skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Great set of suggestions.

I experience a fair amount of over lighting on some calls due to my monitor (a 42" Dell thing, maybe sitting 50-60cm away). Most things I use have dark mode, but when someone shares their screen and it's pure white I end up looking like an apparition. Does anyone have any additional suggestions where the monitor itself is the cause of the excess light? Is distance a helping factor (someone else mentioned 1.5m away from their 85" TV)?
> The coding IDEs at $20/mo do not result in your IP being shared with the AI provider for training.

If you’re not running the model locally, you’re sending your code to them for analysis. Now ByteDance has it.
I can't speak for Subaru, but I did this on my Toyota last weekend (cell radio, not space radio). The fuse pull on Toyota DCM affected other systems (GPS, microphone). I got a hold of the service manual, identified the cell antenna cables, and simply unplugged them. Now "simply unplugging them" required ripping apart quite a few things and dealing with some annoyingly deep bolts, but it wasn't too terrible.

Pulling the antenna cable is the right move.

Fun fact on car GPS: it actually feeds back through carplay so your navigation gets worse without it. What I have yet to figure out is if the network connection is given to the car through carplay.
You'd see a lot more from both sides if the motivations were there. The motivation in safety critical stuff is not killing people. It won't matter if I get a boring CRUD app feature to near perfection, I make the same regardless, and that's true in private companies and government.

I think the safety critical developers maybe have some deep itch to scratch and compensation is way less important to them (otherwise they should be making millions in salary given the stakes), but we don't need to use that bar for every developer or product.

But maybe AI will commoditize all of the old boring CRUD apps and those kinds developers are only worth $20-30/hr.
Getting redirected to https://liberux.net/wp-admin/install.php

That's odd
I’ve been testing kvrocks as a replacement for a Scylla use case where we have TBs of data and uniform TTLs. In many of these LSM dbs, compaction is the thing that really kills throughput, making TTLs (or really any updates/deletes) difficult.

KVRocks doesn’t expose it directly right now so it requires code changes, but so far I have had good success with FIFO compaction. When an sstable gets old enough, it just gets dropped.
Same here, I need to try it again but Copilot+Aider cover my needs right now. I would like LLM completion in my commit messages which Copilot doesn't have but JetBrains AI does IIRC. I really want JetBrains AI to get better, I think they are supposed to be adding Claude support this month? Or already did?
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It gets exponentially more crappy every time

On which ratio scale (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Level_of_measurement#Ratio_sca... ) do you define/measure "crappiness" so that you can say that "crappiness" grows exponentially? ;-)
I think we should have substantially more confidence in the claims of people who A) haven’t been caught misleading us yet and B) have published extensive code and weights for their absolutely cutting edge stuff and C) aren’t attached to a bunch of other bad behavior (e.g. DDoS crawlers) that we know about.

If there’s news of DeepSeek behaving badly and I missed it, then I take that back, but AFAIK they are at or near the top of the rankings on being good actors.
The smallest VLM ever: 250M parameters
I'm always a bit worried if an extension gets permission to do anything it wants with all my files, including deleting them. Is there a way to restrict it and allow it to modify only the files it created?
I like memes and I tolerate everything else. So I usually use Reddit as my main source of funnyness these days. I don't know how the algorithm that puts together my feed works but it is somewhat awful. From time to time it insists on showing me things that are going to make you mad by default. Some scammers reversing into somebody's car on the road, fights, some stupid wanna be famous tiktoker doing some stupid thing for attention... And it seems to be the norm now a days in every platform. You can no longer see things that interests you, they keep feeding you stupid things. I guess that can trigger irritability

Update: typo
Andrews Office Furniture, next to inmarsat?
Numerous employees miss work at Colorado resort amid issues at employee housing
I would disagree…?
That wasn’t a Cessna, but a Piper Warrior, and depending on the age it might not have been terribly much (even new ones can be had for $250k or so).
The shittiness of XCode and just app development in general for iOS, combined the mess that is Android development, is why I just gave up on native app development. I'm now entirely focused on web development and won't invest any time or effort in keeping up with native app development.

