skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It sounds like there’s a bug with the “sub” field. The author is stating that they can’t use it as a unique identifier for the user. Isn’t that the root of the problem?

A new domain owner could try to reuse email addresses, but since the domain is now in a new workspace the sub should be different and downstream services shouldn’t second guess that. Am I wrong about this?
I assume GP was considering the societal value of homeschooling. I.e., what (if any) bureaucratic checks should be in place to ensure the children are actually being educated (assuming that home schooling is legal at all).
The tool was called "Media Manager" LMFAO. A name so uninspired it perfectly reflected how little they cared.
You could build a heuristic risk score against each molecule:

- What functional groups does it have?

- How many functional groups does it have?

- How much electron delocalization does it have?

- How much of that electron delocalization is PAHs?

- Does the molecule participate in redox reactions?

Etc.

Basically check to see which molecules can generate free radicals, strip DNA, convert to dangerous metabolites, etc.
Minor correction, the keynote video says ~20 kW
Wouldn't be shocked. Isn't it a historical fact that the eastern and western roman empires used "barbarians" in their armies? If the vikings fought for these empires, then why not the anglo saxons and other germanic peoples?
Sorry the task failed for unknown reasons.
One easy solution: the illegal west bank settlers should simply LEAVE THE WEST BANK
He got informed by social media, of course he knows what he's talking about...
Sadly I suspect this will be the case… I don’t hold much hope on this whole thing actually ending… but I do have a glimmer of hope that they may have reached a tipping point due to one of the many slowly shifting parts of this tragedy… no idea what the tipping point is from the outside but it does kinda have the vibe of “maybe this is going to fall apart if they keep pushing”
Utterly wrong. Netanyahu’s base loves Trump. They believe Dems are out to get them and would like to cut aid to Israel. Netanyahu absolutely can not get on trumps bad side because his base would eviscerate him.
This is a completely unacceptable solution they've posted for anyone managing a fleet of devices that do not have access to sudo! I cannot believe this has gone on for more than a week, my local development is quite literally completely to a halt until I can figure out a graceful workaround to deploy. Unbelievable. This is one of those things you never expect to break like this, particularly when its Mac OS deciding for me, a grown adult, what it thinks I should be allowed to install on MY device.
Australian Open resorts to animated caricatures to bypass broadcast restrictions
"But they are the ones resisting a genocidal apartheid colonialist state,"

How exactly does killing over 200 people at a concert and parading the body of a woman like a hunting trophy and killing the parents of a 6 month old baby and then abducting that baby accomplish this?
I don’t entirely agree. For example, it’s a very popular scheme on Etsy right now to use LLMs to generate posters in the style of popular artists. Any artist should be able to say hey I don’t want my works to be part of your training set to power derivative generations.

And I think it should even apply retroactively so that they have to retrain their models that are already generating works from training data consumed without permission. Of course, OpenAI would fight that tooth & nail but they put themselves in this position with a clear “take first ask permission later” mentality.
> If you’ve built your app around their vendor specific stuff like Cloudflare functions, that can be bad news.

There's nothing that "special" about Cloudflare Workers, its mostly "just" a WinterCG runtime. Where you'd encounter problems is if you used the provided interfaces for other adjacent Cloudflare products, like R2, D1, KV, Queues, ect. So what you do is commit a hour of engineering time to make wrapper functions for these APIs. If you're feeling extra spicy, commit another hour of engineering time to make parallel implementations for another service provider. If you allow your tech stack to become deeply intertwined with a 3rd party service provider, thats on you.
People need to understand these companies are not good actors and will not let you opt out unless forced. I have a 20 dollar bet with a friend that Trump's admin will get training data classified as fair use and the whole issue will be done away with anyway
> Perplexity is now available in Korean (한국어)

Wow, usually Korea takes awhile to get things.

> Also everyone in my country drives scooters and I don't see how voice commands are supposed to work with that kind of setup.

