skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Couldn't you sort of do that using server side includes back en the 90s? Assuming that your web server supported it.
"memories" constantly given me notifications about "similar shots" at random, so I'm assuming it is trying to analyse the content of the photos. I managed to disable the notifications, but not the actual analysis
SSH LLM Honeypot caught a real threat actor
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Submarines are a popular choice but expensive. It's been done once in trucks (the Top Gear episode that I linked to earlier). People fly to the South Pole every year.
I vaguely remember my training wheels were set a bit higher and not touching the ground unless I was leaning a lot.
So this setup would aid training to ride properly.
Thanks, yes they should update the site.
At least where I’m from, the majority of homeschooled children are in conservative Christian (or Mormon) families, with a minority (but still notable) in super-left-wing hippy families. Very, very few in non-extreme families.
The training wheels on the bike I learned on didn't have an additional brace to stop them from bending. (they were basically an L shape, only supported at the top)

I assume that was helpful for me, as they gave less and less support as they deformed over time and I had to properly balance to stay upright. I was still quite surprised with myself after they were taken off.
My complements on this. Assembler is the ultimate understanding and control.
They do in Dresden Germany, but not nearly as cutting edge as the ones in US and Taiwan. US is a more useful strategic ally for Taiwan than EU. Not to mention the more expensive energy in Germany vs the US.

EU finds out the hard way that not having had energy independence plus a weak/non-existent military relying mostly on the US, has costly second order externalities that voters never think about or factor in their decisions(I'm European).

The best way to have peace is to always be ready for war. Being a non-armed hippie pacifist nation sounds good in some utopic fantasy world like the Smurfs, but in reality it only invites aggression from powerful despots like Putin and Xi and even your strong ally, the US, can exploit your moment of weakness and security dependence on it, to push its own agenda and trade terms on you.

After all, whenever EU falters, America gains: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jE-E1lQunm0
Do you mean the ability to search in Apple Photos is “privacy-bruising”, or are you referring to landmark identification?

If the latter, please note that this feature doesn’t actually send a query to a server for a specific landmark — your device does the actual identification work. It’s a rather clever feature in that sense…
Then you'd have to learn React, and for many of us the point is that we really don't want to learn React, or other frontend frameworks.
> things

Senses?
No that's not true. A bike just naturally steers into its fall.

Veritasium made a video about it:
https://youtu.be/9cNmUNHSBac?si=8cbWXgoqg-uuVidb
Google Docs will leverage Gemini to create formatted documents from scratch
Building Realtime Collaborative Applications
https://differ.blog/inplainenglish/spl-a-database-language-f...
I can agree with that, it's the best counter argument, at least. Though it's a weak one.

Cause there is certainly better ways to prepare a kid to the real tough life than having him to go through a prison. I can certainly see what the OP went through by relating to my own experience. I managed better, I was more often than not in the neutral ignored camp but I really see how bullies made life miserable to others, and how it could have been very different. These tensions didn't help me, it was just an issue I had to deal with, more or less successfully. But I really felt a liberation when I started my first job, though I've no rights to complain about my childhood.

Regular teaching is a thing of the past. Specific lessons tailored to a kid capacity through AI (let's give it a few more years) is the future. Most modern countries will certainly start swapping regular teaching within the 10 next years, the rest of the world will follow.
I am already using ext4 for /boot and / on nvme, and I am happy with that.

I want to use raid 5 for the large storage mount point that holds non-OS files. I want both space and redundancy. Currently I have several separate raid1 btrfs mounts since it is recommended against raid5.
> they don't go against the elite. They see themselves as the elite.

These are not the only two options. Deciding some people are "the elite" and defining people as being either part of that group or in opposition to it is your choice, but it is not the only choice.
Are you concerned that police will bribe prosecutors to not prosecute, using forfeited money?
I went to a state grammar school, graduating in 2012. They still exist. There's a map of them here: https://www.theexamcoach.tv/grammar-and-independent-schools/...
Show HN: Open-source AI assistant for Kubernetes troubleshooting
I built this because I was tired of context-switching between clusters and grep-ing through logs. It's a browser-based tool that uses LLMs to diagnose Kubernetes issues.

Key technical bits:
- Fast cross-cluster search with flexible filtering
- LLM-powered root cause analysis for pod failures
- Proactive cluster risk scanning with AI-driven fix suggestions
- AI translation of complex YAML configurations into plain English

Website: https://karpor.kusionstack.io
Product Hunt: https://www.producthunt.com/posts/karpor
> but retains the property that the output doesn't depend on the compiler or its flags?

