skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not adjusting at all, this is not "entry level" but rather "enthusiast"

https://www.logicalincrements.com/

Still accessible but only for dedicated hobbyists with deeper pockets.
> …it is pretty sad since this is not a matter of taste or political inclination: there must be a single truth

This is more of a salient point that you perhaps realized. In life there is no single absolute, unknowable truth. Philosophy has spent the entire span of human existence grappling with this topic. The real risk with AI is not that we build some humanity-destroying AGI, but that we build a machine that is 'convincing enough' — and the idea that such a machine would be built by people who believe in objective truth is the most worrying part.
My cordless beard trimmer doesn’t run when plugged in, so you have to wait for it to charge before using it. When getting ready in the morning, you can’t sit around for an hour waiting for it to charge enough to function.

It makes no sense.
SNKRX's Post-Release Log
Original title edited for length:

A man stalked a professor for six years. Then he used AI chatbots to lure strangers to her home
croniter: Hopefully Not the End
Intel also had the 80860 (aka i860) that was hyped up as a "Cray on a chip".
High School, I inferred everything with the maths behind the transforms. AI helped a lot. Do you successfully used the method?
Printing with Metal Paste Deposition
verY Common…
FSRS is a really clever iteration on Anki's SM2 algorithm. I've been playing around with various spaced repetition implementations lately - there's a great collection of open source libraries at github.com/open-spaced-repetition. I ended up using their typescript bindings for a vocabulary builder I'm working on (deft.so) and it's been surprisingly straightforward to implement.
High-Speed Dynamic Facial Projection Mapping by Face-Tracking, Lens-Shift
Think about adding screenshots of people using it, or explainer videos, or before/after comparisons, etc.

You'll likely land more people if you can provide context. For example, is it kind of like Notion, or Airtable, or HyperCard, or Trello? Is there a specific kind of person, or role, or task that is an especially good match?
Communications Without Musk and Trump: Cloud Kootwijk
Having seen the word list change, all it is doing is rolling back terms that were introduced and forced into use by the left.

You're just complaining that the newspeak is being undone.
>That is not going to work for Canada.

Is it going to shut up shop and close down? What does "not going to work" mean? The US is the one who chose this path, not Canada, and Canada is going to do what needs to be done for the situation the US forced it into. And FWIW, many Americans are a little in denial about how fragile your entire economy and social order is, and how little it takes to topple it. The impact of a trade war is likely to be much more significant than the "well it's just a trillion dollars of exports" rhetoric claims.

Canada has to "retaliate", in that it will adjust economic levers that will force production that currently happens in the US, serving the Canadian market, to adjust to players in Canada. Canada foolishly treated the US as an ally and partner and integrated our economies, so of course there is going to be pain. But to let you in on a little secret, a lot of Canadians have wanted this for a long time: There will be pain for a while, but Canada has increasingly become a branch office of the US. Despite enormous geographical, educational and social benefits it keeps falling behind. Trump is really just looking to MCGA. Next we can punt all of the US corporations out of Canada -- again, the ability for US businesses to operate freely in Canada is courtesy of NAFTA/USMCA. That agreement is defacto shredded now. The Canadian government needs to do everything possible to prevent discretionary dollars from travelling South of the border.

>These aren't abuses of power though.

Claiming a "border security" emergency -- a complete BS lie that only the incredibly stupid take at face value -- to push through an economic plan is absolutely, by every measure, a grotesque abuse of power. Americans are so accustomed to it now that it's just normal. If you think it isn't an abuse for your president to lie to you to have powers that he doesn't have, you have lowered your standards to corrupt banana republic levels.

