handle the realities of AWS and whatnot.

Still, having a single beefy RDS instance is a pretty common pattern for apps at this size. I've never experienced RDS postgres as a bottleneck for standard microservices architectures even at the 100-million-MAU scale.
> Huh, I wonder why.

I didn't start with 10 years of experience if that's what you mean.

A basic Redis config inside of Docker Compose could be:

services:
redis:
image: "redis:7.4.1-bookworm"
restart: "unless-stopped"
volumes:
- "redis:/data"

volumes:
redis: {}

Now you have Redis running with your project and you can use "redis" as the hostname to connect from your app. It even persists to disk with a volume if needed.

It's similar for Postgres except you'd also want to set the PG username and password with environment variables so your initial user and DB get set up with reasonable defaults.

A working version of this is in my Rails starter app at: https://github.com/nickjj/docker-rails-example

It sets a few more properties but those aren't essential to get going.
Here's a Hugging Face blog post where they walk through how to fine tune a model on your code base: https://huggingface.co/blog/personal-copilot .

Kudos to the founders for shipping. I do think this kind of functionality will become very rapidly commoditized though. But then, I suppose people said the same thing about Dropbox.
This is baffling to me. Even Sonic 3, the same weekend, has a more memorable villain song (if you can call it that) where it openly revels in a “110-year-old” Jim Carrey dancing with himself. That’s not even a high bar, but at least it is memorable, which Disney isn’t meeting.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=OemQbTu6iUA&pp=ygUNU29uaWMgMyB...
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Apple has the lead here because majority of their competitors are takers / assemblers of off the shelf components.

Whereas Apple is more vertically integrated and driving supplier component designs multiple years out.

Leading edge vs trailing edge basically.
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I created https://github.com/spirodonfl/htmx-offline-mode.

I've been programming for almost 25 years now.

I have over a years worth of content where I build a video in Zig, Odin and now C, compiled to WASM, running on the browser with no hardware acceleration, no canvas, no webgpu, no webgl, just to show it's possible. https://www.youtube.com/@SpiroFloropoulos

I can help with team management (hiring or building a team) of programmers.

I can mentor.

I can do developer relations work.

I can create content (video and written).
that has to be the most black mirror nightmare fuel I've seen so far this year....
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If only they embrace Pydantic and the libs Python people actually use >.<
I have a hunch this might be about the difference between "programming" and "coding". Web stuff, Hardware, and other things that don't get to just communicate with other programmers or programmers have a tendency of piling layers upon layers with custom glue and pipes everywhere.
The Overthinking of O1-Like LLMs
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Sample Declarative ToDo Component (In Index AppSite) and Test Components (In Test AppSite) which can be used as Test for Implementation/Scope Completion is available in the below repository

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I will walkthrough the above repository explaining the implementation features

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I am also open to engage Freelancers who may not have experience in the above languages but have enough experience to think they can complete the implementation.

I would also like to document the dev log of the implementation in GitHub for each implementation language and fully crediting the freelancers for their work

The implementation can be fully open source(MIT) or partially open source (UI only MIT) (Preferable).
What's the function of the non-rendered rp-elements?
Not to be confused with a second of arc, which is 1/3600th of a degree. A third is 1/60 of that.
> It just means that when something goes wrong, such as a forgotten password or a botched update, their data that would have otherwise been recoverable is now lost forever.

Not at all. You can get your recovery key back via a few different means (for 11 Home, OneDrive/printed/PDF, for enterprises, various ways) and boot into the Windows Recovery Mode environment to perform the same repair options one would have without BitLocker in place.
Yeah, when I listen to the videos my mother is watching on Facebook, 90% of the content is narrated by a bot. I'd imagine AI content is also super popular on TikTok. Folks on HN should keep in mind they are not representative of the average person when it comes to tech.
This person sounds incredibly negative and delusional. We're not animals that put people into a job in there 20s and say your career is over in 15 years.

If your worldview is that people are animals, then yeah, you know. Work on yourself.
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As global birthrates decline, as they are, nations which can consistently and willingly integrate immigrants have a huge cultural superpower. America does this better than any nation; we're the only nation on the planet that someone can come to and "become" our nationality. As an American; I can (with difficulty) move to Japan, but I cannot become Japanese; I can't become Australian; I can't become British, German, Chinese, or Indian; but people from those countries may come to America and become, in every sense of the word, American. That's a superpower. It might change over time, but its still true today.

