skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> save her from wrecks
> “watching your white circles”

There's an alternative philosophy that kids will learn safety by experiencing accidents. This only works for types of accident that the kid can reasonably predict. Crashing a bike seems like a perfectly good type of accident to learn from. This is my approach with my kid. Helmet and not going where cars are to prevent serious injuries but otherwise, crash away and I'm not going to save them even if I'm within arm's reach.
Interesting, random faces. I like this. How many faces are there in the face group?
The post also said that now phoning home isn’t an alarm that Apple could subvert the Photos app by passing a hash of the photo (presumably sensitive data). My contention is that Apple could do that for virtually any app that talks to the mothership, and is not unique to Photos.
Yea the Adani report already had me skeptical but the Supermicro hit job, and the fact that multiple independent auditors haven’t found the same claimed problems in their accounting, has made Hindenburg look a lot more shady. This to me looks like an incompetent firm that profited from big short positions and potentially false reports, now closing shop so there’s no assets to claim in a lawsuit.
> Which also means being careful of short selling.

There are a number of businesses I know are badly run and will eventually fail, but I cannot find a way to monetize that safely without knowing the timeline for failure.
This sounds like a hallucination tbh. If you look from the other lists, something like Clean Code is hardly recommended and gets criticized quite a bit. It's not something that stands to the test of time.

It's not a bad book, but it's the type of book a good list in 2025 should filter for.
> What about the people who want TT?

Well, unlike Chinese nationals, Americans live in a democracy, so they could write to representatives or vote.

But realistically, few care enough for this to sway who they're voting for.

> You can not hold them hostage to Chinese people not having TT or other apps.

You actually can! As long as one nation is being shitty on trade and that starts a trade war, yeah that will hurt some regular people, but the alternative would be to become a total doormat and just let other countries get away with doing whatever they want.
Should any artist be able to tell another artist: hey don't copy my work when you're learning, I don't want competition?

It seems like they are deeply upset someone has figured out a way for a machine to do what artists have been doing since time immemorial.
A combination of economists, epidemiologists, public health officials, governments, and individuals.

Why other than you? Because you have an impact on society. Your actions affect others.
A couple of jobs ago one of my colleagues went to work with a Japanese partner for a few days to do an integration. Apparently they had to import a bunch of data and one of the Japanese employees, who seemed to have an axe to grind, printed out pages and pages of a spreadsheet and handed it to my colleague. Whenever my colleague asked him to just send the file, he pretended to not understand. In the end they had to OCR it but at least it was a story.
Two words: shadow dom. Now tell me how a reader is supposed to know what's what?
> An AI that has enough sense of self-awareness to not hallucinate

It's not entirely clear that this is meaningful. Humans engage in confabulation, too.
I haven't had the chance to train diffusion models but for detection models synthetic data is absolutely how you get state of the art performance now. You just need a relatively tiny extremely high quality dataset to bootstrap from.
> “Edit: maybe you are thinking about the AI deal which is exclusive to Google. That's not the same thing as search engine indexing.”

@mastazi that’s what I’m talking about, and I think your AI vs. indexing nuance is incorrect. I wasn’t sure, so I just did a quick N=1 verification: searching for the name of a random 1week-old popular Reddit post with a precise unique title,

- Insta-found it on Goog as top result

- Didn't find it on DDG, with or without site:reddit.com

Looks like sibling comment from @cpressland (thanks!) is correct: as of today and until other search engines sign licensing agreements with Reddit, “non-Google search engines cannot get new results from Reddit”. See https://www.reddit.com/robots.txt , which links to https://support.reddithelp.com/hc/en-us/articles/26410290525... , section “Reddit may license public content for commercial or non-commercial use”
As for 3. Looking at the HR targets they don't look like hunch targets to me.

They seem to be going after egregious high flyers with a pattern of grift who are vulnerable to a short.

Of course I could be wrong
Literally every time I shorted (our bought puts) I lost money. One particular short of Beyond Meat (via puts) I was right about eventually, just not in the timeframe needed. I knew Beyond Meat was BS but unable to sustain the losses as it kept climbing in a complete bubble.
Not like there's a history of steam explosions or hydrogen formation in historical nuclear reactor incidents.
That, coupled with the obvious ideological motivations. Success could alter the course of human history, maybe even for the better.

