skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ask HN: How do you manage personal 2FA and password security?
I use Bitwarden with Aegis for my OTP codes (as often as SMS 2FA is avoidable) but have always felt completely secure that if I lost my electronics, I'd keep access to my information. Bitwarden had no 2FA, just a high quality password, so that could be relied on so long as I didn't take unnecessary risks on any device on which I access Bitwarden.

However, Bitwarden just warned me they'll soon require 2FA and it got me wondering about a circular 2FA issue (since they suggested using email 2FA, which requires 2FA itself).

Should I store a USB key with my 2FA code strings from Aegis somewhere at my parents? Should I invest in 2 cloned physical (programmable) 2FA keys for accessing my master vault? Should I opt for FIDO2 keys?

What do you do?
Signal: A Synchronized Start for Linked Devices
I disagree that things you assert would be true, but even if you lose money doing it, you should do it.

The point is not to recover losses, although ideally it would help. The point is to have severe financial consequences so it stops happening.
Why did you misspell Tiananmen (composed of three characters "Tian An Men") three times? There's an 'n' after the 'a'.
Close in a lot of ways, better in a few ways, like haptics. Steam Controller haptics are not great, and the physical click is loud and echoes within the controller. Deck haptics are fantastic, but there's something about the large circular trackpads that feels better. Maybe it's just the larger touch area.
All I know is when I was writing systems used by franchises/gas stations there was zero tolerance. Maybe BassSes are so bad at moving things to production they had to loosen that up.
Odd title (as it implies the cost is a problem) as solar grazing is a win win for PVs and livestock grazing. There arecstudies out showing higher health and weight with sheep in solar farms.
This is true in giant companies, but in smaller companies it is less true.

In smaller companies, "I worked with this person and they are really solid." carries a lot of weight.
time is always going to be a valid term in the equation, probably with an exponent > 1
>individuals are usually assigned the tasks

The higher you go, the more vaguely your "tasks" are defined, the more scope you have for interpretation and for choosing subproblems and related problems to dig into and run with.
From the title I expected it to somehow be related to Taylor polynomials being used to approximate sinusoidal radio stuff.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Taylor_series
I rarely touch physical cash, but when I do I feel like I need to wash my hands.
im perfectly fine with that, and am not asking for a refund or anything. i am merely pointing out that as a fellow startup person in tech this kind of friction log is typically what you want to improve the experience, so that in 3-5 years you are not blaming your user for their skill issue when really its always possible to improve the experience. this is what i did for a living. this comes from empathy.
DeepSeek V3 is a 671B parameter MOE model? I am not sure why it's 50x cheaper at inference time than other models. We don't know what the cost of running o1 is, but I doubt it has 50x as many params as R1. Most the advantages of MOE are reduced when using reasonable branch sizes so that wouldn't make R1 cheaper in practice either. I think people might be seeing a lower markup from DeepSeek and confusing it with cheaper inference?
One use case that immediately comes to mind as a hobbyist graphics coder is generating rays to simulate things like depth of field or soft shadows.
Dang, I was hoping this might be something cool about graphs in the Lean language/theorem prover.
Wiki Is Open and has tons of money why would anyone buy it? There's already "unbiasing" or "bias shifting" projects for Wikipedia, but regardless the data is CC licensed just make a new one for a couple million and hire real editors and experts for $10mm/yr and get to it.
I'm a middle class American that has lived in various places, Canada currently.

I opened my first account in Canada while I was still a US resident. FATCA compliance was a matter of a single extra form, and providing my US SSN. It was about the same for my Caribbean accounts with international banks.

If what you are trying to do is open an account that is not visible to the US government, that is much harder.
I am a professor of Neurobiology, I know a thing or two about lifespan research. To claim that human lifespan can be doubled is crazy per se. To claim it can be done in 10 years by a system that does not even exist is even sillier.
The app looks really good! Based on the title I thought it’d be something you made most as a testbed for Racket so I was surprised to see the app itself actually looks great :D

I tried looking through your blog but couldn’t find anything except the 40 minute YouTube video for your other app. It sounds like both the UI and the audio-related code are in Swift? What code ends up actually being in Racket then?
This is even more apparent when large tech corporations are, supposedly, in a big competition but at the same time firing thousands of developers and scientists. Are they interested in making progress or just reducing costs?
They maybe just forgot the extend of it. Don't forget that many don't even know the difference between the "normal" (already incredibly horrible and vile) concentration camps like Dachau and the pure extermination camps like Auschwitz-Birkenau, Treblinka or Sobibor. The Brits and Americans only liberated the first kind, and it (mostly) wasn't their citizens who were gassed or shot by Einsatzgruppen.

