skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Gotcha. The reason I was mystified is that the budget is written by Congress, so I would guess a phone call to a leader in Congress with a desired budget number would do the job. Given that this doesn't seem to be the plan, I couldn't tell if maybe they had some other goal. I hope that explains how someone could be mystified.
Oh, true, debugging affordances as well. You can also use a debugger from the command line, though—the IDE is wrapping terminal commands, or at least wrapping a library and providing functionality equivalent to that library's terminal client.

I never got in the habit of terminal debugging, but I'm sure some people prefer it over using a GUI. I'm that way for git: The command line interface is unintuitive, but I've gotten accustomed enough to it that it feels comfortable.
Here's a guy (known as "zip tie guy") who made it to the house chambers: https://ichef.bbci.co.uk/news/1536/cpsprodpb/7E1B/production...

He was carrying zip ties (intent was to tie up house members), a taser, and wearing body armor. Later, he was found guilty of felonies and sent to prison, then pardoned and released by Trump.

That's right, Trump pardoned a guy whos intent was to go into the house of representatives, secure the representatives, and taser them.

Now, to be fair, I think most of the protestors were yokels who had no intent of doing that. It's typical in any protest to have a distribution- from peaceniks to fuck-shit-up people. If all you did was stand outside holding a sign and moved away when asked, I am not worried at all. If you go in an sit in nancy pelosi's chair in her office... that's worrisome but not truly scary. If you go in with weapons and attempt to kidnap representatives... you should go to jail and stay there and not be pardoned.

[update: there are a few factual corrections. It was the senate gallery, not the house chambers, and he stole the flexicuffs from a closet inside the building)
Functional Parsing - Computerphile (video)
It's not even just SV. Go to pretty much any tech conference. Many of the attendees are not SV and you'd still conclude that Macs were the dominant laptop platform.
What is a $1M TC when you'll get jacked on your way to the tech bus for turning America into mad max? You're not rich enough to have your own billionaire bunker.
They are doing that by polling private servers, which is sometimes less efficient power-wise, and sometimes notifications are being delivered slower than in case of using Google-provided mechanism (FCM). We've been using ntfy for alerting, using our private server and running ntfy client in polling mode, and I do not see significantly increased battery usage by the ntfy client; Android 15.
Under that logic can "the west" even mean anything? "White people"? You could argue it's full of immigrants, so it's not really white people.
The training process in OmniHuman-1 seems to be straightforward to replicate once Tencent releases their image-to-video model too.
>Before Musk takeover certain opinions just weren't present and/or were actively silenced.

Care to provide some examples of "certain opinions" that were "actively silenced?"
Oh yea, point 1 for sure. I call copilot regex on steroids.

Example:
- copy paste a table from a pdf datasheet into a comment (it'll be badly formatted with newlines and whatnot, doesn't matter)
- show it how to do the first line
- autocomplete the rest of the table
- Check every row to make sure it didn't invent fields/types

For this type of workflow the tools are a real time saver. I've yet to see any results for the other workflows. They usually just frustrate me by either starting to suggest nonsense code without full understanding, or its far too easy to bias the results and make them stuck in a pattern of thinking.
Oh man, I first saw this on a plane!

I couldn't believe the title and I couldn't believe how eye-opening it was.

Sadly, not a remotely practical solution given current mores, but one can always hope and I still do the "hand shake" to this day.
When I visited Kentucky a couple of years ago, every restaurant still took my card and presented a signature slip. Just stone age. They even had chip terminals -- they inserted rather than swiped -- but no pin. Just a paper slip, and I had to watch my server walk away with my card.

Everyone in Canada brings a terminal to the table, you tap or do the pin, and my CC never leaves my hands.

And yeah - the CVC is just 3 more digits not captured on an imprint/swipe. Originally it was supposed to never be recorded, and only used during online validation. But that fell apart as the online/offline line blurred to invisibility. My
I'd also thought your idea sounded like it made sense, sort of like how a trader can attempt dividend stripping, but looks like the user baking cleared that up.
Weird that the first instinct of his is to eliminate all aid local and international. No mention of looking at the military spending. I guess cutting elsewhere will help funnel that into spacex and whatever ai insanity musk comes up with to "serve the government"
The market solves all problems.

... or at least that's what these people have to be telling themselves at all times.
When I used parser combinations in rust years ago the compile times were really long. In also think it’s a strange reason to move away from rust as a language.
That sounds cool. I could use that. Care to share your Inspector code?
According to [1], they want to use a systems-level language for performance.

[1] https://www.roc-lang.org/faq#self-hosted-compiler
Certificate Transparency now enforced in Firefox on desktop, starting with v135
I installed Windows 11 and Visual Studio 2022 on my Mac Mini M2 and it works like a bloody charm. It's not as fast as my main Windows development machines, but it's 100% functional and operational.