If you feel that what you're doing is that important, you're not going to let copyright law get in the way, and it would be silly to expect you to.
The Social Network soundtrack is essentially mandatory to listen to when coding, I've heard it thousands of times by now.
Isn’t that virtually every (mobile) subscription app in existence…?
I was wrong. There are a few user-agents they still allow. Like "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 10.0; Win64; x64; rv:133.0) Gecko/20100101 Firefox/22.0"
And yet Micky Mouse is in the public domain. Something those of us who remember the 90s thought would never happen.
I can relate! A well-bound book is such a perfectly designed thing. A few books on my shelf were printed over 100 years ago, they have a very special weight to them.

Ebooks are also a miracle; a literal library on a microsd is mind-bogglingly amazing.

If I had to choose... I would choose both.
> How does that get enforced

It gets enforced a hell of a lot more consistently, easily, and cheaply than the other proposal of forcing the same sites to all validate the legal ages (or worse, identities) of every visitor, is how. :p
Actually it goes back a bit further, basically to the dawn of civilization. The first battle in recorded history was between Egypt and the Hittites, the Battle of Megiddo, in what is today the state of Israel [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_of_Megiddo_%2815th_cent...
When’s the last time you personally had a bit flip on you?
> but the batteries are very expensive, and are a huge fire hazard

Have you seen how the fire risk petroleum presents? It's crazy.
While true, this has nearly nothing to do with building (still to happen) or planning (has to be finished before the approval process). It is a 2 year paperwork delay and making sure the NIMBYs have all the time they might need to get organised.
> I think it's a bit much to expect every captain to know the legality of everything in their hold, to all destinations, and enforce that.

Is it too much to ask? They should be offloading that to whomever they're getting the cargo from and whomever they're getting their cargo from should have a valid import/export license which means they're willing to go through the steps to ship cargo legally.
We require drug companies show their products are safe and efficacious, and there is both a scientific and a legal framework by which we do this.

We don’t do this.

What the FDA requires is acceptable safety in light of the benefit provided.

The FDA approves highly toxic drugs all the time. Including ones with the risk of death. I don’t think anyone would call chemotherapy “safe”.
I can't find the link now but I read a post by an immigrant to Japan who attended one of these school cleanups at their child's school. They said basically that they seemed to be the only one really scrubbing / actually cleaning properly rather than just putting in a performative effort to wipe something down.
Stocks are generally not considered tied to currency- if the company has some fundamental value, that should be inflation proof.

So technically buying almost any stock can be a way of shorting the USD in that you are selling it now and will buy it back later.

The risk - besides that of the company itself- I suppose is that if you have massive deflation you will end up with less USD. I don’t think anyone is worried about massive deflation of the USD, since the Fed can and would prevent that.
The guy went to university in the US and his name is literally Mao.

He knows Americans call Mao's book the Little Red Book. He back-translated it to Chinese word by word. Anyone who would have an obviously perfect product name like that and not use it would be dumb.

There's zero chance a dude named Mao had an idea for a little red book app and thought "Yeah, I'll call it this because I went to Stanford and they're red." It'd be like Google saying they named themselves after googly eyes and not spelling the number googol differently.
I enjoy movies, even though they are staged.
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The review you get depends what questions you ask. For example: I wrote a class that wrapped a std::vector<T> as a private data member and it pointed out that it would be nice if I implemented support for accessing the iterators and the array subscripts. It made these remarks based on how I was using the object. I have uploaded an entire repo to Gemini (as a single file) and asked for broad and fine reviews. It's really quite good.
Good.

Everyone gets big mad when someone with money acts like Aaron Swartz did. The only bad thing about OpenAI is that they're not actually open sourcing or open accessing their stuff. Mistral or Llama "training on pirated material" is literally a feature, not a bug and the tears from all the artists and others who get mad are delicious. These same artists would profess literal radical marxism but become capitalist luddite copyright trolls the moment that the means of intellectual production became democratized against their will.

If you posted something on the internet, I can and will put it into ipadapter and take your style and use it for my own interests. You cannot stop me except by not posting it where I can access it. That is the burden of posting anything on the public internet. You opt out by not doing it.
ChatGPT search isn't allowed to index reddit
I just have to shake my head and wonder how the heck people arrive at such completely insane worldviews. Justifying the coldblooded slaughter of civilians is pretty despicable. The young German woman Hamas paraded around like a hunting trophy was neither a militant or a reservist. The 6 year old child whose parents Hamas murdered and then was abducted was neither a militant or a reservist. Calling Gaza a concentration camp is so dishonest it would would make Goebbels proud. Israel left Gaza, Hamas took over and promptly started mass suicide bombings. Israel built a wall and this stopped most suicide bombings. Hamas doesn't seem to understand how cause and effect work.
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I'm not worried, there's enough gun wackos with actual malice in their hearts making a living off of selling these targets.
It's a nice scene - a bit busy overall but not bad, if I was hiring for an entry level R3F dev this would be a good thing to show me.