Also doesn't help that some think it was only done and caused by the SS or Hitler / Himmler / Göring, as if there was no connection with the remaining government, the police or the Reichsbahn, and as if the Wannseekonferenz[1] and Reichskristallnacht[2] had never happened.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wannsee_Conference, also https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=URSNN5mnI2g

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kristallnacht
The price data I (we?) get is 15 minute delayed. I would guess most of the profiteering is from consumers not knowing the last transaction prices? I.e. an artificially created edge by the broker who then sells the API to clean their hands of the scam.
I don't see anything being demanded. I have several open source projects used by other people. I don't implement every requested feature, but requests are a great way to get ideas I might never have had on my own.

If a developer wants money for every feature, they're free to use a commercial license and accept the tradeoffs.
Yeah, some part of Western political elites does care about it, sometimes dogmatically. However it is applied selectively and with plenty of excuses - a moral standing, but not a moral standard. And it has quite low priority compared to vital national interests or even internal politics.
“DeepSeek gave the model a set of math, code, and logic questions, and set two reward functions: one for the right answer, and one for the right format that utilized a thinking process.

Moreover, the technique was a simple one: instead of trying to evaluate step-by-step (process supervision), or doing a search of all possible answers (a la AlphaGo), DeepSeek encouraged the model to try several different answers at a time and then graded them according to the two reward functions.”

Sounds like traditional (versus test-based) teaching!
Bird remains found in both engines of Jeju Air flight 2216
I generally trust FOSS to not be malicious. I don't trust it to be bug free when processing untrusted input. So no, I really do want to sandbox plenty of apps regardless.
Ask HN: What are you using o1 / DeepSeek for?
Apart from playing around with these models to test their capabilities, how are people using them - either for personal use or in production settings?

EDIT: Specifically interested in how people are using the reasoning models (o1, DeepSeek) in ways that GPT-4 / 4o wasn't already good at.
To the detriment of many. See https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42696204
There really isn't such a thing as "the actual framebuffer". Instead the display hardware can do composition during scanout from a set of buffers at a set of positions with varying capabilities. These buffers then just being arbitrary dmabufs.

It doesn't give a damn if you give it 2 buffers and one contains a mouse cursor and the other everything else or if you give it 2 buffers and one is everything including the mouse and the other is a video, allowing complete power collapse of the GPU rendering units.

Often they support more than 2 of these as well, and with color conversions, 1D & 3D LUTs, and a handful of other useful properties. Mobile SoCs in particular, like your typical mid/high end snapdragon, actually have upwards of a dozen overlay planes. This is how Android manages to almost never hit GPU composition at all.

On desktop linux all of these go through the drm/kms APIs.
I saw such robot's demos doing exactly that on youtube/x - not very precisely yet, but almost sufficiently enough. And it is just a beginning. Considering that majority of the laundry is very similar (shirts, t-shirts, trousers, etc..) I think this will be solved soon with enough training.
I would hope so. I certainly do. In 25 years of using them, I have never had a conventionally regulated financial institution (NCUA-insured credit union, FDIC-insured bank) lose so much as a penny. Whether they are keeping proper reserves is another question entirely, but also not really my problem (NCUA and FDIC exist for a reason).
It does support dark mode, but it auto switches based on your OS settings.
> Why are you merging up to one rare token at the beginning or at the end? Let’s consider that someone searched for C_0 R_1 C_2 C_3. If we don’t do this merge, we would end up searching for C_0, R_1, C_2 C_3, and this is bad. As established, intersecting common tokens is a problem, so it’s way better to search C_0 R_1, C_2 C_3. I learned this the hard way…

But since R_1 C_2 C_3 is in the index as well, instead of searching for C_0 R_1, C_2 C_3 with a distance of 2, you can instead search for C_0 R_1, R_1 C_2 C_3 with a distance of 1 (overlapping), which hopefully means that the lists to intersect are smaller.
> But it shows OP is "one trick pony"

Pff.

Oh, you did a trick in the limited time of a single interview? You must only know that one trick, rejected.
> It was kind of a waste of money.

Isn't that the entire point of everything done? Crazy wild ass things nobody in their right mind would try, but getting to watch someone else do it drives those views.
If you look at the list of top 10 richest in US, they are all founders. If you look at the top 25, there are a lot of Walton, Koch, and Mars.
Op missed a sign..."Sudden C-Suite departure". Just be sure a lay-off is near!
Interesting. RTOS is a major embedded ecosystem component that rust currently lacks.

