skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Show HN: Open-Source Bloomberg Terminal Alternative for Investment Research
Fincept Terminal is your one stop solution for investment research and data analysis and the exciting part is it's free and open source. What data can you find on terminal? Everything from economics, trade, financial markets, all kind of asset classes, truly there are no limitations you can add your own add sources of any kind. Form good and appealing visualization to exports all the data we truly provide you power to change and edit the results and sources. We have integrated ai models which are independently capable of analyzing portfolio, news, and sectors. We are truly working day and night to take it more better please star the repo to receive future updates on the repo also we are looking for active contributors from different countries if you are the one kindly fork the repo and help us to beat the most expensive terminal in the world.
Nice idea!

Related:

In Black Mirror, they pause the advertisement when you disable the sound.

So maybe you'll eventually have to use a separate sound system whereby they cannot detect that you're muting it.

Then, they'll track your eyes and require you to watch the screen :)

At which point do you stop consuming?
> And I think it might even be against the guidelines to imply it ever does

I was not aware of this. Thanks.
I made a site that teaches languages using AI
No, taxes on the unimproved value of the land
I mean, I completely agree with you when you say that bluesky has more potential. I want bluesky to be a better twitter (I just don't think that twitter was that great even before it became X).

But there's still a long way for it to reach out of the US and Europe. I don't know why, but X is extremely popular in places like the middle East (I was following the fall of Assad in real time), and even Asia, etc. It's something that doesn't even exist anywhere else.
Agreed, big fan of codenames in general but it plays its best when you’re playing against / alongside people that you’ve known for a while. The metagaming aspect of structuring clues to who your partner is really takes it to the next level.
I've always feel like this is a fundamental weakness with these systems. They would do better having a monolithic namespace. Want the handle @jack? Too bad. Maybe it should be like a domain name you pay for but other than that I don't see a way for federated systems to get traction.
Open for any kind of questions or suggestions on the project !!
You might try passing `--modern-bpf` to sysdig. It has traditionally captured syscalls using a kernel module, and it sounds like that's where your errors are coming from. Newer versions have added eBPF support, which doesn't require a kmod but you have to pass in the `--modern-bpf` flag.
Why not, HDCP is only a compliance scheme.
It's the gospel neoliberal Chicago school economics. Monopolies don't exist and markets are efficient
It’s not black and white, so I won’t argue for black or white, but an important factor to me is: ddos eventually stops and then everything is back to normal; no permanent damage is done.
Yeah, I wish I could get from Astoria to Forest Hills in only 40 minutes.
> if I can write it in 1-2 days, I always do it

Woah, that's a lot of days.
I think moderation is a place where ATProto stands above the other options available. ATP gives the choice to the user, for moderation and algo feeds. Don't like Bluesky moderation, swap out the moderation service without changing apps or servers. Do your current moderation services miss something? Add another and stack them together. The design creates competition for both moderation and algorithms while removing the switching cost

https://bsky.social/about/blog/03-12-2024-stackable-moderati...
Pixelfed active users: 27k

5% active users. Is that good or bad, compared to other social media sites?
I'm butting up against Poe's Law on this one. Is it a joke, or peak HN?
You haven't moved the goalposts back. You just used more words to suggest that people won't be willing to do work for free. That doesn't speak to whether they want to do the work or not. People can want to have a job but also want to reap some external reward from that job.

But I know, you've reduced it to such a degree that you can't think clearly about it any other way. So, to humor you: I know a woman who won the lottery at a young age, but kept her job as a waitress for decades because she wanted to be a waitress. I know retirees who have started new careers. I know retirees who have gone back to doing the same work they did before. None of these people needed money. They all did jobs. Nevermind volunteering, which, while you will probably argue isn't a job, is evidence that people will work for reasons other than financial incentives. Please note, these people aren't outliers, they're just people who even you have to believe are working for reasons other than money.

