skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
He did, and has said so publicly: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czxlpjlgdzjo
> The article says "everyday life is much harder now, and getting harder". That may be, but there's no proof this is causing more burnout.

The definition of burnout is a professional ailment caused by work conditions (inappropriate workload, lack of recognition, lack of support). Whatever happens in everyday life is a different problem. You can struggle in life and not be burnt out by work and vice versa.
Again, I don't think it is ever again going to be mainstream to care about the privacy thing.

But I think older people do care now about the potential for hostile foreign propaganda affecting our politics, and I think the younger folks who (reasonably!) care more now about losing their favorite entertainment app will grow up and understand the propaganda problem when they're older. That is, I don't think it's a generational thing, I think it's an age thing. And politics is driven by people over the age of 30.
No, because inspiration comes from the nous, or intellect. LLMs have no access to the nous. They're purely epistemic.
haha don't know what that means / is but shout out poofy guy in the sky got better PR than the barons :)

dude created rape, torture and human sacrifice and gets less negative press than Trump and Elon
You're making this stuff up. In most threads about Signal, 1-2 commenters appear to post fabricated conspiracist stuff defaming the people who originally worked on Signal --- people extremely well-known to the real-world cryptography engineering community. I don't know why we're so chill about people being defamed here.
> Regardless, no private platform is forced to provide you a voice.

That was a reasonable stance historically. Only the government had real power to control speech.

Now a tiny number of platforms have a huge amount of power. They should have an obligation not to censor, because between them they can virtually block all practically available channels of communication.
Forerunner-series sounds like a perfect fit, take a look at Forerunner 265
I actually discovered this accidentally, because I found wheatley so damn annoying at this point, I was just noclipping through the levels to get to the next part of the game, and I couldn't noclip through that drop.
We already fought and lost this battle with 3D APIs for GPUs. What makes you think that winning strategy would play out any other way for tensor processing?
Issue Digital/Verifiable Credentials with the Existing OIDC Infrastructure
What's the matter, America? I thought you didn't want sideloading, because that is an evil scourge from Europe that has no tangible benefits or uses to an ordinary user. All of the sudden you wish you could choose which apps you can install without the direct mandate of a higher power...

Nah, I'm just pulling your legs. Tim Cook will fix this any day now, because he's a liberal and that means he will always do the right thing in business. He'll bravely stand up to Donald Trump and fight for information freedom and privacy because that's what he believes in, right guys? R-right guys?
Show HN: Hold yourself accountable for gym visits with a $10 stake
I don't go to the gym as much as I should or want to. To give myself some financial motivation I made this website.

First you set a goal for how many days you'll hit the gym. To prove you're at the gym, you will verify each visit by pressing a button on your phone (with location sharing on). You stake $10 as motivation and if you hit your target, you get the money back. If you fail, your $10 goes to the "Save The Children" charity with a donation receipt emailed to you.

Obviously you could visit the gym and then just go home without working out - but getting to the gym is half the battle!

It's simple to use with a Google sign-in and hopefully it will encourage some people to workout (or give to charity)!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/czxlpjlgdzjo

"Mr Zuckerberg also said his firm briefly "demoted" content relating to Joe Biden's son, Hunter, ahead of the 2020 election, after the FBI warned of "a potential Russian disinformation" operation.

It later became clear that this content was not part of such an operation, Mr Zuckerberg said, and it should not have been temporarily taken down."
> I’ve often felt like there would be a lot of value for an app that’d simply let gig workers in an area find each other to talk and actually create a “workplace”.

What would that mean, to be a workplace?
I've managed to persuade some people and groups to use Signal.
If I could find a way to use Whatsapp without Meta being able to identify me via my phone number and ransack my contacts then I would, reluctantly, give it a go.
Beaver: MLIR Toolkit in Elixir and Zig
UpWork would let people do this today.
Linux kernel 6.13 isn't a major release but's it still important – here's why
this ! and the truth is is there that much corporate domains without "clear success metrics" ?
That and the use of black box models whose predictions are not explainable.
that's a hackerone bug, that 8-year-old report is not mine :)
>If you use this method to kinda-sorta locate or identify all the users in your group and one or more of those users ends up being located in a region where you should have no active group members then you may have identified a mole in your network.

