skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
One thing I really loved is automated transcripts on youtube. I love watching youtube videos, but sometimes I want to remember where I heard some statement, so I can just copy paste the entire transcript and do ctrl+f on it.

So sad that they removed this feature. There is third party websites offering it, but I'd prefer it on the main site.

This feature had been added years ago, way before the AI hype was as big as it is now (but it's always been using deep learning models).
This was very kind of you, and I’ll give it a shot soon!
Their "shorting tactics" ? You mean doing extensive well sourced research that convinces other people that their position is correct?
There's something to be said for that approach.

It's not the only approach, and definitely as someone once said, premature optimization is the root of all evil, and maybe you are optimizing at exactly the right time.

Who can tell?
right - it's about using latency to the requester.

...which is what fails via 100 methods. I personally can't believe this is omitting addressing the things that would basically ruin this.
Doing hard things and getting stuff done
cron, but completely unreliable. How nice.

LLM heads will say “it’s not completely unreliable, it works very often”. That is completely unreliable. You cannot rely on it to work.

Please product people, stop putting LLMs at the core of products that need reliability.
Does anyone have the time to care anymore?
I searched for "time" in the comments and found a few unrelated hits.

Good enough is going to be the output when nobody has the time or people's time isn't valued.
Very interesting to see how work in this space is progressing. Reminds me of a Nature paper a few years back about using physical systems as neural networks:

Deep physical neural networks trained with backpropagation (2022)

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-021-04223-6
Any links you wanna share? I've never seen an AI generated man page.
I never started talking about income, that was you, and if you can't see the relation between wealth and living standards than maybe it's for the best you don't discuss it at all.
Because that's what we tried for a hundred years and its how we ended up with innumerable wildly dangerous products on the market. The amount of research to vet all the products in your daily life would be astronomical and that's even assuming the companies making them are honest about the ingredients. Here's the context of why the FDA was founded:

> By the 1930s, muckraking journalists, consumer protection organizations, and federal regulators began mounting a campaign for stronger regulatory authority by publicizing a list of injurious products that had been ruled permissible under the 1906 law, including radioactive beverages, mascara that could cause blindness, and worthless "cures" for diabetes and tuberculosis. The resulting proposed law did not get through the Congress of the United States for five years, but was rapidly enacted into law following the public outcry over the 1937 Elixir Sulfanilamide tragedy, in which over 100 people died after using a drug formulated with a toxic, untested solvent.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Food_and_Drug_Administration
> We have examples like Elon who, through sheer force of will, defeats armies of people who don't care.

The interesting part of this article and the comments this site have produced is this statement and the fact you’ve all either ignored it or just accepted it as fact.

You’re all part of the problem.
I don't think they are wrong assumptions. Japan has higher suicide rates, lower rate of having kids, and on and on.

And like I said, obviously a rich tourist is treated better. The average Japanese person doesn't benefit from these things because the average Japanese person lives in a cramped, barely livable closet-sized apartment in a huge city where costs are probably not close to wages
250M Requests

1.66M Unique visitors

24TB served

However, I do understand in their world, 24TB is chump change
At least the benevolent supreme leader cares! Just look at the corpses!
Consider this comment a non-confrontational petition for some sources, please.
... But you'll need a second house!
I was fully expecting [1] but then I just listened for a while and honestly, I get it.

I can't explain, but yeah.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KxGRhd_iWuE
> I assume they don't pattern the unused area

I’m out of date on this stuff, so it’s possible things have changed, but I wouldn’t make that assumption. It is (used to be?) standard to pattern the entire wafer, with partially-off-the-wafer dice around the edges of the circle. The reason for this is that etching behavior depends heavily on the surrounding area — the amount of silicon or copper whatever etched in your neighborhood affects the speed of etching for you, which effects line width, and (for a single mask used for the whole wafer) thus either means you need to have more margin on your parameters (equivalent to running on an old process) or have a higher defect right near the edge of the die (which you do anyway, since you can only take “similar neighborhood” so far). This goes as far as, for hyper-optimized things like SRAM arrays, leaving an unused row and column at each border of the array.
Maybe every other country should ban American imports until we stop bankrolling Israel if that's your position.
If you let the chip actual boil enough water to run a turbine you're going to have a hard time keeping the magic smoke inside. Much better to run at reasonable temps and try to recover energy from the waste heat.
>No, that's a common economy thinking flaw -- assuming there's a finite amount of work to be done.

There isn't. But there are a finite amount of companies wanting a finite amount of jobs per company based on budget. Not everyone has the funding, leadership, nor creativity to successfully launch their own business.

>New businesses grow, more productive companies take over business from others.

yup. how's that going for small businesses in most industries? Looks like regulatory capture instead of booming businesses.
>Isis was never a legitimate independence movement. It was an expansionist terrorist group built on - quite literally - terror and anarchy. It worked for a while because the conditions were suitable in Syria and Iraq.