Regardless, the fundamental problem with your argument besides trying to prop up a poor definition of 'job' is that you're conflating needing any job with needing a particular job. Lots of people are doing the job they want to be doing. Lots of people have other choices.

> Quite frankly, I see people with your attitude as the real bad ones to work for. Expecting people to have a work ethic beyond what you pay them for, or to pretend to be passionate about whatever you're selling, these are the real red flags you should look out for when applying to a job. Not someone expecting you to do what you're told. I am exchanging my labour for money, and I think both parties understanding that is the bedrock of good professional relationship.

We definitely do not have the same definition of 'work ethic' if this is what you took from my words.
https://youtube.com/shorts/4tkEiDZEKNA?si=8Wv_ukJVhiBlnlc9

Are you saying this isn’t a bug?
$150 PS1-inspired console runs Playstation games natively
I don’t need a “verified” tag. No spoofed call should ever get through. Ever. When would I ever want a spoofed caller ID? Never.
Las Vegas is low humidity so temperatures vary a lot between day and night. Houston is not low humidity, I’m sure they wouldn’t figure something else out though.
That's basically right except it's worth noting the belief that RDBMS can't scale horizontally is wrong. Most RDBMS engines can't do that, but an example of one that can is Oracle. RAC clusters scale write masters horizontally up to fairly large cluster sizes (e.g. 32 write masters works OK) and obviously read replicas can be added more or less indefinitely.

RAC isn't sharding. The Oracle JDBC drivers do support automatic sharding across independent databases or clusters too, but RAC is full horizontal scaling of full SQL including joins.

It's also worth noting that if your Ruby app is CPU constrained you could take a look at TruffleRuby. It runs on the JVM, has a full JIT compiler more powerful than YJIT, can deal with native modules, and doesn't have a global interpreter lock (threads do really run in parallel).
Sure look at the great net positive that has been Amazon, meme stocks and the current online dating apps.
I think SW people are entitled. "I can't work unless I have hours of uninterrupted time. Waah!"

Figure it out and get over yourselves (myself included).
Why Is African Teen Fertility So High?
I code but my day job is closer to CISO. I've been working with react for years and one of the biggest pain points is the near immediate security debt you take on through the complex ecosystem that is node packages. That debt keeps growing over time, until some critical vuln forces you to deal with it - but, by that time you're in dependency hell and it's no simple task that LLMs can help you fix.

So when I read posts like these, my thoughts are 1) it's great that react is more accessible then ever but 2) there's a world of cyber security pain just around the corner.
Several times posted this week:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42694277

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42719167

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42699537

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42733580

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42742065

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42721622

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42807205

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42750821

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42780394

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42745712

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42736932

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42767349
Fun fact, that's probably the median weekly wage for the Arsenal players themselves.
Under what circumstances would commercial companies be required to buy a license?! If they provide Linking as a Service?
Sorry for the lame name. 10 years ago it was meant as a cool sounding acronym for "e-learning online". That's before I knew the person associated with that name.

The Hardcore courses are the AI courses. They're called like that because they go very fast compared to the other courses.

Currently only languages with latin alphabets are supported due to technical reasons.

This is an early prototype and I still have a long todo list. Feedback is welcome such that I can update and prioritize my todo list accordingly.
It’s gonna be real funny when China invades Taiwan and ends up tanking the US stock market — which is of course Trump’s favorite proxy for his own notional success. /s

Meanwhile don’t forget that Egypt allegedly funneled millions of dollars into Trump’s pockets illegally https://www.citizensforethics.org/reports-investigations/foi...
The GET request does not return data in sequence, does it? Just counts fr each emoji.

What exactly does the govt do if you do not have data they want? I assume if you run a service like this you would comply with any data retention requirements in your country and hand over logs - although older ones which you might have deleted to comply with other laws!