Again, Canada and the US were operating under the trade agreement Trump forced on us the last time around. I don't see any clean exit of this where things return to normal. Canada must not ever treat the US as a sane, rational, responsible player on the world stage, as it constantly 180s on everything as American voters treat government like some perverse reality show.
Netflix Cancels Sandman in Wake of Neil Gaiman Allegations
Original title:

Dynamic Facial Projection Mapping by High-Speed Face-Tracking Method and Lens-Shift
Co-Axial Setup

I had to rearrange the title slightly and drop a couple of words, because of HN title length limitations.
The reason you overestimate their capabilities is because you use them for things you don’t know anything about. It’s like when your nephew made a simple HTML website for himself twenty years ago that was <h1>Hi I am Mark</h1> — it seemed impressive, but you just didn’t know that it wasn’t. Using LLMs in real world complex cases (in programming or art) instantly reveal their significant shortcomings. They are a very good nephew for making stuff that seem impressive, but a bad expert or consultant.
Exurb1a is also worth reading. He's better known for his YouTube video essays (which vary between bleak and profound, usually within the same video), but he has published several books. I got about halfway through Fifth Science before leaving it on a plane (yesterday); I plan to rebuy it so that I can finish it.

Here's one of his stories: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sKouPOhh_9I
> The term artificial intelligence [...] means technology or intellectual property that could be used to contribute to artificial intelligence or generative artificial intelligence capabilities

> The term "export", [...], includes [...] the release or transfer of technology or source code relating to the item to a foreign person in the United States.

> PROHIBITION ON EXPORT (& import) - [...] the export (& import) [...] of artificial intelligence or generative artificial intelligence technology or intellectual property to or within the People's Republic of China is prohibited.

Ehhh, do I misunderstand US legal terms or wouldn't this be a death sentence for open source AI research and any AI papers by US researchers in journals & conferences? Or does public distribution on the web not count as (indirect) export?
The IRS settled this question by allowing you to deduct mileage regardless of car.

Also people buy a car for a business all of the time and the IRS has very clear rules for it.

Keep in mind you're deducting your business profits-- something that didn't even exist before you.
> Well, fact-checking works if it's done impartially. So, if you want to fairly fact-check a political debate, each side should have their own team of researchers/fact-checkers being equally able to object to an argument made by the opposing party. Due process, sort of, kind of.

IIRC, This is mostly what Facebook did after the 2016 election; put together a non affiliated board and made sure it was populated by all sides - Facebook itself had no/minimal control over what said board did/decided; but all decisions were public.

Zuck just gave in to 'community moderation' instead because "actual solutions" are considered a negative in today's political climate.
I keep coming back to try these models. o1, Sonnet, o3-mini.

None of them can produce correct Drizzle code to save their lives. It is just straight up not possible. It seems they don't even consider TypeScript errors... it is always calling methods that simply don't exist.
Musk is a glaringly obvious example. But also basically the entire GOP fits, as well (they all screamed free speech in response to fact checkers only to do this "anti-woke" silencing)
The Weaponization of Expertise (upcoming book)
Often space cycles this, for some reason.
Hilarious that only after the past four years do some of you not care about grocery prices.
Pigeon-Based 'Feathernet' Still Wings-Down Fastest Way to Transfer Data
I agreed with almost all of it until:

>My stance on this has probably shifted in a negative direction over time, primarily because of my growing awareness of how often technology is used for wealth accumulation. I don’t think capitalism will solve the problems that capitalism creates, so I’d be much more optimistic about technological development if we could prevent it from making a few people extremely rich.

What's wrong with people getting rich by producing goods and services, and selling these to willing buyers? People laundering wealth into undue political power, regulatory capture, erecting barriers to market entry ("pulling up the ladder behind them") are different problems than people creating wealth. Efforts on creating a just society should focus on the former - preventing wealth creation is not the solution to injustice. In fact, since people have vastly different abilities and inclinations for creating wealth, a just society is also one with vast wealth disparities.

Relevant PG essay: https://paulgraham.com/ineq.html
Inside the shady world of celebrity meme coins
> Meanwhile you’re defending the prerogative of unelected career bureaucrats to veto what the public wants. Sorry, you’re the bad guy. The federal “Resistance” workers are the bad guys.