However, for me (very familiar with orbit controls) the controls are now very unintuitive. I think it's better to have a combo of orbit controls, perhaps constraining one or more axes, and animating the camera to transition between different pivot points on click (and maybe change the constraints to suit each particular view). Note that Yomotsu's CameraControls (available via Drei) give a lot better control for this kind of thing than the standard OrbitControls.

If you're going for a 3d interface, no matter the control system, some people won't be familiar with it. The best solution is to accept this and go with the thing the largest number of people will be familiar with (so basically orbit controls), not to roll your own interface that now makes it unfamiliar to everyone.
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In 50 years there will be no Palestine :c
Llms are not humans and shouldn’t be anthropomorphized as a strategy to get around copyright infringement.
Moar upboats plz!
So basically all Islamic states in the world as well?
The atrocity propaganda of "mass rape" has already been refuted and "1000" civilians is not true either: "A total of 630 hospitalized casualties (277 civilians and 353 soldiers) suffered from gunshot wounds (90%), explosion-related wounds (19%), and multiple injury mechanisms (16%)." [The Israel National Trauma Registry (INTR), which aggregates data from all 7 level-I trauma centers (TCs) and 16 level-II TCs in Israel, was the data source for this study]

You're even labelling IDF soldiers as "civilians" and including the IDF's kill count of its own people in there.

https://www.haaretz.com/israel-news/2024-07-07/ty-article-ma...

>The IDF may have committed war crimes by not being careful about targeting or cancelling convoys that had contraband

"May have" is the understatement of the century, the modus operandi of the IDF is based on warcrimes that amounted to Genocide[1].
And the notion that the IDF supposedly doesn't intentionally target civilians is pure denial: "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.”[2],
"Israel/OPT: New evidence of unlawful Israeli attacks in Gaza causing mass civilian casualties amid real risk of genocide"[3]
"Damning evidence of war crimes as Israeli attacks wipe out entire families in Gaza"[4]

This is only a fraction of the evidence proving that Israel targets civilians intentionally and most of these are from months ago. Israel's brazen murder of civilians became even more unhinged after that.

[1] https://www.ohchr.org/en/press-releases/2024/11/un-special-c...

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

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

[4] https://www.amnesty.org/en/latest/news/2023/10/damning-evide...
I usually just go Lutris -> install windows game from exe -> done & working.

Lutris handles the wine config for me, works 99% of the time.
It’s highly unlikely your kids will be one of those 10-15
Other browsers, just an ad to use one of five other browsers, and incidentally use Javascript. Always use noscript to reduce the attack surface.

For the dyed-in-the-wool, lynx https://www.google.com, tab and type in test, tab and enter, Now how can I get lynx to remove the ad?

Startpage search on "Google requires Javascript" replies "Allow JavaScript in your browser - Google AdSense Help" - now isn't that special?
I have a copy of the second edition from 1990, still in good condition (and a finer print job than later editions [1]).

[1] https://boston.conman.org/2002/07/23.1
I like the name of it except for the missed opportunity to use the active voice instead of the passive. “It launched” is just as grammatically correct as “It has launched” in spite of how the passive voice gives an air of “regality” or whatever, it’s more laborious out of the mouth.

“It launched” is concise, direct, to the point and active.
Is it not scrolling in either case?
My parents did New Math, and I always thought it sounded pretty cool.

My elementary school math pretty much completely boiled down to doing arithmetic. A useful thing to know, obviously, but I always felt too much emphasis was placed on arithmetic when calculators are cheap and readily available.

It always seemed like planting the seeds of some more advanced math concepts would make math a lot more approachable.
I also prefer to minimize dependencies, and it feels like this is why I can't find work.
>What product has "blue raspberry"?

Berry Blue Jell-o[0].

There are a bunch of others as well, but that's the first one that came to mind.

[0] https://www.kraftheinz.com/jell-o/products/00043000200407-be...
Roundup (glyphosate) is in wide use in Europe.
A good example is the cancer causing aflatoxin on peanuts.

https://www.fda.gov/regulatory-information/search-fda-guidan...

You could be enjoying some all natural peanuts and be exposing yourself to a highly carcinogenic byproduct of a fungus that grows on them.

Hell, people were doing that for millennia until some scientists actually discovered it.
That is actually VERY fast for anything related to nuclear reactors.
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SELinux is a great example of that end.

