skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The APIs these vendors provide are a joke. A bunch of functionality can only be accessed via scripting interactive CLI commands. Some API endpoints cause short downtime / unexpected behavior (eg: by deleting the routing table and adding all entries back 1 by 1), while the on-device commands do not.

And guess what, the switch may decide to print informational or environmental messages interleaved with the command output, because the commands were meant to be run by a human. Good luck knowing if your state-altering command succeeded when you receive broken JSON.

I ended up regex-removing known environmental messages from command outputs..
The timing of this with the Israeli crimes in Gaza is clear.

https://www.thefp.com/p/tik-tok-young-americans-hamas-mike-g...

https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/11/13/tiktok-...

https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2024/mar/16/tiktok...

https://theintercept.com/2025/01/09/tiktok-ban-israel-palest...

https://www.aljazeera.com/program/the-listening-post/2024/3/...

https://www.nytimes.com/2024/03/28/business/tiktok-israel-ha...
The biggest glaring issue with it (eg in the form (square^2+m^2)\psi=0) is that it is a manifestly Lorentz invariant equation in which particle number is conserved (which is highly unlikely for any relativistic interaction). I know that you can extend it into a scalar field theory proper, quantize it, and sidestep around those issues (and use it as a model in cmp!), but the bigger problem I think is that you really need spin -- and ideally all other interactions...
So Minimax just "open-sourced" (I add it in "" because they have a custom license for its use and I've not read through that) but they have context length of 4-million tokens and it scored 100% on the needle in a haystack problem. It uses lightning attention - so still attention, just a variation? So this is potentially not as groundbreaking as the publishers of the paper hoped or am I missing something fundamental here? Can this scale better? Does it train more efficiently? The test-time inference is amazing - is that what sets this apart and not necessarily the long context capability? Will it hallucinate a lot less because it stores long-term memory more efficiently and thus won't make up facts but rather use what it has remembered in context?
The mighty, self-hostable Git server for the command line
In the U.K. I remember it being a novelty flavour for a brief period in the 90s.

I’ve not seen or heard of the idea since then, although this may reflect my own consumer preferences.
I thought it was pretty impressive for a first attempt .

SpaceX and RocketLab had loads of practice, their early streams were not particularly impressive .

Also these days SpaceX has the benefit of Starlink so their capability is far ahead , they however ruin it all by doing through Twitter/X
I'm a huge fan of Tolkien, and I had never heard of her. How bizarre. I wonder if she is mostly well known in America or whether I simply managed to miss her work. I am very tempted to get "The Atlas of Middle-earth" now though.
This org was getting Cloudflare owned IPs blocked left & right due to the gambling content.

The fees are for sure ridiculous but i don't think Cloudflare was wholly unreasonable to request that the customer bring their own IP.
> Interestingly, sometimes resolving the problem takes less effort than sustained moaning, and certainly less mental strain.

That would involve actually doing some kind of work that people doing the complaining would like to avoid in the first place, because it's "someone else's responsibility to get it right!".
What's sticking out to author like a sore thumb is a normal for majority. One can not imagine a better way of things until they have experienced a better one. Even if they are badly bitten by one, majority still can't come up with any better idea.

It's not that nobody cares, they just don't know any better.
Perfect time to ditch TikTok, Instagram Reels and Youtube Shorts and restore your attention span.
Yeah fair point - I think I’m just scarred from experiences of interacting with Google “support” over the years!
what are people even worried about here? they're just trying things to see whether they're useful. don't expand your emails into long prose if it adds no value for you and they will focus on other things.
Rad idea: limit H-1B to product companies, exclude consulting / body-shop companies.
> Do you reject fusion in stars because there is no reason for them to last so long?

No. Why would I?

You see? You're jumping to absurd conclusions. The fact that I don't believe in Evolution does not mean I reject the Scientific Method, or technology, or reasoning, or logic.

I'm an engineer. I like and enjoy Science, building things, researching, learning, understanding, reasoning, creating. Don't try to make it incompatible or exclusive.