No, the person advocating for a purge of employees in favor of regime-loyal employees using deranged claims of a resistance movement is the bad person. This is not hard.
On FF:
Just to let you know when I enter the site it makes a request to:
https://hollow-space.web.app/[object Object]

Also clicking explore does change the url to https://hollow-space.web.app/#0 but makes no visual difference. I have a feeling that quite a bit of the website is not working for me.
Spotify and UMG enter partnership to restructure monetization and subscriptions
that's... extremely silly. the confusing thing is why wouldn't you just write "the article"? what's the point of the abbreviation if you don't mean to convey the swear word?
Well, then I recommend that you invest a few more years in university level studies to understand the subject matter, and then again try to provide an efficient solution to the protein folding problem using MD. Good luck.
Considering SSD prices have crashed it’s the only way to go IMO, it solves literally all of the problems with other iptions like power draw for hard drives and longevity and speed over flash drives
This might be a different thing with the same name, but on 4chan's /x/ (paranormal) board there have always a lot of people trying really hard to summon a tulpa to be their ghost waifu. For a lot of them it's an ironic meme but I'm pretty sure some of them are serious and do it because they (perhaps correctly) believe it's more likely to work than talking to women that actually exist.
The difference is Trump prosecution wasn't politically motivated, he legit did the crimes. Outside of Hunter Biden, who never actually had a role in the administration, no one did anything illegal. Trump has been produced to an unprecedented degree because he committed crimes to an unprecedented degree.
DIGITS isn't that impressive... It is a RTX 5070 Ti laptop GPU (992 TOPS, clocked less than 1% higher, to reach 1000 TOPS/1 PFLOP. As a reference RTX 5090 desktop have 3352 TOPS, more than 3x...), with 128 GB of unified memory.

Just because Jensen calls it a super computer and gives it a DGX-1 design, doesn't make it one.

In the Cleo Abram interview [1], Jensen said that DIGITS is 6 times more powerful than the first DGX-1.

According to this PDF [2], DGX-1 had 170 TFLOPS of FP16 (half precision). 170x6=1020 TFLOP (~1 PFLOP). Yes DIGITS is suppose to have 1 PFLOP, but according to the presentation, it should be in FP4...

He also said that it will draw 10k times less power. But DGX-1 had a TDP of 3.5kW [3] and I highly doubt DIGITS will draw 3500/10000=0.35W... the GPU alone will have a peak TDP that is more like 200 times higher than that.

I mean, we all know that NVIDIA does fudge the numbers in charts. Like comparing FP8 from last generation, to FP4 on this. But this is extreme.

Having said that. Do I believe that they can deliver a laptop (in another form factor) and it will perform 1 PFLOP of FP4. Of course! Like I said, it is nothing special. Both Apple and AMD have unified memory in relatively cheap systems.

1. https://youtu.be/7ARBJQn6QkM

2. http://images.nvidia.com/content/technologies/deep-learning/...

3. https://images.nvidia.com/content/pdf/dgx1-v100-system-archi...
I still use this daily.
Using Perplexity.ai's Spaces as a life raft in an age of AI slop
Isn’t that a plot point in “everything everywhere all at once”? Did she watch that movie and take the silliest element way too seriously?
You could also solve this with competition. If there were 10 ISPs it would be disadvantageous to give your customers reasons to leave you. Why aren’t there more ISPs? Maybe too many regulations. It is trivial to lay cable, except of course all the permits.
Ask HN: My AI article hit 1.25M views in 1 week. What do I do now?
My recent article analyzing AI dev tools went viral (3.5k+ Reddit upvotes, 1.25M views) and got picked up by ThePrimeagen, an AI educators with 700k+ subscribers.

I'm a developer who's been building with AI, and this sudden traction has opened some interesting doors. I'm curious how I can further keep the momentum going.

I'd love to hear from HN:

* What tech blogs/publications accept guest posts about AI?
* What about any tech podcasts about AI that I could collaborate with?
* Has anyone here successfully landed guest writing/speaking opportunities? Any tips?
* Any other ideas to capitalize on this momentum?

For context—the article discusses how AI might be affecting fundamental developer literacy and software industry practices
Hegel still has a really bad reputation regarding atrocities and his Philosophy of history.

