skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I really needed this, I have not used Facebook Events in a while though that is the only way to easily engage and plan: the "ease of use" (as lazyness of not having to deal with many other issues) is way better than Calendar invites.

I'll try to use it on my next event with my friends, as I am avoiding as much as I can Meta, and Calendar / ical are not the best to deal with this kind of event! :)
Yeah, as far as my experience is concerned, all that most of those releases did was fragment configuration, introduce the concepts of ads in your operating system, and innovate some in-fucking-scrutable technology that require me to continuously uninstall Candy Crush.
Actually no one does.
I don't use Spotify at all, I still buy my music (direct from the artist if I can) so I have the mp3s. No messy bs with some streaming service that can cut off my music.
How do those compare to average expense ratios and fees in that market?
Being careful in your prompting doesn’t imply that. That can also be thought of as just using natural language well.
Musicians are notorious for fetishising gear ownership. Old synthesizers routinely sell for five or sometimes six figures. Some of the buyers are talent-free collectors, others are industry successes who have the cash to spare and both collect and use them.

Post your beat made on a $100 commodity synth, and everyone will be "Good effort.." no matter how good it is.

Writing on social media is a lifestyle activity. You'll see endless reels showing "My cute working space", which inevitably has trailing plants and a lovely perfectly arranged bookshelf, probably with fairy lights, and never looks like anyone's random messy office.

And so on.

These are both promotional activities that signify belonging to cultures that allow you to buy a lifestyle identity by spending money on the appropriate gang signs and uploading them to your chosen forums and accounts.

Original creativity and artistry are incidental to this. If someone doesn't show the gang signs and doesn't respect the standard tropes and genre signifiers, many consumers don't know what to do with them.
Not OP, but someone with a significant national platform and an explicit call (dates, details, support from other prominent folks), not a generic "we should do something!" hint.

I'd find calls from, say, AOC or Taylor Swift more interesting than rando red rose LARPers.
If it's like Partiful, which it looks like it is, it simplifies the management of events a lot more than just being a calendar. Partiful helps to find a time for an event that works for everyone, automates reminders, RSVPs for >1 person, and also allows the organizer to send messages to attendees without creating some big group thread that turns into a mess.
What do you find yourself playing on there? Is it something that can be done with any distro, or is it something that some are more suited to?
> There are have not been any known confirmed spottings

?

from the OP:

The lone individual was caught and killed by people around 30 km from the border with Sudan, a paper in Mammalia reports.

My first reaction was disbelief until I checked the photos and videos of the remains," said the study's lead author, Dr. Abdullah Nagy from Al-Azhar University, Egypt. "Seeing the evidence, I was completely taken aback. It was beyond anything we had expected to find in Egypt."
They considered foreign ownership of U.S. Steel a national security threat. Rightfully so. It is a key industry and has to be fostered internally.
Thank you; I am tired of your responses. It feels like stalking. You respond to me, apropos of nothing, when I am engaging others in conversation, as though you think I am your debate partner.
Chat is a bad UI.
Unfortunately, I have to hope this doesn't see widespread adoption. If this becomes the standard it will just add to already existing social pressure to get an iPhone in the US.
I've worked on several systems that implement an "audit log", where every single change is logged with a timestamp & user, notes are auto-generated and/or manually entered about why the change happened, users can directly review all of this, and so on - no AI involved, just software talking to a database.

Highly recommended and a big step up from text logs that tend to have a lot of trash, aren't accessible to most people & get archived off to oblivionville after 2 weeks.

It's especially helpful when everyone is blame-shifting and we need to know whether it was a software failure or just a user not following their own rules. It's not so much about punishment, but about developing confidence in the system design & business process that goes with it, at all organizational levels.
What separates natural language from programming language is that natural language doesn't have to be careful. Once you have to be careful, you are programming.
What's really extreme is that you need an iCloud+ subscription if you want more than 5GB of iCloud storage… so requiring the subscription for this app is not much of a hurdle
What's wrong with "create a Whatsapp group and invite all your friends there, and if they don't care they just mute/leave"?
Yeah, that's my theory too on one reason it hasn't fully crashed (meaning "the world running out of greater fools"). Unlike tulip bulbs or the dot.com crash, bitcoin is a world-wide phenomenon so there is large supply of bitcoin buyers. Yeah, even the dot.com crash was done in the highly regulated US stock market.