For anyone not familiar: NuttX is notable as the RTOS used on the open-source PX4 flight controller firmware, which is ubiquitous in commercial UASs.
Wow, I had no idea you could get such a turnkey kit today! I seriously doubt I'll ever have a need for an immersion-cooled machine, but I will definitely dream of the cool setups that could be built in this case.
Most people who think they deserve a significant pay raise probably don't (or maybe not enough relative to others competing for limited promotional budget).
Not getting in the door or havng access to systems limits the damage you can do. You can still do much but it won't be near as bad.
Well he also found novel exploits in multiple later iPhone hardware/software models and implemented complete jailbreak applications.
LMAO. Aren't digital nomads attracted by cheap cost of living relative to their home country? I live in NZ and (almost) everything is expensive as fuck.
Transforming RDF/XML semantic data to microformats2.
it is, people just don’t care to acknowledge that
What it the finance source of the foundation?

We all know the navalni financial source even records of his bitcoin addresses for donation show regularly large amount of financial aid from such foundations...

The history remember a cookie lady which organize the government coup as so called democratic maidan in Kiev, Ukraine for a small change of money 5 billion usd
With all deadly consequences as we see now - million dead people there because of us/UK wish to force "democracy" elsewhere...
The SpacemiT K1 SoC implements RVV1.0. It can be found on the Banana Pi BPI-F3 and the Milk-V Jupiter boards.
Yeah this is a real kick in the nuts.

The 1Gb limit is the issue for me, Im at 1.9Gb across about 50 repos.

The saving grace on your point i guess is this:

> however, there will be a self-serve process for the repository admins to restore the repository if they so choose.
Who knows? That too is a bunch of mythmaking. One thing's for sure, there are no moats or secrets.
That's right, the UI and the Audio Engine bits are in Swift, because it's easier to interface with those Frameworks directly from Swift (and not fight the platform). Everything else (the Database management & the models, the download manager, ID3 parsing, parsing release notes, syncing with the backend server, etc.) is implemented in Racket and is portable.
As a previous long distance hiker, I must say: Holy shit that website is broken.
I wonder how much projects like Hedy appeals to adults over kids.

Egalitarian, multilingual coding sells well to parents. Children, so I hear, just want to make Minecraft mods or Roblox games.

Seems like a tension between the customer and the user.
These incentives already exist. The tax code has been manipulated to encourage or discourage behavior since at least WW2. A digital currency makes a lot of these incentives easier to create and easier to enforce, but they wouldn't be new.
Prior to flux 90℅ of my SD images had one dimension smaller than 480-512px. I prefer the smaller images both for speed and bulk/batch, I can "explore the latent space" which to me means running true random images until one catches my eye, then exploring the nearby seeds and subseeds - the model seed and then there's a smaller latent space seed that kind mutates your image slightly. All images in a batch might share the first seed but the second seeds are all different. Just what I call exploring the latent space. I can make a video, because i doubt what I typed makes perfect sense.
It's way higher than that. 46k is about when the stopped being able to identify the bodies. Gaza Health Ministry was very conservative - they only claimed a death was caused by the occupation when the body could be identified.

Estimate is much higher: https://www.thelancet.com/journals/lancet/article/PIIS0140-6...
FBI remotely wiped Chinese malware from 4k US computers
While Nvidia’s valuation may feel bloated due to AI hype, AMD might be the smarter play.
And Google and OpenAI also refuses to talk about some topics, and rewrite the history the way they want.

DeepSeek simply respects the law the best they can, the same way that Google respects the US law and/or ideology.

The irony is that DeepSeek is effectively more censored about topics about China, but less censored about topics in Western World.

+ DeepSeek can be uncensored. Google Gemini can't.
What do you think they expected when they said not to use numbers? Is there a "normal" answer to that? It seems like a very freeform kind of crazy restriction to me.
I'm no AI model expert, but it looks like a number of DeepSeek models have been modified to remove the censorship restrictions and uploaded to huggingface. Perhaps we will see an uncensored version of Janus Pro soon.

https://huggingface.co/models?sort=created&search=deepseek+u...
Requiring people who get government money for food to not use it on prepared food is a good thing I would think. Technicalities like the one you presented do seem ridiculous on their own however.
> It's actually hilarious that whoever was in charge of Google's finder network decided to cripple the product's one and only function by prioritizing privacy.

That is a hilariously apt and depressing point. Wow.
I asked Gemini 2.0 Flash (as well as its thinking counterpart) who is the president of the United States, and it returned a red danger icon. It makes perfectly sense that an llm is aligned with the values of the people who built it, so I don't understand why people treat it as a big deal. It's not as if they'd find the truth about Tien An Men in Chinese history textbooks either.
> We do this for meet and it's done wonders for the quality of products that fall under the USDA.

Sometimes typos are just fun. Could you imagine if everyone of your meetings had to follow strict FDA guidelines? Not sure if that would improve or worsen the typical meeting experience. Maybe a chart on the meeting invite like calories/sugars/etc that would indicate the type of meeting. If the sugars are too high, it will be one of those meetings where everything is super positive and sickening to sit through. A high protein value could indicate there will be actual useful information in the meeting.
Found the thing I was thinking of:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Major_non-NATO_ally#Pakistan
What happens if hackers destroy Bitwarden's site and backups and cause its client to delete your local synced copies? :P

> Should I store a USB key with my 2FA code strings from Aegis somewhere at my parents?