Yep. HAMAS is the same.

>A true anti-colonial, independence movement does not die that easily. Across history, freedom & returning to one’s land are the greatest motivators of all.

Yes. That though has no relation to the subject at hands - the terrorist organization HAMAS.

I'm sure that when Palestinians produce something looking like a reasonable government/independence movement instead of a terrorist organization their path to full sovereignty would move forward (like it was during Clinton times until they broke it with the second intifada).
For small startups, what are some good alternatives to Workspace?

I use workspace due to familiarity with Gmail, and no other reason. Would love to know some cheap/easy alternatives.
'Stiffness' is a better concept because it can be used to explain behavior of all forces of finite and infinite range and why force mediators can have mass or not.

If you need to assume some axiomatic concept it's better to assume one that can used to derive a lot of what is observed.
Trump and Netanyahu famously had beef: https://www.bbc.com/news/world-middle-east-59571713

Trump's a die hard Israel supporter but I think personally he feels disgust for Netanyahu, for reasons that arent too clear.

(As we all should - Netanyahu is a deeply racist genocidal maniac who cynically used this conflict to try and save his own political career)
I re-taught myself joined-up writing in my early-mid 20s, mainly because it looks nice. Get yourself a pack of Uni Jetstreams - they are not too expensive and glide about as well as any pen I've ever used.
I think that’s what was implied. Canada “got rid of” the $1000 bill but it’s still legal tender. Canada also got rid of the penny, but it remains legal tender. Banks will take them if vendors don’t.
> So no drive assist features, no voice assistants, no maps, no music streaming. These are pretty normal features for a modern car.

Great. F ‘em all. AEB and a manually operated limiter is all one needs. Maps? In-car db works well, they are updated anyway every so often. Anyway, who cares about maps when every car manufacturer tries to sell me subpar android auto or some other carplay.

> In the meantime, your phone has all that tech and much more, is with you in the car at all times, and is also made in China…

Your phone doesn’t drive around the city filming every damn thing. Mine is either in the pocket or in a door bin.

Now, you can of course choose to walk around the city with a phone streaming everything directly on the internet but you’ll definitely make yourself visible arguing with a group of cops about your 1st amendment rights every couple hundred yards.
SARs are nothing new, and the limitations and what triggers them keep changing.

One of these eMoney services just recently lowered the threshold for them feeling compelled to bother you for proof/more info to a couple hundred dollars.
if you don't, someone else will. Maybe you could've introduced a "bug" that makes it so it usually doesn't work except when a member of the QA team is looking at it :P
Show HN: PLChef – Explore the Spotify catalogue and make playlists quickly
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There's a catch though, the peering in cloudflare free tier is horrendous in multiple countries, for example Germany, where t-mobile still insists on making cloudflare pay for peering, which they will only do for their premium customers, meaning free tier sites can barely load.
depends who's doing it. china, for instance, classifies everything they send up as "military" with the ITU to avoid disclosure. the US is a net positive in the world, so our satellites are too.
Are they any free email services that allow you to use your own domain?
This sentiment reminds me of an excellent short essay I read in Harper’s a few years back, called “Living Animals.”

https://harpers.org/archive/2018/10/living-animals/
This was fixed in the latest update: https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/134.0.1/releasenotes/

Update your firefox now and the issue is gone.

It was basically the whole reason for the update.

Google changed their code to create a bunch of objects over time, and those objects didn't get cleaned up. It was just a standard memory leak issue.

Except it heavily impacted users who kept a youtube tab open or pinned.

The bug was reported and a fix released in a little under 2 weeks.
Russia's largest platform for state procurement hit by cyberattack
I seriously disagree that that is likely, and I think as a parent you could monitor the channel to make sure there’s no signs of that.
I had cultivated a FYP that felt authentic to me, especially relative to everything else on the internet, but after a while it looked just as phony to my eyes, without any real change in the content itself. Just a different brand of phony.
I think there are two paths. Having the government be a payer of last resort for emergency services starts you down the road of paying for more and more things. You’ll start asking questions like, why are we paying massive amounts to stabilize a poor, terminal cancer patient who collapsed when we could have paid 10x less on screening and early treatment? Why aren’t we paying for procedures that allow people to work and bring in more taxes than the procedure costs? Why are we ok with paying to save someone’s life when they’re hours away from death but not when it’s weeks away?

Eventually you’ll get something like the systems you see in most wealthy countries.