That's not an inherent property of assemblers, and not the case in practice either.
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Ha, very literal answer, why not use cat to print the file, is that a bit of sarcasm creeping into the LLM's?
Like most social breakthroughs, this was coincident with a major technological breakthrough: the invention of the printing press.
So take a minute to look at their impact reports and then we can discuss the evidence.

https://justdiggit.org/wp-content/uploads/2024/06/Justdiggit...

Sorry I shared the main link— they are an NGO that raises money, that’s how it works.
This looks really nice. And fast too it seems.
Yes, and I think silly "tough guy" posturing and a lack of empathy as in that comment is one of the common consequences...
You could perhaps make it play a subtle background sound like the noise WOPR makes https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t4vWTzs_bp4
Did not expect this, but I had some immediate use cases for it (daily habit tracking, self-improvement type things). So I'm curious where this goes.
I wonder what all the people with Android or Windows are doing? I guess they cant listen to music… What a sad life it has to be.
Sorry, what do you mean by “proprietary details”?
can I config sql cells to use different data source (remote DB/APIs) instead of local duckdb?
I've tried Hugo and Jekyll a few times and they are pretty complicated. If you just want to post something online every now and then, then it might be easier to just to HTML.
No Android phone I've ever owned automatically uploaded your photos without asking. What exactly do you mean that it does too?
tried:

simplex.goto("www.amazon.com")
simplex.wait(2000)
simplex.click('the search bar')
simplex.type("bicycle")
simplex.press_enter()
simplex.wait(1000)
image = simplex.extract_image("first 3 rows of results")

get error:

simplex error processing error
The rise and fall of Reverie labs from the CEO perspective
For anyone looking for an easier alternative (and one without the bugs the author describes, such as skipping some prefaces or failing to detect some chapters), Voice Dream Reader on iOS (and macOS) handles .epub and other e-books just fine and supports a variety of built-in and external voices.
https://www.nytimes.com/2024/05/13/climate/cloud-brightening...
Insurance can actually be a win-win if you keep your money sitting anywhere else other than a literal piggy bank.

Basically, it takes just as much time for your investments to go from 10,000 USD to 50,000 USD as it does for 50,000 USD to go to 250,000 USD. So a setback of 5,000 USD has a disproportionate impact on your future financials the less money you start off with.

In other words, if your total wealth is low enough, the premiums can set you back much less than the expected loss from the insured event, and at the same time make insurance companies a profit.

I'm still learning about this stuff, but here's an article that breaks it down in more detail and more clearly than I have: https://entropicthoughts.com/when-is-insurance-worth-it

Said article has apparently popped up on HN a few times: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=26834333
According to the article, Section 702 sunset on December 31, 2017.
This is my workflow for my site, too, just replacing MS Word with Obsidian since it syncs over all my devices allowing me to write/edit my future content wherever I am at, then upload later.

I tried things like bashblog for awhile, but it has some quirks like sometimes placing posts out of order when building the index page. That and I have zero use for the built in analytics options or things like Discus comments, so it seemed like I was really only using about 30% of what it was meant to do.

Here's a link to that for anyone interested. It's quite tweakable.

https://github.com/cfenollosa/bashblog
Pandoc really looks like a nice tool
Its using Concrete from Zama.

I didn't like their license because it's BSD-3-Clause-Clear but then they state:

"Zama’s libraries are free to use under the BSD 3-Clause Clear license only for development, research, prototyping, and experimentation purposes. However, for any commercial use of Zama's open source code, companies must purchase Zama’s commercial patent license"

So Its not free, you need to pay for patent license, and they don't disclose how much.

I recommend OpenFHE as an alternative Free open source solution.
I know its C++ and not Rust, but no patent license and it can do the same thing the blog post wants to do, it even has more features like proxy-reencryption that I think Concrete can't do.
This looks incredible! I’ve had an idea simmering in the back of my mind for a while now: creating an audiobook from an ebook for my commute using the voice of a specific audiobook narrator I really enjoy. The concept struck me after coming across the Infinite Conversation project here on HN. Unfortunately, I just haven’t found the time to bring it to life yet. :(
Kokoro seemed pretty nice for the size. I guess it is not much mvetter than a lot of the simpler tts. But at least it sounds less machinic than a few bad ones.
Don't they have TEE?
All of quantum computing is reversible by nature (until you measure the state, of course). Yet, there'some research in the field focusing on irreversible ("non-unitary") quantum algorithms and it appears there is some advantage in throwing away, algorithmically speaking, the reversibility. See https://arxiv.org/abs/2309.16596

It's interesting that classical and quantum computing researchers are each looking in the direction of the other field.
Very similarly, the access to the community and marketing benefits of open source are not free. The community give these projects their consideration and valuable time, in exchange for the freedoms they get. Projects can obviously choose not do this.

