skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It seems pretty clear that yes. Probably won't do the warning shot until a EU city where a french embassy/school is present is bombed, but clearly yes.

Post-95 french doctrine refuse the use of nuke as a tactical weapon, so i guess supply lines or military airports would be the targets of subsequent nukes, but we have generals who grew with the idea of using tactical nukes, and i'm pretty sure the possibility is still studied at St-Cyr.

French will say "we won't bomb Russia, but do you think we can bomb your territory, close to the border, on this train station/close to this airport?" It will probably be refused, until its _really_ needed.

Russia (and US) doctrine of only using nuke if their territory is nuked does not work in an offensive war.
That is obviously correct, but this is a meaningful improvement over what their initial plan was.
I don't know if eSIMs are more expensive or less than a local SIM, but they are much more convenient for me when I travel. I can have working internet as soon as I step off the plane, which is great for finding transportation and not having to deal with kiosks that won't speak any language I know and might be closed. I don't have to hand over my passport to get a SIM, and in China they get around the firewall. The cost of an eSIM vs the cost of travel is too small to notice but the convenience is always noticed.
Every negative and uninsightful comment in this thread is coming from the same person
None of those people have enough political power.
Plenty of homework assignments in graduate level aerospace engineering courses that are right up the alley of this paper. Star trackers as backup for GNSS would be of great interest to maritime vessels worried about spoofing. So there are plenty of non-military use cases for these algorithms.
I assume PaulDavidThe1st was asking for one which actually supported the assertion.
When people say “make pasta” they typically mean make a pasta dish. This could mean nothing more than cooking dried pasta and incorporating premade sauce. Even making your own sauce doesn’t need to take long for a super tasty sauce. I assume your wife is talking about making fresh pasta, which is not common nor what I would immediately assume someone means when they say “make pasta” for dinner.
I'm genuinely intrigued by Dagger, but also super confused. For example, this feels like extra complexity around a simple shell command, and I'm trying to grok why the complexity is worth it:
https://docs.dagger.io/quickstart/test/#inspect-the-dagger-f...

I'm a fanboy of Rust, Containerization, and everything-as-code, so on paper Dagger and your Rust SDK seems like it's made for me. But when I read the examples... I dunno, I just don't get it.
I assume OP meant that pg is read by many people.
Last I checked, zulip doesn't "federate"? I suspect this is a bigger deal for people who landed with Matrix than just "open source rooms with pretty UI" (rocket chat, mattermost, revolt, .. the alternatives there are many, while I see only XMPP being a compelling one for federated chat)
That third-order simulacra is really interesting. Fits social media like a glove: the metrics become the thing that drives engagement and content, so they become seen as legitimate to a public that once laughed at the concept of talking to other people on the Internet.
> I think the OrcaSlicer maintainers should tell Bambu Lab to pound sand with this change.

Hum, the alternative is OrcaSlicer stops working with Bambu printers...
Idk if it's just me, but I voted blue in the last 3 presidential elections and I'm way more pissed about the Democrats than the Republicans right now.

They failed the country, so hard, by making poor decisions which made them lose. They did this repeatedly, I think which decisions were the wrong ones is up for debate, but the surest one imo is Joe Biden running again instead of stepping aside and having a real primary.

Anyway, all that is to say that I feel like I understand choosing now as a time to talk about what things you despise most about the left, because a lot of people feel like they failed America and the entire world by losing so decisively for reasons that feel stupid.
What if a company fails to abide by the laws it's supposed to follow in order to be a company though?
Having 2nd and 3rd party support only make an ecosystem more robust.