It's sad how the concept of native app leads to walled gardens, instead of the web being promoted and improved to be the primary way to deliver apps. And the web need serious and continual efforts to modernize its of development and use experience, but it is far superior model than native apps IMHO.

Since America just won't do it, the EU should force Apple and Google to allow the experience of using mobile web apps to be on par with that of native apps. At the very least, allow a one click way to add a web app to the home screen easily.
It’s legal to be opposed to both, you know. At least OpenAI is in my legal jurisdiction.
wordpress is such a disaster
Seems healthy to me. It's around 1/3 the size of Bsky (which is, itself, a small fraction of twitter's user count), but it is still maintaining just shy of a million DAUs, which is not that far off from Bsky's 1.2-1.5 million DAUs.

Bsky has a better UX so it attracts a wider diversity of users, which can make it seems more prominent than masto, but the value of federation is interoperability. Mastodon can keep all of its users and still share its content on bsky and vice versa. It's not a zero sum for one of them to win or lose.
> An editor they can’t ruin: viewing a test file in Emacs

Bold of you to think that Apple can't classify text editors, file access, and lisp interpreters as security risks and ban them from the platform. Apple makes their money from iPhone sales, they only suffer Mac users to exist because they happen to create iOS apps.
My experience is that the majority of the BlueSky users are there because they do not find X acceptable since Elon took over.

It's a slightly broader Mastodon crowd. They tend to be liberal, quite often techies, some celebrity obsessed people (swifties, etc) and some hustlers who thought it's their big opportunity to establish themselves on a new and growing platform. I assume this crowd likes real sports less (or at the very least, watching and reading about professional sports), yet they are still okay watching eSports. Some sports are also more popular outside of US/EU, and they care less about the whole resistance and culture war, therefore less likely to end up on Bsky.

But I'm just speculating and building imaginary stereotypes based on the people I saw going there, being there.

And with all that said, I see plenty of sports accounts there, even in the feed linked here, NBA, NFL, so I may be full of sh it.

I tried to search for MMA on bsky, but the search is cooked, and I don't see a single result.
If the ORM is bad enough, it can easily overwhelm the language being slow ;-)
Indeed. "Oh but SPAs are so complex!" Folks are completely and utterly brainwashed by Vercel's marketing.

Pondering an SSR rendered SPA with a wildcard route that calls `React.renderToPipeableStream` (or even simpler, uses `react-streaming`) and some `import()` statements sprinkled about, dropped into a tiny vite config: OMG! a handful of lines of code. Such complexity! Such slow performance! and massive bundle sizes!

Capture the market, complexify everything, then overcharge for hosting. Thanks Vercel. Love your docs!
Felt very dreamlike playing the simulated Minecraft, as in they are a place where you can turn around and be somewhere else.
I actually did this for a former company that had a Bootstrap-based app - the designers started bugging that "we need to use Tailwind", and I couldn't figure out why they cared what tech we used.

In talking with them, realized they just were bored with our theme, ha. Not publicly accessible though, sorry. I should probably recreate this.
Thanks to the work of the community the RK3588 is also on the right track regarding mainline support, severly reducing the fear of turning into unmaintained kernel hell. https://gitlab.collabora.com/hardware-enablement/rockchip-35...
Trying to scroll anywhere on the map crashes the website on iOS. Not sure what that’s about.
Depending on the source you're translating from, it's possible "swine" should really be "lusers".
Where is this molecular hydrogen in vast and accessible quantities?
Supreme Court: Bank Can Terminate Contract Over Lacking Anti-Piracy Measures
>I fear that this ends up in the next generation of social media - never ending generative short-form content.

Tiktok already is never ending generative short form content, it's just humans doing the grunt work of figuring out which video performed well and making more like it or pushing the weighting of what they think made it successful higher.
With $8B in the bank I have some degree of confidence Deepseek evaded the export controls and used full-fat GPUs in addition to the H800s.
Awesome work, the future is bright
Did AI Ruin This Immersive Cocktail Murder Mystery?
Ruby Central Welcomes New Board Members and Announces Officer Appointments
a small percentage of Trump voters are accelerationists.
The point is that you make the other alternatives affordable with such a fee. You can take the tax and put it directly into improving that infrastructure.
It’s just an auction site, albeit one that specializes.