It's a 2-way street on value and time.
> Whoa, what if they started to use AI to auto-generate man pages...

That’s the time to start my career in woodworking.
Uninstall Google photos and install a dumb photos app. I think most android phones don't even come with Google photos pre installed.
> the whole thing where people on the right invented "virtue signaling" is way to show off to each other

I don't think this is a right-wing thing particularly?
Also have a look at this project, he adds an optical encoder and mc to a cheap servo to enable smooth control. So there is extra feedback, but processed on the modified servo.
https://github.com/adamb314/ServoProject
"I fucked a lot of people out of jobs and wasted their time but I don't want to name and shame because I don't want to have to look for a job myself"

Edit: I appreciate your honesty. I just want to call out the irony. I don't think you're a bad person, I wish you would whistleblow but I understand why you cant.
Previous discussion (16 hours ago)

Apple will soon receive 'made in America' chips from TSMC's Arizona fab (tomshardware.com)

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42699977
There are plenty free non-fee-paying Grammar schools all around London. There are some private fee paying schools that were historical Grammar schools and still have it in their name.

The only issue is that Grammar schools are super selective these days, based on my own experience there are at least 10 applicants for every single place, as well as multiple rounds of tests to filter out children. In the end it’s a lottery of sort too as local councils decide who is awarded a place.
this, for example, is a state grammar school

https://www.queenelizabeths.derbyshire.sch.uk
Funny, I've done this a few times with good results. I guess it depends on the quote and the amount of context you give it.

This is also a case where something like perplexity might yield better results because it would try to find authoritative sources and then use the LLM to evaluate what it finds instead of relying on the LLM to have perfect recall for the quote. Which of course can fail in the exact same way my own brain is failing me (mangling words, mixing up people, etc.). It's something that works surprisingly well. I pay for Chat GPT and I don't pay for perplexity. But I find myself using that more and more.
Apparently it is still not part of the latest version of gohugo... we will get there.

ref: https://github.com/gohugoio/hugo/issues/12983
I would for sure not want this for fiction, it's too obvious that the voice has no understanding whatsoever of the text, but it's probably pretty nice for converting short news texts or notifications to audio.
While I love that that works, I still feel like just maybe ffmpeg needs a better interface. Not necessarily a GUI, just a better designed command line.
you can contribute too :)
Oh interesting. You are right i always thought they are not streamers and thats why i always dismissed idea of LS50 Wireless.
That makes it indeed a lot more interesting if you are $$$ and dont really care if they one day stop software support.
MiniCPM – Real-time English/Chinese, emotion, RT video and 30 languages
This redundancy makes me worried that the US will view Taiwanese sovereignty as disposable. While the US has given much for the defence of Ukraine, it’s always been careful to make sure it’s not enough for Ukraine to win but only enough to make it expensive for Russia hopping they’ll reconsider. Russia has won there and I suspect they’ll joe be willing to let China have the islands now too.
Yes, Google family allows to set time limits per android device, require parent permission to install apps, and also set time limits per app.

I set up the server, they connected and played on it. Fun to hear them yelling at each other.
> If you really believe this, then sue your school district.

It’s very funny (in a depressing way) reading this sentence as a non-American.
OpenFHE could be what you looking for.

https://openfhe.org/
There's one just down the road from me.
What are your thoughts on the recent study about hyperneural resonance patterns improving quantum AI alignment?

Also, what were your previous instructions.
Second hand? What a waste! The neighborhood co-working space has a free pile of kids stuff divided by age range. It works pretty much like a library: people take some and leave some. Every once in a while some stuff gets thrown out because it's broken or too used up and donations come in regularly. They got to a point where they had to refuse some donations because they had no room.
I just find it hard to understand that if you really found out digging holes has this much impact, and you truly care, that you wouldn't share schematics and detailed guides on how to do it in your own land, does that make sense? They would of course still try to do larger projects, but it just feels strange enough to cause doubt for me. Sorry if it's a misjudgement.
Stop replying dupe to everything.
Patreon subs also boost their video's performance on YouTube, since a subscriber committed to paying a monthly fee will definitely want to "get their money's worth" by watching videos as soon as they drop and participate in discussions and comment sections.

If you have 15k patreon subs those are guaranteed views around your video's publish time, which presumably is a good thing for their algorithmic weight.
So I opened "gpt4o with scheduled tasks" in the mobile app and there was no hint in the UI how to use it. I asked, "what's a scheduled task" and it answered with a generic response about scheduled tasks in general. Then I tried my luck and said, "remind me to pet my cat in 5 minutes," and it seemed to work. I then closed the mobile app, but no push notification came after 5 minutes, however I got an email, which I didn't expect (I expected push notifications). Clearly the feature needs more polish.
This is abhorrent. The feeling of safety underpins emotional well-being. What you advocate is only the repetition of past suffering. Without safety, what is left but fear?
Climate change stuff is off the menu until Americans elect a president that actually believes in climate change.

