skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Air Force Tests Subscale Model of Blended-Wing Body Jet
Fun and useful are different things though. I use X for 'news', debate, and updates on anything global. YouTube for specific tech tutorials and 'junk' viewing (e.g. something light-hearted while eating). And insta/fb reels for filling in idle gaps (e.g. while waiting in a queue). I gave up legacy media about 3-4 years ago and although Twitter is trash, would take it over mainstream media any day of the week (same with BlueSky and Mastodon, but I simply haven't needed those since they're approximately equivalent to X).
Hey thanks! Will connect via email :)
Sure but if you have 3km of open water following the runway then don’t block it with a concrete wall (even if that wall prevents storm flooding 2 days every 5 years). Sea rescue is a lot easier than rescuing people who drove into a concrete wall.
Large organizations also just have to be more process-driven and formal. And it's fine if you don't like that. At a former employer, I was much happier when it was a medium-sized enterprise than when it grew by almost 10x. A lot of things had to change that weren't really to my liking (or skill set) but they had to.
I would assume that not everyone with a "great body" would want to do stripping and I don't think it is a "no brainer" at all.

Problem with many sports is that they just don't earn enough money, which mostly is in advertising, and that doing it professionally is rather costly.
Yep, that's it. The host is (for the most part) fine, but there's either some problem with httpd or the PHP worker pool where it just dies after some number of requests.
Most of my work is data analysis, and it's the area I find LLMs are most difficult to use, and potentially dangerous!

I really worry when I think of how less experienced colleagues and Excel power-users might approach a pandas/matplotlib workflow with an LLM.

Very normal example from the other week. I've got a big csv of housing data, poking around I spot a bunch of very weird things in the prices: cheap places where I'd expect high prices, a strange bicameral distribution. I spend a few hours thinking about it before taking it up with the colleague who'd provided the data. There's a bug in the scraper that's messed up a bunch of values!

It'd be super-easy to naively run a simple LLM-driven analysis and miss this sort of thing.

When you're "building things" with AI, feedback is immediate. You press a button, it doesn't work as expected, the charts you can quickly run up don't give the same signals.
We aren't currently offering visa sponsorship for these roles I'm afraid. Good luck in your search!
This is not how I use LLMs for coding. I request small snippets or edits, and most of my time is spent conversing and evaluating solution paths. Once I do request and accept code, it is heavily typed and evaluated by the IDE, it is checked against tests and the overall architecture and data flow is still coming from me, I merely off-shore the minute implementation details. And here lies the crux: there are so many different ways of using these tools, some will make the plane crash, some won't and it's all kind of in flux. That said, even the staunchest critic should see that there is _something_ useful there.
Time to try harder to monetise fullofcr.app

Maybe I could ship these to people with "Someone thinks you're full of crap."

https://chocolate-shop.co.uk/products/novelty-chocolate-stin...
compared to what? most doctors never heard of Bayes rule
I use this handy bookmarklet to kill sticky headers::

https://github.com/t-mart/kill-sticky
HTTP/2 Flow Control Deadlock
Our real-world experience with flow control deadlock that manifested as infinite HTTP request hangs.

Features an interesting comment & link from Lucas at CloudFlare, who is assisting the Chromium project with a similar issue.

https://lightfoot.dev/http-2-flow-control-deadlock/
ESA to use launch competition to test georeturn reforms – SpaceNews
NeuReality: A Server on a PCIe Card – By George Cozma
> Now about SSL/TLS, we programmers are often forced to do this because there are many users who, when faced with the absence of the padlock on the page, don't even bother to continue for fear of having their data stolen.

I got to experience this last week: some family member uses the gmail app to consult hotmail emails. Suddenly the app started asking to reenter login information: the message looked like a fishing mail. When you clicked on it it popped what looked like the outlook openID login page but without any address bar shown. Is it the app? Some webpage? Looks like fishing.