Of course, I know an embarrassing number of people that won't touch it because they're convinced it's an NSA backdoor into your system.
You really have to schedule a meeting to discuss an upcoming meeting, so the upcoming meeting can be more efficient.

(yes this happened to me before)
True. Small frauds are common. I know people that have gotten away with pump-dumps. I know people that have raised obscene money for terrible ideas. I even helped close one customer while at one company, and then when I moved to another company, I had to meet the same buyer and he chewed me out in front of my rep because of the shady deal from my last company. And I even had a customer that kinda defrauded us! And when I was younger, I saw a lot of tiny behaviors that might be considered fraudulent if looked at from the angle of a transaction. I had to stop working for a while because it was destroying my soul. Nate says there was no danger or specific reason to close, but I very much doubt this.
Thank you for all the great work. Big respect.
Google or most search engines work fine with screen readers with javascript enabled. I think your understanding of how web accessibility works is likely severely outdated. There's just too many websites that use JavaScript that it would be a disservice if web didn't support accessible interface for pages with javascript.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/WAI-ARIA

That said, as ARIA rule #1 says, it's better to not use javascript, as it's always less error prone. That doesn't mean websites shouldn't use javascript when they have reasons to do so, as long as they correctly follow ARIA.
> So it’s not the place I’d want to feel free and creative.

Alternative account, "Private Friends" list?
You can run it through AI to summarize it down to a sentence or two. It's like the telephone game but with computers.
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I mean, he clearly didn't care that supervisors at his company were calling people the N-word on the job. He cares about benefiting himself and promoting his image, at least to a specific audience.

Perhaps the bike path engineer was focused on caring intensely about something else and didn't allocate much caring for the bike path.
Ah. I am sorry, At the time having done what you did, I managed to find an email trail which said "if you walk it back now, this way, we will refund and put you back on free" and I did.

I cannot recall what URLs or I would share. Basically, I think you acted in good faith, missed a mail or message and were lost. There was some class action threat.

This was within months of the forced cut over.
Hey now, you can pay extra for "McDonald's without ads" like you can with Netflix or Amazon Prime or Disney okay.
The erroneous claim was that Apple handles image recognition and image search on servers, the way Google does.

Apple handles those tasks on the users own device(s) for privacy reasons.
Why do people in the US need to go to the DMV at all?

Here in the UK, pretty much any interaction with our equivalent (DVLA - Driver and Vehicle Licensing) can be done online or by phone.

If you want/need to apply in-person for a licence or to pay vehicle tax, you can do it at many post offices.

I guess it is a centralised system, while the DMV is per-state.
Damn thats clever.
That, to me, is closer to a policy of isolation than privacy, which sounds unhealthy to me, unless maybe you're some kind professional spy or military strategist. Privacy is good; so are water and salt. We also value connection.

Minimalism is secretly about maximizing something, perhaps empty space and silence, or perhaps something else that you love.

Finally, life is layered on as we live it - that kid is still in there somewhere ;)

I'm not trying to prescribe necessarily, just giving a different point of view.
I think the undue romanticism for East Asian societies is an instance of not caring. I think it’s racist too.

East Asians are regular people, with regular problems, and regular levels of care or indifference.

I think the same of anyone who believes in the magic of ancient Chinese medicine. It’s not endearing to believe that the Chinese have some mystical otherworldly powers. It’s just racist.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Orientalism
This makes no sense to me. If 8% (171,000 people) of Gaza were to perish, that would leave Gaza with the population it had in 2020. The ceasefire reportedly will have Israel pulling out from Gaza fully and a massive influx of humanitarian aid is expected to enter Gaza. If the ceasefire goes through, the death rate will drop greatly and the population will begin to grow again.

As horrible as the destruction has been, this is nowhere close to eliminating the people of Gaza. If genocide was a goal of any of the Israeli leadership, they abjectly failed.
Isn't that just weird cope? I mean, why not just LLM automate UE if that's the goal & how isn't that itself going to get torpedoed by Epic?
yt-dlp actually works for YT.
So far, Kobos are the way better option in my opinion. No ads, and it's much easier to add your own books. It's (currently) a much more open system. But, not without fault. They've shut down some older readers for no good reason.
Yep. There's a bazillion of accessible JS libraries. Just manage tabindex/aria attributes. Accessibility is about actual DOM not the html string returned from server.

JS gives the same improvements for screen readers as for everyone else especially with complex apps.

Bad JS of course ruins things as usual, same bad HTML with table layout or whatever. But that's not JS on google.com;)
A key metric that controls the cost is just how much storage do we want? 4 hours? 1 day? 1 week?
That's an opinion that will be tested in a court soon enough.