Search around and you should find similar auction sites for NYC, some will specialize in government sales, some in private liquidation, and some in estates.
Apple is complying with the intent and letter of the law of the land, passed by Congress, signed by the President, upheld in legality by the Supreme Court. I don't see how Apple has any liability to Tiktok here.
The thing that shocked me about doing Swift app development was despite all of the syntactic requirements for types and null-checking, the program would crash with runtime errors as if I were still using C.
I like Bristol but the traffic is so bad. It desperately needs a tram system.

Bath is nice though, my son lives there and we love visiting.
> I want companies to be liable for damages in the millions of dollars if they share an entire year's worth of location data without express permission from the vehicle owner.

Moreover, not just millions of dollars in aggregate, but millions of dollars per individual customer whose privacy was violated.
The "Why I want to leave" list
Figuring out who is doing it not the purpose of the CSRB. Analyzing how attacks happened and making recommendations on how to avoid future attacks is.
Hmm, not sure where the closest sheep is to me here in the inner suburbs of Chicago, but there is a goat farm a couple miles away in the Austin neighborhood. It’s pretty wild seeing them take the herd to their pasture a couple blocks away from the house where their shed is in the back yard.
Sure, some people are waiting out for a cheaper model - but the sales so far have been 10% of what was expected. That's a disaster. Methinks lowering the prices aren't going to stave off the disaster. Not helping matters any is the value of used Tesla's are tanking - including the CyberTruck.
ChatGPT goes down as OpenAI scrambles to fix bug
This reminds me of https://christianblais.github.io/estimates/ which does the same thing in addition to time estimates.
I still don't understand the insane investments in LLM with the believe that it will get us to AGI when that is not possible with LLM. The limitation isn't compute or model size, it's the core concept of LLM.
I mean Hitler clearly did something right in getting elected. I'm not sure we want to emulate his policies, though.
vite exists? what are you even talking about
> A type error somewhere in a file often completely breaks the ability to Opt+click any other types to read the very documentation you need to fix the error. Clicking related types often opens a “not found” page in the documentation explorer.

This is MADDENING. I’ve had to comment out hundreds of lines of code across multiple files to get rid of error messages that were blocking Opt+click documentation from opening. This feels 100% inexcusable.

(And if you do any SwiftUI development, get ready for a lot of “The compiler is unable to type-check this expression in reasonable time” caused by a bog-standard parameter type mismatch. This is more excusable though, since SwiftUI seems to do unspeakably complicated things with generics and existentials so I could see things getting tangled up sometimes)
I'm a co-author, feel free to ask anything
Why is this doubtful, did you spot any suspicious things in their paper? They make the weights and a lot of training details open as well, which leaves much less room for making stuff up, e.g. you could check training compute requirements from active weight size (which they can't fake as they released the weights) and fp8 training used.
Shamelessly stollen from another comment here:

> Uses the same code to render on server and in browser, enables moving render logic from browser to server and vice versa without doing a complete rewrite.

However, the next question is, does it solve these without adding needless additional complexity of it's own?

I can't help but feel, while I'm using it, that surely it shouldn't feel this overengineered and unintuitive. I mean, I like React, and I understand it well, footguns and all.

I feel like there might be better solutions out there - even using React - and if it wasn't being heavily promoted by a large corporation then something else would be in it's place.

Also, how much of the functionality of Next.js (Image component processing, for example) is designed to funnel you into using Vercel rather than being genuinely the best solution?
I am contemplating a simpler solution: dumb phone for daily drive + whatever low end smart phone for banking/authentication/corp shit.

Much cheaper.
Fairly new as a user so my impresson is of limited value. It seems nice so far. Similar to mastodon, but more focused on photos. Finding people to follow early on is a challenge but so far I sometimes look at the global feed and follow people who post something I like
> it also seems to be a better creative writer than I am, at least for short pieces

Don’t be so hard on yourself.

