skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
forget the post but some dude had a startup piping his 3090 to use via cloudflare tunnels for his ai saas making 5 figures a month off of his 1k gpu that handled the work load, I'd say he was doing it more then right.
Motorcyclists generally have some compassion for cyclists in that both share trouble with cars, and both have problems with staying upright. Multiple car drivers have tried to kill me in America; no such thing happened in 10 years in Pakistan, and I've had zero direct problems from motorcycles anywhere. Collision dangers aside—there's probably stats for that somewhere, probably poorly trained, drunk, or road raging folks sitting in cars are by far the main risk—the main problem of motorcycles would be the noise and air pollution from the engines, especially when there are too many of them in too small an area, versus having somewhere you can actually walk, think, and play (these differ not) without all that horrid noise and stench. In America, this is mostly limited to a few tourist island towns where there is only an ambulance and a service truck or two, and the cyclists on vacation are all like "wow, this is so nice! I don't get the Threat Of Death™ I usually do from the American stroad".

"Stroad" is a term invented, I believe, by those crazy folks over at "Strong Towns", who probably also have things to say about congestion pricing, and why it's taken so very bloody long to implement it in a supposedly modern and advanced nation.

I favor public transit, or ideally walking (problematic) or bicycling (even more problematic). Bicycling can be very problematic in America, to the point that a tourist from Florida in downtown Seattle once remarked "wow, the cars here aren't trying to kill me!" as we sat at some stinky car-strewn intersection. Basically you're a second class citizen if you walk or bicycle. Folks in cars will yell at you or throw things sometimes, and I have the correct skin color and sex, so it's strictly worse for others.

Buses? Sure, you can find the spicy runs with all the homeless (why are there so many homeless in America? Money out the ass and yet a nation so poor …), but I've had a lot more and a lot worse direct problems with folks who sit in cars, not counting indirect problems such as the noise, air, and real estate pollution (sometimes called "the high cost of free parking"). Usually the bus crazy will do something evil like offer you a joint, or wacky conversation, and will not do something upstanding like to change into the lane that you are bicycling in, forcing you off the road.
I've never used bing that much, but after google removed its cache feature last year, I found myself using bing a lot more often. A couple of weeks back I was so disappointed to find out that Microsoft had pulled the plug on bing's cache as well. I just can't grasp why anyone would think that removing the one feature that gave you edge over the competition was a good idea. AFAIK now the only search engine remaining with a cache is yandex.
Ask HN: What communities exist that are free from self-promotion?
I generally do a lot of reading online but I've slowly started to question my sources.

It's becoming increasingly difficult to find community without wading through the endless embedded ads and outright self-promotion or the culture of "whatever you're doing, it's not enough."

Thankfully, HN has remained pretty steadfast as a higher signal to noise community or at least that's my perception. What other communities do you frequent that have a higher signal to noise than most?
You have too many abstractions between you and understanding other people.

Most people in your country are actually not that different from you.
Noooooooooooo!!!!!!!!!! I dragged it down and it refreshed the page.
If, in an argument, you want to go back to the data and do different or better statistics on it then by all means. I would _love_ to have a disagreement with someone that went in that direction and we could discuss the intricacies of how to interpret the information that we have. I have my own gripes about the statistics done by various groups, with changing the inflation calculation being a recent example of the bad side of this: https://www.nytimes.com/2022/05/24/technology/inflation-meas...

However, I think the key point here still stands. Most disagreements (at least in my experience) are not reaching this level, and are instead diving towards anti-intellectualism and dismissing statistics and data interpretation wholesale.
This is because we have started accepting kritik-style debates as serious in the last two decades. Kritik used to be considered a bad faith technique but nowadays it’s considered a smart “trick” to win arguments. It’s when a debate participant doesn’t engage in debating the subject on its own merits, but instead challenges the premise of the question or a premise of the opponent’s position.

Crude example:

- I believe climate change is exaggerated because the Summers haven’t gotten notably hotter.

