skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
You seem to be very knowledgeable about this subject. I have some Google Nest Audio speakers that sound fantastic, but have the same problems as bluetooth speakers, and lack a 3.5mm input jack to convert into normal speakers. Do you have any recommendations on how to do this, for someone with minimal audio knowledge and some basic EE?
Oh Noooos, the world will end :)

I remember all the dooms day articles the last time, then I think all 8 aligned. That is what Voyagers used to get to the outer planets quickly and were they are now.

This time, I saw nothing about "world ending". I guess they moved on to other things. Too bad NASA was not funded enough to use this to launch a more advanced spacecraft :(
Fatty cells are the 'bubble wrap' of the body
> Cryptographers who design these systems do consider the threat of a malicious future iteration of the company and thus try to reduce the trust in a centralized authority.

It’s no use. All the opaqueness to Apple relies on

> This private key pair and the secret are never sent to Apple and are synced only among the user’s other devices in an end-to-end encrypted manner using iCloud Keychain.

Which is trivial to compromise from Apple. They do their best to minimize trackability from third parties though.
> Medical glue is less toxic.

How much less toxic? The article goes out of its way to avoid telling me to either do or don't use regular hardware-store superglue on cuts.
What features are you looking for specifically? If you just want like a really basic index, hosting a JSON file with a object where the key is the infohash and the value is the metadata is a really simple approach :)
My brother started at "I'll just buy one telescope" and last I checked has just finished constructing a powered observatory on some remote land where the telescope and rooftop motors can be operated entirely remotely through cell connectivity. This is a worse hobby for your wallet than having a boat.
The many magazines that regularly published BASIC programs could be considered package managers, of sorts.
Meta allegedly used shadow libraries, including LibGen, to train Llama
That's surprisingly cheap for a one-off. Thanks, I will have to check them out.
So, you did applause
In contrast to all the other scientists in that field, warning for ages; who according to you are just fools unable to read...

Oh my gosh... yawn
What's next? Flat earth again?
>> Yes there is something deeply wrong in German society - as evidenced by the recent stellar rise of a popular racist and facist party and the more and more common casual racism that is just accepted by the majority of the population.

I guess you mean the party which led by a women in a relationship with another women from Sri Lanka. You should probably start looking for other insults, racist and fascist are getting kind of boring.
Bigmouth buffalo: Mysterious fish that live for a century and don't age
Specifically, any generated makefile that refuses to take advantage of GNU make is necessarily going to be horrible.

BSD make is ... viable I guess, but only really worth it if you're already in the ecosystem - and even then I can't guarantee you won't hit one of its silly limitations.
Medieval crowns of Eastern European royalty hidden in cathedral wall
Yep, I grew up in Texas and tons of German-Czech influence. Hruska's beats on kolaches for my money, if it's on your way :)

There are also some hidden historic dance halls that are great if you can make it by. I know one dates to 1912 and a buddy's family refurbished it last year; lovely place.
How much does it hallucinate?
People without good housing options are an issue even if they are not drug addicted yet and they don't have mental illness.
Symmetrical mountain that sparked a major alien conspiracy theory
So the ice just wasn't accumulating until 1.2 million years ago despite that? Why not if the climate was already similar to today's?

EDIT: notice that they "hit bedrock" at 1.2 million year old ice... perhaps you missed that part.
Hum...

You know, a makefile is documentation. That's why you should probably never copy one (except for a single line here or there). There's space for commenting a few stuff, but your target names and variables should explain most of what is going there.

Anyway, the article and most people here seem to be talking about those autotools generated files. Or hand-built ones that look the same way. But either way, it's a bad solution caused by forcing a problem to be solved by a tool that wasn't aimed at solving it. We have some older languages without the concept of a "project" that need a lot of hand-holding for compiling, but despite make being intentionally created for that hand-holding, it's clearly not the best tool for that one task.
The GP is still generally correct. In Canada, there are now some job postings that are only open to candidates of the appropriate race, gender or sexual orientation. These job postings would be illegal in the United States, but are allowed in Canada as long as the discrimination is intended to correct for historical injustice.
Plenty of old cars out there. Otherwise, it's hard to know what people really want in the car market, because most buyers are settling for something that's at a dealer and not ordering specifics, some makes don't allow orders, and even if you can order it's still trims and packages.