Or you can go the way we did, which is enact universal care in the dumbest way and pretend we didn’t.
Unfortunately people are cheering it on :/
that's not how this works :-|
>right-wing populism wants to restrict and stifle any immigration and build a huge wall with neighbors

That's the bailey. The Motte is that right wing wants to empower businesses and love immigrants to sneak in and work below minimum wage to increase profit margins. They want to boast high GPD and slide the homeless Americans they make under the rug.
Are you using AI for public contributions? Or a private repo? How does it deal with things like project conventions? e.g. "Currency should be represented using a Money class", "This method should use our utility class", etc. Do you upload the entire project's source code?
Trump wanted the war to end, and I'm sure Netanyahu was doing his Netanyahu thing.

Posting that video was Trump's way of telling Netanyahu that he will burn him by turning him into public enemy #1 with his base. That's how he got him to agree.
Nepenthes: Tarpit to catch web crawlers scraping data for LLMs
Hamas did not lose any friends the last few times they reneged. I think both sides agree this peace will just last until Hamas can rearm, but I just think both sides agree that's as good a deal as either is getting.
The Drago Doctrine
I suspect this would cause alignment issues since you could literally rotate it into the wrong position when doing soldering. That said, perhaps they could get away with cutting less and using more.
American social media is banned in China and if used against americans by its leadership, it would be a domestic threat not a foreign threat. Twitter was bought by Elon and used to influence an election successfully. if we're honest in this discussion, we shouldn't pretend the threat isn't real. Foreign companies get banned from owning american companies all the time. Biden just banned US steel's takeover by a japanese company.

You know what scares me? how the actual majority on HN is critical of the tiktok ban despite all what I have just said being obvious things a critical thinker can deduce. I'm concerned the influence of tiktok (foreign actors) is already too pervasive and damaging. You all should know the US by any historical metrics is at the precipice of a civil war as it is.
i agree wholeheartedly. i provided this as an additional set of reasoning for people who are either America-haters or doves.
How does bytes crate, or anyone else, offer zero copy receive from kernel (as opposed to kernel bypass) sockets?

As far as I know that is not possible: there's always a copy.
i'm not sure how much, if any, game theory you've studied, but an always-cooperate strategy rarely works in repeated, cooperative games.
I prefer to take succinct notes on paper or eInk and cut the noise while I’m on the meeting. I’m better focused, keep the meeting to what really matters.
A colleague sent me one of those summaries, it didn’t make sense. For me it can’t replace a good system, precise notes and useful on point meetings. Maybe for people who have useless meetings they must attend it’s better ?
Great - I hope this national liberation movement pushes back the neo-colonial invaders.
> Netanyahu is a deeply racist genocidal maniac who cynically used this conflict to try and save his own political career.

What makes you think this causes Trump to think lesser of Netanyahu? Seems like the kind of person Trump fawns over as being "tough".

Oh, and like a sibling pointed out -- Trump wasn't mad at Netanyahu for being a racist, opportunistic genocidal maniac. He was mad that Netanyahu was the first to congratulate Biden on his election victory in 2020.
The song remains the same - the stock can only go to zero. The upside of a put is effectively capped at (strike price minus stock price) * 100. Going long via shares or calls is unlimited.
Hindenburg exposes hucksters and frauds. Hucksters and frauds have now taken over the highest office. He just sees the writing on the wall and needs to get out now.
It just occurred to me that I use "ask" as a noun when talking about development/fundraising in nonprofits. And it's been used that way going back to when I was in high school (1978-1982), at least. (I went to prep school so development was a thing.)

Outside of nonprofit fundraising land, however, ask is a verb. And only a verb.
I'm assuming when he says "governments taking a look at" he means like the Indian government and it's more of a Mafia-type "taking a look at" than a serious inquiry with any actual merit. A strongarm type thing
> Today, I'm much more vocally negative towards cannabis users.

Why? That is bigotry I believe
> In an upcoming age of oligarchy

oligarchy has been going on for a long time, regardless of political affiliations.

to see why i say this, look at (no relation) https://quiverquant.com , and you'll see professional politicians with sub $180k salaries worth tens of millions of dollars, for just one example.
Except there was never a discussion of banning TikTok the app. Which is why a sale of the app was always an option.
I had been under the impression that Nvidia had done something similar here, but they did not talk about deploying the space saving design and instead only talked about the server rack where all of the chips on the mega wafer normally are.

https://www.sportskeeda.com/gaming-tech/what-nvlink72-nvidia...
Most "school bans" that I have seen so far are actually things like, "A teacher-enforced official policy of no using phones during class." In other words, usually the same as the status quo, because what teacher says, "yes go ahead and use your phone while I'm talking to you".