Even if they were supported I would suspect that you would have some issues. My partner is Korean (I'm not) and when she goes back to Korea and we video chat while she's on the subway then her airpods' "voice isolation" systems actually amplify background noise rather, drowning her out, rather than doing the opposite (its intended usage).

Being an ML researcher... I have some suspicions as to what is the root cause. I can't tell you exactly without having access, but I can tell you that it is VERY common for models to be trained without sufficient augmentation, let alone without sufficient diversity in data. So it is fairly common for the system to not be useful in certain environments. Worse, when you hyper focus on maximizing test data results you are extremely likely to perform data leakage (this is quite common and at this point I'd say you should assume it exists) and not enough evaluation on completely held out sets. Especially data which is significantly dissimilar to what you trained on (even when it is "in distribution"[0])

[0] This term can be a lot of things... so it must be interpreted in context.
> If those people have worse habits, are less motivated, less educated, less cultured, what is there to gain from it?

The appearance of humility^[0]? I don't really see what there is to gain either.

[0]: Autobiography of Benjamin Franklin, Section II, Paragraph 9
DoomPDF – Doom source port that runs inside a PDF file
Oh, well, that's alright then! If they so it must be true!
Running strings for “backdoor” isn’t quite top-notch technical analysis.
Israel was in an extremely secure position on October 6th. They blew it by getting soft on border security, a mistake they won’t make again. There was absolutely zero reason a single hamas fighter should’ve been able to escape Gaza.
Isn't this a bit like arguing that you can make infinite money by borrowing infinite money and going long? You have to maintain margin requirements which limits how many shares you can borrow so again, you can really only double your money (not even double, iiuc your account has to have 150% of the value of your short), unless there's something I'm not seeing.
Why would they? Hard questions are useful. The purpose of an interview is to determine whether you would want to have the candidate as a co-worker. For a technical interview, that means you want to understand how they approach problems and communicate about their thinking and solutions. In order to watch someone at work, you need to give them some actual work to do, which means that the problem you set must be hard enough to require genuine effort.

Easy questions would be a waste of everyone's time.
American users will be fine, until some sort of event happens like when Hong Kong was taken over by China and their freedom of speech suddenly disappears.

Protestors disappeared, journalists were arrested, and newspapers were shutdown.

Covid happened and the world suddenly didn't carw anymore.
Yea, I commented[1] on this exact observation yesterday, right down to the two topics. It's absurd what gets highlighted as "suggestions."

1: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42699541
Yeah good thing they banned facebook as well which provably has a huge fake news / propaganda problem while tiktok... while tiktok has.... um... while tiktok... quick, tell me what propaganda tiktok has been pushing that's so much worse than FB or twitter or IG! You can do it! Can't you?
It can't. The galaxy is assumed to be roughly symmetrical, and they fill in the missing data with what we can see on our side of the galaxy. It's "best" in the sense that it's the most accurate fiction, I suppose.

Gaia is good to about 13,000 light years: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Galaxymap.com,_map_12000_...

The Milky Way is maybe 100,000 light years in diameter. So we're only getting good distance readings on a small fraction, and nothing behind the central bulge of our galaxy. The first won't improve until we send an astrometry telescope way outside the orbit of the Earth, for better baselines, and the second is going to need a telescope sent 10,000 light years out of the galactic ecliptic.
Biden had 400 days to take those actions- coincidentally, he took them at the moment he has basically no power any more?

Which is not to say I trust Trump. Afaik he's a fanatic Israel supporter. We'll have to wait and see what happens to pass any judgement on this.
Is it definitely the LCD? Given drive of size 15 and 20 the LCD would be 1, no? I had assumed it would just use the size of the smallest drive on every drive (so 15+20->15+15=30). When I first read your comment I was thinking of GCF but even that would be fairly inefficient (GCF(15,20) = 5, so 15+20->5+5=10).
That's not how that works. They take out short positions and then release the info to profit off the drop when they announce. Announcing publically is how they make their profit, not them letting you in on it. Informational advantage is their entire strategy.
Multiple sources are crediting months of work by Brett McGurk as the lead in this. This is Biden admin accomplishment.
Show horses and workhorses – Hillary Clinton was all about that and say what you like about her, this distinction is quite wise.

