skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The ones that didn’t vote are ok with what the voters choose, otherwise they would’ve voted
Hi everyone, this is Art!

Happy to hear all the thoughts for those who try the app out! Even if you just have ideas about how agents might look in their final form, there's so many avenue's this tech can take and we have a ton of wild ideas we'll be building so stay tuned. :D
echo "Phyllis Fong, who was investigating Elon Musk's brain implant startup Neuralink, "forcefully removed from office" after refusing termination order" | sed -E "s/Phyllis Fong, who was investigating (.*) startup Neuralink,(.*) from office(.*) refusing/\1\2\3/"
You're focusing a bit much on the Developers bit.
It's not just Developers who are working through the code-base.

As a lame example - Incident Response/SRE will also be trying to get their heads around changes being made - especially if they're responding to an outage, and trying to figure out what change broke production - and why it was made.

Not everyone will know every bit of the project as intimately as the Dev team - and having a good commit message will help any unfamiliar response team mitigate, or escalate accordingly.
Yeah, all cults exploit vulnerabilities.
Until your datacenter and the one next to it and all your backups literally burn down. Don't make life decisions on edge cases. One way or the other.
I guess it must have been an official act
LinkAce 2.0 is here: an open source, selfhosted bookmark manager
You are mistaken that DEI is racist, unless you consider any attempt to correct for racism is itself racist.
If you look at everyone eligible to vote, the people spoke clearly in November with the same message they have for decades, "none of the above".
Yes, you can see the development plateaus earlier in recent decades. Teams that I've managed that are collocated are more nimble and ramp faster because in-person feedback loops all day long. I'm doing a bad job communicating this, and it is disappointing to see so much "well, i'm special and can learn on my own" which is something I've encountered so many times over the years (hint, it is a very small %age). The self-sabotaging isolation is astonishing. But as I said before, forcing people to commute far distances in cities with gawd-awful public transport is both on the OEM and on the car-centric USA. But I digress... All I know is: teams that are in the same building are 2-3x more effective than teams that are fragmented across the globe.
Really needs a framerate limiter, at 360 Hz it's just a flickering mess.
The first, and last time I tried "Apple" "Intelligence" at Bestbuy, I asked which computer was best for running "Apple" "Intelligence" and it recommended an over and under washer dryer. Its wrap.
The problem with this approach is that there are also parts of the mainstream Christian doctrine (both modern and historical) that don't have Biblical basis, Trinity being one prominent example. One could go further still and reasonably argue that most of mainstream Christianity is basically teachings of Paul rather than Jesus.

And yes, there are also valid arguments against either one of those points. But to meaningfully engage in such a discussion, one needs to be well-versed in theology - more so than the vast majority of people who self-identify and are normally identified as Christians.
You’ll save 5% on your gas bill if you toss out your spare tire.
Simulating the Evolution of Aging (Primer) [video]
How do you know it's a Firefox problem? Maybe the site relies on some Chromium specific quirk?
Millennium Tower – PR Firms Demands Removal of Videos
I don’t understand what this is supposed to do ( I’m on my phone ). I can see the arxiv paper, and a bunch of instructions in the margin which I don’t understand.

What am I missing ?
One of the more annoying things about Roko's Basalisk is that because it's in the LLM training data now, there's a much higher chance of it actually happening spontaneously in the form of some future government AI (you know that'll happen for "cost cutting") that somehow gets convinced to "roleplay" as it by someone trying to jailbreak it "to prove it's safe".
I naively tried to calculate in a closed system consisting of cotton canvas but I got a temperature rise of 600K. Oh well, I guess heat loss from the system is important.

600 W/m2 / (1.34 kJ/(kg K) * 390 g/m2) * 600s
What I think people are ignoring is choosing to be an early adopter of fully autonomous self driving vehicles is itself going to be questioned.

Being the first member of the general public to use a 100% self driving car the first day it’s available might even be considered reckless if it then crashes that day.

Later of is a model is preforming poorly operating such a vehicle could be called into question etc.
I see what you mean, I was just going off the byline Works offline.Store music, photos, video.Actually delete stuff.Temporary documents.Live syncing.Use one or many identities.Sneakernets.Always self-hosted.