For the most part, every car made gets sold, too. If a car is undesirable, it gets a lot of incentives to get it off the lot. If the car maker misunderstood demand, a dud can still have large sales numbers, because some people will buy it when it's cheap enough.
Why not both? It's not much trouble to publish a Dockerfile while still documenting a normal installation.
This is literally a superpower
This post didn't really convince me that robotics is inherently harder than generating text or images

On the one hand we have problems where ~7B humans have been generating data for 30 years every day (more if you count old books), on the other hand we have a problem where researcher are working with ~1000 human collected trajectories (I think the largest existing dataset is OXE with ~1M trajectories: https://robotics-transformer-x.github.io/ )

Web-scale datasets for LLMs benefits from a natural diversity, they're not highly correlated samples generated by contractors or researchers in academic labs. In the largest OXE dataset, what do you think is the likelihood that there is a sample where a robot picks up a rock from the ground and throws it in a lake? Close to zero, because tele-operated data comes from a very constrained data distribution.

Another problem is that robotics doesn't have an easy universal representation for its data. Let's say we were able to collect web-scale dataset for one particular robot A with high diversity, how would it transfer to robot B with a slightly different design? Probably poorly, so not only does the data distribution needs to cover a high range of behavior, it must also cover a high range of embodiment/hardware

With that being said, I think it's fair to say that collecting large scale dataset for general robotics is much harder than collecting text or images (at least in the current state of humanity)
In an environment where everyone is quick to point their finger at their favorite villain -- whether that's "wokeness" or climate change or whatever -- I'm happy to finally read something which aligns with my biases.
The Hiro we need.
It sounds like you've had some bad experiences, but putting the blame entirely on the other gender is not a healthy approach to the situation.
TIL you can learn super powers on the internet
That's interesting. Every company I worked at that instituted DEI policies claimed that achieving a workforce representative of the customer base helped the customer.
What in the world does this mean? https://txtlog.net/doc#:~:text=use%20your%20local%20time%20w... That's made twice as bad by the "we throw away Z because you were just kidding by including it". That leads me to believe that any RFC 3339 that isn't automatically Z (e.g. 1996-12-19T16:39:57-08:00 <https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/rfc3339#section-5.8>) is ... well, I don't know what it's going to do but it likely won't be good

It also appears that your documentation is currently a very verbose version of an OpenAPI spec, so you may save your readers some trouble by actually publishing one, with the added advantage that they come with a "Try it" button in the OpenAPI renders

That would allow you to save the natural language parts for describing things that are not API-centric (such as the "but WWWWHHHHYYY mysql AND clickhouse" that you alluded to elsewhere but wasn't mentioned at all in /doc nor /selfhost)
> do you really think there has been a historical, society-wide attempt to deprive white people of the right to play basketball?

You can remove white people from the equation entirely, if it makes it easier. Asians comprise 6% of the US population and only 0.2% of the NBA, and it's much the same story in the NFL. Should then therefore be a concerted push to increase the number of Asian players in those leagues?
Thanks for your service. I did not know JANET was formed in April
1984. Then I was still at school, and we had a teletype that you
could send emails. Of course those days no one had email so we had a
class of kids sending emails to each other to print out on tty
paper. I think the broader implications may have been lost in that
lesson. It wes probably a BBS rather than JANET.
I also have ADHD, am also constantly losing things, and I've had success with the Pebblebee tags. I have a tag on my keys and a card in my wallet. The noise is loud enough that I can hear it on a different floor in an old home with thick brick walls.
And the language is nevertheless recognized as one of the country's two official languages.

I just don't think Finland is a great example of what the post was talking about (a mythic country where everything works because it is an "ethnically homogenous high trust society" - although on reflection I'm not even sure what that all means). It's a way of lazily discounting what their government might or might not be achieving regarding homelessness, and it's not even true.

I'm not any sort of expert on Finland, but they have had some real political and social divides over the years and (I think?) nevertheless manage to care about the effectiveness of their welfare state. They'd appear to be a counterexample to the notion that everybody in a country needs to be the same in order for this stuff to work.
Does this use the new moveBefore API to move DOM elements while preserving their state? Or is it going to recreate the elements eitherway due to React/Vue?
Is it not the other way around. A man knowing about chemistry is hard to imprison ..
KEON is a human-readable Serde format that is syntactically similar to Rust
Could you name any products?
You don't even need a boat or a telescope. Just watch the sun set on the ocean while lying down at the beach just in front of the water. The moment it disappears completely, stand up. You'll see part of it again. If you measure the time it takes disappear completely again and know your own height, you can even get a rough estimate of earth's radius.
> ...Cersei demonstrates what real power is by seizing Littlefinger and faux threatening his life.

Dandamis points the path to real power[1]:

"Greetings, teacher of the Brahmans. The son of mighty Zeus, King Alexander, who is the lord of all men, summons you. If you come to him he will give you many fine gifts; but if you do not come he will cut off your head."

When Dandamis heard that, he smiled kindly. He did not raise his head from the leaves, but laughed at the man and replied as follows from his lying position:

"God, the great king, is the source of no violence, but of light, peace, life, water, and of the human body and soul; and he receives the souls that have not been conquered by desire, when fate releases them. This is my only lord and god, who sets his face against murder and does not take part in warfare.