Also thinking, since it's extremely difficult to regulate, was wondering if some very clever people with huge holdings have formed a cartel and are doing a lot of price manipulation to prevent it from fully collapsing (maybe even during a rise in price, causing it to drop early to prevent a major run up). But that's just a theory.
This has absolutely nothing to do with Spotify’s bad business model. Spotify hasn’t allowed in app purchases for almost a decade

Amazon doesn’t wield much power at all in the grocery industry or the movie streaming industry.
True, and one possible solution is to stop using web applications. The other is to properly sandbox them. I have a suspicion as to which one is more realistic.
Even more impressive: binary backward compatibility
Unless they add some basic functionality to include Android users, this is the evilest use of their walled garden yet.
Colorado King Soopers workers to begin strike on Thursday
I'm surprised that anyone is upgrading older hardware to Windows 11 in the first place. It's shocking how many performance issues I've come across. Explorer bogs regularly. I can't game and stream a video anymore due to some rendering change that was made in Win 11 (I forget the details).
So each listen would have a variable payout depending on how much else you listened to that month? If you only listened to 1 song, the rights holder would receive all of your monthly payment (sans Spotify’s cut)?

That seems overly complex and more volatile. My guess is that there is no pressure from the artists or rights holders to do this. It’s revenue neutral for Spotify after all. Tidal is the most “artist-friendly” service and they don’t work like that.
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It might be thought of as a bug but I love that the Apple Sports app announces scores for a live game before it hits TV.

In this day and age of everyone multitasking ... that's a hell of a great feature to be able to say "guys look!".

For a while I was amazing my kids predicting touchdowns, but they caught on ;)
Unless you have some super special edge, Vanguard is really good IMO. Having a 0.01% or 0.05% fund is really as good as you can do and never pay attention.

Vanguard also has things like the VIGAX (0.05%) and the VITAX (0.09%) with excellent returns over the past 20 years.

You could also actively invest, where you can get lucky, but if you have a day job... it gets tougher.

edit: also you could do "better" with lower fee funds, but they typically dont match the performance over the time period, and fidelity is a recent entry for their funds.
Updating the Frontier Safety Framework
> only show my music to premium users and pay me a higher rate

Don't forget that alternatives which pay artists and labels zero are forever lurking in the wings.
Does anyone know how this interacts with guests using Android? All I see is "anyone is able to respond" but that was already possible with literally anything else.
Even if you have superhuman AI designers, you still need buy-in.
I'm trying to figure out why the excursion in our market prices is so much greater than that in China when, as you mention in another comment, this disease has hit other countries as well.
Bonds kind of fell of my radar for a while. What are yields like now?
Because Apple and Google are abusing their power to tax and dictate the shape of all modern digital businesses.
Disregarding the specifics of this specific case, government spyware should be highlighted more often. It is safe to say that a substantial number of politicians worldwide are compromised and can be blackmailed. That could explain some irrational decisions.
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Many Vanguard mutual funds offer ETF as a share class of the fund. For those funds, shares in the traditional share classes can be exchanged for ETF shares, if you hold them at Vanguard.

But not all of the funds have an ETF share class. And if you hold Vanguard mutual funds elsewhere, you'd need to transfer them in-kind to Vanguard to convert.
Better or worse, definitely going to be worse in the interim years :/ And that could be 20 years.
It does have to be careful at times if you’re going to be effective with natural language.
Pseudoscience: see https://skepticalinquirer.org/exclusive/the-telepathy-tapes-...
Yup, noticed I had it come n go over last year
The Constitution puts a minimum age on the Presidency.

We have mandatory retirement ages for military, airline pilots, etc. We should consider it for Presidents, Senators, SCOTUS judges, etc. Not term limits, but abolishing the gerontocracy would probably help quite a bit.
I'm an Air Traffic Controller and I'm required by the FAA to say these opinions are my own and not necessarily of the FAA.

Some fully-certified air traffic controllers cannot afford to live where they work, not to mention the trainees that have the added stress of training and making less money. At my first facility, to live within 45 minutes of work, my whole paycheck went to rent, thank goodness I had savings from my previous job.

With regards to stress, other controllers have told me about how they arrive at home after work not remembering their drive home, or driving slowly in silence. I remember trying to open my apartment door with my car fob/remote one time wondering why it wasn't working.

And that pay is on par with M-F 9-5 desk jobs that don't kill you mentally and physically. ATC is 24/7 and is notorious for leading to drinking problems, suicide, etc. Entry-level pilots for major airlines make more per hour than us, and we're pay-capped by law and will never make as much as their captains.
For me it would be ... I don't use Whatsapp and I don't know many who do.

Can I send invites from Whatsapp and get responses from people who don't use it?

Honestly I've never received one.
Nobody has been advertising BTC as "anonymous" currency in over a decade. It was a public ledger since day 1. This is practically a strawman.
You're linking this everywhere, but it has absolutely zero relevance.