This whole kerfuffle only sours me to them. I like the printer but the desktop software quality is low and features in LAN mode are not available for what one can only think of as a shity move to Hoover up data for the enshitification
Ok, Murdoch’s Australian citizenship would be seen as benign, unless you are going to tell me that Australians are as dangerous as Murdoch in general?
Okay, I’ll give it a try by mocking up an attack on a secure app of mine I’m making. Thanks!!!
So would you not even need a plan for your phone and could do all voice/text/data through this device? Just keep it it with you at all times and running 24/7?
I also wave like Adolf Hitler saluting the crowd at a nazi rally. Must be Elon fan boys down voting this.
Unfortunately, I only have negative feedback.

The only thing you remade was the UI (and it isn't good), while sending requests to https://infiniteback.org/ for API.

Moreover, your API requests are is failing, with the first argument always being "undefined." https://infiniteback.org/pair?first=undefined&second=plant

The hard part here (and the one we need to improve/open source) is the AI model running the game.
Australian oysters' blood could hold key to fighting drug-resistant superbugs
Sad attempt at damage control.

Meanwhile, trust continues to be eroded.
How much do you think he made at his failed startups that didn’t exit and didn’t make enough to draw a significant salary?

The average CRUD developer working in the US in most major cities can make $130K to $165K within 5 years with aggressive job hopping.
Social Neurocognition
It’s honestly both. A good idea that’s actually feasible and has some kind of moat is extremely hard to come by.
Pretty sure the GP is being sarcastic.
They just introduced firmware updates via SD card in the most recent released version, prior to that you had to put the printer online and associate it with an account to get firmware updates.

But yes today there is no need to use their cloud services unless you want to control the printer with their phone app. And the printer works totally fine completely isolated from the internet.

The now aborted proposed update would have required using a binary shim from bambu with an embedded 1 year lifetime SSL cert to speak the the printer at all, even when in lan mode.
> China censors certain posts, the US banned a whole platform.

China also bans entire platforms as well. If America had functioning consumer protections we would have outlawed platforms like TikTok, Facebook and Instagram years ago, but we don't. Our technocrats kiss ass like it's their legally wedded wife and end up getting political exemptions because they grovel nicely: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cj4d75zl212o

The issue isn't reciprocity - that's always an absurd whataboutism excuse. The issue is that TikTok is a state asset, and since they refuse to be anything but an organ of the Chinese Communist Party they cannot persist in a market that prioritizes fair and equal competition. We've already seen how TikTok is weaponized against democratic nations: https://kyivinsider.com/russia-and-china-just-rigged-romania...
As an American, I saw the picture and thought "that looks like an ordinary pairing knife", which the article mentions... are Californians really not familiar with pairing knives? Seems like an odd choice for cutting meat, but whatever.
I can tell that you've read the Wikipedia page rather than going to Peterborough.
He has been laying the groundwork to frame his relationship with Trump as something other than genuine for a while. His 'dark maga' will be framed as him dark knighting his causes, this salute will be framed as trolling etc etc.
Rape, for one.

"The verdict was split: Jurors rejected Carroll’s claim that she was raped"

https://apnews.com/article/trump-rape-carroll-trial-fe68259a...

You are reciting points that are provably false. Low information voter, reason your party lost and will continue to. Normal people do not agree with your extremism.
Unfortunately what you described has been made illegal by incompetent "small town governments" by adopting Karen-esque zoning and building codes that would fine you to oblivion if you tried to build something affordable.

"Cheap", from what I'm currently seeing, starts at around $300,000 for a place like you describe. If you just buy raw land and try to build your own home, the county will either not let you, or it will end up more expensive than $300,000.

> You can go to zero but it doesn’t matter. Just do it again. And again. And again.

If it doesn't matter, you might as well not do it at all. Doing it again takes time in a game with a very limited amount of it. You can only do it again maybe 2-3 times in a lifetime. Maybe 4-5 if you have exceptionally lucky genetics.

Now $300k isn't that much, but it is going to be a barrier for a lot of average Americans.
GPU Fryer
I assumed the headline is stupid but nope the video is very fucked up

Either he is the most ignorant, idiot who bought himself an election through his own propaganda platform and that was a 'normal' TX.