...unless they happen to be using a VPN for geo-unblocking reasons or whatever.
This would often be a feature.
Depends on what your budget is, if there's any additional features she wants, and how frequently she's OK charging it. Basically every Garmin watch will cover those initial use cases.
I run a few community groups using Discourse. It's great because there's a mode where you can make it into a type of listserv/forum hybrid. If people are more comfortable in e-mail, they can use that. If they want to use their web browser, they can use that. Works great on mobile. Easy to self-host.
emphasis on corporate
Biden left yesterday though?
Or turn it off by default and the interested users can turn it on.
I intended to include something that I now see I forgot: this phenomenon is called a "preference cascade", and it's a big reason why we see dramatic shifts in power in oppressive regimes.
I developed a proof of concept for a Garmin Watch (I forget which model, this was 6 years ago roughly), and it was interesting, they have their own programming language called MonkeyC, it wasn't complicated to get into, and I had a demo in under a week or two. I based my code off existing sample code, and made it do what was needed for demo purposes.

Personally I have owned a Fitbit Ionic, and now an Apple Watch. I'm not sure if I'll ever take the plunge towards a Garmin watch, I mainly enjoy the benefits of the Apple Watch integrating into my iPhone nicely (notifications and GPS nudging come to mind).
I never understood why calories in == calories out was relevant when we can't know how many unprocessed calories are remaining undigested. Here's what the bots had to say: https://www.perplexity.ai/search/weight-loss-gurus-often-say...

(FYI - I stay thin by limiting calories, so I don't disagree that fewer calories causes weight loss)
I play music in my car over bluetooth only from my watch. Works even without having the iPhone nearby. But yes, I agree with you. The Apple Watch can and should support almost all features the iPhone has. Three features I would like to see: hotspot, switching apps while on call, and Airplay music to soundbars.
I think having an entrepreneur's mindset and starting young can work. But you will end up like every billionaire we know. Elon, Bill Gates, Zuckerberg, etc. They all started young as CEOs and didn't think twice about stepping on everyone and anyone around them to get the top. Now after years of this you have people that are very powerful and have no idea how the common person lives or how it feels like to work for someone.
That’s because of audiences changing. This isn’t a startup forum. It’s /r/technology+programming

I’ve seen numerous Eternal Septembers. Each culture thinks they won’t have it and unless they’re a pay-for service they will.
TikTok Ban and Gen Z: Dying Social Media Is New Generational Rite of Passage
When your alienate your subscribers and they leave... bundle up and force your way in? Is the news media going to try the old cable TV playbook? Maybe they will try the streaming TV approach of signing big names to exclusive deals?
forerunner 265 - I've used it for running triathlons and marathons and have had no issues. Garmin has great automated training plans where you can upload various races you're preparing for and Garmin will schedule your runs so that you can meet your time goals. Also highly recommend the vibrating metronome feature to improve your cadence. This feature has dramatically reduced the number of injuries I get. I don't use it to track gym workouts (e.g. lifting). There is a feature for that but I haven't tried it. If you want to really nerd out on your running the HRM Pro Plus provides amazing running dynamics information which again is very helpful for improving running form and reducing injuries.