Unless you have id verification crminals can sign up with false identities.
Put everything behind a reverse proxy, then set up automated blue/green deployments. It's extremely trivial for OP's scale of application.
People have always “booked it” in NY. Lived here for 30 years and talking to random people on the street has never been the norm. Slow walkers have also been a source of frustration.
On one hand, yeah, I agree.

On the other hand, I think that being willing to murder millions of people for literally any reason might be a marker of some psychiatric issue.

Deciding that it can come down to "cold reason" just makes it worse.

themaninthedark, I understood your position before you restated it.

For instance, when you wrote "almost every society has done the same thing.(There a a few, small groups that may not have i.e. small tribes in the Amazon)"
, the "few small groups" is exactly what I am talking about when I describe how people in this culture "do not see other groups of humans as "human"".

I understand, deeply and intimately, this idea because it's so prevalent that it is almost like water surrounding fish.

I suppose that to be a "real" civilization is to be willing and able to incinerate the planet (through economic or military power), so it's no surprise that you're not seeing the vast majority of folks on the planet who despise that line of thought.

That desire to dominate has often seemed to me to be the resurgence of the buried Christian Dominionism which has been repressed to the root of most classically liberal thought- if you can't control yourself through reason then are you a person? If you can't dispose of the world through the dictates of your reason, are you really a government?
I meant more along the lines of kicking off people with viewpoints their user base doesn’t like. The Lauren Loomer’s of the world. I vehemently disagree with every thing she stands for and I agree that Bluesky has a right to ban her.

But long run, I think we suffer when the biggest platforms turn into partisan black holes.

I want a platform that is accessible to "normal" people, spends tons of effort blocking bots, has a UX that makes it easy to manage content you do and don’t see, and is open to any human to speak.
SNRIs like Wellbutrin do this. They make cigarettes taste gross.
Yes that’s all there is in the difference remote procedure call expects response, remote notification doesn’t.

Our implementation emits notifications for entries and rpc returns done payload (which is largely irrelevant just the fact of completion is relevant).

As I said it would be nice if they’d support generator functions at the protocol level.
> to draw the line from the need for tolerance in itself to the necessary prescription that quiescence is the only way to be if you want to get things done

I'm not talking about tolerance, I'm talking about the lead dev actively shutting down negative reactions to their comments and justifying it under the banner of "good vibes". If the lead dev can't deal gracefully with criticism, that's going to be a problem.

Too many people in this thread are treating criticism of this pattern of silencing dissent for not "vibing" right as though the critic is implicitly endorsing letting Nazis roam free. There's a middle ground between "good vibes only" and "fascists welcome" that lpil has explicitly said he's not interested in pursuing.
What if the bomb maker lives in a shared house with innocent people, or even in their parents basement?

Thats a more relevent analogy here, as probably most of those script kiddies were using the family PC which had other other innocent peoples important stuff on.
I am against adapting my application to fit a particular proprietary platform. My platform should support me, not the other way around.
Graphql is more of an database query language than an API
This was my work in defense. Weeks or months are spent in design and the code itself only takes a few days.

Now at my company teams will spend no time planning, code like crazy, only to redo it multiple times.

Illusion of progress. There must be a middle ground.
Thanks for your work on this! Unrelated but if you haven't tried the open-source photoshop alternative Krita you are missing out. It's basically GIMP but unburdened by 30 years of legacy code.

https://github.com/KDE/krita
My adventures with Git-filter-branch (2016)
Not neutral coverage of warcrimes by media outlet Russo-Ukrainian war
Microsoft improves Windows 11 battery icons and percentage toggle settings
TBH, Musk seems pretty decent.

He could have easily become wealthy via industries like oil, insurance or hotels.

Instead he's dumping hia money into projects, which he thinks are visionary, even if they're likely to go belly up.

Like (self-driving) electric vehicles, vacuum trains, massive scale satellite internet, factory automation, grid-scale batteries, UBI, free speech, the X Æ A-12 project, ...