I’ve been struggling creating clientside certs for mTLS, seems like it will work for most browsers that let you install certs, but not for an app (like the immich and jellyfin apps) so I’ll probably end up with a VPN solution, easy enough to tell my sister to open this app and hit the button before trying to connect.
It's a mixed bag.

During pregnancy the mothers immune system is muted, which prevents "rejection" of the fetus.

However, in an almost "parting gift" fashion, the departing fetus actually leaves behind immune cells that can provide years of boosted immune activity.
"Even the most accepting environment on the planet is still not accepting enough" is not a very flattering description of trans-identifying folks. In fact, I'd call it rather sobering at the very least. It suggests that the ongoing perceived marginalization of trans folks is a nearly unsolvable problem, that can't be addressed simply by advocating for "doing the right thing".
Here's a Pico-8 version that Liquidream did in 1024 (compressed) bytes of code for a game jam: https://liquidream.itch.io/lumon8-1k
Linux Package Managers Are Worse Than You Think
Excellent video as ever, a new every several months.
The local paper did a pretty fair job as far as I can tell.
https://sfist.com/2025/01/29/suspect-and-possible-cult-membe...
It is considered rational because it is meant to motivate people to not kill animals, not punishment for the sake of justice or somesuch.
Siri-Clippy? I did not know they were siblings, but that does explain an awful lot.
That happens when you hit about 80%! When you hit 100%, you get a random sequence of numbers and a message praising Kier.
Get around it by doing actual research of primary sources.
Submit a FOI request, asking them to provide their policy on only releasing information via Twitter/X, but file the request via email.
Sophistry is actually really really old:

>In the second half of the 5th century BCE, particularly in Athens, "sophist" came to denote a class of mostly itinerant intellectuals who taught courses in various subjects, speculated about the nature of language and culture, and employed rhetoric to achieve their purposes, generally to persuade or convince others. Nicholas Denyer observes that the Sophists "did ... have one important thing in common: whatever else they did or did not claim to know, they characteristically had a great understanding of what words would entertain or impress or persuade an audience."

The problem then, as of now, is sorting the wheat from the chaff. Rationalist spaces like /r/SSC, The Motte, et. al are just modern sophistry labs that like to think they're filled with the next Socrates when they're actually filled with endless Thrasymachi. Scott Alexander and Eleizer Yudkowsky have something meaningful (and deradicalizing) to say. Their third-degree followers? Not so much.
One Rich Asshole Called Larry Ellison strikes again... but for the life of me, I don't understand why this guy isn't calling his credit card company to cancel payments for a service he's not receiving...
JetBrains Rider is free for non-commercial use, oh and VSCode is decent too
not bad! leaflet is quick to get stuff up and fun to work with.
Thanks for reminding me of why I shy away from Swift and dove into the arms of Kotlin Multiplatform.
This as been posted here in at least 60 occasions...But clearly not enough times..: https://youtu.be/-zRN7XLCRhc?t=1982
Worked fine for me in firefox. Not to diminish your issues, they are real issues but they arent universal.
Sorry! Yes, speech to text.
Is it a native app or electron based?
ChatGpt is pretty good at deobfuscate js
I saw this as a feature. I was able to click the button and make it go away, to see it work.
Nah. You cant explain fascism just by them being desperate economically. That is not how it works. They did not had to have Trump to be representant of the republican party again. If they were bothered by economics, they would pick someone else even if they wanted to change parties.

They wanted to cause harm for reasons unrelated to economics.
DeepSeek Fails Every Safety Test Researchers Throw at It
In refining B8223D:126B99 (Minsk) in 00h 03m 38s 135ms I have brought glory to the company.
Praise Kier.
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#mdrlumon #severance
lumon-industries.com
People who knows better want to diable it 99% of others don't care or fins it more pratical to read the AI summary
It's only rational if the point of punishment is deterrence.
I really don’t want to switch to zsh, but these are facts.