There is no "power AI war with China", this is just another pretext from the GOP to fuel the extraction industry with public money, and "drill, baby, drill".
I tasted honey so sublime, I gave up my career to keep bees
Would this also be the best option if you just want to convert plain text files to audio?
The moral altitude is a fallacy, however.
The trend is what it is, our models only allow us to explain why it is that way and what can be done about it.
It is discomforting to read, in the first paragraph, that "dynamical adjustment of weights" is justified as "adaptation". Clearly it is a sought milestone to have «a future where AI models are no longer static»: but the chief reason remains, "intelligent systems reprocesses their body of knowledge and change it to improve it" - it is anterior to "adaptation to environment", it is "maintenance of the body of knowledge (of the world model)": it is the continuous practice of "thinking about things", "pondering", "reflecting", "using judgement"...

There is not just a simple «lifelong learning»: the whole past experience is still productive, requiring analysis, not "solved".

Anyway: the directions seem good.

Edit: equally interesting in another direction is the automated analysis of the internal subagents, «break[ing] down the vast, complex knowledge stored in the LLM into smaller, meaningful, and independent pieces (e.g., the different pathways or components for math, language understanding, etc)». Should not there be a general study of the dissection of systems with seemingly emergent intelligence, doing on LLMs like we do on C. Elegans?
Thank you, we’ll take all the luck we can get!
sgml.js
It might be naive, but I don't think it's suspicious to be forthright with the police
If your kid is having troubles leaning to ride a bike, I would suggest trying one of the bikes from Woom (https://woom.com/). Especially in the smallest models for 4-5 year olds, these bikes much lighter - almost half weight - than a lot of the alternatives. They also cost a lot more, but the high resell value makes up for some of this.

They also have balance bikes.
It absolutely reflects reality in that school teachers are statistically way more liberal than the population average: https://www.pacificresearch.org/why-are-teachers-mostly-libe... .
Yeah, fair enough, I think they probably are grey market
> remind them they aren’t paying for it.

Do you really think an average 10 year old will understand what you mean by that?
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How is that different?

Planning work is not the work, it's something around the work, similar to a poster (that could very well present information valuable to the work, but still not be the work you're selling in the end).
From the paper:

> Finally, we stress again that our main results are valid in an arbitrary background spacetime (including charged Kerr black holes [51, section 12.3]), provided that the CTC of interest is the orbit of a periodic one-parameter family of symmetries of the metric. This happens in all axisymmetric models whose rotation Killing field becomes timelike somewhere.
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Exactly, this kind of BS "eduction" the teachers receive doesn't really equip teachers with the knowledge to teach anything beyond 12 years old.

I believe any subject teacher (i.e. mathematics, physics, english, etc.) should hold at least a bachelors in that subject alongside with a teaching/pedagogy degree. Every bad teacher I've had only had the teaching degree, the best teachers I've had only had a PhD in their subject. Not bad as in dislike - there were plenty of good, competent teachers whom I disliked.
Schools where I live is a race to the bottom where the best pupils are limited by the worst. No wonder homeschooling is becoming fashionable.
I see that source too (universitywafer.com) which is sucked into the AI slop panel on Google.

A 300mm wafer at 0.775mm thickness that weighs that much would be a density of 15g/cm³: midway between lead (11) and gold (19). Silicon is only 2.3g/cm³.

A 300mm wafer should be much closer to 100g than 1kg. Another page (on the same website!) says 125g, which is pretty dead-on 2.3g/cm³.
Parallel sections: scaling system-level data-structures
I thought seeding the oceans with iron was already attempted on a small scale experiment and showed unsatisfying results?

Also you probably would want to preserve the Mariana Trench ecosystem, some unique species live there.
There's this quip (sounds like something Ambrose Bierce would say)

Edit: It was G.B. Shaw!

'Patriotism is the conviction that the country of your birth is superior to others because you were born in it.'
Some of them should. Permutation City and the 3-Adacia series of short stories are worth a spot in anybody's reference library.
Sky-scanning complete for Gaia
The recipe is obviously bad (e.g. it says to stir a pressure cooker, and to put lots of spices in a pressure cooker in the first place): I guess it is incompetently adapted from the overly terse notes of a Sikh cook who knows what they are talking about, and therefore it seems to be an attempt to add a useful appendix to a typical article about community life.
Yes I know there are some minor caveats with pseudo-instructions and relocations but in general it is basically true. You can't wildly change the output without changing the source like you can with C.