> Not any GOOD ones.

Maybe you should review a bit your history of Science.
>And never mind that Israel still has a fundamentalist, authoritarian government that is actively at work undermining democratic structures and civil rights even inside the state

As opposed to the neighboring states (and Hamas), which mostly have religiously tolerant, fully democratic governments that fully respect civil rights, and which of course have never openly stated that they want Israel to disappear from existence, not at all leaving it implicit that its millions of Jewish residents should be ethnically cleansed from the region.. Yes?
On the flip side, it would do you well to read this: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html. As for the actual content of your comment, pages already have access to more than 4 GB of RAM. It's actually quite easy to do just from JavaScript.
And only one of them is directly pertinent. None of the "decades of data" takes into account correct exploitation. But all talks about leds are about perfect spherical cow in vacuum that doesn't exist for average consumer

I am sure leds technically do live longer than bulbs. But the difference is not significant enough in real life.
Both Kubernetes and serverless (FaaS) is here to stay. Microservices is just an excuse to build shit software.
That's a high quality comment but nothing at all like the comment it is defending whose main thrust is that the conflict is simple to understand and one side is just wrong.
Not an english native, but I have the same with "win" -> "victory".

Like, "congrats for the win" or "big win".
> How is this any different?

It's worse, because Clippy had no editorial control of what was being produced.

I think there's a group of people who really really want this, and they are probably the last people who should get access to an AI/LLM. Some people will just love this, because they're already bullshitting their way through life and this will just make it easier, it even looks company approved if it's in the tools provided to you.
Starship is an orbital rocket, and will achieve actual orbit in few months, but I don’t think they are ready for a customer anytime soon, particularly an external one.

That is entirely by choice, they want to focus their attention on iteration now, which is sensible as falcon 9 and heavy are more than enough to compete today.

For a buyer in next two years it is either falcon heavy or new glen if they want heavy lift today.
> Everything in this part of the world is on a rinse snd repeat cycle ever since the Assyrians and the Babylonians

That's an incredible statement, as if the rest of the world is somehow different. The only thing special about these regions is that they've had complex states for longer, so of course state-based warfare would go back farther.

On another level, there absolutely have been periods of stability in regions of the middle east, for periods of time we would consider long.
In Sweden kids get their own desk where their books are stores, as can be seen in the picture of the article.

The only lugging around is for homework.
> A friend of mine is a teacher and kids are already delegating their learning to ChatGPT and their learning isn't sticking.

I’m not going to defend AI here because I seldom use it myself. But it should be noted that the way we learn has already undergone multiple different shifts due to changes in technology.

Search engine were a big one. No longer did we have to learn to memorise stuff nor learn how to research properly. Now we could just type a phrase into Google / whatever and get results. So people learned how to search rather than learning the facts itself.
> 11,000 is not “tens of thousands.” It’s a horrible number. But horrible doesn’t mean numbers are meaningless.

The 11,000 figure the other poster cited is the approximate number of children that have been killed whose death was been identified and linked with a name by the Gaza Health Ministry in September. GHM was part of a barely functional government before 10/7 and now is part of a barely functional government in a war zone. The actual figure is significantly higher, but with a wide confidence interval: https://www.nytimes.com/2025/01/14/health/gaza-death-toll.ht...

Tens of thousands is not an understatement. Numbers are not meaningless, indeed.
So basically JSON5, while not being a standard.
Oh boy, where to start..

> So why is Cloudflare Pages' bandwidth unlimited?

> Why indeed. Strategically, Cloudflare offering unlimited bandwidth for small static sites like mine fits in with its other benevolent services

Those are not "benevolent". Seeing a substantial amount of name resolutions of the internet is a huge and unique asset that greatly benefits their business.

> like 1.1.1.1 (that domain lol)

It's an IP address, not a domain. And they paid a lot of money for that "lol", so that people have an easy time remembering it. Just like Google with 8.8.8.8. Not to be benevolent, but to minimize the threshold for you to give them your data.

> Second, companies like Cloudflare benefit from a fast, secure internet.