Your beef is not with Hetzner, but whoever decided to run the service. Unless the customer violates local legislation or the hosting providers ToS, the appropriate action is to leave the service running, be it AWS, GCP or Hetzner.

I would quite frankly have been very disappointed with them if they had done anything in response to you request.
Reintroducing a previously removed feature, like the start menu, doesnt count as a new feature
Apple Launches New 'Invites' App
No, it is pretty much dialog, I would compare it to pair programming.

AI in many levels is more capable than human programmer, in some it is not. It is not supersmart. It can not hold entire program in its head, you have to feed it small relevant section of program.

》 That’s why we use documents—they let us organize complexity, reference specific points, and track changes systematically.

Extra steps. Something like waterfall...
https://www.nbcnews.com/politics/donald-trump/nonprofits-say...

Googled "usa funding blocked"
Brilliant move.

The transition of the major social networks over the last 10-15 years -- from being a space for friends to interact to being a space to consume content produced by "unconnected" entities like influencers -- has created a huge opening for someone to claim the friends and family network. There is no one better positioned (at least in the U.S. where iPhones are the majority handset) than Apple.
So is there a legal way to stop what is happening?

If the current legal framework were software, I would say that this is an exploit chain that gives root access to the government / country.

If there is not legal way to stop it, what is the alternative?
Can anyone stop President Musk?
Agreed—this strengthens my feelings about the brand. And I write this as someone who also holds (a tiny amount of) crypto
Certainly there is a need for care outside of computers too, like in law, but legal documents are a prime example of programs. That's programming, written using a programming language, not natural language. It is decidedly not the same language you would use for casual conversation and generally requires technical expertise to understand.
Apple doesn’t “tax” Spotify. Spotify doesn’t allow in app purchasing, neither does Netflix. Apple is not getting 30% from Spotify
Less latency is a feature, not a bug. We've just grown too used to latency in everything we use.
Why do they need write access for this?

Here's the thing, I'm very happy with uncovering fraudulent spending. I strongly doubt that's actually happening. If it was we'd be seeing careful audits and lawsuits against those submitting fraudulent invoices, not this fly by night takeover of systems.
Empathy, generosity, and the desire to see good, kind people happy, safe, secure, and self actualized. We are all temporary, built on star dust briefly coalesced. Make the most of it.

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There's only one game that has ever given me nausea - the video game of Star Wars Episode 1 The Phantom Menace (1999). [Not to be confused with Starfighter (2001), which was also based on Episode 1 and I think more popular?]

It's very unusual for being a third-person shooter, with a downward perspective (sometimes called "top-down", though you can adjust the angle slightly). This is tolerable for the lightsaber levels, but very annoying when your best weapon is a blaster and you want to shoot a distant enemy that you can't actually see, even if it's not nauseating for you.

[Besides that, it's also notorious for quite a few unintuitive pull/jump/climb puzzles, and an adaptable difficulty system which means that it will get harder as soon as you figure out something that works]
It's really annoying that people here are talking about "Zero" fee funds as if they were zero-fee funds. As far as I can tell "Zero" means less than 0.05% fees.
From the third sentence of TFA:

> anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device.
If there is one thing about Trump everyone can agree on, it's that he is a devastatingly effective communicator.

And when I say that I don't mean good or correct or proper, I mean effective. He has an innate ability (and if you watch old clips always has) to pull the conversation where he wants it.
I happily filed mine the first day taxes were able to be filed last week.

Taxes are the price of civilization.
New Orders Could Drain Millions from Universities
That’s the point: get an iPhone or be left out. But don’t worry, there will be a web version…
This is small but a cool way to integrate those various features across different apps and services. Like adding the Music playlist is not something I would ever use by my daughter, a teenager, probably would. Cute.
> It used to be the case that speaking in that register was a strong signal of a social pedigree and an expensive education.

It's not the same register. There's a vast difference between the extemporaneous speech of the old school patricians and today's C-suite corp-speak.

Here's Robert F Kennedy Jr. speaking off the cuff at a public event moments after hearing that MLK had been assassinated: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2kWIa8wSC0&t=238s.

That's the speaking style of social pedigree and an expensive education. You'll tend to find it contains lifts of poetry, like Kennedy's evocation of Aeschylus, and little reference to 'synergy', 'collaboration', 'efficiency', etc.
That's a great idea. How well does it work in practice?
Most people don't make that much and live lots of places.