Bonus: I'm running Little Snitch on the OSX side, and it does a brilliant job of stomping all over Microsoft's telemetry.

Edit: Running it under VMWare Fusion.
I don't know, you make it sound like a pretty good analogy to me.

A coal power plant take a form stored energy which is relatively difficult to use because it has to be burnt with oxygen producing harmful waste products, and turns that energy into electricity which is easier to use in a variety of applications.

A mitochondria take a form of energy which is relatively difficult to use, sugars and fats, because they must be respired with oxygen producing harmful waste products, and turns that energy into ATP which is easier to use in a variety of applications.
Comparing dragons to 3d internet chat rooms is kinda funny.

Arthurian dragons have largely been the same beasts for, oh, 1000 years.

3d internet chat rooms in Snow Crash have been tried and are ... lame.

I appreciate you thinking critically, but your arguments aren't very strong.

Also, I'm not gatekeeping, I suggesting why a person might not have liked something. There's a concept called "novelty", meaning "newness". The first time you encounter something it is exciting. If you spent the first 15 years of your life using an iPhone, then read an Asimov novel that introduced satellites, you'd be like "So what?" See? When Asimove wrote about satellite communication, IT DIDN'T EXIST yet. But when you read his book, it was old-hat to you, so you probably might not like his books.

That's all I'm saying. I'm not trying to tell you how to enjoy things. Chill dude, you'll live longer.
Partiful works but to me it lacks polish. It feels like MySpace when FB first came out.
one click virtue signalling
Other countries will use AI for weapons - shouldn’t the EU and US also do that to remain competitive?
What do you mean by "standard Rust data structures"? Like protobuf and other such formats, capnp uses code generation. The tooling for Rust is at https://github.com/capnproto/capnproto-rust and the generated code gives you structs that wrap borrowed data and give you accessors rather than direct field access.
Stable-Diffusion-Webui-Forge is a fantastic AI-powered tool that lets you generate jaw-dropping images from text, experiment with diverse art styles, and leverage powerful tools like inpainting, relighting, and segmentation — turning wild ideas into stunning visuals with just a few clicks - self hosted!
My understanding is generics make you more susceptible to blood pressure issues with salt, but if you consistently use too much salt, no matter your generics, your blood pressure will rise.
This is just great. A real keeper.

Only criticism is I get a poor presentation of the Wikipedia page on my phone if I follow the link. Haven't worked out why yet. Even selecting desktop gives me something better!
I listened for 5 minutes and and was confused, as I was waiting for a track to build up to a climax, only for the track to transition to something else of a similar . It's the sort of ambient music played at a store.
The most recent one was a typescript project focused on zod.

I might be reading into your comment, but I agree "top-down" development sucks: "Give me a react that does X". I've had much more success going bottom-up.

And I've often seen models getting confused on versions. You need to be explicit, and even then then forget.
How I use LLMs as a staff engineer
Why didn't you use the n-word as well?
Also, do you really think it's the same? I mean, the parody you wrote with what's actually happening?
Is this more or less ethical than OpenAI getting a DoD contract to deploy models on the battlefield less than a year after saying that would never happen, with the excuse being well we only meant certain kinds of warfare or military purposes, obviously. I guess my question is, isn't there something more honest about an open heel-turn, like Google has made, compared to one where you maintain the fiction that you're still trying to do the right thing?
It's telling DOGE went straight for the treasury. There's no non-nefarious reason for this, at all.
Zed Icons, for communication beyond language
I've detached this comment from https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42933291 so I could move the latter to the top :)
It compares different LLMs against different programming languages (Python, Rust, Swift and TS) to see which are best for AI-driven coding
Also... if you stop trading with everyone else.

One of the USA's main power sources is controlling the world reserve currency. This means that every other country imports inflation from the USA, in exchange for delivering vast quantities of useful goods and services to the USA. Without this special status, the USA will have to export as much as it imports.

"Controlling the world reserve currency" and "Having a massive trade deficit" are the same word, since trade deficit is how much stuff other countries sent you without you having to send stuff to them, which is how much currency you sent to those countries. Trump says he wants to eliminate the trade deficit.
> If the private market doesn't want bonds, the central bank can purchase them. That's not inflationary.