It's the exact opposite. The less secure the internet, the more people buy Cloudflare's services. In a perfectly secure intetnet, nobody would need Cloudflare.
> Ireland, a european nation, among many others, joining South Africa’s Genocide Case Against Israel and Israel closing its dublin embassy

Really? A nation destroyed for a protest letter from Ireland? A trade union wouldn't even settle for this.

> there are many more substantial developments in that regard, so downplaying that in such a manner is just weird

I'm weighing it the way we do history. Goals were set. None were achieved. To the extent we can measure them, the goals are further away than before.

When push came to shove, nobody came for Palestine. Hezbollah and the Houthis came closest, but the former folded and the latter was contained. Hamas' closest regional ally, Iran, left them out to dry. Same for the Arab monarchies and America's adversaries, Russia and China. Sinwar was counting on a regional conflagration; it never came. Before the war that wasn't apparent.

They trended on Twitter and college campuses, and I guess got a thumbs up from Ireland. But to the degree South Africa got the ICC in the ring, it largely served to (a) underline that both sides committed war crimes and (b) undermine the ICC's authority (note: not legitimacy) as a court versus think tank.

> until something happens that disturbs that calculus

Sure. Based on current patterns, the trajectory is towards a cease fire and hardened occupation with some recognition for annexations.

That could change--things can always change. But in a world where the rules-based international order is crumbling, now is a bad time to have only norms to fall back on.
Blue eyes and blonde hair wasn't connected historically (unlike today). The pre-Yamnaya Europeans (hunter gatherers) tended to be dark haired with blue eyes. Blonde hair and brighter skin came from the east then.

https://www.sci.news/genetics/science-european-hunter-gather...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Western_hunter-gatherer
What are they making instead?
Do you think "unlimited leave" policies end up acting a bit like insurance models? Some people take a lot, many take a little, so it evens out to less-than-if-we-had-a-set-number-of-days?
I mean, it’s a symptom of scale right?

When you deal with a wide variety of people, constraints, etc you develop processes to deliver output. The DMV is that way for a reason, sidewalks get made a particular way for a reason

And that’s that, you don’t rethink it every time. It’s all transactional. human APIs interfacing with other human APIs

It’s a long cry from the old timey village where you had people: Bob was the only baker, and your neighbor. You also need his help to shovel your driveway. But he needs your help to make house repairs and get eggs from your chickens. If you don’t care then you have longer term personal consequences.

That’s not the case today - if you don’t care and deliver subpar experiences, people rant then move on to their next transaction and you to yours. You aren’t affected one bit in the long run. (Assuming people don’t have a choice - if they do then you do care just enough to get the sale)
The article was about not caring at all, as in total apathy. Not "we're going to work really hard to purposely create anti-patterns."
>You don't have to enable it, since Google backs up your photos to their servers by default.

When setting up a new phone (and many times thereafter) they prompt you to enable photos backup. It's not on by default if I remember correctly.
On pixels, PPI and PPD (2016)
Good point - possibly just a limited version of this, although I don’t know how they’d handle a rolling time window in the vector DB to limit results to just recent stories?
Historic rockets around 1.2, including Shuttle, check your numbers. Starship is not a "historic rocket". It and Falcon 9 fly a trajectory that is optimized for something else, not max payload for a set first stage thrust.
> Are you know claiming that an Ak-47 is incapable of killing people?

Yet another strawman.

I'm guessing you have no practical experience with firearms otherwise you'd argue the points I'm making.

> If you find yourself in a position trying to defend a terrorist attack on civilians (on either sides) it means you lost the plot somewhere along the way

I don't know how you arrived at the view that I'm defending a terrorist attack. I'm asking for an accurate account of what happened by the terrorists on both sides on October 7th.

Yes, if you have policies like the Hannibal Directive and the Dahiya Doctrine and your politicians actively advocate in defense of the rape of prisoners of war, you're as much as terrorist as Hamas. Let's not forget that the country was founded from the violence of the Irgun, Lehi, and Haganah.