Or he had a very fucked up mental moment doing a Nazi salute.

Feel free to choose what you prefer though
It’s a subtle point, but it’s backwards.

Money is worth more NOW so you can spend it to acquire skills, resources, and goods. If you wait then you are living life without those things. And delaying early strategic wins.

Passive investing is renting out that optionality to other people, like starting a 401k early.
Beating every possible game of Pokémon Platinum at the same time
Do you have any sources that you would recommend? So far, you're throwing out "got a source for that?" left and right and when you get a source you've nothing to say.

Just curious if you have knowledge about this subject or if you're just trying to block the conversation from going in directions you don't like
> “he might still be fine with transgender identity”

How extremely generous!
That is exactly the reason. Also, some libraries we are using are not on homebrew (and we cannot easily pin a specific version).

Another reason that we'd like to reduce the maintenance burden by using a similar setup for windows and macOS deps. Our dev team is small, and almost all of us use Linux. For macOS in particular we don't have anyone on the core team that uses it as their daily driver, which may also play a role when talking about the DX in macOS.
Seems they fixed it then. Deepseek cloud used to be very very twitchy about ANYTHING politics & china. You didn't even need to come close to discussing anything sensitive like that and it would bail.
You mean Bambu Lab broke compatibility with OrcaSlicer and every other slicer out there.

I don't know if the OrcaSlicer maintainers feel this way. But if they feel that Bambu Lab is stabbing them in the back, they don't have to jump when Bambu Lab tells them to (that's pretty much the raison d'être of open source).
CPUs are trending towards heterogenous many core implementations. 16 core was considered server exclusive a few decades ago, now we're at heterogenous 24 core on an Intel 14900k cpu. The biggest limit right now is on the software side, hence my original comment. I wouldn't be surprised if someday the cpu and gpu become combined to overcome the memory wall, with many different types of specialized cores depending on the use case.
On the other side of the same coin, it can be just as bad if laws and regulations are too easy to change. Business will suffer whiplash and have an unpredictable environment within which to operate

There are no easy answers, especially with so many actors and diverse opinions
GitLab can't even show you more than a few lines of context without requiring you to manually click a bunch of times. Forget the CI functionality, for pull requests it's absolutely awful.
Balancing games while staying (somewhat) sane
Yes I understand, but all I’m saying is that there is an argument to be made there. And luckily the transgressions of Microsoft pale in comparison to the Nazi regime :-)
I just put the days I'm going to be out on the calendar and inform my team/boss/manager after the fact.

why do you have to do that? who is this “boss” of yours that needs to know about what you do?

as long as you work for someone you are owned and exploited. if we had a nice chat meeting each other irl and we broached the subject of compesation and you said “I am L76 at Netflix making $965k” I am would be immensely happy for you but would think “this lovely mate is actually worth $1,500,000 and just doesn’t even know it”
Absolutely!

Local first, everything that should likely run locally should be enabled.

You can’t use the desktop software to see the contents of the SD card, you have to enable cloud access.

I own two Bambu printers, great hardware, and ok software. No longer recommending them.
Well a worthy long term plan to save the planet is to ship all the celebs, podcasters, influencers and general attention craving specimens out of the solar system.
Ask HN: Crowdsourced AI Training?
Hi there HN!

I am wondering if there are any free/open/crowd sourced AI training efforts? My thought process is: for years folks have banded together for mining cryptocurrencies— but is there anything similar for open/free AI models? Personally, I’d be happy to donate some power, and machine time, but I really don’t know where to look or start. My efforts to search for something came up with nothing, but that could be due to not knowing the right terms.

I think it would be great to have public models, not wholly owned by the biggest companies in the world. The capital requirements currently make it prohibitively expensive for any smaller players to generally compete, but if a sufficiently large amount of them banded together perhaps we could?
It’s not “insightful” because I don’t drink the “startup” think happy thoughts kool aid?