Not sure that "can't afford to" is quite on the nose, but terminology aside I wouldn't object to paying them more.
There's a nice thought, that anyone with that kind of power would share it.
Considering someone or some activity to be criminal, and accusing them of being a criminal, are two completely different things.

I consider most financial institutions to be criminal because it is always their clear intention to circumvent the spirit of the law as closely as possible. The intention is to reap the benefits of breaking the law, without the risk of consequence. When the pitchforks come, these are going to be the criminals being chased down the street.

By the same token, I do not consider a parent who writes a bad check for groceries to be a criminal.
Transportation costs are so high that it's often cheaper to stick-build a house than to bring in a manufactured one.

The manufactured ones only win when it's very tiny (think: trailer) or when you do an entire development with them, and even then you often need a rail line or something to make it work.

Even the "put together on site" kit ones run into problems that the stick-built basically avoid, like things not lining up exactly right.

We're building houses, maybe not enough, and almost certainly not exactly where some people want to live, at the price they want. But they're being built.
> anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device.
Languages used for day to day communication between humans do not have the specificity needed for detailed instructions... even to other humans. We out of band context (body language, social norms, tradition, knowledge of a person) quite a bit more than you would think.
Rule of science journalism: never link to the paper.
No, the minimum fines are in the hundreds, and that’s on the unlikely event where you actually get a fine. Fines over a million are definitely not the norm. See GDPR article 83 and https://www.enforcementtracker.com/
Yeah, well y'know what? As a former musician, Spotify is where indies who can't get a record deal go because they aren't marketable. And no one is going to start paying $100/mo or whatever it is that would make the millions of nobody artists profitable. You pay $40 and get global distribution. That's a sick deal. If you can't properly promote shows and generate income, you probably don't deserve it. Not everyone can be famous, not everyone can make a living off of art. 0.1% can and it's always been that way. The expectation that you can toss some music on Spotify and make significant passive income is absurd.
I doubt at that size you could attract enough new money to offset the reduced revenue from reducing fees on the existing $10T.
Separate app download which requires iOS 18. Neat but will be a pass from me
They use a web link.
EU lays out guidelines on misuse of AI by employers, websites and police
VWRA (all world UCITS) probably the more famous one charging 0.22%, while the closest corresponding US ETF VT (total world) is just 0.06% (dropped from 0.07%)
I'm on 7 for that kind of stuff because of Windows 11 not letting me change the display resolution, and 10 contains just enough extra crap...
Yeah trump is not a total utter moron, you're totally right, i'd rather have the insurrectionist who hired a gaggle of oligarchs to run the country. that's a much better alternative to people who actually protect your rights and the environment with regulation.
Why not Partiful? It's already widely adopted, has all the features you need, isn't owned by a big tech company, doesn't require an account, and is multiplatform.

Signed, an Android user
See my article from January 2023, "Natural language is the lazy user interface".

https://austinhenley.com/blog/naturallanguageui.html
I think the big entities you should be directing your anger towards are the big media companies, not tech companies. When it comes to streaming, Media companies have the Tech companies balls in a vice grip.
they don't use Whatsapp in the US
Not often a software company stops users from using the latest version of their product. Why does Microsoft not want more people to be running the latest version of Windows? Wouldn't it be best for them given the data collection in Windows 11?
DNSSEC and Why It Matters for Email Security
Hey muzani! Thank you for your insights and confidence. I am on co-founder match! I have had great conversations with incredible people. I pitched on HN to hasten my search because I am looking for a pretty special team with specialized skills and the user empathy to compliment the user profiles within the food and beverage industry.

If you ever want to talk shop, feel free to hit me up. I am always interested in what other people are creating.
Hallmark cards as an app.

Silicon valley is entirely out of ideas.
Its all about the context window. Even the new Mistral Codestral-2501 256K CW does a great job.

If you use cline with any large context model the results can be pretty amazing. It's not close to self guiding, You still need to break down and analyze the problem and provide clear and relevant instructions. IE you need to be a great architect. Once you are stable on the direction, its awe inspiring to watch it do the bulk if the implementation.

I do agree that there is space to improve over embedded chat windows in IDEs. Solutions will come in time.
They've spent lifetimes observing these animals. I wonder what they know that you and I don't.
I just sent out some invitations with evite and it's one of those 'begging for disruption' applications. Everything about it is unnecessarily difficult and stupid.
“iCloud+ subscribers can create invitations, and anyone can RSVP, regardless of whether they have an Apple Account or Apple device”

& When I create an Event in the app i see the ability to share via a Public Link, Mail, & Messages
That's a fair point, I'd love to see Copilot come to a conclusion that they can't resolve a particular conundrum and communicates with other people so everyone makes a decision together.