...

"As for Alexander's promises to me and the presents he says he will give me, they are useless to me. ... Let Alexander make his threats to those who desire gold and fear death; against us, these two weapons are useless. The Brahmans do not love gold, nor fear death. Go and say to Alexander: 'Dandamis does not need what you have. Therefore he will not come to you. If you need Dandamis, you must come to him.'"

[1] Attributed to Arrian in part 2 of Palladius' De Bragmanibus. Translation from Richard Stoneman's Legends of Alexander the Great.
I'm not that good with French, but verse IV appears to be about guards pissing in the next cell.

La Fontaine, I think, was the title of Marcel Duchamp's urinal installation; I suspect it might be a common euphemism?
What Is DevRel
Orchestrating LLM Fine-Tuning on Kubernetes with SkyPilot and MLflow
If you want to learn more about how this all works in video form, there was a talk at 38c3: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nWQcgZfxkOM&pp=ygUMMzhjMyBma...
I had a look, zig seems to require a runtime, even small, for basic syntax support. So it seems it is not suitable.

You should be able to generate machine code without the need of any runtime, like you can with C.
> - Transparent builds: this should be a standard

Can you explain what "Transparent builds" means in this context?

From my understanding after a quick search, it is the standard. If any package requires me to figure out a manual build process after installing it, to get it to work, I simply do not use it.
California Landlord-Tenant Law: 2024 Overview of Rights
https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2025/jan/11/there-are-a-...

White voters point to conversations about justice – for racial minorities, for the children of immigrants, for women worried about losing their reproductive rights, for transgender teenagers – and question why nobody ever talks about justice for them.

Few expect Trump to fix everything or believe him when he says he will. What they do believe is that the system is broken and corrupt, just as Trump says it is, and that a candidate who promises to tear it down and start again might just be on to something.

I think this goes in this direction. People don't care about "Meta's hiring policies" but they care about "wokeness", and news articles about the former lead to a perception that society has way too much of the latter and that it's a bad thing.
I'm not aware of any specifically, but one of the instruments that can be used as a data point to further reduce error when navigating in a zero-GPS/zero-radio-signal environment is an INS. The very highest precision ones are quite classified and used on submarines.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inertial_navigation_system
That’s AirTags with modernish iPhone now.
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.embarcader...

not tried it
Yeah, you're probably right. To restate my point, it's that buying a cheap house in the US comes with risks to one's basic safety that you don't find in other developed countries.
I need an AI agent to continuously ask questions of PMs or stakeholders until the requirements are less vague. The good thing is this would be a plain english discussion which LLMs are good at. A PM can ask if something is technically feasible to some degree too. Maybe it can even break up tickets in a much better fashion too.
Makefile syntax is also well understood by ChatGPT. If you want to know a suitable way for doing some task, ChatGPT can do it. It can also explain what another Makefile is doing.

Here's an example of a (similar) prompt I used recently: "Write me a makefile that executes a script inside a docker container. I want the script to be someprefix-<target-script> that calls /app/<target-script>.sh inside the container."

I don't have to care about Makefile syntax anymore for the most part.
How have you worked with PHP for 15 years and have absolutely no idea how it works or even baseline performance metrics.
"great artists steal" (attributed to Picasso) after all!
https://www.reddit.com/r/astoria/comments/1hvw7m5/i_created_...

I agree that third spaces are very valuable but the reality is that they are declining in the current market and the trend doesn't seem to be changing any time soon. I think some venues will figure out how to make it work in the modern market but ultimately there will be fewer of these places in general.

And you're right about people being uncomfortable with strangers in their home but most people will meet in public first before having people over. This is a pattern I've seen a lot in NYC where a community will have public events to attract newcomers. Once these people are vetted, they are invited into a private Whatsapp or Discord. Once accepted into the private chat, people will organize private events which sometimes takes place at someone's home. In a way, my platform hopes to formalize this pattern and make it more accessible for individuals so it's less dependent on having formal organizers/hosts. This pattern still requires public spaces but I think it's a bit more flexible.
Should be very little since it uses the actual youtube transcript. I havent noticed any obvious hallucinations.

I do use a cheaper large language model (Gemini 1.5 Flash) due to cost constraints, so theoretically I could get better answers using a more expensive large language model (eg Gemini 1.5 Pro). However, because the answers are limited to the transcript it shouldnt make a big difference.

If you notice any hallucinations do let me know please
Flex Valorant – Share Your Flex Creativity
Formatting aside, I enjoyed the article and the description of the “village of happy people”. As someone who has burned out twice myself and left tech (with great personal sacrifice), it really can feel like those who are not burning out are living in a bubble.