Perfect job from the UI team: either you don't update your credential because it really looks like a fishing attempt or you get trained to use those credentials in random apps / website.
The average SMB company has people that act very differently with their personal email due to they need to protect their checking account that has $400 in it. But have no such measurement or reluctance with work email. They are "clickers". There are also "repeat clickers", "serial clickers", and "frequent clickers". The only thing this study is doing is automating a small part of the profiling and preparation.

There was yet another study titled "Why Employees (Still) Click on Phishing Links" by NIH. (2020) https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC7005690/

Given the pathology, clicking is the visible and obvious symptom.
Yes, if people are being crooks I'd rather know about it than to believe everyone has the same ethical code as myself.
Would instantly use it if I could also have it filter Elon’s tweets and his fans and followers.
I think this is an attribution error. The issues you list are a function of management style, not of OKRs. Any management technique is very dependent on management not behaving pathologically.
Time-Series Anomaly Detection: A Decade Review
tbf, this is to sales what "I developed a shell script that automatically appends extended comments and now I'm the highest line-of-code outputting developer in my cheap IT outsourcing company" is to software development....
I think business people understand the value of setting high level goals and giving autonomy to accomplish them.

It’s a good sign if your job works this way. Unfortunately this tends to mostly be applied at the VP level. Engineers are modeled as expensive pieces of an equipment to optimize and derisk.
I don't want to be on whatever side you're on if you're going around making divisions over what social network people use.
Show HN: Keeping Up with the Internets – AI-Powered Internet Culture Podcasts
I open sourced a project that transforms Reddit's most intriguing discussions into engaging audio content.

With the initial focus on the r/OutOfTheLoop subreddit, it picks the juiciest threads, weaves in context from comments and links, and turns it into a multi-person chat with pro-quality audio.

Our AI writing room uses multiple storytelling patterns + 3 distinct personas to turn threads into natural conversations in an efficient manner.
Constellation's Nuclear Plants to Provide Power for US Government Agencies
Such a great demonstration of the concept.

I think it’s inevitable that we’ll start to see more sophisticated ways of organizing our social media feeds.

I don’t think it has to be this binary decision where we either abandon social media altogether or expose ourselves to the most emotionally draining content possible. There’s likely many different unexplored metas as it were.

I often joke that we should have a marketplace of algorithms we can subscribe to, where the sentiment “slider bar” can go from Hello Kitty Island Adventure positivity to 4Chan LiveLeak nihilism, if you so choose.
Can I use this to run my own mobile network? Is there something like a blank SIM card which I could use for it? I don't need global coverage but is it possible to create my own BTS on a PC (with some antenna connected to it) and then have my own SIM card which I can insert into regular phone/device and have it connected to my BTS and connect to the Internet?
100% agree with you on this. I come from a long line of polymaths. My dad is a Caltech EE, but also has a gunsmith business on the side, is a botanist part of a rare fruit growers association, and also brews beer. When you grow up with exposure to this way of thinking that you can indeed be a master of multiple disciplines, it's hard to try and fit in to the box of traditional education. I myself studied classics, Mandarin, Econ and data science. I even run a polymath book club
> The ILS are supposed to be built on level surface or "frangile" structure

Nit: I think the word you want is “frangible”, easy to break.
The owning class wants no competitors. The only way to get there is to break the rules that those who got there before create and enforce.
Absolutely savage
Be careful what air you breath in: "Twitter rival Mastodon rife with child-abuse material" [1] [2]. A lot of this was previously limited by X until a mass exodus to platforms such as Mastodon and BlueSky.

[1] https://www.washingtonpost.com/politics/2023/07/24/twitter-r...

[2] https://archive.is/SNYcK#selection-423.0-423.53
The above poster didn't elaborate when he mentioned, "Living rent free". If we are going to have a discourse on the topic, I think it deserves more depth.

He's a complicated figure. I'm not a fan of all of his ideas, nor do I consider him some kind of right-wing free speech savior. He's like anyone else in that there's some hit and miss. I do find it disturbing how quickly the predominantly left-leaning tech sphere turned on him. This coincided with politically driven media talking points.