"History as the slaughter-bench" - and yet the aims of reason are accomplished."

But there are also Hegel scholars (Walter Jaeschke for example) who simply consider these accusations to be uneducated and that he does not see the atrocities of history as reasonable, but on the contrary makes criticism possible in the first place.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lectures_on_the_Philosophy_of_...
You are definitely using the right word in writing "gang", but not in the way you think

But of these changes, from wanting to cut out from the workforce anyone but white men to creating unhinged and unnecessary trade wars with our closest allies and trading partners (even more than our adversary China), if you actually think any of these are "productive", you deserve some choice words about low intelligence that are not printable in this forum.

This will NOT end well, even for the wannabe-oligarchs trying to install themselves as our new overlords.

Under authoritarianism, everything always gets worse, at varying rates. This new authoritarian regime is no different.
Color tunable photo-thermochromic elastic fiber for flexible wearable heater
fwiw, one of the biggest uses of anki is learning language vocabulary. for that, i think you can jump right into anki. obviously grammar, pitch accent -- if it applies, and other things surrounding the language will benefit from material outside anki but as someone who spends a lot of time learning languages; my first exposure to 90%+ of words is anki (i rely on pre-built decks).
I top out at about 100-110 WPM, but it really depends on what I’m typing. That’s basically “transcribing printed, boring, regular English.”
TA already means something else. 3 characters is lieds than 11. Shrug.
Show HN: I made an simple app that will show you movies based on your mood
I've made a simple and cute UI app that will get you movies based on your mood!
The only reason it doesn't work is because the stack grows downwards on x86 targets so p is at a higher address than q. If you swap the variables round, it compiles and runs printing the value assigned.

https://godbolt.org/z/bedb7cvY8
“We have a huge staffing problem. We are hoping 5-10% of our staff quit, it will save billions!”

They seem a tiny bit connected.
Exactly, it's basically a law of nature, but significant resources were invested in brainwashing people with propaganda to the contrary. That's the problem, the hypocrisy, the irony - not how the world actually works, which may be entirely unavoidable.
You can opt into most of them by setting LangVersion manually to your preferred C# version.

It works since most new C# features are just syntactic sugar which is lowered by the compiler.

Some of them require new types in the BCL (e.g. Range/Index, marker types for required/init/records), but for that you can just reference PolySharp which will generate the missing types on the fly.

Features that will not work typically also need runtime support, so default interface methods, static interfaces and the like will not work.
The Modern Document Processing Stack
I've plateaued at 85, occassionally reach 100. I'm happy since I only learned to touch type at 32.
Yes, I think OP wanted to say OSS (last S = Software).

Edit: Did a quick google search and it seems like the acronym OSS has fallen out of prominence. Probably best to explicitly state “Open Source” nowadays to avoid any confusion.
>By tracking the latest stable and selectively integrating changes we've been able to build libjpegturbo easily on a handful of unsupported architecture/compiler combos of the main.
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>We do not hate Cmake or think it's worse, just autoconf is mature and capable and 99% of the time works perfectly fine. We will maintain it as needed.

/shrug. Doesn't look like a hard fork and it's good for the folks that need it.

I don't know what issues there are with CMake and older compilers, but I trust that they are real enough to warrant this effort.
Yeah I’m a massive Chiang fan but I’ve told everyone to skip “The Lifecycle of Software Objects” when recommending the Exhalation collection, though I feel it’s only getting more relevant.
I don't know if Rabelais counts as urban fantasy. (The labels for him that come to mind are "comic grotesque" and "satirist")

When I was in high school I read "The Hunchback of Notre Dame" thinking it would be another classic fanciful monster tale like Dracula. It wasn't, but it did capture all the different strata of Paris society. (So more "urban" than "fantasy"). Victor Hugo was excellent at that. And of course Paris was the other city in Dickens' "Tale of Two Cities". (Whereas Alexandre Dumas books always felt more like a paperback page-turner...)