Chatgpt (and other LLMs) are awful at creative prose.
I'm piggybacking on the OpenAPI spec as well to generate a SQL-like query syntax along with generated types which makes working with any 3rd party API feel the same.

What if you could query any ole' API like this?:

Apipe.new(GitHun) |> from("search/repositories") |> eq(:language, "elixir") |> order_by(:updated) |> limit(1) |> execute()

This way, you don't have to know about all the available gRPC functions or the 3rd party API's RESTful quirks while retaining built-in documenting and having access to types.

https://github.com/cpursley/apipe

I'm considering building a TS adapter layer so that you can just drop this into your JS/TS project like you would with Supabase:

const { data, error } = await apipe.from('search/repositories').eq('language', 'elixir').order_by('updated').limit(1)

Where this would run through the Elixir proxy which would do the heavy lifting like async, handle rate limits, etc.
Probably they just don't agree with you that LLMs (or derivatives) are incapable of achieving AGI.
Back when I used to do AppSec, these types of issues were extremely common. Software developers and their managers would argue endlessly about them not being real vulnerabilities, which meant I had to put together a proof of exploitability. And since these were interdepartmental fights, office politics get involved. Just one of the dozen or so reasons why I stopped doing AppSec and went back to development.
> most people live in Java, Python or JavaScript ghettos

Ghetto is a very strong word. But fine.

By the way, as I see it Python and JS folks are least known to be in IDE lock-ins. In fact non Android Java also to some extent is IDE agnostic. (I assume you were trying to make the counter point here? Anyway I took that.

Having said that..

> I draw the line at JavaScript, never ever

..oh yes, could not have agreed more! :)

Anyway, the thing is - people often have to use languages like Java (Kotlin) and ObjC (Swift) for a very specific use case and that is for Android and iOS and there is no easy way to not use the IDEs. God knows every Android developer has fantasised of the day when they can use the IDE of their choice and still every tooling around the setup works flawlessly. But then that's fantasy. Yes, people do use it if they want but that needs so much work that most people won't even think of going for it (and most people are those for whom development is a skill that earns money and is not a source of passion and joy if not source of resentment).

> very likely will change over time

No you are not very old and they do change. But that change is not at all difficult to catch up to. What I am trying to say is the IDEs, which suck (a lot of them, if not all), do life make easy in many ways and for teams/group actually have use-cases where one setups (with some changes or none) works for most and that is their use case. A lot of those setups are top-down. Coming right from Apples and Googles and JetBrains.

Writing Kotlin/Java and ObjC/Swift in your favourite editor is bliss but writing it for iOS/Android is nightmare and then dealing with tooling around that if it's not THE IDE is a bigger nightmare.

I am in my late 30s and I have learned that it is no big deal. Do I hate some of it aspects of and dislike further some of them? Fuck yeah. Are those deal breakers? Naah, far from it. It's okay. It works and gets the job done.
So by that logic drug cartels are innocent in the drug trade and DEA should not be arresting dealers only users...
I’m much more ambitious going into new languages and paradigms. Didn’t know PyTorch, but shipped projects using it. Don’t know Swift, but I’m working on an iOS app. Don’t know Kotlin but I’m going to try to write an Android app in the next month. Learning is much faster. We’re all going to become generalists again except for a very few hyper-specialist consultants.

Different tools have different experiences. Cursor feels like pair programming with a competent but junior engineer. Agent mode often starts going in loops or changing things that shouldn’t change.

ChatGPT was great early on but I use it less and less these days because it hasn’t kept up with competing products. Claude seems to be where it’s at and I love its “voice.”

If you know how to program already, it’s great. If you don’t, it may help you learn quicker. I doubt there’s much of a future for publishers or online training courses.
This. Social media only does make them visible.
> It’s an internal name for a Subaru customer service web app.