When you combine that superpower with our insane natural resources; our insane oceanic coverage on the west and east borders; and our cultural and governmental bias toward personal freedom; there's simply no alternate reality or predictable-term future where America isn't a global leader.
The Jupyter community maintains a public spec of the notebook file format [1], the kernel protocol [2], etc. I have been involved with many alternative Jupyter clients, and having these specs combined with a friendly and welcoming community is incredibly helpful!!!

[1] https://github.com/jupyter/nbformat

[2] https://jupyter-client.readthedocs.io/en/latest/messaging.ht...
Reflecting on ten years of my personal project
Right. So I'm sticking with the belief that you cannot coherently differentiate "want" from "desire", which was my point. :)
Pascal and Common Lisp were employed in the old benchmark assessment [0]. So just about anything should be able to.

But I'd expect many solver languages to be able to make it easier, like Prolog, datalog, mercury.

[0] http://cse.unl.edu/~choueiry/Documents/Hybrid-Prosser.pdf
While many people talk about a bias against hiring ICs over 40 I also wonder if there is a bias to favor people over 40 for promotions.
Do you mean this song?

> Der Hölle Rache kocht in meinem Herzen
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I'm a senior full-stack engineer with a good amount of applied AI experience. Eight years ago, I co-founded an AI Math Tutoring company (amy.app). My role was CTO, and we scaled the company to about 25 employees. It was a fully remote company, and we were distributed across all parts of the world.

Before that, I completed my PhD in HRI (Human-Robot Interaction) at the University of Oxford, in conjunction with the University of Canterbury, where I focused on the persuasive power of voice agents. My favorite working environments are early-stage startups with high growth potential.

Recently, with the release of the OpenAI real-time API, my interest in VUI (Voice User Interface) was reignited. I really love the VUI paradigm and strongly believe it will be the next big change in the way we communicate with computers.

Here is a project I built during the winter holiday: https://www.callgeist.com. I used almost exclusively Cursor for the UI. The backend uses Twilio + OpenAI real-time.

Here are a couple of other things I did last year:

- https://www.line-items.com is a simple receipt-to-JSON parser. This was written in just one day, but it landed on the front page of HN.
- https://distill.fyi is LinkedIn on steroids, auto-generating user profiles given a LinkedIn URL. My task was to build a QA system that detects if generated profiles would regress because of prompt changes. I used my know-how from amy.app, where we had a similar problem of undetected "approved" content regression due to prompt changes.
- https://www.spaarkd.com is a company that allows you to prompt a garment, which is then produced and delivered to your doorstep. My job was to set up the entire infrastructure, orchestration (payment, shipping, production line), and team.
No. The output of the government site is an attestation of age. It's a bundle of bytes. The site doesn't know or care what you do with the attestation.
Same here. I've had data-intensive systems and classifiers on critical paths for non-AI apps, and the same tools I used before seem to work fine with GenAI.

The primary real difference I've found has to do with when agents make decisions; this creates arbitrary call graphs in your distributed architecture and makes it harder to provision things, optimize, and do anomaly detection.
They do mention that the missing data test was done on "new" data that the models were not viewed trained on in the article so it's not just regurgitation for at least some of the results it seems.
A 'Made in China' Crisis Awaits Big Auto
4.2x doesn't mean anything if you don't tell me what "accuracy" Sonnet 3.5 had.
https://archive.is/0VBg2
Its entertainment, needing it is not the point at all, for the company it is mostly about trying to keep the money machine going. The Lion King net income was 580 MILLION. Maybe you don't need it, but Disney sure as heck enjoyed that, and so did many others that saw it.
This is it. My feed is fine too. If you don't tell FB what you do and don't want to see, it's just going to spray random shit at you.
I mean, they are different words for a reason.
You can wrap node and its package manager into something like bubblewrap, which will remove access to basically everything but the project root directory (including your home directory with its browser profiles and ssh keys).

I use this script with an additional seccomp filter that also denies access to privileged syscalls, but I don't remember where the filter came from, so I won't post it here — you won't be able to audit it easily as it's basically a compiled binary.

https://0x0.st/8zWK.sh

Place the script anywhere and create symlinks named 'node'/'npm'/'yarn'/etc pointing to it, putting them into the start of your $PATH. Run your commands as usual. Use a 'bash' symlink to see what it looks like inside the sandbox.