A few short years ago he was celebrated for his association with green energy. He was even celebrated by the globalists at the WEF. For this and other reasons, I suspect his promotion to be something of a false alternative. Idolizing him seems a bit naive. The demonizations I regularly read on this site are often poorly reasoned or Godwinian hyperbole.
I've found this [1] to also work really well to clean up the feed.

1: https://help.x.com/en/managing-your-account/how-to-deactivat...
I think the most weird way of using chatgpt is to generate response for your answer->

People use ChatGPT in some fascinating and unconventional ways, such as co-writing stories or songs, role-playing historical figures, simulating a Dungeon Master for RPGs, or brainstorming startup ideas. It's also used as a decision-making tool ("What would a pirate do?"), a dream interpreter, or even for coding quirky projects like ASCII animations. Some get creative by generating stand-up comedy routines, debating bizarre topics like "Is cereal a soup?" or exploring alternate realities and futuristic societies. Others use it for personal growth, whether as a reflective journal, a language tutor, or even a playful companion for venting. How about you? Found any quirky use cases?
After reading the article I still have no idea what that "oracle" is thus I cannot assess the "why" consulting it. Even the article doesn't go into much depth into the "why" rather into the "how".
SSEs are great and more reliable than websockets in a smaller scale. So I'd reach for it despite the issues. But that being said, some websevers don't play well with SSE and you'll need to fiddle with it. If you control the webserver, then it's not much of a problem.
It has done wonders for my mental health to simply walk away from them. I don’t mind being in a “bubble” of nice people.
Indeed, in my country, and despite scaremongering about boats, 95% of illegal immigrants are illegals because of visa overstay, and I'd bet the US numbers are around that.
And then customers complain that the driver is frequently crashing and the team is well aware but won’t fix the ticket because it doesn’t help them meet OKRs.

What you really want is:
- every team working to improve the customer experience
- guided by leadership priorities and initiatives
Shameless plug: https://techtalksweekly.io/

I publish one post a week with all the recently uploaded talks from nearly all software engineering conferences to save my readers time from endlessly scrolling through messy YT subscriptions and to reduce FOMO.

On top of that, each week, I pick a few talks that I think are a must-watch and write a short narrative to give some context.
Didn’t we use to laugh at boomers who got their news from their Facebook feed?

X is the same thing, but with the lies amped up 10x and fractured into discontextualized atoms of outrage to keep you scrolling.
> TL;Dr a request for more content is asking for a reverse engineering article to give you a full education on modal inference

I don't understand what you mean: I have no clue about anything related to reverse engineering, but I ported the mistral tokenizer to Rust and also wrote a basic CPU Llama training and inference implementation in Rust, so I definitely wouldn't need an intro to model inference…
The Full Stack AI Engineer
I guess people like me have zero interest in global news, debate and updates on anything global. Or rather, not zero interest, but zero time for it after filling the day with other (more important to me) things.
i followed 1000 scientists on X last year. Quantum mechanics, particle physics, general relativity, astrophysics and cosmology, molecular bio, chemistry, math, microbiology, environment, linguistics, psychology, middle east, islam, French. Oh and work stuff: programming languages, compilers, AI, venture capitalists of all stage. Where else can you find this? The main issue with X is it is a mirror. It puts us in a room with people like ourselves. If you like to argue, it will send you a lot of bait. I just stopped doing that. Muted a few keywords (nazi, greta, trump, elon, gun). And read a lot of paper summaries about black holes! (Oh and unfollowed most of the VCs, that was terrible)
Being a former athlete (100/200 meters), the issue is that the top-tier sports (e.g., football, volleyball, basketball, etc.) capture the majority of money/value, and if you are from javelin throwing, fencing, or racewalking, unless you have a great sponsor, it will definitely require personal sacrifices to make it to the games.