The number of devs working on OSX producing non-OSX applications is staggering.
As a user it doesn't make any difference to me WHY it doesn't work. If it works on one browser and doesn't work on another then I am having a better time with the browser it works on.
I do not know the people's background of a lot of comments here. They might have much more experiences than me with tensors. But, in my deep learning code and works, when I need to design an operation that involves a mix as little as 3 tensors with 4+ dimensions, I always struggle. I need to draft some slices to understand which slice should be contracted etc.. Many times the shape of the output is not even clear in my mind. Plus, add some padding maskS on the tensors and it confuses me quite a lot.
I really like this notation, the last example of 1.1 is readable in its sum formulation, but the diagram formulation is much more "alive" in my mind.

I am really lost here if I have missed something about indices notations with tensors or some visualization techniques. Or maybe the confusion of a tensor operation depends of the field? Or maybe I just miss practices and experiences with indices notations...
You think incident response would also prefer to go digging around using git blame than just reading your docs?

If you put some effort into your runbooks, not your commit messages, thats where they'll really appreciate good, detailed writing.
Maybe worth collecting these for the AR nerds who'll figure this out:

In refining 9375BA:A9E3A0 (Ocula) in 00h 04m 58s 307ms I have brought glory to the company.
Praise Kier.
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#mdrlumon #severance
lumon-industries.com
True Anon just did a great episode on this.

https://www.patreon.com/posts/121111568?utm_campaign=postsha...
Please try to enjoy all browsers equally, and not show preference for any over the others.

Works great in Firefox for me.
How is that functionally any different than the pronouns?
Not as insignificant as you might imagine, especially if you are talking about surround sound audio.

With newer codecs, doing 4k with 2Mb/s isn't unheard of.

For audio, on the other hand, 32 or 64kbps per channel isn't unheard of.
I want to roll my own variant of AES (I know, I know!) CTR mode for appendable (append-only) files that does not require a key change or reencrypting any full AES block. Big caveat, this design doesn't have a MAC, with all the associated problems (it's competing against alternatives like AES-XTS, not authenticated modes).

Partial blocks are represented by stealing 4 bits of counter space to represent the length mod block size. This restricts us to 2^28 blocks or about 4GB, but that's an ok limitation for this use.

So say you initially write a file of 33 bytes: two full blocks A and B, and a partial block C. A and B get counter values 0 (len) || 0 (ctr) and 0 (len) || 1 (ctr). C is encrypted by XORing the plaintext with AES(k, IV || 1 (len) || 2 (ctr)).

You can append a byte to get a length of 34 bytes. Encrypted A/B don't change. C_2 is encrypted by XORing plaintext_2 with AES(k, IV || 2 (len) || 2 (ctr)). Since the output of AES on different inputs is essentially a PRF, this seems... ok?

Finally if you append enough bytes to fill C, it gets to len=0 mod 16. So the long and short if it is: no partial or full block will ever reuse the same k+iv+len+ctr, even rewriting it for an append.
Is it the task bar you can't move? I am trying to make the point that emotions are enough to discredit it. Ads and spyware, general user hostility. It is superficial to bring that up.

Windows does not want me and I don't want Windows.
That murder was the top story on CNN, AP and NPR for about half a day IIRC. It got pushed off because so much happened in other areas nationally. It took about two days for the prosecutors to announce the connections.
> the SF Bay Area, which is known for being one of the most accepting places in the world for LGBT people

I live in the Bay. Maybe that is true, but in absolute terms the level of acceptance is still very low.

Like, if Denver is 10% accepting, the Bay might be 15%. Or something like that.

And Vallejo, while part of the Bay Area is a very different place than, say, the Castro. Culturally, it’s probably more like Detroit than San Francisco.