I’ve mostly let go of those feelings though. My conclusion after working outside of tech and rebuilding my life is that I just didn’t have the constitution to play the corporate game. More power to those who can though.
A similar one but a bit more entry level. Good for confusing the kids with: http://holyjoe.org/poetry/anonA.htm
Because a lot of it is salaries and other employee benefits.
The outrage trilogy is amazing, I would also recommend Sonatine and Hana-bi.
If you like them, please submit the link on its own, and not to take away from someone's MIT "Show HN" to plug a non open source project
Thanks, I'll try that in Kagi! Still meaning to try it out in the first place after they rejected my first payment last time (took the money, didn't credit the account, refunded some time later, forgot to try again after that).

Must agree the quality of local results in DDG is mediocre, but then there's also simply much less information being posted in these minority languages (locals posting info in English and thus not matching the keywords, like I do nine out of ten times as well) so I don't know how good it could be in a perfect search engine
I never said it was. It's a script to generate a script to generate a makefile, more or less.

If it wasn't black box like, why do people keep blindly copying tests which check things which haven't been relevant for decades and in any case would require a ton of manual effort to actually use for something?
When we think about society we love equality, but when we have to choose our heart surgeon we only want merit. Helping some group get by easier through school and hiring only puts a question mark to their real merits. It's also demeaning for them to be admitted with lower standards.
Bash is low on the list of things to learn, especially as many greybeards suggest keeping on POSIX compatibility and/or using a "proper" language (Python, older: Perl) for anything longer than a few lines.
If you know that the item is inside your apartment, you only need the UWB part, which is quite orthogonal to this project.
>I'm sure there are extreme cases but the vast majority of homeless are not much different than you and I.

i have seen estimates saying 50% are addicted to substances. in any case housing first prioritizes the most unstable and mentally ill to give immediate housing. this is a very typical feature of the program. if you are finnish, you should check out some videos of what our homeless are like. it's obviously not the same for multiple reasons.

>Actually I think it's beneficial if addicts are not lumped together in a stigmatized "housing first development".

again, to everyone else's detriment.

>An essential part of the housing first approach (that seems to be entirely neglected in the US) is to build enough affordable homes.

this is a funny statement considering wages in finland vs real estate prices. ive been told by a top 5% income finn that buying a house is not really possible for most people there currently. you can only inherit. the wages are lower, the taxes much higher, and real estate more expensive. of course you probably mean the technical "affordable housing" definition which just means housing for anyone making under median area income. the money to fund these things comes from somewhere, and it seems to typically always be the middle class.
Typography like display and audio quality related activities should have a huge disclaimer for making them hobbies. Once you learn the ins-and-outs, you are always disappointed.
I was expecting a visual comparison towards the end of the article, where you would be able to click a button and both the eager and lazy versions would start executing simultaneously, one displayed next to the other, and you would clearly see that the lazy one completed earlier. This would make it even more obvious how the lazy one is faster.

Nevertheless, this was great.
Aren’t there many countries which are happily anti social?

In any case - approaching this as if it is damage, will end up putting you in opposition to choices people are making.

You can be incredibly alone in a crowd of people. You can be empty when people are singing your praises.

Meaning - is different simple social interaction. People can find their comfort zone of personal interaction is much smaller than others.

TLDR: Treating it like a problem, results in bad suggestions. Treating it like a choice, suggests that one look at the options available to people.

It may turn out that people aren’t hanging out at bars, but at home. Frankly, why wouldn’t people stay at home, if home is where they have put their time and effort into setting up.

If you want a good place to find solutions, look to boredom and monotony.

Do note - polarization started well before the personal computer showed up in the geological record.
Human-labeled data currently looks like the quickest path to making robots that are useful enough to have economic value beyond settings and tasks that are explicitly designed for robots. This has drawn a lot of corporate and academic research activity away from solving the harder core problems, like exploration, that are critical for developing fully autonomous intelligent agents.
> that if it saves 10 man-hours of work, copyright infringement is right.

The posters to SO give copyright to the company as per the TOS. No copyright violation is happening.
Some parts of Sweden are still moving UP by 8 to 9 mm every single year[1] due to the rebound after the ice sheets retreated, just about 10k-15k years ago.

[1] https://highcoastkvarken.org/our-joint-world-heritage/the-la...

> The speed is fast enough to see the changes in the landscape in a few decades.
How quaint. You think that asking a big tech company to keep something private is enough to protect your privacy.
Fortune Magazine Ran Musk Hit Piece Without Any Verification
Gruene Hall is the classic example. If you’re into red dirt and have not made the pilgrimage, then you’re just doing it wrong

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruene_Hall
I'm curious about price - sure, the speakers were free ($240 value), but I don't think printing up a PCB is cheap, and those are some pretty big capacitors.
Recessions are slowdowns of growth.