In Brazil a very long time ago, there was a gigantic tug of war between the top-tier sports (especially volleyball and football) and the low-tier sports, and the issue is that from the prize pool, most went to the major sports. The partial solution for it was to incentivize the corporations to do the sponsorships, and the ones that made it got some tax benefits (sometimes in a 1:2).
$10 is taking advantage.
I've never understood that sort of target - managers at McDonald's had them when I flipped burgers through uni, and they would just pull some numbers out of somewhere and get very excited about them. then they would nag customers until they hit those numbers, presumably.
Sub-replacement fertility began in the 70s in Germany, 20 years before the web, and it is unbroken until this day.
Have you ever considered setting an annual theme rather than quarterly goals?
I only ever used Twitter for news because it was were all of the big names were;, but I stopped using it entirely when it took a massive dive after the recent sale. I checked back a couple of days ago, and top of my feed was some BS take on a subject (I forget what), and _every_ _single_ response was from a blue-tick agreeing with it, I immediately knew I can close it and not come back unless I want to click through to a specific tweet for whatever reason.
you know this is temporary, right?

the site knows the key provider, and it's a matter of time the only accept the three big ones "for security".
What's the reason not to?

Would you prefer hardwiring to "mesh" as well? Obviously hardwire will always have better performance but the convenience and value should also be a consideration.
I know a poster who needs a few weeks working in a sulfur mine for a dollar a day to pull his head down to earth
"completely untruthful propaganda" honest question: how are you able to discern that?
„tragic link”, nice one!
> If you are lucky enough to have empty fields but put a concrete wall there ...

I am fairly sure this will be one of the findings of the investigation. I hazard a guess that every sane operator of an airport in the world is walking from the end of their runway to the airfield perimeter and taking a look anyway.
One of my gripes with venture capital is that, were I to accept a large amount, I would be required to do all of those annoyances as part of the marketing plan they would impose on me.

And I feel a lot of those measure have been unnecessary - thinking back to time at enterprise software product vendors, they had myriads of those kind of annoyances to track "engagement" on their page.

The actual customers? Basically the big banks, in one case. Just how much were all those marketing/tracking cookies and scripts doing to secure those sales leads? Each bank had, essentially, its own dedicated salesperson/account manager - I don't think any bank is picking a vendor because one website had more marketnig tracking scripts on it than another.
Would it be better to disable auto-update of add-ons?

What do you think - what is more risky:
a) manual update (and risk of 0day attacks)
or
b) auto-update (and risk supply-chain attacks)?
You bring up a great point, and the article linked does indeed mention this in on of it's core goals:

>3. Be Safe! Maintain and track nutrition, get enough calories, and don't eat rotten food.
If I lose my phone I don’t lose my passwords to begin with, because I have my most important account passwords written down somewhere, including the one for the email account used for recovery flows. Strings are an open system after all. TOTPs are slightly more involved but even a layperson can save an image of the original QR code, in addition to recovery codes.

The misconception here is your setting up a strawman.
Maintenance was essentially zero. No regular official inspections needed, but we had an elevator company come out every 3-4 years for a general inspection. Ours was a 3 story hydraulic unit.
Imagine the efficiencies gained over the years if, for all of these kind of ideas (online galleries, games, real estate agent online viewings, etc, etc), we had just open-sourced the Doom UI ... the front page of all online 3D interaction ... I think we'd be a step forward in our evolution!

The wine glass is chef's-kiss ...

* grabs a BFG9000 ahead of entering an online Open House *
Why is it always Boeing?
I always wondered about these and using something like this for general computing. The closest I could see someone doing this was Apple with the Mac Pro and the Afterburner for video editing. A newer GPU would do the same, but adding something for a specific task also makes sense. I also hoped someone would build a PCIe card with ARM processors on a PC to allow it to offload some tasks... Think iSCSI and network offload functions on the card, allowing the host to do normal jobs... The host would see the iSCSI as NVMe or SATA and be none the wiser... Kind of like a DPU... But, alas, nothing like that has happened... Thinking now, something like that with Thunderbolt is pretty much what AWS Nitro on the Mac Mini is, right?
Symptoms don't mean what you seem to think they mean.

Medical issues related to toxic exposure are medical issues, not something that can be resolved by psychotherapy.