For women you may want to look at the forerunner 265S which is identical to the forerunner 265 but is slightly smaller. The HRM-fit I believe gives the same data as the HRM Pro Plus but is designed to fit under a sports bra
There is room for a food delivery horror game. Procedurally generated delivery instructions that never make sense. Contact support, have a real voice chat with a LLM that leads nowhere. Don’t make quota? Get hunted and eaten by The Manager. All for tips that don’t pay your crippling medical bills nor allow you transition into better jobs. The horror writes itself.
IIRC the climax of the merger deal described in /Barbarians at the Gate/ essentially comes down to a bike courier race between various offices in Manhattan as last-minute bid adjustments got ferried about. Makes me wonder what the value of the truly fastest bike courier in New York would be to some large investment bank/PE firm/whatever. I imagine they are massively underpaid compared to the value they provide.
restaurants/pickup you can just walk in with headphones wave and show phone customers usually want stuff left at door

no workplace cliques, meetings a win is a win. when I pray to the poofy guy in the sky I thank him for creating the humans that created this
You absolutely can if you don’t have locations that are open to customers.

What I hear from the marketing folks I work with is that these days it’s less about Google and more “if you’re not advertising on Facebook, you’re not advertising.” (US centric perspective.)
If the constraint is computation in a light cone, the theoretical bound is time cubed, not exponential. With a major decrease in scaling as we hit the bounds of our galaxy.

Intergalactic travel is, of course, rather slow.
Yes, but you don't have to be alive to understand the problem. I agree with you that the cold war is very old news to the TikTok demographic, but it isn't to people who were born in the 80s and before, and that is who drives politics. By the time the current young people grow up more, they will have their own direct experiences with geopolitical struggle. It remains to be seen where that will lead.
> when was the last time you primed a well pump or filled an oil lamp? All of these tasks have been abstracted away

They have not been abstracted away, they have been made obsolete. Significant difference.

The danger with LLMs is people will never learn tasks that are still needed.
The conclusion of this other article[0] seems spot on, whether it was on purpose or not, many Nazi sympathizers will feel emboldened by it.

[0] https://newrepublic.com/post/190464/did-elon-musk-nazi-salut...
So, just to confirm my understanding, if one goes into those settings and disables all auto-download, that helps- but, then a user will manually download images, correct? Are they still vulnerable to this issue then at that time?
I think you are correct here. There seems to be a misunderstanding that Garmin's primary industry was automotive navigation devices due to that brief moment in time. Well before Garmin made automotive devices they were a Avionics and Marine equipment company. They didn't shift away from automotive GPS as much as they continued on their original path of R&D into all things GPS.
Given that most binary searches have an overflow error built in, I think it’s harder than a first year problem to do binary searches without the classical overflow error…
Star Trek ships travel (very roughly) 1000x the speed of light at Warp 9. So it would take the Enterprise (or Voyager) 2500 years to reach Andromeda at max speed.
He did not, and if you follow the actual facts and read the internal communications you find out he lied

https://www.techdirt.com/2025/01/16/rogan-misses-the-mark-ho...
I started eating half of whatever was served as an individual portion whenever I was at a restaurant and not home cooking. It's the thing that tipped the scales for me when having difficulty losing weight.
Regarding your mom’s clothes: she wasn’t asking the machine to give advice she couldn’t think of on her own, she was seeking external validation and permission to purge and override the hoarder urge of her personality.

This is like when CEOs hire outside consulting firms to do layoffs for them. Pinning the pain of loss on some scapegoat makes it more bearable.
timing and location can usually prune things down to enough data about a person.
"final assembly of food"?

I haven't eaten McDonald's in a while, but from what I remember the food arrived fully assembled.
Unless you're riding for 4-5 hours, 10% should still be more than enough to get through a workout though? And in my experience a 10 minute charge would have you north of 30%.
Is the roll determined by your position on the board at all? I just ran into a seemingly endless chain of 3 rolls where I was bouncing back and forth between two positions for 15+ rolls.

edit: I kept going for another 10 rolls before bailing out of the loop for one iteration and got back into the cycle again immediately on returning to the start point. ie: I went A-B-A-B...A-C-A-B... where C was also 3 steps away from A and I rolled a 3 on C too). Definitely seems like it's a partially deterministic stroke roll.
The United States Digital Service Is Now Doge
> WEATHER is the number one reason most people watch a local newscast

My (older) family members lovingly call it the "nightly doom and gloom" and dispute knowing it's mostly crap they still watch to "know what's going on locally" even though the closest broadcast is from a city 1.5 hours away.