I'm happy to condemn terrorism by Hamas. Will you likewise condemn the terrorism committed by the IDF? I ask because "if you find yourself in a position trying to defend a terrorist attack on civilians (on either sides) it means you lost the plot somewhere along the way."
Israeli leadership in 2006 gave up Gaza and forcefully evicted thousands of Jewish people in what was supposed to be an exchange for peace. That was supposed to be the end of the rockets and the attacks.

In case you are not aware, the exact opposite happened.

To be clear, we very much do want Gaza. We had homes there. and we have Jewish roots there going back long before the time of today’s Palestinian colonists.

Above all of that though, is that we want peace. And so if we have to be patient for a time when we can peacefully live in Gaza again, we will be patient.

In the meantime, the most important thing is the safe return of loved ones who were taken hostage on October 7th (and before!) and safety for those living in rocket’s range of Gaza.
Well yes extremist radical Zionists are about on the same level as moderate Islamic fundamentalists. That’s kind of the problem..

> yitzhak rabin

So you wouldn’t consider him a Zionist then?
The biggest model that they have used has only 760M parameters, and it outperforms models 1 order of magnitude larger.
They are cheap because they are in disrepair, in an area with no jobs (or only subsistence farming) and limited services. In central Tokyo, they are cheap compared to cities in most of the West but too expensive to keep up a good drinking habit without working and on limited out-of-work benefits.
Apps don't suddenly start running just from clicking a link, the relationship with websites is inherently adversarial while the relationship with apps is typically not
Except he is talking about the color of the LEDs. Blue LEDs are terrible, just put orange ones. Has nothing to do with the fact that it's LEDs or hallogen.
>But in the Warsaw Ghetto Uprising, how many German civilians were killed?

You mean like the 25000 Nazi civilians which the UK and US brutally murdered in Dresden? The civilians were the explicit target of the Allied bombings. Or do you mean like the Palestinian civilians, women and children, whom Zionists brutally murdered in the Nakba and Tantura with its mass graves to establish their apartheid state?

>And I never said "just" war. I said it's war. Russia is killing children [1]. We've killed children [2]. There are multiple live conflicts in which children are being targeted and killed [3]. This isn't okay. My point is we haven't found a way to do modern war without this sort of collateral damage.

It's not collateral damage, Israel intentionally targets civilians, they are not collateral damage, they are the target: "The Biden administration has quietly continued to supply arms to Israel. Last week, however, President Joe Biden publicly acknowledged that Israel was losing international legitimacy for what he called its “indiscriminate bombing."[1], "Israel/OPT: New evidence of unlawful Israeli attacks in Gaza causing mass civilian casualties amid real risk of genocide"[2] "Damning evidence of war crimes as Israeli attacks wipe out entire families in Gaza"[3]

This is only a fraction of the clear evidence proving that Israel targets civilians intentionally and most of these are from months ago. Since then, Israel has become even more brazen in their targeted murder of civilians and entire families[3] and extermination of entire bloodlines.

>Hamas is armed by Iran. Not a superpower, but certainly a capable regional power.

That's a laughable comparison and I should have not even dignified it with a response. There is a world of difference between receiving a bunch of shitty rpgs and receiving $100+ Billion dollars, F-35 fighter jets and 2000 pound bunker buster bombs that wipe out entire families.

>Apartheid. Gandhi. Hell, M. L. K. It's a lot harder to claim the moral ground when both sides are committing war crimes.

Both siding an almost century old brutal colonial occupation and a 15 Month long Genocide is extremely absurd. Jews who took revenge on Nazi civilians were not judged by it because people with common sense knew the full context and trying to "both sides" that would have been seen as absurd and as Nazi apologia. The Gaza prison break was the first time in Palestinian history where Israel has tasted a fraction of its own medicine and they couldn't handle that and whipped themselves into a genocidal frenzy and by that shown the world their real face without its diplomatic hasbara mask.

[1] https://www.pbs.org/newshour/world/israels-military-campaign...

[2] https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2024/02/israel-opt-ne...