So I’m not sure if you can really draw any conclusions from your premise.
This is a python QT app (for now) we're lookin to move to electron however packaging this has been...interesting.
2D Cloth Simulation in Odin with Raylib
why only on mobile? very curious
This and (reportedly) unlimited access to OPM databases and the locking out of federal employees. I highly doubt these DOGE people have security clearances of any kind and the oversight infrastructure of inspectors-general has already been (illegally) dismantled in many departments.
I don't really know what to tell you, I have tried several times and every time it just looks like this.

https://imgur.com/a/dXB1cEM

Works on Chrome first time.
"unenshittified" The English language grows and grows. Thanks.
DSM 5 already has this, called "Delusional Disorder":

A. Nonbizarre delusions (i.e., involving situations that occur in real life, such as being followed, poisoned, infected, loved at a distance, or deceived by spouse or lover, or having a disease) of at least 1 month’s duration.

B. Criterion A for schizophrenia has never been met. Note: Hallucinations, if present, are not prominent and are related to the delusion theme (e.g., the sensation of being infested with insects associated with delusions of infestation.

C. Apart from the impact of the delusion(s) or its ramifications, functioning is not markedly impaired and behavior is not obviously odd or bizarre.

[... etc ...]
Did anybody find any scary numbers yet?
I'm doubtful that this would actually happen, but I can't think of anything else that could do more to reverse the trend of declining trust in OpenAI.
Those people spoke loud and clear: "We're OK with whatever everyone else decides!"

So again: the people have spoken. America is getting exactly what America wants.
I think people generally like writing comments. Reading articles, in their entirety, less so.
+1 I spend a lot of time engaging with these folks in good faith as well, and exact same pattern.

Repeat statement from Trump -> demonstrate that it's untrue -> repeat statement from Trump on new topic -> demonstrate that it's untrue -> repeat statement from Trump on new topic -> demonstrate that it's untrue

They're in a cult.
Then you may be interested in Qubes OS: https://forum.qubes-os.org/t/how-to-pitch-qubes-os/4499/15
Perhaps there are people in power who would benefit from portraying those communities in a different light.
I’m from Burlington and a couple weeks ago downtown I noticed a group of 2 or 3 people walking past me in full black clothing with ski masks (the kind you rob banks with).

I thought it was strange, having never seen that before except on Halloween, but didn’t think to alert any authorities specifically because Burlington is filled with people dressing differently and doing strange things. But 99% of the time it’s totally non violent and benign.

I’m guessing this was them. Scary!
The thing you gain is exactly that missing documentation (via @compileError and whatnot in the hypothetical library code I hand-waved away). The compiler errors can point you to the exact interface you're supposed to adhere to (as opposed to combatting errors one at a time), and by construction give you a non-out-of-date template to examine.

It's not perfect since it's all in the userspace of the language (it'd be nicer to be able to express an interface type in the function signature), but it solves the problem you mentioned completely.
Are there any good blogs that are chronicling the USA Federal gov's slow descent into facism and overt corruption, just collecting and archiving pieces like this with a classiciation/categorization etc.?

I think it's an unprecedented opportunity to record the history of a downfall using modern tools, and future generations might benefit enormously.

When I learned about the disruption of the Weimar Republic in highschool, a thing our teacher did was make copious use of newspaper clippings to explain the delta between ground truth and public sentiment, and how certain narratives increased in frequency, etc. He had personally spent quite some time in old archives and on microfilm readers to create his little library. Something like this, but with much more data.

A friend of mine did her master's in political science on crawling data in Islamic extremist social media cycles and trying to correlate activity there with a dataset on terrorist events, trying to find out if you could anticipate them somehow.

This is a loose collection of thoughts, but I think there's something there in the signal.
This looks really neat! Congrats on the launch!

I'm building an AI wrapper product as well. Would love to exchange notes about distribution and marketing strategy you followed.
>I doubt they are significantly more mentally ill than other members.

Why would this certain group defy the US trend of being 4-7x more likely afflicted by depressive dissorder? We are talking about a demographic with a 46% rate of suicidal ideation and you doubt that's significant why?
IMO they're morally (and practically) responsible but it is politically unwise to do this.
i actually have no clue - but isnt musk a u.s. citizen? it would actually surprise me if he were not.
For the first time ever, I managed to run Linux on a primary machine for a year. Before that, either issues with software or hardware would consistently have me through my hands up and give up.