It's not as good as a VM, but much more convenient.
3.8% below target is "way below"?
only live action remake disney i liked. i havent seen one since part of Mulan so maybe theres another gem in there somewhere
I started working from home around 12 years ago and have been using this setup in various incarnations. I experience zero issues related to running work from inside of a VM. I work for an MS Shop, so we are using teams.

The main issue with my setup is that VMware or Windows 11 (my host OS) can't use the GPU when rendering the UI of the VM (I'm not sure if VMware or MS is to be blamed or both) despite having a discrete GPU card installed.

The rendering of the image must all be done by the CPU, which requires a lot of RAM.

After switching to 3 x 4K monitors, the VM requires 62GB of RAM to be able to run on full screen on all monitors (63720 MB to be precise). I recall that I somehow managed to get it working while "only" using around 32GB, but it became unstable. 62GB is the sweet spot where everything runs smoothly. Haven't tried to adjust the settings in years. It was a pain to get working in the first place with 4k monitors, and since I have 256 GB installed, I just left the settings as they are.

At next motherboard upgrade I might revisit, but I think that VmWare still can't take advantages of the host GPU in this regard so I expect the RAM requirement to stay.

Some computer problems can be solved by throwing hardware at it. This is one of those. Give VMware and Windows an obscene amount of RAM, and you can have Teams running smoothly and flawlessly inside a VM on a Windows Client Host in 4K.
> "don't show me this"

I have tried this with bizarre results.

Any kind of booby hot chick type post, I will do this. Sometimes I go so far as blocking the account. There was a week it was all AI-generated booby photos of Salma Hayek - no matter how many accounts I un-followed or blocked, there was a never-ending stream of accounts with AI generated Salma Hayek photos being posted. I gave up after a week, and took some time of Facebook.

A month later, I returned, and the Salma Hayek stuff is all gone. Periodically it goes back into some sort of booby photo trend, and I can't get it to stop, so I just quit browsing facebook for a while and when I return it's done. On the time order of a couple weeks, unfollowing and/or blocking makes no difference.

I should mention - I am part of a couple groups for car stuff, and a couple groups for fishing stuff. It's not like the content I am interacting with is particularly boob-rich.

As far as friends, I only see stuff from friends who post a lot. That's the trend. They aren't people I comment on their posts, or even really talk to in real life anymore.
This is helpful, thank you.

You might consider updating the readme to make it clear what Mercure/SSE does that WebSockets doesn't.

If it was me, I'd also put in the readme what WebSockets does that Mercure/SSE does not, such as bidirectional communication, low latency client-to-server messages, binary data transfer, etc.
Child positive growth only serves to further the Ponzi-esque post New Deal-esque Social Security apparatus. It is no more stable/sustainable than reliance on H-1B's. Until we break the Ponzi structure, all we're doing is gaslighting the next generation.
Yes, but the idea is they wouldn't know why or for what site. In the JWT version I'm imagining, the porn site would say "go to your government website, generate this token, then copy/paste it here". There's no connection between the porn site and government site, and if the public key was retrieved and cached earlier there isn't even a timing-based way to connect them.
Serious question: how do you understand ABBA? Because I consider music listening a journey and songs that I dislike now might be my favorite ones in the future. But I really don’t know how it could lead me to like ABBA.
Does it come with people picking you apart, hatemail, unsolicited nudes, etc.?
This really made me think that the distinction is not age, but rather the people who have ever used computers to create things, and those who use smart phones as a source of entertainment only.

People who create things, have a sense of the time and effort that goes into making something meaningful. So most of the 'hackers and makers' on HN fit into that and show a disdain for GenAI generated content. We've even coined the term AI slop for it.

OTOH if you don't create things, or at least don't create digital things (writing, code, whatever), then you probably don't care if something is AI or not.

From the typical HN POV the rise of LLMs and GenAI has been a seismic shift and there's been debate ad nauseum about the ethics, safety, and capabilities of these tools.

Grandma has done none of that reading, writing or thinking about this technology.

To grandma it's basically an extension of gifs and emojis and memes, silly little novelty distractions.