There is also the latin saying "res, non verba" – that one is proven by action rather than words.
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42717234
It was one of the main selling points of 2chan and 4chan 20 years ago. I'm sure Moot is on record somewhere discussing it.
Sugar and simple carbs are natural, but are probably the cause of the majority of the world’s healthcare problems.
Absolutely, it's well known that Jane Street and other major traders draw heavily on the former WWW stable for their short staffing.
> It’s a legitimate strategy

It's a legitimate strategy for manufacturing consent not for international conflict.

Being a belligerent occupier is not a legitimate strategy for international conflict.
People often seem to caution against romanticizing Japan, and I think that is a good instinct no matter what, but at least among my cohort, I don't know anyone who has moved to Japan and shown any signs of having regret for having done it. I've never considered moving to Japan, but based on what I know and people I've talked to, I suspect I'd probably enjoy it too, though having only one year of Japanese class under my belt, it'd be quite a long road for me.

But actually, I like a lot of aspects of the United States, too, and I also wish more people gave a shit here. They're clearly speaking in hyperbole but I think the overarching point rings true; less people give a shit than you'd hope. Hell, I struggle to give a shit some days.
> Like I said, it wasn't such a big deal for the kids.

That is a ridiculous thing to say. Many people, children and adults were very unhappy to wear those disgusting things and/or found them very uncomfortable, and "traumatized" or not should never have been forced to. And yes, being forced to wear them by "authorities" who weren't is traumatizing for some. How dare you say something so fucking offensive? Who the fuck are you to say "it wasn't such a big deal for the kids"?

Anyways, now you know: many people hated it, hated you and your ilk for being such petty, tyrannical little shits about it, and now it's our turn to do things you don't like, like homeschool. There's nothing tyrannical towards you in others homeschooling, but you are all so offended by it because it takes away your power.

> Of course there's evidence that masks prevent the spread of airborne diseases -- it's not that it protects the wearer from viruses penetrating the mask, but it greatly reduces the amount of viral load that is spewed out by a sick person, which in turn reduces the amount of viral load that others are exposed to especially in confined settings. This isn't specific to COVID.

Utter bullshit, but even if you were right it wouldn't justify forced mask wearing, especially for children.

> Not true. Masks can't fully protect you or prevent COVID but they do reduce the amount of viral load you're exposed to depending on the environment.

They cannot protect you AT ALL from covid or any small viruses. The boxes say so themselves.
"CF sales are really good at identifying users that are both locked into their offerings"

as I said in another comment, if you allow yourself to become deeply intertwined with a 3rd party service provider that's on you
Everyone else's crons, synced to wall clocks, vs your centralized cron (task scheduler, really) that is aware of scheduled work and current load on your systems that consume the scheduled tasks.

Controlling the ability to nudge the wakeup times by small amounts of time can make a huge difference to your ability to manage spiky workloads like this.
I'm surprised it took OpenAI this long to launch scheduled tasks, but as we've seen from our users[0], pure LLM-based responses are quite limited in utility.

For context: ~50% of our users use a time-triggered Loop, often with an LLM component.

Simple stuff I've used it for: baby name idea generator, reminder to pay housekeeper, pre-natal notifications, etc.

We're moving away from cron-esque automations as one of our core-value props (most new users use us for spinning up APIs really quickly), but the base functionality of LLM+code+cron will still be available (and migrated!) to the next version of our product.

[0]https://magicloops.dev/
Hey! I am launching my product on your site! Overall I think its really well made, 2 small things:

1) In categories it says (1) even for things that don't have a single launch listed when clicked maybe cuz there is an upcoming launch for the category, but none yet? IDK why, but just to let you know
2) Confirming the launch date (alert) said it was for one day before the one I selected, then on the confirmation page though it had the correct date.

