skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There is a software that has a technopolitical project behind it called Decidim. It comes from the legacy of 15M - 2011 in Spain, where the organisers needed an alternative like the one you mention, and to have a ‘facebook of democracy’: https://tecnopolitica.net/en/content/white-paper-decidim. The Barcelona City Council made the project possible and now it has an international community with more than 400 organisations, including many local communities. Apart from being an open source and democratic project, it is a very mature product that has not lost the orientation of the spirit of its creation.

Decidim is a political social network that allows communities to have a free technology, with democratic guarantees and designed for the common good. While this technology can be installed with knowledge of Ruby on Rails and some knowledge of servers, so perfectly self-hosted, there are also organisations that offer it in SaaS format at a very competitive price. Also, you can federated differents Decidims:)
The first thing I do when I buy a Garmin watch (I have several) is turn off phone notifications. I simply cannot imagine why anyone would want them on. I tried for a decent amount of time but I just don't see the value in it, it's just aggravation I don't need. Not because of the implementation from Garmin, which is fine, but the whole concept.
Not quite the same, but this reminds me of bitcoin, where miners are on the hunt for SHA hashes that start with a bunch of zeroes in a row (which one could say is memorable/unusual)
Bitbucket services "hard down" due to major worldwide outage
Yes, but I think the companies prefer the term "in-app purchase"
The competitors might have had better profit margin and therefore more ad spending, and more opportunity to expand area. Still, it's better to be akin Slice than to succumb to inevitable enshittification.
What I tell everyone asking how to get into YC
It would've been nice to see what the apps looks like when they're blocked.
Hold on, someone else in this thread noted this does exist

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You can disable the auto-download. Settings > Data and storage > Media auto-download, you can choose what to auto download for mobile data/wifi/roaming."

So, that part is there, but my question is, it's still aissue when they manually download the image, right? Unless something never accepts images from someone they aren't expecting, who 's number or unique created ID has never been seen before
> all they care about is kids in cages

To clear, they want kids in cages. Did I read that right?
As a Python developer, I often see a serious lack of even basic software engineering practices affecting code maintainability in commercial software. Is this less of an issue in Rust?
That is an extremely short-sighted view on what is essentially an iterated game where the domain knowledge employees have drastically increases their value to the company over time.
Not the same. Public schools (and private schools, and any library) choose which books are on their library shelves. They have no control over what is published elsewhere.
They can basically say "i can't speak to you".
More than even that is tricky.

As for the latter, that's why i said "when they know of a non waivable conflict".

Emphasis being "know of".

Here, they know they have a conflict - they have a client, it's not this person, and they know their client will be adversarial to this person. They aren't even part of a law firm that represents multiple clients regularly or something like that where sometimes the conflicts might be waivable (often not, but still)

This is a very very easy case.

If they don't know they have a conflict, sure, they can have a conversation for the purposes of understanding if they have a conflict.

That's not this case though!
I’m on the verge of giving up reporting security issues because companies don’t really seem to care. They’ll drag you through the weeds to sign up for their bounty program, make you fill a bunch of e-paperwork, then close your report as WONTFIX with an almost canned response without really considering the impact. Ok, so you say it’s expected behaviour, but does that mean it’s correct behaviour?

I understand that it must be exhausting for security teams receiving hundreds of spam reports from “researchers” running crappy scanners, but there are also those of us who put time and effort into genuine reports. When they are closed after 5 mins without even a thanks, I just think I won’t bother next time.

I think we would be in a much better security position globally if white hats were compensated well and protected by law.
In the original game, you can only go over trees if you're hitting from the fairway; OP may not have coded that in.

You should be able to go over water at any point, as long as you've got the distance for it.
> There are church networks, civil groups, advocacy groups etc

Which are now largely dependent on social media and the like to reach people.

Church's somewhat less so because they do have services that people physically go to. Most campaign and advocacy groups work online, and for some social media is their main focus. They have to go where people are.
chat GPT and Gemini both provide advice on how to care for babies. I think in the end you have to have faith in people to also use their common sense, discretion and not blindly believe or act on everything a bot tells them.

I think the same is true for an AI giving religious advice - you have to exercise a bit of faith in the readership and, perhaps in this case , also faith in the ultimate guidance of the divine. Faith that they're not going to make serious mortal or religious decision by unquestioningly following a chatbot

If we take this thinking to its logical conclusion we should put all our efforts as a civilization to getting rid of all misinformation that may harm babies whether online or spoken. And every religious person should do nothing but have flame wars and censorship campaigns about any flase religious information that has any chance of affecting a person's salvation.