- If you say that, then you are unaware and uninformed. You must be watching Fox News.

Another:

- I think we are in a cost of living crisis, because every year, more US men are in crippling debt.

- Wow, look at your use of ableist misogynist language! Way to pretend women don’t suffer with debt 13% more than men!

Another:

- As society, we should be respectful of others online, because internet is an important (and sometimes only) social network some people have.

- Social media is unnatural, harmful and should be banned.

These are three failed debates, in each there is no clash of opinions, and no side provided meaningfully stronger arguments to win the debate. In fact, the two debate opponents stated opinions on different subjects entirely. And yet nowadays, this is how most people debate, it is considered appropriate, even in academia. In politics, this technique is considered a total winner.

So it is a bit like refusing to engage with the basic axioms when arguing mathematical proofs and just saying “math is for nerds”. We have totally accepted that as normal, as a society.
> When I lived in the UK a lot of people who couldn't afford real juice would buy 'squash' and drink it as a replacement for juice. I personally found it entirely revolting and way too sugary

Are you aware that you're supposed to dilute squash to taste? It's just concentrated juice. If it's too sweet, you haven't added enough water.
You're welcome. Been thinking about it for a few days, and I had to do it. I don't disagree there's some benefits but being told "IT'S BETTER!" annoyed me quite a bit.
Honestly, having run a number of experiments with magic link, I wouldn’t recommend them. We saw our login success drop noticeably. We tried a few different approaches over the course of a quarter but even our best attempt only mitigated the drop compared to having email/password and Google Login.

Obviously, your mileage may vary but it was a good reminder to always validate your assumptions, especially in your critical user flows.
One-time payment is nice! The other AI Tattoo services I've seen all offer monthly subscriptions which just doesn't make sense.

Price is in the ballpark, but a bit steep for me when I can run models on my own hardware. However, for people that don't want to set up a local model for whatever reason, it seems reasonable.

How much do you let people fiddle with the parameters? It would be nice if, for example, when I find a good-ish image that I could lock-in the seed or CFG and slightly tweak the prompt.
Oh that's odd! Will have look into it, sometimes the API cuts out if it thinks it's NSFW.
I'm not sure it has a video out. There is a AI produced image of the digit and a monitor though.
If anyone thinks they are having laggier controls or losing latency off of single frames I have a bridge to sell them.

A game running at 60 fps averages around ~16 ms and good human reaction times don’t go much below 200ms.

Users who “notice” individual frames are usually noticing when a single frame is lagging for the length of several frames at the average rate. They aren’t noticing anything within the span of an average frame lifetime
In summary, FB was pressured in 2016 to act on “foreign influence” the press hysterically parroted by politicians and leaders. FB bowed to the pressure. Now that the press lost all validity along with the X purchase, the press can no longer persuade Meta to “fact check.” FB is in a better spot to follow the X model of moderation. People arguing this is a bad move are ignoring the fact that FB was a censorship hotbed for the last four years.
Same for me. I'm guessing the traffic caused by being posted here made them go over their API limit... or it's just bused. idk.

edit... looked at network console. The API is returning a 504 gateway error.
You're right, if this MHL implementation didn't have HDCP it would behave exactly like that. Sad.

My thinming is square. I still connect my monitors using SVGA and watch movies on them. Truly this sounds to really complicated that a phone which is indeed a computer cannot do computer things. My first android was closer to my Linux than every each version following. My colleague had SSH server on his Motorola phone. What I moan about is that limiting, strangling list of changes made to browsers and systems that is happening right now
Do you believe if their prices were half, they would sell twice as many?
The timing also pretty clearly signals that this should be interpreted by bigoted individuals as a green light for harassing speech.
Sure, if you held a deadline to my head and told me to do it, I'd just include obstacles that are "within their memory".