I hope your site takes off! GL! ;)
who's the strongest proxies? i thought it was Hezbollah, who are now in shambles
Chopstick sleeves as emissaries of Japanese typography and culture
I've seen enough pictures of mask-free politicians surrounded by mask-wearing children. Forcing children to wear masks was NEVER about protecting the adults. It was about petty tyrants up and down the power structure exercising power over the helpless and their equally helpless parents (helpless because they depend on schools being childcare). Protecting adults was merely the excuse they needed.
You might (or might not) be interested to know that, among other things, he went on to make a movie, and even (semi-successfully !) run for mayor !

Also, I think his videos might be predating YouTube, or at least predating YouTube dominating the format ? IIRC he used to self-host as well as publish on other platforms ?
John, it's really pretty easy to fix:

Take a deep breath.

Uninstall docker, including from homebrew if you've ever used that to install it.

Reboot

Download newest ARM version from Docker.

Install it.

Reboot again.

You should be good.
Congrats on stealing someone’s software so you could steal someone else’s data!
(2000) Page generated by "Claris Home Page" (last released 1998) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Claris_Home_Page
It is impossible for an individual to do this search themself, so you have to have some global sorting. Top-down approaches include math competitions and national testing. More federated approaches include just... moving to communities where the average is closer to you.
Very interesting. To me TikTok is nothing but memes and useless stuff. Whereas Instagram has been an amazing community for many of my passions. And now Threads is gaining in popularity as well (it really feels like hope scrolling in comparison to X's doom scrolling). I wish it wasn't owned by Meta, but if TikTok actually gets banned I would say good riddance. Something about Instagram/Threads is just perfect to me.
Can you, someone, anyone in this toxic wasteland of a thread please point out what propaganda you're talking about? Point to an actual thing that justifies banning something 140M Americans use daily and don't just expound upon your vague national security paranoia.
I'm not sure why you're getting downvotes for this because it seems to me a highly valid stance. Why do we allow mostly unchecked, highly processed junk food in our society, only banning items that have a high level of risk of being poisonous, if at all? Especially since the main target of a lot of it is children.

Shouldn't we take the opposite approach? Make it very hard to use highly processed unnatural products, to the point where it's cheaper and easier for companies to fall back on less processed "clean label" ingredients.

I work in (well, adjacent to) the F&B sector and I can tell you that every large company knows exactly what clean food means, why it's healthier, and where to source the ingredients, and that they have equivalent food products using these either already on shelves, or waiting to be produced if there's a shift in consumer desires.

The reason that they don't already use them - the reason you mostly only see advertising for processed foods - is because the more highly processed a food is, the higher the profit margins for companies. I've seen it stated as a rule that every level of processing gives a 2x profit margin. So if you can process an item 3 times, you'll 6x your profit margins (obviously a rule of thumb rather than law).
AMD Am486-DX4-100 released in 1995 while 1994 $516 Intel DX4-100 was already a weird product considering 3Q94 prices:

Pentiums 100 MHz $964

Pentiums 90 MHz $707

Pentiums 66 MHz $525

Intel DX4-100 $516

Pentiums 60 MHz $418

Intel DX2-66 ~$200

and was highly discouraged https://books.google.pl/books?id=PITtFPwTaWwC&lpg=PP1&hl=en&...

By 1995 when Am486 DX4 shipped it went straight to low end systems together with Cyrix selling their own $60 DX4-100, TI $66 DX2-66 $70 486DX4-100. Mainstream 1995 was all about socket 5.

First retail K6-3 in the wild showed up in Japan in March 1999 listed at $295 https://akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp/hotline/990313/p_cpu.ht... Thats full Pentium II 400MHz price or over four Celerons 300A. By January 2000 it was down to ~$85 https://akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp/hotline/20000108/p_cpu.... while Celeron 300A ~$57.