I don't know how you'd feel about Francois Villon -- not a novelist, but a French criminal-poet. The night before he was sentenced to death, he wrote a poem giving away pieces of himself and his life. The next day his sentence was commuted. There's a great biography of his life by Wyndham Lewis.
The main difference between Dr. Marshall and people tha just dismiss science because every once in a while science was wrong is that Dr. Marshall made his experiment, the experiment was replicated, the evidence seemed solid enough to end the dogma and it spread among scientists. The scientific community didn't burn the guy at a stake but gave him the highest recognition.

Before the proof, Marshall and Warren had little more than a suspicion (not enough to topple an accepted theory). Their first H. pilori cultures were in 1982, with little success. Their results of the famous bactery drinking after giving up the culture experiments were published in 1985, only three years later. It's not realistic for a scientist to expect a theory to go away because you have a hunch, even if that hunch turns out to be correct! If anything the Marshall experiment show that in science you can go against the main theories and turn them around if you have proofs.

That's very different that something like "I don't believe in evolution because this sacred book written thousands of years ago says otherwise".
The legislature is the supreme power in the federal government with the power to impeach the other two branches. So no, it's not political grandstanding. Now if the congressional majority allows for the executive to take an illegal amount of power there's no one to stop that, in the same way that I'd the police stop enforcing laws against their own family members there's not really anyone to enforce those laws in their place.
All of these are minor quibbles that can easily be addressed with a single free utility. [1]

I’d rather do some customization than lose major under the hood modernizations.

Context menus and the start menu don’t bother me on a daily basis. I just hit start and type in what I want. I disabled internet searches with one registry key edit and I only had to do it once. The context menus are fine, they function.

[1] https://github.com/valinet/ExplorerPatcher
Yet at the same time we keep seeing startups bringing innovation, while the big enterprises do not bring that much original innovation. Instead, those big enterprises rather kill innovation by buying those startups. Not seldom to just cancel the whole product together.

This is almost a secret, but __most innovation come from the small players__.
Those small players benefit from open access and academic progress. It is a very fruitful cooperation.

But the tragedy is that in the US the meaning of "the free market" is being loudly distorted.
What they actually mean is a cozy climate for oligarchs, protected by the mountains of tariffs and deregulation. In the US society, the idea of competition has deformed into "killing competition", and they clarify it now with "by all means possible". Those extremists HATE competition. Nobody arrived likes being disturbed and having to work to keep competitive. Rent extraction is way simpler.

Especially HN should think a little longer about what that all means for aspiring entrepreneurs.
I've been running 32b as well.

But I cannot find it in LM Studio, what am I doing wrong that I only find distilled models?
Yes, FOSS is generally used in this context. Though I have occasionally seen OSS used too.

- FOSS: Free / open source software

- OSS: Open source software.
Yeah but it's hard to find such specific stuff on social media.

This tool is like a guest book that people can write when they leave the guest house. These messages can be read by new guest and give inspiration or joy.

But maybe it doesn't exist and I should create it.
In interviews, Andreessen seems prepared about a few issues:

1. He was snubbed by the Democratic administration when he deserved an audience. Musk feels this, too. When Biden threw some event for unionized electric car makers, Musk was upset that Tesla wasn’t mentioned. Andreessen talks like those were personality-altering moments.

2. So, he says he was welcomed at the table in the Republican Party. I think history will see this as part of a fight for succession. For us as observers, look for insiders with the nebulous skill of holding the Republican coalition together. As of July, money is no object for the SV organ of the party, which has (like Trump) no ideological persuasion on abortion, health care, trans rights, religion, or guns. Look for useful insiders who can manipulate those issues, especially in a way that’s intuitive to the lower class and frustrating to the educated left.

3. Andreessen talks about employees as risky, indoctrinated and subversive; waiting to ideologically undermine the god of profit motive. This is how he answers questions about DEI and immigration.

4. So, even a CEO with merely 100% power over hiring and metrics of accountability, conveniently the only answer must be a purge. This works for Andreessen and Musk and Thiel now, but they’ll need to manipulate their status for assurances during the next purge. One day Trump won’t be able to resist firing the world’s richest man.
Printing with Metal Paste Deposition:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42908858