skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
EV maker Canoo, once worth $2.4B, files for bankruptcy
Your mistake is thinking that you need to deserve it to be punished in Russia
To be clear, Starlink isn't really the problem, because the satellite train is ephemeral. My point was just that seeing it gives me an idea of how obscene an actual space advertisement would be. Space isn't in my backyard, it's literally something everyone in the world can see—and I'm not saying it's okay for there to be space advertisements in someone else's backyard either. It's bad for everybody.
Absolutely best idea is to make an encrypted PDA & play forensic scientist by recording everything.

1. Get a Google Pixel 9, 9 Pro, or 9 Pro XL smartphone (Cellebrite-proofn at time of writing).
2. Verify images & GOS.
3. Disable biometrics & wireless connections.
4. Memorize with Anki or your own head a new, NIST-compliant passphrase with ≥ 8+ words.
3. Get a cover for the smartphone.
4. Buy EMI tape and electrically insulating waterproof tape.
5. Tape the insides of the cover with EMI, layering it & govering the inner walls as well, no gaps (overlay two adjacent layer always, say ≥ 1 cm, if possible)
6. Add one layer of the other tape to insides of the cover
7. Story inside your underpants 24/7 powered off when you don't use it.

My setup is more secure than not having phone, a Qubes laptop, a 2G burner, or not having phone.
I don't think this was as boneheaded as you both do. I think the Cheney political legacy overall is odious, but none of Liz Cheney's recent supporters are there for her foreign policy; it's because she sacrificed her political career to stand up to Donald Trump, which is admirable, and because Trump took the bait and cast her as an enemy of the party, which raised her profile. The idea was that there was some material faction of the GOP that was persuadable by dint of Liz Cheney's mistreatment by GOP nominee.

The Cheney thing reminds me of people's attitudes towards John McCain. His history in the GOP: also not great. But in the end, he did have some principles; it's not unreasonable to celebrate them.

None of this is really germane to the thread, I just get irritable when directly partisan Democrat vs. Republican politics end up here.
No -- the people who chose not to vote supported the decision of the people who did.
The premise, that forgoing copyright would necessitate the forgoing of incentives and rewards, is one entirely of your own assertion and was not implied in my above comment. I agree that your assertion is flawed.

There can be, and are, incentives and rewards associated with sharing information without flawed artificial constraints like copyright.
Modern airplanes can exceed their cruising speed in a relative sense but older planes have a higher absolute maximum speed, as well as cruising speed.

Why is everyone trying to ackshewally this? The stat's are publicly available. Aircraft are optimized for a particular speed range and that impacts the designed cruising speed as well as Vs and VNE.
In my mind, addressing the huge lag on Switch between input and display would more than make up for any lost FPS. I want responsive controls.
There is a bootstrap shortage. But any individual should have bootstraps.
What I described doesn't have to be utopian in an absolute sense, just significantly better than where we're currently headed.

I think a lot of the unchecked pessimism around super-intelligent AI is just people being a bit naive or shut off from the reality of just how terrible things are going to be over the next century.

We're waging 25% tariffs over planefuls of people, what's going to happen when it's 100 million people trampling over borders trying to escape disease, famine, and temperatures incompatible with human life?

Compared to that, even if these companies abuse their ownership of AI and monopolize the gains, an AI capable of producing novel research and development by itself would still bring us much closer to solving major problems than otherwise.
The US medical community never accepted the effectiveness of that vaccine. They don't think it does a good job at prevention and it makes it harder to detect as anyone whose had that vaccine treats positive with the skin test.
Dense housing is great until you're the first one to build in your block and then someone slaps a few 50 story buildings near you and your city hall doesn't give a damn about water usage and sewage.

Source: living in a developing country where regulations suck and am facing this awful problem.
> A photographer can choose or create meaningful scenes because he has a mind, consciousness and life experience.