The author seems to be in a purity spiral and seems to be taking an overly hardline interpretation of the religion
Yeah there is tags in the app you can buy that just links out to Amazon, just a disclaimer it is an affiliate link.

Otherwise this is what I had around the house: https://www.amazon.ca/gp/product/B075MD13Z7
Invisible Electrostatic Wall at 3M plant (1996)
Also coincides with the start of the app + REST economy
The problem is obviously the same as in many other industries - how do you distinguish honest legitimate players who swear they haven't cheated from people who will say anything to get you to unban them. I don't work in that department personally, but I've seen reports shared internally where the player literally went to local news station to say how unfairly they are treated and how we banned him without any info or any reason and how it's affecting his mental health and his family and he basically made a huge stink around it, and then we pull up the ban report for his account and we clearly see a screenshot from his machine where he's running cheat engine with cheats for our game enabled. Some people will just lie through their teeth to get their way. So you have to rely on what you know with absolute certainty - you detected something that is absolutely indicative of cheating? You ban them. Anything else is a no no. At least where I used to work no one used any kind of algorithm for automatic bans, those were only used for manually reviewed cases where someone would actually watch a replay of your game before issuing a ban.

Does that mean the system is foolproof? No, of course not. But banning honest paying users is a huge risk to any business - so obviously no one wants to do that, every system like this errs on the side of caution by default for that reason alone.

And obvious disclaimer - I can only comment on my own experiences, I have no idea what every company out there is doing.
Getting the grams right goes a long way. At the end of the day, you're trying to approximately measure the caloric density per gram, and maybe macros (proportion protein / fat / carbs). You're thinking in way too fine detail for it to be sustainable. Even with a lax approach, it is pretty tedious.

I wouldn't really recommend tracking long-term, but doing it for a week or so just to get a sense of how much you're currently consuming is a good idea.
You still need a solid material which is transparent to EUV to build your lens onto - and isn't the lack of such a material the main reason why refractive EUV lenses aren't a thing?
Is this the same TikTok that was banned by Trump in 2020?
I just don't understand how Apple, supposed masters of design and aesthetics, ever thought it was a good idea to release a square watch. It just looks so dumb.
That's true, I was considering mentioning that but I wasn't sure if that feature is still enabled in the latest version. It is also not really dependable because you need to be in the right place in order to get the data, or at least that was my perception when using older GPS models.
To be fair, in many cases, they can be held responsible for whether you refer people to the right place.
Yeah 100% gonna update the demos, thank you for the feedback!
SOCRATES: Do you know how you can speak or act about rhetoric in a manner which will be acceptable to God?
PHAEDRUS: No, indeed. Do you?
SOCRATES: I have heard a tradition of the ancients, whether true or not they only know; although if we had found the truth ourselves, do you think that we should care much about the opinions of men?
PHAEDRUS: Your question needs no answer; but I wish that you would tell me what you say that you have heard.
SOCRATES: At the Egyptian city of Naucratis, there was a famous old god, whose name was Theuth; the bird which is called the Ibis is sacred to him, and he was the inventor of many arts, such as arithmetic and calculation and geometry and astronomy and draughts and dice, but his great discovery was the use of letters. Now in those days the god Thamus was the king of the whole country of Egypt; and he dwelt in that great city of Upper Egypt which the Hellenes call Egyptian Thebes, and the god himself is called by them Ammon. To him came Theuth and showed his inventions, desiring that the other Egyptians might be allowed to have the benefit of them; he enumerated them, and Thamus enquired about their several uses, and praised some of them and censured others, as he approved or disapproved of them. It would take a long time to repeat all that Thamus said to Theuth in praise or blame of the various arts. But when they came to letters, This, said Theuth, will make the Egyptians wiser and give them better memories; it is a specific both for the memory and for the wit. Thamus replied: O most ingenious Theuth, the parent or inventor of an art is not always the best judge of the utility or inutility of his own inventions to the users of them. And in this instance, you who are the father of letters, from a paternal love of your own children have been led to attribute to them a quality which they cannot have; for this discovery of yours will create forgetfulness in the learners' souls, because they will not use their memories; they will trust to the external written characters and not remember of themselves. The specific which you have discovered is an aid not to memory, but to reminiscence, and you give your disciples not truth, but only the semblance of truth; they will be hearers of many things and will have learned nothing; they will appear to be omniscient and will generally know nothing; they will be tiresome company, having the show of wisdom without the reality.
https://archive.is/4iDDu

I think these guys are saying that Apple may lose money on xcode, developer relations etc but that has no connection to any income made by distributing apps.
How does one even reliably find work as an expensive consultant?
I don't think the author was talking about isolated change like planting some seeds.