Not even thunderf00t believes he's malicious and it's hard to find anyone more obsessed
> I see people posting that Elon was at Auschwitz this time last year - therefore, his recent "gesture" is not antisemitic. I was there, too. With Elon, I am embarrassed that I have photos of this on my phone. My love, Gidon Lev, was the "special guest" of this photo-op event. We thought, at the time, that it would be good publicity. But I would not share the photo today. I chatted with Elon Musk. I spent hours with him and walked with him through Auschwitz. I stood with him, looking at the nauseating heaps of hair, luggage, and shoes flooded with violet light meant to preserve it.

> Is Musk an antisemite? People, actually, it's worse - he doesn't care whatsoever. Elon, father of "little X" as he described his freezing cold son to me, literally does not care. He was unmoved by the experience. For Gidon, to be in the place where is father, Ernst, died on a death march - whether shot by the side of the road or having simply collapsed - was a huge deal. Elon did not care. He was about his press junket and his bodyguards. I was ten feet from him as he posed for the cameras of his entourage. He was utterly detached. He cared about how he looked. When he placed a wreath at Auschwitz and Gideon was overlooked, he walked away with the cameras whirring. This is Elon Musk. A sociopath, if there ever was one. To deduce, from this visit, that he is a friend of the Jews is desperately naive.

-- Julie Gray
Episode Description

Stephen Dubner, live on stage, mixes it up with outbound mayor London Breed, and asks economists whether A.I. can be “human-centered” and if Tang is a gateway drug.
my point is "it"s definition is harmful and exclusionary. "it" could be broader, more decentralized and we should consider acadamia as well beyond funded institions.
OpenDoc is a defunct multi-platform software componentry framework
Luigi Russolo-The Art of Noises-1916[pdf]
But many illegal immigrants, but last time the deportations hurt the farmers
Six Thoughts on AI Safety
Aim alliance, also known as the PowerPC alliance
Is there a default set of filters that is applied? My feeling is defaults end up skewing the entire platform.
Also of interest, posted here a couple of years ago:

ATX-80 – ZX-80 computer clone with ATmega8 processor
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=29569523

This is not an exact replica like the one linked above, but an
ingenious DIY re-creation built with modern parts, including just two ICs, with an ATMega8 processor instead of a Z80.
Not an emulation, but a complete rewrite of the original Z80 monitor and BASIC interpreter in AVR assembly.
Someone should to invent an AI powered one that is utterly unpredictable and installs in the boot sector. You're browsing Hacker News one day and suddenly your smoke alarms goes off. You do it the next day and your Echo device starts playing death metal at highest volume. You do it the next day and your car alarm goes off.
The news articles, the protests and marches, the op eds, the videos, the comments? Yes, there has been lots of outrage across every medium.

And are you really surprised by that shift? Many in this country are suffering, and bought in to Obama's "HOPE" and "CHANGE" and got next to nothing for it. In this election Harris tried to sell herself as simply "Biden but younger" instead of presenting transformative ideas to help people - and in a choice between continued suffering or the promise of something better of course many will choose the potential for something better - even if the person presenting it is a deplorable con man.

And yes, I will absolutely call out the so-called Left in this country for doing too little, for being hypocrites, for fighting for the status quo rather than for their constituents. Sure, Republicans are worse, but Democrats keep handing them free elections by being utterly tepid.

And, for the record, "the people who keep voting for the systems causing common folks to suffer" includes anyone voting for Democrats too.
I haven’t been tracking price competitiveness on those. What cloud providers offer them?

But you don’t get credit for having three tasks halfway finished instead of one task done and two in flight. Any failover will have to start over with no forward progress having been made.

ETA: while the chip generation used for EC2 m7i instances can have L4 cache, I can’t find a straight answer about whether they do or not.