The formula is usually: crime, weather, sports, national news.
I think you and I are saying the same thing. Apologetics are directed at current Christians who are on the fence and need an intellectual justification to stay.
Also, smoking levels have decreased.

Edit: In addition, anti-depressant prescription has sky rocketed.
The problem for restaurant-employed delivery staff is nearly the same as the customer-employed delivery staff mentioned above.

And yet somehow we had restaurant delivery for 50 years before the invention of the cell phone. And grocery delivery for a hundred years before that.

Both pizza joints, and the Chinese place I order from employ their own people.

The only thing that's changed is that a certain cohort of people are terrified to pick up a phone and speak to another human being, and so delegate that most basic of human functions to a computer program.

The only actual utility of these apps is the ability to track and obsess over the precise location of my food, as if I'm going to die of starvation if I don't know exactly where it is.
Sales and Dungeons
> assuming geoip is correct too

It's not using geoip, it's using anycast.
Even time zone leaks are privacy issues, and the leak we're discussing is more fine grained than time zone.
In your value system, being "openly fascist" is a huge deal. And in your worldview, events of the past couple days were a huge reveal.

Vs. from their PoV, both of those are far closer to "meh".
Startups have been on average a shit deal for a long time. I liken it to writing a book - best not to do it unless there is a book inside of you and you'll die if you don't get it out.

I worked in Big Tech before doing consulting at some startups and it appeared to me that startups were often these cultish tribes where the willingness to accept a small percentage of equity was a strong signal that the employee really did believe the future of the company. They don't really want people around with realistic expectations as it'll hurt moral and the illusion that they have to keep going as they raise for subsequent rounds.
Earth's magnetic North Pole is on the move, scientists just updated its position
>people learn when they’re given kind, direct, actionable feedback from people they trust - not when they’re called sensationalists by random critics on the internet.

So what are we supposed to do? Dox him, find who his friends are, and use them to backchannel feedback? I think the "sensationalist" critique is direct and actionable - just don't do it.
Academia works on nearly everything, so it's no surprise that successes come out of it. Especially if you are willing to squint your eyes a little and describe something which has a few elements of the final useful innovation (but noticeably not the secret sauce) a precursor then anything can be traced back.

That does not mean academia, nonetheless academia in its current form, is the optimal system for producing innovations. How much effort is being wasted on things that will never pan out? How many great potential innovations are not being researched right now because the system does not prioritize them? How many needed to start in academia vs how many just happened to?
I found this firsthand account of a gig worker trapped by the algorithm pretty compelling: https://zerohplovecraft.substack.com/p/the-gig-economy
Historic snow amounts could fall on Florida, Louisiana and Texas
It works very similarly to RAG but for tools. The SDK loads the necessary configs and schemas for each tool and uses that to guide the AI on how to use the tool effectively based on the latest message.
If you genuinely believe that failure to believe in Christ means an eternity of punishment, anything that might feasibly turn off a potential believer - like an AI hallucination posing as a religious explanation - is fundamentally worse than murder.
>> Is there a way to prevent any similar outbreak of aggressively performative moralism in the future — not just a third outbreak of political correctness, but the next thing like it?

Of course there is.

Remove dissent from media, discomfort from libraries, and debate from schools.
> The Former Israeli Spies

Are there any "former" spies ?
The provision requires the president to tell congress that a deal is in the works. Either the executive order makes no such claim and is unlawful, or there really is a deal in the works, or the president is unlawfully making an untrue claim.