Real change requires humans to collaborate and work together.
Cab Numbers
Stop using keyboard and monitor with your Raspberry Pi apps
> You don't have to use their platforms.

Yes, but you can reach far fewer people if you do not.

This is well on the way to arguing that you are free to say what you want in a sealed room.
Show HN: Gurubase – AI-Powered Q&A Assistants for Any Topic
Hey everyone,

A couple of months ago, we created Gurubase.io to build RAG-based Q&A agents focused on open-source tools, with the goal of helping developers learn and troubleshoot more effectively. Since then, it has gained momentum, with hundreds of repositories already using it and showcasing it to their users.. https://github.com/Gurubase/gurubase?tab=readme-ov-file#used...

Today, we've released the entire system as an open-source project, allowing you to install it in your own infrastructure and create "Gurus" on any topic you choose.

Current capabilities of Gurubase:

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* Although we initially focused on GitHub repositories, you can now create Gurus on any topic, website, or whatever you want by providing the related data.

We appreciate any feedback. Thanks in advance!

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Bun 1.2 [video]
Yeah I think the reason is the family activity on iOS is so easy to build around. I'm really sorry I don't own an android phone or have time to port it :(
> An additional benefit is that this can include multiple cheat programs and versions in one ban wave, so it may be harder to narrow down exactly what the flaw was.

That seems like it could go the other way. There are five cheat programs that each have a dozen versions and now you know that everybody using program A and D got banned, the people using program C and E didn't, and the people using program B got banned but only if they were using version 1.2 or lower and not exclusively version 1.3 where they added a new anti-detection method that A and D don't use and C and E do. Now they know what to do.

Whereas if you ban them as soon as you can detect them, the people using program B get banned before version 1.3 is even out, they have to issue all of those refunds immediately and stop getting sales because their cheat stops working now instead of months from now, and then version 1.3 may not ever get released. Now all they know is that C and E are doing something the others weren't, but that could have been any of a dozen things so A and D don't know what to change.

Doing it that way also has another major problem: Suppose you do the ban wave. Do the people using the existing known detectable cheats now get to make new accounts and keep cheating? If you ban them again right away then the cheat makers get to keep making variants until that stops happening, but if you don't then the game is back to being full of cheaters the next day and the cheat makers are still making money selling the old detectable cheats to fund the development of undetectable ones.
> Assuming I get images of Bob Geldof. More likely the first page will be pinterest login-required results.

You do realize Google/Bing/DDG/Kagi all have an Images tab, right? Come on.

> Life's too short to watch talking heads about ... you know, WRITING code ...

If I want a high level overview of what the thing even is, a YouTube video can be useful since there will be explanations and visual examples. You can read documentation as well. For example,
if I want a slower overview of something step by step, or a talk at a conference about why to use this thing, YouTube can be helpful. I was just looking at videos about HTMX this weekend, hearing presentations by the authors and some samples. That's not saying if I actually use the thing I won't be reading the documentation, it's more just useful for understand what the thing is.

> Seriously? Maybe for the top 500 npm packages. Not for the more obscure libraries that may have only some doxygen generated list of functions at best.

How do you expect your LLM to do any better? If you're using some obscure package there will probably be documentation in the GitHub README somewhere. If it's horrible documentation you can read the Typescript types or do a code search on GitHub for examples.

This is all to say that I generally don't trust LLM output because I have better methods of finding the information LLMs are trained on. And no hallucinations.
Declaring something "undebatable" is a rather authoritarian approach

> "Orthodoxy means not thinking–not needing to think. Orthodoxy is unconsciousness."

https://g.co/gemini/share/b4d02ae8599c
> The real danger lies in their seductive nature - over how tempting it becomes to immediately reach for the nearest LLM to provide an answer rather than taking a few moments to quietly ponder the problem on your own.

I get the point you're trying to make. However, quietly pondering the problem is only fruitful if you have the right information. If you don't, best case scenario you risk wasting time reinventing the wheel for no good reason. In this application, a LLM is just the same type of tool as Google: a way to query and retrieve information cor you to ingest. Like Google, the info you get from queries is not the end but the means.

As the saying goes, a month in the lab saves you a week in the library. I would say it can also save you 10 minutes with Claude/ChatGPT/Copilot.