What I can say is that for most of the services I benchmarked at my last gig, M7i came out to be as expensive per request as the m6’s on our workload (AMD’s was more expensive). So if it has L4 it ain’t helping. Especially at those price points.
There was chatter 20-30 years ago about using flywheels to bank the energy until needed.
well it was a left empire that jumped poland together with hitler. For 1 awkward year this could have been the salute of the comintern left too.
The relations with the British was more complex than you think, including many years of cooperation, including British training of Haganah forces in the SNS and fighting together during the arab revolt. As common in this conflict I think your original comment was superficial in its resorting to labels rather than content.

Regarding Plan Dalet, saying that most of the non-jews were killed or forcibly expelled is simply not true, not chronologically or factually.

Fact is that most of the Palestinians in 1948 fled on their own accords, while forced expulsions happened they were rare and were done for military reasons, mostly preparing for the imminent attack of five regular armies, as happened by the other side as well (e.g. kfar etzion)

While Israel proper has a sizable Palestinian population that is larger than the population of the Gaza strip
George R.R. Martin Coauthored a Scientific Paper
It seems to only allow sending a single character at a time from a limited set. What criminal use does that allow?

In the age of beepers, criminals found plenty of creative ways to send messages in just a few characters. And this permits emojis, which -- binarily speaking, contain far more bits than a beeper message.
The chaos only exists when folks like the courts don’t just give in.

If the courts just say ‘yeah, whatever Trump says’, then it’s not chaotic at all.
Except you also examine the rationalization as part of deciding whether to act on the impulse or not.
To buy or sell things that cost more than $10K EUR, like a car or a boat at an auction.

The government only needs to be aware of taxable income, not every financial transaction you make. If you purchase a car in cash with post-tax money, it is none of the government's business.

The EU talks out of both sides of their mouth when it comes to privacy because on one hand they're all for it, but on the other hand, they'd like a backdoor please.

The digital ID standard being implemented is more faithful to these principles: you can generate a proof from your ID that you are 21 without having to give a stranger your home address.
whose youth group was just dissolved for right wing extremism .
Isn’t that an incredibly good salary in the UK?
There is less immigration to North England.
How does it compare to the many other RISC-V CPUs?
Cloud will come back in your lifetime and maybe mine. Everything in software is cycles and epicycles. Hyperscaler hardware is basically a supercomputer without the fancy proprietary control software, which is third party now.
Show HN: Chrome Extension for Rightmove (UK)
I’ve built Area360, a free Chrome extension to enhance property search experience in UK.

Property listings in the UK are often lacking in quality and detailed information, for me, it was particularly bad. I’m relatively new to London/UK and had no clue which neighborhoods were good or bad. For each property, I’d have to open the listing, figure out the postcode, check the location, assess the area, calculate my commute, evaluate nearby schools, and so on.

I tried several existing extensions, but none of them fully covered my needs. So, I decided to build my own Chrome extension.

Key Features:

- Full Address and Postcode Details: Includes quick links to Google Maps and commute routes.
- Property Data: Sales history, floor area (m²/ft²), price per m², EPC rating, and days on the market.
- Neighbourhood Insights: Crime rate, deprivation level, income level, and percentage of social housing.
- Nearby Amenities: Closest schools (with Ofsted ratings), parks (with size), and public transport details (tube/rail lines included).
- Quick Links: One-click access to EPC certificates, floor plans, and area data.

Area360 aims to make property search smarter and less time-consuming. Whether you're hunting for your dream home or comparing properties, it delivers the crucial data you need—all in one place.
Sort off. Oast time I looked it was more fiddly than PHP. Great for LAMP stack or static sites though.
> Limited success such as in Manchester, whose economy has nearly kept up with East German cities while the rest of North England falls behind,

Woa is this a typo? I know little about England, and I hadn't realized that "keeping up with East German cities" is considered a success. I mean isn't East Germany rather well known for not keeping up all that well with the rest of Germany either?
Saw .scala files and thought "some verilog thing that uses that extension".
Nope. Lots of Scala. That's not what I expected!