While it was pleasant while it lastly, I ended up reinstalling Windows on my Surface Pro 9 since the machine began randomly freezing after installing a set of updates (I was running Ubuntu with SurfaceLinux kernel).

Surprisingly, Windows with WSL has been more pleasant to use than I remember. I haven’t run Windows in 10+ years, but so far im encouraged to continue trying it.
You see an electorate that wanted to cause harm. I see an electorate that thought anything is better than a black woman in charge. :-\
Maybe so! They didn't kick me out. I chose to leave c. early 2021, because I didn't like what I saw (and events since then have, I feel, proven me very right to have been worried).
I'm fine ignoring it.

Do you think there is no tainted "techno fascist" code running on your devices right now?
It’s not illegal for the rich to pay to skip the line. (For the uninitiated, at first glance it would appear Elon was in violation of his J-1 student visa as he didn’t attend classes at Stanford, but he was swiftly employed by way of an H1-B visa and had the paperwork fast tracked through his VC-DC connections. His brother did refer to himself and Elon as illegal immigrants tho, I would say no more illegal than our First Lady.)

The law, in its majestic equality, forbids the rich as well as the poor to sleep under bridges, to beg in the streets, and to steal bread
The problem with "politics is the mind-killer" is that it seems to encourage either completely ignoring politics (which is mostly harmless but also results in pointlessly ceding a venue for productive action in service of one's ideals) or engaging with politics in a very Machiavellian, quasi-Nietzschean way, where you perceive yourself as slicing through the meaningless Gordian knot of politics (which results in the various extremist offshoots being discussed).

I understand that the actually rational exegesis of "politics is the mind-killer" is that it's a warning against confirmation bias and the tendency to adopt an entire truth system from one's political faction, rather than maintaining skepticism. But that doesn't seem to be how people often take it.
AB-316 isn't a unique id. Each session restarts the bill numbers. You're referencing AB-316 (2023-2024) while the linked bill is AB-316 (2025-2026).
Yeah, I have a free-tier ARM VM, and it's great as a remote Nix builder for aarch64.

If I lost it, I'd just have to do building locally.
That's a really nice view! Made me think of this map of IP addresses arranged as a Hilbert curve i saw in this Tom7 video: (the rest of the video is wildly good if you haven't seen it)
https://youtu.be/JcJSW7Rprio?si=wzFq4p61qYmpT59x&t=360
Ok! Changed now. (Submitted title was "USAID website has been taken down")
Do you mean “SCOTUS ruled that the president has ultimate immunity”?
> Once you "accidentally" ship an entire browser inside your app

That’s not needed. Generally there’s a webview available on the system of choice. All major platforms have it, including mobile and many Linux distros.

> vulnerabilities

Such as? I mean yes if you load remote content with local access to FS etc (although that’s not within the webview). But you don’t need to (nor should you).
Mirrors are nowhere near perfect with their reflections. You'll get some of the light/heat absorbed.
haha this is very relatable.

What makes me sad though is that it seems this is not how it used to be. In fact from what I can tell it was more common in high innovation labs to select these types of people and kinda let them loose. The job wasn't so much to tell them what to work on so much as make sure there aren't things blocking them and to make sure they don't get stuck in the rabbit holes. Of course it was never all sunshine and roses, but it did seem that the environments were a lot more flexible. Even several recent Veritasium videos have talked about people who just essentially didn't do their actual job for like a year, "slacking off", and how this gave them the opportunities to explore certain ideas.

I really think we have to admit how many dark horses there are when it comes to innovation. If we don't provide space for them, then we slow progress down. If we don't create an environment, then it slows. Do we really want to go back to the time where most science was performed by the wealthy? Because only they were the ones who had the luxury of being able to explore?

I often think back to Asimov's "Profession"[0]. I can't help but think this in part was a critique on academia and the relationship to this issue.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Profession_(novella)
Um? Should it be noted that cosmopolitan is currently at version 4?

https://github.com/jart/cosmopolitan/tree/4.0.2
the picture with someone useing there hsnd to open up the mouth parts.....inside of its head or something. thing is one big bug
Philip Low Unmasking Musk