But so does a user. Users don't prompt "draw a dog" but give 3 lines of intricate details and iterate a dozen times until it looks right. It's not like these models work all on their own.
Congratulations on getting the KLAPPE!
Also, for many people I know who don't properly understand "AI", their reaction is less "awe" and more "fear". It's a real challenge to get them to take any of the actual benefits of using it properly at face value, because of all the things they worry about due to Sci-Fi nightmare scenarios and Facebook disinformation (not to mention some of the genuine and valid fears piled on top of all that; mis-use / abuse by corporations and governments, as well as other "bad actors" like spammers and scammers, etc).
Pilot not only had no experience on carrier landings, but no comms as to how to approach.

There were two practice approaches, so the mobile-landing element may not have been as significant as you're suggesting. That's of course hard to say either way.
wrong. Celebrity Deathmatch is the best claymation.
It’s also just forwarding, not email hosting.
That's silly. There's a globule test that doesn't give a false positive for vaccinated people. Perhaps it's more recent than when you last had to go through this?
I’d be interested in seeing similar benchmarks done on x11+i3 vs sway.

There’s nothing Wayland-specific that would introduce this latency, so I wonder if wlroots/sway have any additions lag.
1. An open model is free speech, therefore constitutionally protected

2. Politicians don’t follow HN and don’t care about specific models like R1

If you mean Chinese models in general, then maybe if it poses economic harm and doesn’t break rule 1
The Erlang OTP handles the issue of data state reconciliation in a rather robust manner. However, this does not span all possible use-cases efficiently.

Have a great day =3
"As democracy is perfected, the office represents, more and more closely, the inner soul of the people."
This doesn't even work well. It was still listing the old price for my renewal on Feb 1, but I wanted to make sure I wasn't billed more, so I clicked on "Cancel subscription", and didn't see any option for Classic, so I clicked the "I don't want my subscription" button, figuring that the option was behind that... and it cancelled my entire subscription. Resubscribing then only gave me the option to subscribe at the new +30% price rate.

Had to spend two hours with MS support to get them to cancel my subscription again and actually get me onto the Classic plan. I lost two weeks of my plan that I'd previously paid for, without recompense, and they warned that the Classic plan was a one-time transition thing, so by that measure I'm also out an entire year of the Classic plan compared to if I'd renewed at the old rate on Feb 1, 2025, and then switched to my year of Classic for my Feb 1, 2026 renewal. Also kicked my entire family of their shared plans so had to re-invite and subscribe them all.

I don't even care about the Office apps, all I really care about is OneDrive, but there aren't any great alternatives for that... e.g. Dropbox Family is nearly double the price of 365 Family.
Or maybe if people stop trying to build socialism they could live much better? I for sure know that all the countries that attempted to "get rid of the billionaires", "stop the corrupt capitalism", "put the power to the people" lived vastly worse than people in the capitalist world and especially USA. Or maybe there is another reason that the emigration is ALWAYS in the direction of the capitalist countries, and the more capitalist the country is and them more billionaires it has, more people try to go there. If that was not the case Trump wouldn't have wanted to deport people, they would have gone themselves.
To me, TB is ultimate test of character. Stopping TB means you care for your common man:

https://youtu.be/GFLb5h2O2Ww?t=75
Oh? I didn't realize they used hardware level on MIPS

Stratus was pretty nice - I liked VOS :-)
Here’s a try:

> As Phillip Kotler says: “marketing is cosmetic cheating”. AI marketing wants [us] all not to know the intricacies and risks [that we would find] by analysing [the AI]. [The AI labs] want us to celebrate what we get.

Sounds like bounded rationalities [that have been] canvassed by marketing cheaters.
No, I don’t see the problem, judges get bought all the time. Appealing to the judges decision is one of the strongest appeals to authority. I’d prefer his arrest record was public, with the case laid out, and if he was innocent and was arrested without cause then everyone could see that.
Microsoft still hasn’t figured out desktop search. Of course o365 Copilot is a disaster.
> I know it's just mimicking being human as instructed; to take it seriously devalues everything about my own humanity.