It wasnt some local Japanese price glitch. Poland September 1999:

Pentium III 450MHz 1260 $308

Pentium II 400MHz 943 $231

Celeron 366MHz 348 $85 (300A missing from the list, but was still available and selling cheaper)

K6-III/450 1108 $271 lol

K6-III/400 877 $215

K6-2/400 397 $97

K6-2/350 230 $56

I dont know what AMD was doing with K6 prices, had to be some financing scheme with huge under the table discounts for OEMs. Compaq, Hewlett Packard, Packard Bell, IBM and Time Computers all pumped out very cheap low end AMD K6 systems. At least with introduction of new socket AMD finally stopped smoking crack. June 17 2000 https://akiba-pc.watch.impress.co.jp/hotline/20000617/p_cpu....

Celeron 533A 10,570 $100

Duron 600MHz 9,990 $95

K6-III/450 24,800 $236 !??!!?

K6-III/400 14,800 $140

K6-2/550 7,949 $76

K6-2/533 5,970 $57

K6-2/500 5,350 $50

K6-III+ released in 2000. In games K6-III+ overclocked to 600 MHz matches two year old Celeron 300A overclocked to 450 MHz.

While filling in the low end segment is great for less wealthy consumers, its not what I would call being competitive :) K7 finally put AMD on even footing.
I think it's fair to say after a decade or so social media does not "connect people to other people", what you are describing are parasocial relationships. People are lonelier than ever, not just in America but worldwide.

Besides, for any hobby, recommendations are only really relevant for newcomers without solidified preferences and knowledge, after that the space of available content quickly dwindles as one seeks increasingly ambitious and avant-garde works to their preferences. Amateur stuff can be quite generic after all, what not with the lack of resources and experience. If you're still relying on an algorithm, I'd see it more as a vapid surface-level engagement with a hobby/medium than a genuine interest to dive further.

Well, I guess that's what people want, but I'd argue that we're not better of it, that despite the greater size of it all, the culture of the early 2010s internet still produced far higher quality and authentic cultural products than today, hell alot of shorts I see today is just a rehash of well-known facts back then.
For clarity, I do agree that synthetic data is huge for training AI to do certain tasks or skills. But I don’t think creative work generation is powered by synthetic data and may not be for a quite while.
https://youtube.com/shorts/3FISFq_sCH8
ChatGPT's Projects feature has weird limitations I've run into. Features that work outside projects, do not necessarily work inside them.

I say this as someone who prefers using ChatGPT over Claude, but pays for both. Hoping they figure it out.

edit: restructured text to make sense.
Dupe - of a Show HN (360 points, 3 days ago, 72 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42678754
Google doesn't send your pictures to their servers without your explicit consent. This is exactly what users expect. On Android, you can use your own self-hosted photos server and have it work exactly the same way Google Photos does. Google Photos does not have access to private Google-only APIs like Apple Photos has on iOS.
I think kids copy what they see. If they spend disproportionate time with adults, they will often act mature for their age. That isn't always a good thing, because they do need to deal with other children eventually. Of course, this is not a universal rule, and it's hard to keep kids from getting influenced by TV and random other kids they will eventually see.
Fine, sure, I guess - the article is demanding an email address so I can’t read it, but I buy it.

I’m responding to the statement “Netanyahu was the one that helped put them there in the first place. He did this to try and derail the two state solution - famously delivering them thoses briefcases full of cash.”

This is a vastly different statement than “Israel has been funding anti PLO/PA efforts since the 80’s”. It’s referring to a specific (“famous”!) instance, and attributing it to a specific person (Netanyahu), and putting it at a specific time frame (before Hamas seized power) so as to have a specific consequence (Hamas’ acquisition of power) for a specific reason (to derail a two state solution). Very little of this is correct: Netanyahu was not the one responsible for putting them into power (he wasn’t prime minister at the time), the Qatari money being referenced was allowed into Gaza many years after Hamas was in power, it was unlikely to do much to prevent a two state solution as one hadn’t really been on the table since Arafat, and so on.

That other people in the Israeli government, at a different time, backed Hamas in different instances for different reasons does not warrant conflating the two events. It’s like saying Bush did 9/11 because the CIA funded Bin Laden in the 80s.