See my other post on how to find those reliable sources, or just ask your doctor if this ever happens.
Tom Scott's emoj.li: the first emoji-only network
Leave them be. Observe them from the distance. Having nobody to argue against makes them fade into irrelevance. They're incapable of creating anything worth consuming in isolation.

See: Parler, Gab, Truth Social, Gettr, Rumble, BitChute etc.
Whey is a milk product why do calves die?
Technically Peter Jackson's :)
Who has multiple VLANs in a home network??
a text file on the desktop for sites like these are better than any alternative to be honest. at least they aren't reusing their bank password everywhere.
Or even better, VPNs who accepts cash in envelopes. Mullvad (also on your list) does this, as one example.
I agree that he wants to rush it before the grant comes in.
Show HN: Guess The Painter – A web based simple(idea) but hard to play game
Just finished creating this quick game idea.
The idea itself is not that complex but it's surely hard to play the game.
So, basically you'll be shown paintings(mostly old ones) and you have to guess the name of the painter. You get to see your stats, and a global leaderboard.

I didn't want user's to register for the game. But to store leaderboard data I had to implement signup. But it's only being used to create the leaderboard, nothing else.
It sounds like he’s talking about interviewing for swe jobs.
> It will be a place for people to gather to take part in the rituals of agriculture

> “Each of the families that buys one of the nine big houses will have to work alongside our team on these areas

Uhh, like a commune? Will they have Kool-Aid?

> Herdade No Tempo has a waiting list for its 14 houses, due to be completed in 2028

Utopias take a long time to setup, I guess.

> While he understands that most owners will not be living here all year round (Silent Living can rent the homes out to guests if the owners like)

Annnd there it is, yet another rent-seeking AirBnB "investment opportunity" for rich people that have too much money and nothing to spend it on.
you might be able to craft a system prompt eg.: filter out anything that mentions or even slightly related to elon musk, his companies, etc.

obviously it's never going to be perfect tho

but your best bet is still blocking/muting people then
Yes, if you view the footage of the bird strike on first approach you will see the landing gear is extended.

ETA: The primary footage is hard to find now that the topic is so saturated, but there is a specific clip from a close vantage where it is highly visible. I'll include a link if I can find it.
What you need is a ministry of truth to tell what's true and what's not.
This isn't clear to me. Whey is a byproduct of milk->cheese production.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC11142983/
SysEx is awesome. I'm quite sad modern synths seem to use it less and less (Roland!!!).

Though Behringer is still quite good with it. E.g. their Deepmind can be pretty much 100% programmed with it, on top of already good MIDI CC scope.
It should be possible to distinguish between the responsibility of an outcome and a poor strategy that drives further polarization. Most will agree that an individual actor is responsible for his own actions. That doesn't mean we should dispense with empathy and engage in divisive rhetoric.
Ah, I remember that colour scheme. I used similar in my goth phase, when I had a geocities page.
It's also important to consider where they live, the price of food can vary wildly depending on where you live, so adjust accordingly to your local general food-prices.
i agree. but sometimes my lizard brain just can't resist the temptation and i will stop to read the tweet/start a video. and the algorithm already could think that i'm interested in this type of content
that's the plan.

passkey solve the company problem, not the user's.

it's like FB using your phone number as your immutable id.
So you hold a competition to see who is the best...
A Panegyric for Human Chess Players
> i'm pretty tired of engagement bait and all the political nonsense on my x/twitter feed

Getting rid of "For you" entirely and removing Retweets from the chronological timeline (default configuration for [1]) gets you 95% of the way there - you'll only get engagement bait and political nonsense if the people you choose to follow are the ones actively doing it, in which case…

[1] https://jbscript.dev/control-panel-for-twitter
basically "passkey is a good session cache when you already have a password or a magic link"

an entitled dev from apple who shops at Albertsons just like passkey with password-reset-as-login-flow. nothing to see here.
Yet also short sighted hairless apes with all the genetic programming that comes with, for better AND for worse.