I assume the purpose of the startup is to make money and hopefully make more than the alternative of just getting a job.

If my priority stack is “be a successful founder” over all else and I fail at doing so, how am I not a failure based on my own criteria?
The industry has become very unsettling, mean, and malicious. For 20 years I have warned people about the old "we are changing the world" mantra and that the people leading that chant were "evil", and therefore "change" would not be aligned with good... and here we are. Remember kids. Change and progress are extremely subjective.
Usually heat pumps are installed with a second stage heating. In places with inexpensive gas, or low temperatures that will frequently be a gas furnace rather than resistive coils. Then the calculation is usually to take the electric price and convert it to price/BTU and divide by the heatpump COP at a given outside temperature to get a final system price/BTU and then set the compressor lockout second stage enable point where the gas price/BTU intersects the heatpump price/btu as it falls. Usually one should get this number before installing a new system for both gas and an electric second stage, and depending on system price/etc a decision can then be made about what to actually install.

EX: in places with high electric prices and low NG prices or really cold temps, skipping the heatpump might be the right choice.

OTOH, reddit/etc are full of people asking and finding out that their AC installer didn't do this calculation and just set the lockout temp at 40F or some other back of the hand value they have been using for a few decades.

And yes, its possible to get heatpumps that work well below 35F, but they also have defrost cycles which absolutly destroy their efficiency because the defrost cycle is usually just running the heatpump in AC mode, while using the second stage to keep the air temp from falling in the house.
> I am glad we got to your real answer. Which appears to be "we can't do that, we need the ultra-wealthy to spend money on us."

If there are going to be ultra wealthy, then yes, locales benefit where they invest.

> You can make the cost of doing business in your country that they have to be worth less than your cap.

Correct, so they just don’t do business in your country and do business with the countries elsewhere that are happy to accept their investment.
Because the writing on the wall is that this was always meant to be a subscription based, continual revenue stream for Bamboo Labs. They are just edging that direction.

Whether or not it’s simply greed or that they didn’t make as much selling the printers as they had thought. The next step to closing an API and killing 3rd party interactions is almost always so they can introduce some form of continuous monetization scheme.

That was always something that rubbed me the wrong way with Bamboo Labs. They threw an absolutely obscene amount of money at influencers. Essentially buying a ringing endorsement from nearly the whole hobbyist community and made their brand a household name.

The time was right to pull the switch.
To me this whole thing feels like they're trying to pass audit to sell Bambu printers to corporations that require secure communications. Mutual TLS with client certs is nearly universal, which is what they're trying to do with Bambu Connect. On the other hand, MQTT isn't a very secure protocol, plus the printer also uses FTP which is mostly banned on corporate networks these days.
running the 7b distilled version with ollama right now.
Why should I switch to "developer mode" to talk to a computer I own on my own network?
> I never in my life made anywhere near $200k

> In my most recent job, I earned $160k.

Yeah, ok dude. At least you were honest, I guess.
—who?
Neither LAN mode nor Developer mode requires cloud connectivity. Keep spreading the FUD though.
You mean something like described in this page: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/loan-schemes-and-... ? This one seems illegal at least in UK. Do you know if it is different in other countries?
Do you have that on github or gitlab?

I'd love to contribute, as I'm also working on something like this for the last couple weeks.
Moats come from first the best model, and next is UI, then infrastructure
Assuming that the process of failing doesn’t cost you your peace — which is certainly a risk.
That is just amazing. open source
That article is referring to conflicting controls when using their cloud stuff.

In lan mode it doesn't use anything remote and works just fine completely isolated.

> you can see their MQTT server got DDOSed by some faulty 3rd party "client"

Right, when you use 'cloud mode' then bambu controls the printer, and your own control has to go through them.
That doesn't seem obvious to me. It's not unthinkable their plan is:

- Want to introduce x, but we are worried what our userbase thinks.

- Introduce something way more ridiculous y that subsumes x.