[3] https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/10/damning-evide...
> Democratic structures like fatah and hamas ?

This refers (I imagine) to internal Israeli politics - a certain portion of the Israeli populace fears that Netanyahu is attempting to make Israel less democratic by various means. This was a topic that caused mass protests in Israel before October 7th, and continues in some form even now.
> SpaceX have never had that much success from a first launch.

That is incorrect. Both F9 and FH have successfully launched on the first try, with full primary mission success.

F1 (20 years ago) had 3 failed flights and succeeded on the 4th flight.

Starship hasn't had an operational flight yet.
Really good explanation. Thank you!
18 U.S. Code § 242 - Deprivation of rights under color of law
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/242
The one source of true, lasting happiness in life is the love of others.

All of this stuff - TikTok, Instagram, etc - are entertainment, distraction, and that's fine, but taken to excess is unbalanced, and no matter what, cannot bring true, lasting happiness because they are not the love of another person.
I am adding important context.
Are you saying JavaScript is not turing complete, so it can't do everything that other languages can?
I think he mostly cares about getting humanity off this planet, he's been saying that for a long, long time.

Starting a space company to enrich yourself sounds like a very weird thing to do if you only care about money.
CEOs Should Do Good. Or Else.
Nice work, saw one or two bugs, but the suggestions are handy
Or when the data is massive - so even BigQuery would be crazy expensive.
It's not quick enough. People want juicy returns quickly. Consequences be damned.
Right, 1.0 might have been last year. But it was available (maybe called beta?) probably since 2018 at least. I have used Gitlab since 2018 and IIRC it had Turnstyle from the beginning. Gitlab have configured(?) it such that it comes at every login, but because it works automatically it has never been a problem for me. It wouldn't have worked on some phones, but I don't use phones for Gitlab.

I wasn't aware that they have (had) alternative solutions. Probably because I've rarely seen them. Or if they used reCAPTCHA I got mad on Google, not noticing that Cloudflare had injected it.
"[Hamas] should have taken the deal when it was first offered [because this list of people died afterward]" sure sounds like a moral argument to me.
Good rebuttal, very nice debate.
Which you can get by making use of binaren.js library already, so you won't get any browser vendor love to include the feature into the browsers directly.
it's really cool, it's going to help me with my developments
You might need to adjust filters to do an apple to apple comparison.

https://benchmark.clickhouse.com/#eyJzeXN0ZW0iOnsiQWxsb3lEQi...
We did not want postgres to be a central failure point of this API.

Needed a pretty high uptime guarantee so we decided that as long as AWS region is up and running, the API would also be available by using only completely managed aws services like dynamodb, lambda etc. Also had a bunch of beefy servers around other providers (hetzner, online.net etc) handling the actual work. They did not have any other dependencies either.
India's ISRO carries out successful space docking mission
In 35 years, I'm having to use a pen and paper. Help
Glad to see someone looking into the actual security of this application finally. I couldn't find any information like this when I first heard of it.

The primary (maybe only) appeal of this app seems to be the lack of a phone number requirement. Consequently, you can run a desktop version without also having a phone.
Looks to me the market priced this in.
This is fun, cool, interesting. Really love R3F and how easy it makes it to add 3D to websites. Make the web fun again.
Guys, what are we doing here?

To me it's a very confusing website, that's also a stuttery mess(Chrome, Win10, Ryzen 4000 6 core). I would much prefer the web page styles of the 90's with just hyperlinks and pictures instead of these fancy orbital sci-fi neural net styles so that some fron-end designers can flex their skills. It looks cool but the UX is bad.

Is this the future of European tech? Online museums to show digital tourists our glorious long gone tech past similar to our IRL museums? The irony is not lost on me.
I am looking to build a list of German AI products. Because most companies I find are mostly consultancies.

Please help me create this list by adding your company or other AI product companies you know about.

Thank you so much!
i agree with all your points - but i wish the lemonade didn't have arbitrary pricing up to $5k a month
> Christians are already being persecuted.

Do you have a source for that?