There is likely to be no punishment for either of those unlawful outcomes, but they are still unlawful.
How to visualize your Python project's dependency graph
My definition is very different. It is about my ability to have control over my life in the areas that matter most to me. I value my time and personal development above material wealth (to a point). I don't need a giant house. I don't need regular fancy vacations or to own a car. I personally have been not working and living comfortably on much much less than 5mm in a high cost of living city for over five years. I do have to make many tradeoffs but I am happier than working a soul sucking job. It's not a path for everyone.
It's clearly a different username on the 8 year old report.
Show HN: SudokuVariants – play and construct different variants of Sudoku
Hi HN, I've been working on this Sudoku web app for the past couple of years, on and off during free weekends and afternoons. I started working on it because I was bored during COVID, and Cracking the Cryptic had just become popular on YouTube, which got me wondering how hard it could be to make a Sudoku app. The main idea is for the app to understand the constraints and know how to solve Sudoku grids (and not just be a simple Sudoku drawing/playing app). When it comes to classic Sudoku, the solver doesn't support anything more complicated than X-Wing, but it understands the constraints.

At the moment, most of the popular variants are supported: killer, sandwich, arrow, thermo, palindrome, German whisper, kropki, consecutive, non-consecutive, greater than, XV, diagonal, anti-king, anti-knight, even-odd, windoku, renban, and zipper. The only variant I am yet to add support for is quadruple. If any other variant becomes popular, I will probably add it, as was the case with zipper lines during development.

A user account is not required to play, but it is required if you want to publish a public grid on the app. The app doesn't collect any PII, doesn't have ads or trackers. Accounts are identified by email hash; I am not storing email addresses or passwords, and OTPs are sent by email. The less I know about users, the better for both sides.

The app supports mobile devices, but it works best on bigger screens. It was built using Blazor SSR/WASM (AOT) with SVG for interactive parts. I know there are some performance issues (especially on mobile phones and with touch input), and I am trying to address them.

Some of the features I was thinking about adding are classifying grids by difficulty, daily Sudoku, and maybe campaigns (groups of Sudoku grids where users have to solve them in order).

If you like Sudoku, or more specifically variants of Sudoku, please let me know what you think about SudokuVariants.

URL: https://sudokuvariants.com

Thanks!
That 'excellent seeing' is for sites that are chosen for telescopes. Typical seeing from sea level is much worse:

- https://www.ing.iac.es/astronomy/development/hap/dimm.html

- https://www.researchgate.net/figure/Fig-C1-Seeing-distributi...

- https://www.mdpi.com/2072-4292/15/9/2225

Around 1-2 arcseconds is 'good' seeing in your backyard. There is a good reason for telescopes to be on some of the tallest mountains on Earth.
Isn't Whey powder a traditional "solution" for loading up on protein?
ollama runs deepseek-r1:7b on AMD 8945HS, CPU-only, at ~12 tokens/s. You can get started pretty easily in the ~7B model range, for learning purposes.
Kenya: was blocking #democrat a couple of hours ago.
no, many texts do not claim deep meaning at all.. the stakes are much lower
They all can be done through Meetup - I think the point here is that multiple channels avoids vendor lock-in and increases the likelihood that a user will overlap with one of the 4 communication strategies.
Same here. I never really consciously saw it as "defiance" against cognitive decline or anything. More to the point, the answers are much better on average
Again, during the civil rights movement there was no social media and mainstream media.

You use personal outreach and then you build up from there. There are church networks, civil groups, advocacy groups etc
While I personally make 95% of my food, I order delivery when I am so busy that if I don't, I will not eat.

Sounds like a problem that solves itself.

Or at least a wake-up call that you're doing something wrong. Unless you're safeguarding nuclear launch codes, there's no such thing as "too busy to eat." It's just people trying to make themselves and others think they're important. Guess what? You're not. The actually important people do eat. It's their lackies who pretend they're too busy to do the same.

Yes, I've owned my own company. Yes, it required extensive complicated international travel. It's still true. If you can't plan meal breaks, you can't plan.

And even the nuclear launch people get lunch.
I've been trying to recall & just did, this reminds me of the fuhrer scene from Dr Stangelove .. almost in the end!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=so8NQficzZg