Since it is mirroring human culture, why do you see it in such a negative light? Instead see it like what it is, an interactive reconstruction, or maybe like a microscope to zoom into any idea.
I gave my daughter a toy camera around age 2.5 or 3 and didn't realize it also captured video. She had unintentionally discovered the video function and has since captured many conversations, photos of our old house, videos of car rides, and loving moments between our family.

She's had it for almost 3 years now and it's been one of her longest lasting toys and is, without a doubt, the most meaningful. It gives "seeing the world through her eyes" a whole new meaning.
Apple lets their design team make all the critical product decisions, while Microsoft delegates the same responsibility to marketing.
Feels like you're bringing more into this than what's in the article. Your criticism doesn't illuminate much for me in that context.
If OpenSSL were a GUI (2022)
It's not like saying I'm busy though. It's like you invite me to your birthday and I tell you "Please stop talking to me. I don't want to associate with you."

Or a more apt analogy, your child invites my child to their birthday party. And I tell little Timmy that he is not allowed to go to Johnny's house.
idk but VPN is currently the #10 top free app in US apptore.

https://apps.apple.com/us/charts/iphone
Google Sheets add-on for easy time series forecasting: https://forecastsheets.com/
A dynamic career condensed into 2 cracking paragraphs. Well done!
essentially it would be the end of employment and return to feudalism

likely followed by either a French Revolution (if lucky) or a Russian Revolution (if not)
> Frankly, it's hard to get worked up about it.

A common bacteria with airborne spread and extremely drug resistant variants in the wild can hardly be characterized this way.

However, it's extremely fair to say that this is not a new issue that has only become apparent over the past week.
So basically it's good to be an island?
Why RISC-V Matters [video]
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> Iraq war veteran

No thanks. Not really interested in the views of a murderer.
Last week it was still the job of the previous administration to publish it and it was the last administration which created the problem in the first place. Ideological purification was also what the previous administration has done quite a lot by hiring people based on their sexual preference, skin colour, gender and other irrelevant to the job characteristics.
Do you have a way of predicting the failures?
I don't understand how this facilitates or admits any discussion.

If I tried to learn more about how you feel, anything I say that indicates any questioning of what you wrote, is to support something that is vapid, negative, worthless, that doesn't solve anything, a "solution" looking for a problem.
Thanks! Macroexpanded:

Purelymail: Cheap, No-Nonsense Email - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33058691 - Oct 2022 (4 comments)

Purelymail – cheap, no-nonsense email - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27707857 - July 2021 (307 comments)

Purelymail: Cheap email with custom domains, 2FA - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=23567456 - June 2020 (1 comment)

Show HN: Purelymail (Beta) – extremely cheap custom domain email - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=19134881 - Feb 2019 (1 comment)
> We're not trying to bamboozle you with glossy images, or sell you a lofty ideal.

Avoiding "lofty ideals" resonates with me. That kind of marketing reeks of weird self-hyping. Like, the company is over-valuing its service and under-thinking its shortcomings.
The capitalist powers have used the CIA and other groups to ruthlessly interfere with socialist countries. There must be some reason they're afraid.
It's really showing his deep lack of character; Aaron Sorkin got him dead on. He's always done the most convenient, values-free act possible from the get-go.
I'm surprised to see that, as of now at least, there's apparently no Marginalia bang search at DDG:

<https://duckduckgo.com/bangs?q=marginalia>

I've submitted it as a suggestion.
software/product engineer. I'm also open to being a product manager.

Startup will go into life support on mid feb after MVP launch. Word of mouth takes a lot of time to grow, so growth is a slow burn.

I haven't been able to write code at my startup for most of my time here. It's split between reviewing code, sales, or product work. I do mention some technical work, but I'm wearing many hats, so it's a bit hard to show mainly technical exp.
Yeah. It’s literally an article about New Year’s resolutions. Calling resolutions “pre-mortem” doesn’t change what they are. lol.