Expire them by time, refresh them by range (can see as they move). Constantly replan and I bet you'd get something reasonable looking, but _only_ if you add an obstacle that represents only what the creature can see. If you add the whole obstacle (regardless of what it can see), it'll just do the optimal thing, which is fine but may not "look right". So clip visibility with obstacle, add that, and union it with all known obstacles, then replan. Keep it fast by doing a union "in place" with known obstacles so your obstacle list doesn't grow unbounded.

You can imagine it would walk toward the goal until it sees a wall, then it would go either left or right for a step, then back for two steps, then left for 4 steps, then back for 8 ... because the A* "frontier" keeps expanding so it keeps searching along that frontier.

And if you're lucky, you just discovered the optimal search variant of the "Drunkards walk" search problem.
One of the gaps is accessibility, rideshares are useful for people who have trouble getting around.
Is there a song called "Cleveland, Cleveland" that says if you can make it in Cleveland you can make it anywhere?
It's "good" that this is in Nature, but does any health-aware person not already know this?

Our real problem is that most people aren't health-aware, and advertising (including the pharma-funded healthcare system) absolutely overwhelms common-sense truths about health.

Over the past few years I have improved my own health by greatly limiting my intake of sugars, including by cutting out "healthy" smoothies, but I learned all this from Dr Internet, and NOT from any physician who was being paid to treat me. US physicians' knowledge of nutrition is stuck at whatever they were taught in med school, which was probably 20+ years behind the research at that time.
That's a complicated topic, but part of that is because California has become a target for a number of people with money, influence and media outlets.

Not to say it doesn't have problems - like housing - that are self-inflicted. Just that a big part of the 'brand' problem is people targeting the state.
Part of what's exciting about SteamOS is that Linux on a touchscreen is a disappointing experience otherwise. There are a handful of UI options (GNOME, KDE Plasma Mobile, Phosh, Maui), and they're all works-in-progress to varying degrees.

I've been using Jovian-NixOS as a placeholder for SteamOS, and have been disappointed at how mouse-and-keyboard-centric Linux UIs still are.
Shop is the same as Shopify? Thank you (seriously) for pointing this out. I've been getting Shop emails and I had no idea.
I bet this was initially an A/B test idea of a product manager eager for promotion.
More like, they think that deceiving people for profit is genius.
Yeah I have the same issue with these types of projects as well. Could be interesting to map it on a 3D body part or scan so you could see how it looks on your body or next to your other tattoos.
Honestly, I'm under the impression they've converged so much recently I can't be bothered to switch on my work machine, and I don't think this is because Bing is getting better.

I think there are a few areas where Google still has an advantage (if I search with a city name, Google will match results to the city my IP address is located on and not a smaller, less significant one in the United States) but I think their self promotion and AI Q&A bullshit in results is actually worse.
I'm guessing post singularity we'll have something like socialism. Reasoning: at the moment if you just hand out money equally people don't get around to building much stuff so it ends in poverty. Hence communist regimes get voted out if not enforced by dictatorships. Post singularity the AI/robots will produce unlimited stuff so the voters will vote to split it approximately equally.
10 cortex-x925 and 10 cortex-a725 I believe.
I watch Groundhog Day at least once a year at Christmas.

Bing.com will never not be associated with Ned Ryerson ...

Doesn't matter how much they disguise it!
I can’t add much to this topic, but I did come across a word yesterday which may fit how OP is feeling.

Ennui: A feeling of listlessness and dissatisfaction arising from a lack of occupation or excitement.
Translation-Adjacent
Not obvious to me. People that search for Google probably don't have a solid grasp on what the difference is between Google and a search engine. Perhaps it's muscle memory.
Yeah all I think about when I connect a device to a monitor is PIRATING ARRR!
Nice. "Tea eggs" are big in East Asian corner stores.
Considering that pretty much every non-toy project isn't built by directly calling the compiler but through build tools like make, cmake, autotools, etc or even scripts like `build.sh` that can call arbitrary commands and that even IDEs have functionality to let you call arbitrary commands before and after builds (and had since the 90s at least), i do not see this as a realistic concern worth of limiting a language's functionality.
> but can't find the right design to take into your tattoo artist

Isn't this what talking to the artist and having them design something for you is for? They have years of practice in listening to clients describe what they want and turning them into an image that works well as a tattoo. If you're cheap they also usually have a ton of pre-made designs known as "flash".