Central bank buying bonds and increasing money supply absolutely is inflationary. That is precisely how FOMOs work, with the end goal being increasing or decreasing money supply depending on inflation and labour market. So if you already have stubborn inflation and you have a fiscal crisis then unmooring inflation expectations by lowering rates is exactly what you don't want to do (risk becoming a banana republic that inflates away it's debt). I don't think this will happen in the near future but it is absolutely a risk and you'd be foolish as a central banker not to consider it.
browser-store and cookies, among other tools, provide nice front-end-only persistent storage for holding things like recommendation weights/scoring matrices. maybe a simple algorithm that can evaluate down from a few bytes stored in weights might be all the more elegant.
If you work for big tech now, you’re working for a defense contractor, no different to Boeing, Lockheed Martin or Northrop Grumman.

Ultimately every sufficiently large company seems to become an arms dealer, a drug dealer or a bank.

We need look no further than Lavender [1] to see where this ends up.

[1]: https://www.972mag.com/lavender-ai-israeli-army-gaza/
I don't think you've changed your position. Reading the thread, your mention of 30% is super misleading and you should've lead with how little progress has been made instead of chastising people correctly upset with the lack of progress.
RISC-V Mainboard for the Framework Laptop 13 is now available for $199
Minorities have no rights in your conception of democracy except what they can defend by force. You really think that’s the big picture take of the Federalist papers?
Richard Feldman is an amazing educator. He got me into Elm back in the days.

I am a bit sad that Roc is following similar pitfalls as Elm in its quest to be simple by rejecting to have more advanced type system features. That just does not work. In dynamic languages you can opt for minimalism because everything goes by default but in fully statically typed languages things can painful quickly. Even golang had to add generics.

Still many amazing ideas in the language. The platform concept is pretty neat. Not doing implicit currying is a good move.
> "There’s a global competition taking place for AI leadership within an increasingly complex geopolitical landscape. We believe democracies should lead in AI development..."

This is extremely disconcerting.

Google as a tool of surveillance is the kind of thing that could so easily be abused or misused to such catastrophic ends that I absolutely think the hard line should be there. And I only feel significantly more this way given the current geopolitical realities.
No they cannot, not legally, and certainly not in a timely manner.

There are simply no mechanisms in place to do what you're saying, nor does there appear to be any willingness to correct errors, given the desire to cut spending. Missed payments may be a feature, not a bug.
Twitter the business pretty much killed itself. The ads in my following feed right now: Temu, Temu, Whatnot, Temu, Temu.

Maybe that's influenced by me blocking a lot of garbage ads? IDK.
Some can. I have done well with leveraged tech funds.
Just confirming I did read the article in its entirety. Not reading it is like HN sin #1.
Insightful response from Eric Berger,

https://arstechnica.com/space/2025/02/europe-has-the-worst-i... ("Europe has the worst imaginable idea to counter SpaceX’s launch dominance")

The ULA analogy is apt. US merging its space giants (Lockheed and Boeing) did not create a synergistic entity that could "better compete". Very much the opposite!
src/migrations/20250122205314-definitionally-dirty-work.js Is funny.
> I'm in my mid-thirties and most of my friends have ditched Facebook.

Marketplace seems to be one of the main use cases that's still relatively popular.
The link to purchase one is https://frame.work/products/deep-computing-risc-v-mainboard
Exactly. Investors will always constitute a force against cooperatives; countries with successful coops (Spain, Italy, the Nordics, even Canada) provide other funding mechanisms to prevent private investment from dictating the entire market. The United States chooses not to do this. It is a choice, not the natural result of having a finance system.
That's nice that you're giving me permission to identify how I want to. The current US federal government is trying to take away that right, and calling me unfit to live an an honorable, truthful, and disciplined life, even in my own personal life.

The United States was built on oppression, slavery, and genocide. We have a long history of concentration camps for people deemed enemies of the state. There are women and children in cages at the border right now. I have no doubt influential people in the federal government would like to include me and people like me in the list of people to lock up, for the children.
Everyone needs to become well read on Yarvin's 'Butterfly Revolution,' because that's what's been planned and that's what's being executed before our eyes.

This is the early stage, "RAGE: Retire All Government Employees."

Later stages will include (per the published work of Yarvin) "Ignore the courts" (president decides to dispute the Marbury v Madison decision on which the SC's authority is based), at which point the only check on the executive would be congress. This is the party who wouldn't convict in the Senate when he attacked the capitol in a brazen act of insurrection.

So realistically no check from the supreme court, no check from congress. The Constitution is whatever the president says it is.

Final stages will be centralization of police power nationally and elimination of the "Cathedral" (institutional, cultural power wielded by the free press and universities), which are the final firewalls protecting democracy.

Their plan is unchecked executive power, dictator. End of democracy. "You won't have to vote again." They are literal monarchists with a thin veneer of technocrat.