It's actually the name of Subaru's connected infotainment system: https://www.subaru.com/vehicle-info/subaru-starlink.html
From the backtrace, it seems strerror_r is not thread-safe, since it calls __dcigettext which calls getenv.

A similar bug related to setlocale was found in 2007 and fixed in 2014. That bug did not take getenv/setenv into account. https://sourceware.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=5443
Are you using source-based dependencies? Have you tried Carthage instead?
Exactly, I swore off the whole native app development a long time ago, to preserve my sanity. Android development is also a mess.

Meanwhile, there's still no really good way to development cross-platform desktop apps too. I'll just stick to the web, thank you.

In my view the web is a special thing, and I really hope the industry does not neglect it and cause it to die. JS is getting better, but HTML is is serious need of a revamp to support rich UI apps.
It is downloading a MASSIVE amount of data. Good stress test for browsers.
Yes. It's not contagious through sitting on surfaces.
This is the way. What legitimate interest could Subaru have in maintaining this much data about their customers?
Seven Charged in Nation's Largest Covid-19 Tax Credit Scheme
“Hireland” needs to be a thing.

Please tell me someone’s done this already.
I can't help, but get generated vibes from the photos of the team. It just might be the focus of the camera, alongside my lack of trust for any images I see online these days!
here is a description (I'm not the author)
https://www.reddit.com/r/ChatGPT/comments/1i7wyq9/i_scraped_...
Yeah but then it's not generalizable
Probably not much for small quantities but that doesn't scale to buying hundreds of thousands of GPUs.
Looks nice but here's some feedback on what is not nice:

- breaks the back button pretty badly
- when I filter jobs it says seven results but really there are only two
Why don't you think its possible?
The World of Norman Foster
How many social credits are you getting for these posts?

You went from “eh, China isn’t so bad” to “Tiananmen Square protestors had it coming” within one thread.
>when that is not possible with LLM.

According to who? You?
Not very DRY.
When Luigi Mangione Came to Our Prison
Christian, have a look at how IceCubes [0] has their packages setup. We were having the same issues and copying their setup worked for us.

[0] https://github.com/Dimillian/IceCubesApp/
looks like a trojan horse attack to me.
Bought a Mirra from there about 15 years ago for £115 including delivery, sitting on it right now, still going strong!
The wait is now over. A new GeForce flagship has arrived, and it is mighty! Here's our review of Nvidia's RTX 5090 Founders Edition.
I'm gonna say the people are real but they're green screened onto AI backgrounds. Although the man leaning on the pillar one is just uncanny for multiple reasons.
Just as a note, you can almost always get by with `xcode-select --install`[0] which installs the Xcode Command Line Tools, which is what `brew` et al. need.

`brew` added this as a step in its install script[1], too.

So, unless you are planning to do development in Xcode or want access to the device simulators for testing, there isn’t really much reason to actually install the Xcode application.

[0]: https://apple.stackexchange.com/questions/107307/how-can-i-i...
[1]: https://github.com/Homebrew/install/blob/ee0036121331ff32d72...
Employers are unfortunately very bad at deciding what is "necessary" work.
Resolve Swift packages more efficiently
Slack App for Managing Happy Hour Events
1.6 million jobs fed through an LLM API… how long did that take and what did it cost? Assume 4o-mini was sufficient for the task?
Their paper goes into the details: https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.12948
Excellent models that need a fraction of compute were obviously going to come from this. OAI is actually encouraged to not to try to make their models because compute is a moat too.
If they got hacked, it doesn't bode well for the security of the phone.
Also my first reaction, but I think they're just professional photos with stock-photo-esque set dressing. I think they're legit.

Edit: backgrounds are stock photos: https://www.shutterstock.com/image-photo/young-man-using-tec...
Related from Wikipedia:

> Xenoglossy, also written xenoglossia and sometimes also known as xenolalia, is the supposedly paranormal phenomenon in which a person is allegedly able to speak, write or understand a foreign language that they could not have acquired by natural means.

> Doubts have been expressed that xenoglossy is an actual phenomenon, and there is no scientifically admissible evidence supporting any of the alleged instances of xenoglossy.