Is hiring a private tutor also laziness?
Stripe Lays Off 300 Employees
https://archive.ph/Z2t2y
I’ve tried searching and found the below, is that the sort of thing you mean?

https://www.seattletimes.com/business/bellevue-game-maker-va...
You are right. Edited in order to better express myself. Apologies; English is not my first language...
There is also the signing bonus, which is usually available for a recruiter to sweeten things if the first offer is marginal. Google-recruiters for years claimed it was non-negotiable, all the while negotiating it for people who were willing to play the game.
Decentralized Social Media Is the Only Alternative to the Tech Oligarchy
I would readily believe "Not so well" but there is over a trillion dollars in enterprise value based largely on a cult of an unstable personality. The underlying business has stopped growing which almost always signals a collapse in valuation in high-growth tech companies.

Stock market bubbles that depend on temporary manias about whole tech sectors, like routers or e-commerce aren't that big. If BMW somehow got a valuation of over a trillion and their CEO was behaving erratically and using ketamine, that would be a big topic of discussion.

It's the bomb that could blow a big hole in tech, in general.
It would be nice if the government ran an identity server and you could check for arrests and convictions and such.

But I wouldn’t really want a government to onboard restaurants, or process refund requests. That seems like a nightmare.
You could say “support a virtual market with insufficient controls” and be more truthful and engender a more productive discussion. They’ve come down pretty heavily on the gambling side, no?
You don't have the right for anyone to care about what you say, and never have.

Your argument seems to be that the New York Times has no choice but to publish my op-ed, because otherwise how will anyone find it?
If it's just running and gym she does, basically any watch will work capability-wise. Some specific lines have extra features geared towards other sports like diving, golf, etc. Other than that it will really come down to budget and aesthetic preferences. I would suggest just going on the website and having a look. The size of each model is also listed which is probably relevant if she is petite - some of them are pretty chunky. Forerunner and Vívoactive lines are both pretty suitable I would think.
IOMMU defeats DMA attacks.

There is no reason for a GPU or network driver, or anything to have arbitrary physical memory access.

If a GPU needs space for a draw-calls, allocate it in the kernel and explicitly give permission to the GPU to access it.
Crypto Thought Trump Would Bring It Legitimacy. Then He Launched a Meme Coin
Gift link: https://www.wsj.com/finance/currencies/trump-meme-coin-crypt...
Love my Forerunner. I have zero interest in general-purpose smart watches but for Marathon training a fitness watch that I only use for tracking runs and workouts is a godsend.
QBix link returns response in a format not for humans
They literally published their plan and no one believed them. After COVID my expectations for our country were pretty low, but now they are even lower. My Dad who worked as a public health nurse for 20 years supported this guy who wanted to shut down the DoE and leave the WHO. I just don't understand anymore.
a machine could, this machine cannot

I was more trying to add an interesting philosophical perspective than to comment on this particular instance
> Only if you place no value on the land simply existing as it does now and providing aesthetic value.

A lot of Cambridgeshire is frankly flat, ugly monoculture.
And? If you are on a platform and depending on random people finding your message, how are you going to get above the noise?

You have to put in the work. Major changes happen by people getting thier voice out before social media
China's EAST sets nuclear fusion record, runs 1,006 seconds at 180M°F
Lessons Learned Writing LLMap
for "normal people", that's a pain, but with enough resources,...

Although. it has edge usecases even for "normal people":

Eg. you suspect your coworker to be catfishing you on eg. discord, you know that he's in your city now, verify, then wait for him to leave for a vacation to somewhere abroad, check again.
I can see reduced federation options and increased costs, but Cognito is OAuth so it's never going to die. You might as well try to get rid of IAM.
Shopify builds a high-intensity culture – Farhan Thawar (VP and Head of Eng) [video]
That wasn't a tech arms race, that was military & police domination.

We have a heavily contested information space, & so far we are still not an authoritarian state. It seems defeatist I'm extremely to say it's not worth trying to build a better less manipulable less privately controlled information space. It seems obvious that there's still time & patriotic as hell - fully committed to democracy & people, over large institutions & powers.
How come after you roll but before you move, the Strokes value at the top shows the current roll value instead of the stroke count? Is this a bug?
The point of that comment wasn't to suggest that you couldn't also silence notifications on an Apple Watch, it was to illustrate that the ability to receive these notifications isn't as relevant to Garmin's watches' target market as it is to the Apple Watch's.