What kind of world do you live in where someone with "artist" in their job title can't work with you to create an image?
49.8% to 48.3% of the popular vote.

That's a pretty thin advantage, and still barely not an outright majority.
The Coke is definitely worse, unless you're flying an airliner, of course.
The Lenovo is the only official 3rd party device, but a public beta is coming in the spring for arbitrary devices.

https://store.steampowered.com/news/app/593110/view/52983491...
> Well the most mainstream "news" source Fox news had to pay out almost a billion dollars for dis-information […]

The case in question did NOT go to trial, so your claim isn’t entirely correct, but yes, all mainstream “news” outlets (including Fox) abuse our trust by constantly lying to us—I don’t watch or trust any of them.

I remember when Rachel Maddow told us, “Now we know that the vaccines work well enough that the virus stops with every vaccinated person. A vaccinated person gets exposed to the virus? The virus does not infect them; the virus cannot then use that person to go anywhere else.” [0]

[0]: https://x.com/kevinnbass/status/1839635641019081160
You are transferring the problem from the foods industry to the pharmaceutical industry. I hope "one" knows that.

The "bugs" are not in "the human," they're in the food industry. Fixing our food supply would be far better for individuals and society than fighting fire with fire by leaving our food broken and using drugs to work around it.

In the meantime, doing what you can to unbreak your diet without using drugs is still far smarter than relying on an artificial "fix" for the "machine" that is literally you (and can't be tossed and replaced when you find out your "fix" caused other issues, which happens almost every time the pharma industry provides shortcuts for people). Doing it this way also moves your demand as a consumer to the unbroken parts of the food supply, which will help everyone else as food companies are incentivized to cater to that instead of continuing on with what they're doing.
Almost all sectors in the US have seen job growth. Gov jobs have led in growth, but if you take out gov jobs, the US still sees job growth.
It hung when I had 100k but I guess I will run it on PC next time.
Disclamer - I owned a restaurant that gave Pepsi products to customers who explicitly ask for a Coke.

There's probably some debate about whether this is nefarious or genius, but I lean towards the later. "Coke" has always been the number one request from our patrons, and the amount of people who just wanted any soda but said "coke" was wild. there's a very large percentage of poorly palated patrons who aren't looking for a Coca-Cola, they're looking for a soda, and in their mind the two are the same.

They likely don't care which soda they're drinking, so I suspect this actually captures a very large amount of soda sales, while still solving the intent of the patron.

What's that? There's a process server outside? Whatever for?
Sadly the consensus was abused to push narratives once too often instead of actual leadership/guiding people to concepts/understanding/consensus building. Our leaders forgot/got too lazy/became too corrupt/dogmatic/complacent to care how to lead, abused the levers, and now it's going to probably take a generation for society to organize new trusted mechanisms.

Crime statistics/reporting are extremely gamed. It took a friend having a heinous crime committed against her by a large group, on a side street just off downtown Santa Cruz with no reporting for me to realize just how bad. We've probably all at this point had crime committed against us that the police didn't document which then destroys our faith in crime statistics.

I'm a super hippie. But there was a lot of manipulation/playing fast and free by the earlier global warming folks to try and get their message across breaking peoples trust and you are never going to get that trust back with models/projections no matter how good/accurate the assumptions used for those models/projections once the trust was lost.

Things like using COVID funds to KNOWINGS TEMPORARILY reduce child poverty with the goal of having INCREASED CHILD POVERTY statistics in the near future so that it could be used as a policy weapon again just does damage and makes poverty statistics more meaningless. Just politicians using abusing and manipulating instead of leading, breaking down more levers.