Yarvin is an avowed enemy of democracy and his followers, including the Vice President are working to burn ours down in public, right now.
Spot the Difference – But for Coders
A little game a friend of mine made
Doesn't it also matter how much water you drink as well? Like if you drink a ton of water, you can generally have more salt.
Also, backing up, efficiency is not the only metric we should care about. We learned the hard way at the start of the pandemic that our efficient supply chains were fragile due to lack of redundancy. A government agency may benefit from continuously staffing "redundant" roles in order to have capacity available when unforeseen events occur! Nobody needs FEMA until a natural disaster occurs.
> The purpose of this standard is to replace Google's FCM push notifications so that you can receive push notifications on a mobile device for a bunch of services while only needing to maintain a single low-overhead connection.

Isn't the purpose of Google's push service that you can receive notifications for a bunch of services with only a single connection?

I don't quite understand how adding a different service helps, although having an alternative when Google's push is unavailable could be useful, and if there's some way to share that alternate service among many apps, that would reduce overhead of having two notification channels where each app with two channels has their own alternate channel?
Google: "Be evil".
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The words searched are so common that it could literally flag a sizeable portion of all of science and such flags are liable if the trend continues to be handled by political hacks with zero expertise and expansive targets for cuts.

Heavy collateral damage is incredibly likely.

Also research with the wrong ideological underpinning can't violate anti-discrimination laws even if one imagines erroneously that application of same in hiring would despite prior supreme court findings.

Lastly over zealous punative punishment of lawful speech leading to aggressive self censorship is a entirely legitimate concern.

The logical result is suppressing the sciences. It is in fact the very same political correctness oft decried by nazis and bigots weaponized against everyone who isn't a christian white male.
Definitely agree. As I've looked into instrumentation/tracing, it has helped me more fearlessly look at the kernel. Ftrace is another tool that's helped me level up as well (https://blog.px.dev/ebpf-probes-and-you/)
> At least there is a kernel and PC-like boot process. I'm cautiously optimistic.

Me too, I hope it makes building general purpose ARM desktops more feasible.

ARM UEFI/ACPI has been around for quite some time, but nearly all SBCs (outside server space) either don't support it or don't support it properly, and if iirc Linux has been hesitant to support it due to device trees.
Four years? Oh, honey...

Where do I put money on the MAGA-Nazis pulling a Putin on future elections? I suppose Putin isn't the first one to do rigged elections, somehow he's the only one currently in my mind.

Sadly Wikipedia doesn't have an article entitled "List of Rigged Elections"...
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I get how the system works but I also don't understand how congress can force the executive branch to take out a loan but also sets a debt ceiling which could shut down the government unless it's raised by congress. So congress blames the president for taking out debt, which they force, and refuse to raise taxes to reduce the deficit. Something in that loop is broken. I don't think the president should have unilateral power but I also don't think congress should be able to set both the spending and the debt limit.
Removing racistly coded language isn’t ridiculous. There’s a reason we don’t use words like “negro” anymore, too.
vote for a different party that aligns with your views?
My guess: certain features will just become pro-only
Most places only changed that terminology on external viewable materials and the requests for removing terms from the code were just dumped in the backlog for some intern to maybe get to one day.

I could go pull my company's JIRA ticket and I guarantee you it hasn't been touched since 2020.

These companies were only going to do enough work for a PR win and nothing more.
T2V is already I2V if you're enterprising enough to open up the model and play with the latents. The I2V modality is almost just a trick.
As an FP fan, I agree. This is disappointing.
Show HN: Agentic LLM Vulnerability Scanner / AI red teaming kit
The closing scene of THX-1138. "Come back!" "Please!"
The only caveat I feel is that the speed of the API is definitely not comparable to something more purpose built for this kind of scale, but overall I'm happy as it works well enough that I don't have to think about it too hard.
Right -- for example, the "Joking" and other stories are written by Ralph Leighton[1].

Interestingly, Ralph is son of Robert Leighton[2], the caltech physicist who was a contemporary (and peer) of Feynman's and part of the team that transcribed and edited "the Feynman Lectures".

So that's 2 (or 3) of the big books that feynman's said to have written that he was only partially involved with.

And lastly, if my dad were a physicist and I went out of my way to write a book about another physicist, and I went out of my way to describe that other physicist as the best and most coolist physicist ever, there's probably an interesting backstory that's not in the book.

[1]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ralph_Leighton

[2]https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robert_B._Leighton
The real powerup is scripting. And if the actions are precise enough, macros. Much more efficient for a lot of tasks.
I can get PiP from shorts 100% just tested it (At least in MIUI, maybe it depends on the implementation)

What you're describing is a bit different(It's probably implemented like this because old videos that weren't initially uploaded as shorts were absorbed into shorts if they fit the correct criteria)
There's way more than 2 million apps, since every version can suddenly contain a payload.