The local public high school makes students put their phones in pouches during classes. It seems good at preventing distraction but doesn't really do much about kids wasting lots of time on social media, sharing terrible material on social media, communicating between classes, or after classes. Probably better than nothing.
Fortinet must have the industry's most appalling record for RCE and auth bypass bugs in their admin interfaces. Just what you want from a 'security' vendor.

https://www.cvedetails.com/vulnerability-list/vendor_id-3080...
There are kindle alternatives. Luckily the technology isn't that advanced and any/all of them pretty much MUST support a general PDF (or whatever other similar format). You might have to manage your own library a bit but that means you can just use these devices completely offline

I think e-readers are not that high on the list of technologies most at risk to be taken over by ads
The first video doesn't seem to work in Safari or Firefox, only Chrome. "Video can't be played because the file is corrupt." On Mac at least.
meta also cannot arrest you here in the US. we should maintain tighter controls on the state's use of data and access thereto because it's the entity we've given a monopoly on violence. that is the appropriate point for controls to be applied.
Where do you live? If you live in the USA you're violating the DMCA, if you live in the EU it is the EUCD which you'll be breaking, elsewhere there may be similar directives. That 'they get their money' does not make any difference here, it is the 'circumvention of technological protection measures' which makes you into a law breaker.
The real answer:

If CloudFlare serves a lot of traffic (i.e. people on the internet are requesting stuff from CloudFlare's servers), they get better peering agreements (i.e. pay less) from internet network providers.

When "normal" people/companies connect to the internet, they're paying for the connection. Regional ISPs likewise pay Tier 1 network providers (i.e. "global internet backbone") for the connection, and are charged by bandwidth. When "popular" companies connect to the internet, they don't pay - e.g. a lot of ISPs would host Netflix servers for free (that way, they avoid having to pay for Netflix traffic to Tier 1 providers, but can serve it locally instead).

See: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tier_1_network
Are we looking at the same graphs? To me, in both cases, there seems to be a clear change in the wage growth line right at 1971-72.
It requires cooperating with domestic Chinese censorship and providing personal details/actions of users by default to the Chinese government to an extent that Western companies generally aren't okay with.

However, this is all a deflection, because blocking a company from operating as a business within China is not the same thing as banning them by blocking all access to their foreign websites/apps.

If China didn't want Wikipedia operating fully within China as a nonprofit, but you could still access foreign countries'/languages' Wikipedias, I wouldn't necessarily describe Wikipedia as "banned in China". I'd maybe describe it as a partial ban at most.
I used amazon workmail for a while.
Why Cities Are Getting Rid of Decades-Old Parking Rules
> isn't a cyclist, and didn't think about what it would actually be like to be a cyclist making that curve.

But this is exactly the "don't care" attitude. Ignore the specifics of the problem, avoid studying it or just giving it a thought. Didn't think that, not being a cyclist themselves, they should ask somebody who is. Didn't even think about very obvious things, like putting a warning sign ahead of the actual object that it would warn about.

No. That person did not care. Really sad.
The “briefcases full of cash” began flowing into Gaza in the mid-2010s, IIRC. Hamas had been in power in Gaza for around a decade at that point.
All the assholes who chose to force masking -without evidence!- on children don't get to cry now when parents choose homeschooling.

(There was never any evidence of masking working. Fauci himself had written a paper about how masking didn't work in the Spanish Flu pandemic and instead caused problems. Today it's understood that masking never worked. There is no reputable science that shows masking working in any significant way, and certainly not enough to justify forcing captive audiences to wear the fucking mask. Never again.)
I’ll always remember them for exposing the Nikola motors fraud: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24436721
They are boring though
I was on Prime for years until it lapsed because of a card change, and I realized most of my shipping would still be free:

- my orders are usually above the generic free shipping threshold

- most smaller item purchases can be grouped within two or three days to get above the threshold

- if it's an emergency shipping price won't matter. But I'll also freely choose what service and what retailer to get it from, if a shop is fasteror more reliable than Amazon for instance.

- Prime day sales aren't great

Might not apply for your case, but for me getting off of Prime had virtually no impact for the shop part (I was using Prime Video, and Music with Alexa, but I also got rid of both for different reasons)
They care about the wrong things. Ultimately everyone cares about something and then there is tons of things no one or that anybody doesn't care from simply because you have limited amount of possible care to give.
One not particularly obscure theory is that Netanyahu was prioritizing Trump coming to power over a peace/hostage deal and now that Trump has power, Netanyahu seeks to benefit from prioritizing the hostages. Trump is claiming credit for it and probably doesn't care about the timing.
Sorry - I might not be following, but I don't know who they are. No worries either way, but if you're able to provide something to read I'd be happy to. Googling something, especially with modern Google, doesn't guarantee I'll get to the article you're thinking of.
You’re right it isn’t for you.

It’s largely for companies who can’t put everything in a single database because (a) they don’t control the source schema e.g. it’s a daily export from a SaaS app, (b) the ROI is not high enough to do so and (c) it’s not in a relational format e.g. JSON, Logs, Telemetry etc.

And with the trend toward SaaS apps it’s a situation that is becoming more common.