Stop with how gamed 'rate of inflation' was by this administration. You are never going to convince people WHO CAN'T AFFORD TO LIVE and are in CONTSANT distress that 'things are getting worse more slowly' is good. Sorry, you are going to have to lead and convince people on that one, not lazily use numbers. Again, it's lack of leadership.

See how the same things can be interpreted differently by different people and how much it's that these have been abused/used for manipulation/out of laziness/instead of leading?

Source: Other than my personal crime experiences it's from living in a red state and talking with people why they support crazy stuff or reject what seems like common sense to me.
> don't think it is fair to villainize Cheerios when it is one of the least offensive options among ultraprocessed breakfast cereals

You’re correct. I’m damning the whole category within the context of this discussion.
A fact can be verified. They don’t verify facts for censorship though. They act netural that suddenly pulls the “Cooperates can do whatever they want” card when things don’t align with their interests.
Who wants AI-generated Image tattooed on their body?
prompt was "watercolor luck cat with cherry blossoms" hope it's not nsfw :)
Just learned from Wikipedia that the US previously considered buying Greenland in 1867 and actually made an offer to buy it in 1946.

So the idea is clearly not new.

Now, this is Trump so a lot of bluster and unclear what he is actually getting at but in an historical perspective neither this nor (re)gaining control of the Panama canal (which the US only fully relinquished in 1999) are new or crazy.
TOSLink was kind of a silly idea because digital electrical signals would also prevent ground loops. The key is digital vs. analog, not optical vs. electrical.
The first game I played in Linux was Arkham Asylum, which would be unexpectedly slow in certain levels (like the botanical garden). I haven't experienced that in other games.
I'd say it's definitely a personal preference.

Using a wrapper gives you a few benefits.
- It lets you shortcut the time to having a refined prompt that gives you a somewhat reliable output

- Flux (like some models) don't have readily available interfaces as the model is usually required to be self-hosted. For TattooPRO I'm use Together.ai as they host Flux and I can then use their API instead of hosting it myself. The outcome is that users can then get a nice user interface to generate Tattoos with Flux and have some additional features like history and favorites to keep track of their generations.

I've also tried to make the experience as mobile-friendly as possible.

Hope the answers your question
> Stratechery, powered by Passport, uses this type of scheme (click link OR type in OTP), which is still shifting annoyances onto end-users to free developers from implementing passkeys, but at least has a bit more of an appreciation for end-users.

With Stratechery, once you get to the website with the magic link, I can then copy the authenticated podcast RSS feed to Overcast and the authenticated RSS feed for the articles to NetNewsWire.

Those subscriptions are then synced to Overcast and NNW on my iPad and Mac via iCloud.

Each podcast RSS link is personalized and you go to the show notes page and click on the link to Manage your account. It will take you to the website using the embedded browser where you can manage your subscription and get access to the various feeds.

Speaking of Overcast, even though its doesn’t create a username and password by default, you can create one. But it’s only to access the web version of Overcast.
I can just ask everyone I know in New Orleans around me who moved from New York.
Substitutes/ Complements: Product Development
Like there's no other way to verify an email address. From a developer perspective, I hate it, because it's yet another functionality that I need to add and support in my app.
>watching TV hasn't killed anyone and my generation, who grew up in front of the TV screen for lack of better alternatives, turned out just fine.

I don’t think any previous generation kids spend as much time in front of the TV as they do with the screens today, sadly the damage will only be seen when it is done. The difference is mainly the content, as bad as TV could have been in the past at least there was someone responsible and liable for the content put “on air” instead on the internet your child brain is at the mercy of the algorithm.
Surely this will be redundant with React Server Components on RN/Expo?
This Nvidia is quite a bit like the AMD Strix Halo, which has the same 128GB max memory, x86, unified memory, and a 256 bit wide bus. I've seen much hopeful speculation that the nvidia is 512 bits wide, but I'm dubious.
Right, but brand is not a "Short-term moat."