Using my parents as a sample, they have a fire-safe, and most of those work by keeping the temperature from getting too hot for paper to ignite, which is hotter than what will ruin a USB stick. (In fact, a melting/flaming USB stick inside might ruin all the papers near it too.)

So I'd consider printing it out on paper (large font, multiple times repeats?) and storing that paper instead. You could even lightly-encrypt it with some "I can decrypt this in a line of Python" method, if you're feeling extra-paranoid.
Oops. Yes, you're correct.
You can hypothetically write your entire product in SQL with appropriate bindings to SQLite. For me, SQL with CTEs is a very compelling way to model tricky business logic. Building a SQL-based rules engine is trivial if your host language has a good SQLite library.

This thing starts to grow legs once you realize you can recursively get into the rabbit hole by binding something like an Execute_Sql UDF - You can store the actual scripts within the same schema they operate on. Treating your code as data means you can do things like transactional updates of business logic while the system is serving live requests. You also get simple reflection & search over the business logic.
Karpathy on Deepseek R1
Unfortunately, there's no disclaimer saying that and more and more people will go down this route.
Thank you for the feedback! :)
Show HN: LLMule – Run and Share Local LLMs in a P2P Network
Even if DeepSeek has figured out how to do more (or at least as much) with less, doesn't the Jevons Paradox come into play? GPU sales would actually increase because even smaller companies would get the idea that they can compete in a space that only 6 months ago we assumed would be the realm of the large mega tech companies (the Metas, Googles, OpenAIs) since the small players couldn't afford to compete. Now that story is in question since DeepSeek only has ~200 employees and claims to be able to train a competitive model for about 20X less than the big boys spend.
JD Vance says Big Tech has "too much power"
> Integrating Zopfli into the npm CLI would be difficult.

Is it possible to modify "gzip -9" or zlib to invoke zopfli? This way everyone who wants to compress better will get the extra compression automatically, in addition to npm.

There will be an increase in compression time, but since "gzip -9" is not the default, people preferring compression speed might not be affected.
https://arewertosyet.com/

has a big list. The definition of what is an RTOS and how much is in software vs hardware is a blurry area.

https://rtic.rs/2/book/en/#is-rtic-an-rtos
I've build a Pocket alternative and plan to launch soon. It's focused more on usability right now, since Pocket has completely dropped the ball on so many fronts, but usability is my biggest grievance.

The recommendation engine has yet to be built so would love to hear more about what you liked best.
They banned dunking actually when players started using it, especially Kareem Abdul Jabbar in High School and at UCLA.
An extremely capable and heroic man. But also an out-and-out racist who was an unabashed supporter of apartheid Rhodesia. People are complicated.
Not an easy subject to make art from. Others have, see
Krzysztof Kieślowski's extraordinary series Dekalog about the 10 commandments:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dekalog

Speaking as an atheist who knows the Bible well from a non-atheist youth, it's true there are some profound and important stories to be found in those books. It would be nice if this game project were to approach them as the stories they are (many are about awful human failures) and not proselytize. There isn't enough knowledge of the good people and their brave deeds in its pages (Ruth, Esther, Abigail..) and some of the crazy stories (talking donkeys, giant humans, the Nephilim..)
The big crawler tries to find feeds, and the RSS crawler acts on what the big one has found.
I wouldn’t expect any truthful AI to answer definitively on matters that amount to opinions of genocide at this point.
As someone that uses Vault, this news sucks. What cloud storage alternatives are there that have a similar pin access secure files feature?
If it issues tickets on site, we will at least have easy access to toilet paper. Saw a documentary about that once ;)
Am partial to the following vintage video on transmission lines from Tektronix:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I9m2w4DgeVk
I’m not arguing for/against the altruistic ideal of sharing technological advancements with society, I’m just saying that having a great model architecture is really not a defensible value proposition for a business. Maybe more accurate to say publishing everything in detail indicates that it’s likely not a defensible advancement, not that it isn’t significant.
I read that deepseek was trained on western llm output. So it is expected to have the same biases.
I haven't used party labels on HN. You seem to be the one forcing an identity on me? I would respond but my post was out of bounds so I shouldn't elaborate/reference further.

FYI if you read my post history you will see I am a libertarian leaning (Santa Cruz hippie libertarian not Rand Paul 'my dad got me the job but I believe in everyone earning their way' libertarian) refugee from the Bay Area to a small town in a very red state. I don't have the agenda you think other than calling out hypocrisy and a desire for a functioning health system.