- Rollback y but not x because of backlash.

Now they look like a company that listens to their users and they got what they wanted.
>That's not true though.

It is. Or do you think that any of the engineers at GM knew how to make EVs, because 25 years ago they designed one once? The advantage of that was completely negligible and easily outweighed by Chinese companies being in direct contact with e.g. battery manufacturers.

>U.S. automakers refused to invest and plan for the future while they could continue to profit off their cash cow.

Which contradicts what I said how?
OP would have to speak to his experience, but between a Google IPO and the $10M Virgin acquisition I would be surprised if he didn't average >$200k lifetime.

Throughout this thread, it's clear you have an ax to grind. Startups are obviously not for you, but many enjoy them and benefit.
I'm pretty pissed that they baited and switched me--I bought a bambu printer on holiday sale under the previous terms, and they are now going to change the terms. Feels fraudulent.
There is little I find more hilarious than the "<talking head> has put out a video on their <youtube/tiktok/facebook> that says <thing>" comment reply.

I summarise all these replies in my head as "Influencer I've never heard of influences"

I agree with your re: Developer mode though.
You don't ever have to worry about survivor bias from me. Because I know not to esteem highly those men who believe that family formation and a business enterprise building commitment can both exist at the same time.

Either you devote your entire being to the invasive alien job that is learning how to extract value from civilization's economically receptive citizens or you pack up your bags and head back home on the plane that can depart from the place where great men are selected and trained. Being a startup founder is much, much more intense than some special forces soldier life. You learn better values and habits than some punk that will have peaked at the earning of the title of U.S. Marine, to use a stark contrasting example. Or a black ops Delta Force guy who just has to navigate a huge forest in the dark on the dangerous way back to friendly territory, while the compared startup founder needs to develop an entire science for the navigation of profitable markets that no human has ever seen before, let alone taken advantage of before. A nerd like Richard Feynman can be much more tougher than someone that can do a thousand pushups without stopping and shoot an M4 carbine at a target 900 meters away.

Is Elon Musk even a good example of a successful startup founder or businessman, despite his billionaire status? Logical skepticism says no. And the brainwashing that popular ideology does says yes.

After all, didn't Elon Musk fuck and impregnate some bitches during his rise to a big bank account? He could have been using that time and energy to colonize Mars before this twenty-first century ends. He's not serious about what he says he wants. A terrible role model to look up to.
I just joined as the enterprise architect for company that has never had one. There is an existing devops team that is making everyone pull their hair out and I haven't had a single spare minute to dig in on their mess but this sounds early familiar.
Nice catch. So it is possible to run both on most switches in that product family. The one I have for example is running RouterOS and performing various L3 functions. Here's a product table explaining which ones can support RouterOS: https://help.mikrotik.com/docs/spaces/SWOS/pages/76415036/CR...
A Deep Dive with Alistair Vigier, CEO of Caseway
We know it's expected. The point is it's not what we want.
Alistair Vigier isn’t your typical technology founder. From his seven years serving in the military to leading legal tech ventures that challenge the legal industry, his journey is marked by resilience, bold decisions, and a clear vision for the future.
Extrapolating your logic, I am not currently in a war-zone therefore my opinions on war don't matter. I'm not a politician so I shouldn't have political opinions.
Palantir, Shield AI, and "American Dynamism"
Indeed – Carnegie Libraries may be one of the best results.

I would like to see our modern robber barons and philanthropists (and society in general) put some effort into creating a usable digital library system; we actually have things like Google Books, which scanned many university collections, but it will likely remain unusable as an actual digital library unless some sort of copyright reform can be enacted.
Why would machine intelligence need an entire humanity's worth of data to be machine intelligence? It seems like only a training method that is really poor would need that much data.
Money is worth more now because it can be invested and grow in the future instead of getting more money in the future that is worth less because you have to take into account either inflation or what the money could have made even if you are just looking at the risk free returns - ie discounted cash flows