There’s also more to resolutions than lose weight and/or quit smoking. I spend January planning out my entire year. There are only 52 weekends and they get filled up quickly
I don't think there is any way that any VPN company can convince me they aren't secretly run by the CIA or some other country's equivalent.
Just get something like SendGrid or Mailgun – services like this are usually free for a few thousand emails per month, and support SMTP (though are trying to push you to their proprietary API).
> this is really pretty vital to what ALL of us do as part of our product development/launching/testing process

The whole point of test-mode is that you can run your transaction as if it was running on the live-mode network. The solution is to test in test mode. Live mode just runs real cards, it should be have identically to test mode.

The reason why this is a per-se violation is because you're playing on the real network with real cards, and that means the real anti-fraud systems are active, and the card networks are taking real interchange fees for doing their jobs. If you're already processing a ton of money per day, you probably can fly under the radar with 1-2 non-refunded test transactions that you reimburse yourself for later. But why risk it? If you're breaking the ToS you're risking account termination.

> The Stripe Services Agreement prohibits testing in live mode using real payment method details.

If Stripe or whomever else is your gateway to accepting all payments, why would you poke the bear? Section 6.2 of the Stripe Services Agreement:

> Stripe may immediately suspend providing any or all Services to you, and your access to the Stripe Technology, if:

> (e) you breach this Agreement or any other agreement between the parties;

It's just not worth the risk.
USA restricts Swiss access to AI computer chips
I'd consider "over" to be someone won, or it's not relevant anymore. After reading the article, it's neither of those. The race is very much on, but now it's clear that it will be competitive.
My understanding is that it doesn't matter what the color is, so long as it's one solid evenly-lit thing that doesn't appear elsewhere so that you've got the easiest time replacing it with transparency

Either way, that is a great idea!
(I have ADHD). First, exercise and diet are critically important, it's the foundation for the rest of your wellbeing.

A big thing for me is preparing my space to be able to get into hyper-focus mode. Do the dishes, clean the house, have everything else that can rob you of your focus out of the way.

You can take this same approach leading up to an interview. An hour or so beforehand, how can you get the flywheel moving to be in "productive" mode by the time the interview starts? Think about a few options here.

Action yields action, so getting the momentum going and keeping it moving helps you feel accomplished. When you feel accomplished, you feel better about yourself and you introduce a positive feedback loop.

You got this.
Technological Manifest Destiny

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ajGX7odA87k&t=2208s
This is really neat!

It's a real shame there's nothing like Wine for the late PPC/early Intel era of OS X. That entire galaxy of apps basically just no longer have anything to run on. I would love to fire up a game of Pac the Man X, but no dice.

(I'm aware of Darling, but its development seems to have stalled.)
2015 'German Soldiers Used Broomsticks Instead of Guns During NATO Exercise' https://www.atlanticcouncil.org/blogs/natosource/german-sold...

2020 'during a recent military exercise all 18 Pumas deployed suffered technical failures' https://thehill.com/homenews/ap/ap-technology/ap-german-mili...
Life is [generally] inherently exploitative. Vegetarianism and veganism is a first world luxury, the bottom line is animal protein consumption is a readily available high-quality caloric intake option to encourage children to grow into healthy adults*.

Learning to exist in the world and hold the uncomfortable parts of being a human being has been a valuable and useful skill in my life across many dimensions.

* I'm not advocating for eating excessive meat, but going to extremes to avoid it does suggests something other factor is in play.
Hi everyone.
I'm Charan, currently working as Software Engineer who want to get into core machine learning and other AI stuff.

Recently, I have been seeing many good datasets to make some use cases out of them. I was visulizing a bunch of datasets and I got an idea of automating this process for myself. But then I realise there is a niche problem that I can solve with this.

I saw many business users or clients struggle with quick decisions. They wait for insights to be found from the datasets by visualizing them - which takes a good amount of time and is dependent on other people who are visualizing this.

So, I built a MVP version of my idea and validating it in the wild to see if it really helps or be useful to anyone.

Try it out now and let me know your feedback!
In Hughes's case, it was likely syphilis...
As other sibling comments suggest these use cases are better solved with a generator.

The rendered manifest pattern is a simpler alternative. Holos [1] is an implementation of the pattern using well typed CUE to wrap Helm and Kustomize in one unified solution.

It too supports Projects, they’re completely defined by the end user and result in the underlying resource configurations being fully rendered and version controlled. This allows for nice diffs for example, something difficult to achieve with plain ArgoCD and Helm.

[1]: https://holos.run/docs/overview/
Titled: "Why Do Keynote Speakers Keep Suggesting That Improving Security Is Possible?"
I've used Sendgrid quite a bit, it's great! But in this particular case, you may note I specified it needs it's own inbox: This particular tool of mine does presently use IMAP for inbound mail, and even though the volume for it is insignificant, it means I generally need a "real email account" for it.
this is very interesting!

though i noticed some outdated info for most companies (last updated >2 months ago).
You'd think the endgame includes a solution to boredom.
If there's a distinction there I sure as hell don't see it. Either you satisfy the conditions (testing, prod) or you don't. Don't test in prod. If that seems questionable for any reason that's a clear indication your dev and/or testing environments are lacking and you know it.
If my choice is two invasive technologies I’d probably end up choosing the one that works better, and I think it will be done irresponsibly, but if it means retaining access to the world around me, difficult to see any other real choice other than slowly becoming locked in one’s body. I have a degenerative muscle disease and only about 20 years left before my voice muscles will leave me, if my heart does not give out first. So, that is my thinking. Right now they simply don’t work well enough for me to adopt and give up that privacy, is the real issue with adoption (for me). If I regress further, and that’s all I can reach to, I would continue to try - just very frustrating to use.
I don't think I would call them endgame entities.
It is not their wealth and quality of life they were afraid of, I can assure you of that!
Or you believe that KGB didn't interfere in the capitalist countries even more? But hey, I can show you even today, in EU, couple of cases of using chemical weapons against people by the FSB(KGB) and a few blown warehouses with weapons. Can you show me a murder or attempt murder by CIA in Cuba, North Korea, China that happened in the last, let's say not 5 years, but 30?
Or maybe they interfered because socialist countries waged a war against capitalism as they openly admit? Or maybe you are caring their war now.
Custodia Bank marks the second enterprise in this thread that attempted to gain direct access to the Fed, bypassing intermediate banks, but was rebuffed. The other was Reserve Trust.
Is it possible to obtain and make use of a Fed “Master account”?
very cool, but wish i could remember the name
> So I asked Copilot (the paid model)

Was this using o1? The author of the article was quite clear that his opinion doesn't apply to previous models.
Speaking of brilliance, I'll do you one better. The feeds were also live-streamed in multiple languages using AI.
https://www.linkedin.com/posts/akshat-prakash_watching-the-a...
Why do some companies engage with it then?
The OpenSSL command line is more or less a test driver / reference for the library. It's a little weird to criticize its UX. Also: it's pretty easy to make something look bananas if you surface every obscure option in its main screen!
I'm less than impressed with the quality of results.
Sure, the sites linked are generally not commercial,
although various stackexchange.com posts show up,
as to a lot of wordpress.com and blogspot.com blogs.
Some sketchy results seemed highly ranked, too,
include conspiracy theorists and fringe ideas.
LMAO thank you
I'm 85% confident that a paperclip maximizer scenario will include Clippy in a way or another.
What’s the name for that test?

I last had one in the late 2000s
No one was arguing this.

It’s possible to have encrypted communications without fucking up public parts of the spectrum.