skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Drinking them is usually how fatal doses are reached, yes. There isn't much risk topically, as you say, or by inhalation. I have read in the literature of one fatality from topical oil of wintergreen, I believe a teenaged marathon runner who was treating her muscle pain. I don't know if her preparation (an FDA-approved over-the-counter patch from a mainstream pharmaceutical company, if I recall) used DMSO or similar excipients. But such topical fatalities are very unusual.

But we are specifically discussing ingestion of non-recommended substances here.

To correct a minor misconception that could arise from your comment: essential oils do not contain active ingredients. They are, generally speaking, the active ingredient. Some, like oil of wintergreen, are an almost pure compound, while others, like oil of peppermint, are mixtures, but generally they do not contain inert or nontoxic components.

One specific way that a fatal dose could be ingested is if the person ingesting it had previously obtained adulterated essential oils from an irresponsible drug dealer, containing an active ingredient but consisting mostly of something like canola oil, and then switched to a pure essential oil without realizing it.
Congrats on the progress. Theres never a time or context when you should stop being close to your users and customers. In PLG its more relevant than anywhere since user centricity is a foundational pre-requisite for success.

When I led all things PLG at Snyk, one of our core growth principles was:

'Know the User'
Be empathetic and curious about our users, their motivations, problems and behaviour.

If it's an interesting topic for you, I shared more about it in this post: https://www.plg.news/p/product-x-design-collaboration-in
> Features don't need utility to exist. It may be a weird state precisely due to the lack of selection on what happens when death is already occurring.

Totally agree.

But if you can't use selection pressure to directly explain NDEs the same way you can with "fight, flight, freeze", fear of the dark, sexual attraction to signs of physical health, etc, and you need to use other things we don't really understand (like how that "coherent feeling" gets created) to connect NDEs with selection pressures, selection pressures aren't really helping to explain things.

It's also not like explanations for NDEs based on some combination of information processing, known cognitive functions and selection pressures have to be 100% "wrong" for there to be better explanations. Cliche example, but the ptolemaic model of the universe actually predicted the observable orbits of the planets pretty well and explained the lack of observable motion of constellations without needing to appeal to seemingly absurd "special explanations" like stars being an enormously huge distance away and "unseen phenomenon" like stellar parallax that was unobservable to ancient astronomers.

All of the basic ingredients in the ptolemaic model like orbits, planets, and geometry were still relevant in the heliocentric model, even though their arrangement was radically different. That could easily be the same for the relevance of information processing, known cognitive functions and selective pressure in relation to a seemingly absurd "special explanation" that ends up proven correct by some as of yet unseen equivalent to a breakthrough observation of stellar parallax.
How do you set it up right?
I doubt there's any kind of intent there.

But, honestly, if that is the end result; Trump supporters buying more electric cars, Id call that a win.
In autoregressive models error accumulates over time. He likely means the voice starts to make odd sounds/gets lower quality. It would be really interesting if OP could share a clip of this phenomenon!
It's probably going to take a bit longer, but there's a lot of ongoing progress in this area. A recent approach is actually called ASAP - https://agile.human2humanoid.com/
I think "total users" is shorthand for ubiquity. So a large number of questions for a tech that doesn't get used much might indicate immaturity.
They have removed it in their newest models. They have truly lost their minds at BMW. Everything on the touch screen and the panel that housed all tactile buttons how now one big led strip. Truly dumb design and a ton of wasted space.
The CPU-based one-line AI generated code is available without a subscription. I'd love for Jetbrains to make a slightly-upgraded version that runs on the GPU instead, but the single-line suggestions work fine for me.

I don't think it makes sense for something as compute intense as cloud LLM code generation to be made available for free. I do wish I'd have the ability to connect IntelliJ to a local LLM instance without having to bother with custom plugins or Ollama, though. They're supposedly working on a locally-hosted LLM integration, but that'll be locked behind a subscription as well.
So jujutsu tracks all files and record all changes and then when I’m ready to wrap up my changes as a PR, I basically squash my history and give my work a name and description?

Is that a correct mental model for working with JJ?
The way open-source projects tend to run is quite different from the typical corporate dev experience.
As a developer that looks horrible but if I was running a bodyshop I would probably love this.

Just plug-in people to whatever codebase.

If I was VC I would probably immediately fund this.

”The human adapter”. As technology develops AI agents could be plugged in to replace human workers for suitable tasks.

Go seek funding now :)
The math is you're paying a pittance considering the insane margins involved and the fact you're using their voices in a flywheel that's actively obsoleting them.

Edit: And since you're concerned we might not be aware of Elevenlabs' generous terms... why is your documentation so cagey about them? https://elevenlabs.io/docs/product-guides/voices/payouts#thi...

I see users need to keep paying you a subscription fee in order to even get their payouts... but "up to 20%" isn't saying particularly much without the kind of details that should probably be on that page.

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Considering how much your company owes to an open source model, it's also impressive how little you've returned to the commons.

But no worries, the top comment under this post is an open source model that was finetuned for a couple of thousand dollars by a single dude soliciting the public for random voice samples.

If Google has no moat, you're out to sea.
I loved that earlier pricing model, where the cost increased with each sign-up. It may not have been sustainable in the long-term, but it was an interesting attempt to do something different.
Show HN: Kids tales based on cartoons/movies/anime and games made with AI
Greatings,

I built bubutales, a website that generates short and long fairy tales inspired by cartoons, movies, anime, and games. The goal is to made child tales to be interesting not only for kids but for parents also.

I have now ~60 tales based on cartoons that all you know:
- Shrek
- Nemo
- Madagascar etc

Also I have few examples that I'm going to continue to create:

Movies:
- Matrix!

Anime:
- My Neighbor Totoro

Games:
- Minecraft

How it works:

10 fairy tales are free to read, 20 more for registered users for each categoty, and 40+ with full access (paid for fair price).

Each tale has a short and long version to match bedtime needs.
Ukrainian audio is recorded by my wife and me, while English audio is AI-generated. More languages will be added based on demand.

The site is still evolving, and I’d love to hear your feedback! What do you think about the idea? I have some amount of users and got some initial feedback but I need to know where to develop it next!

Check it out: bubutales.net
They also allow country changes with content retention.
Show HN: Convert Markdown To Plain Text Online Tool
Java write once run anywhere is fine. Java people don't generally bother with containers because there's no point, the JVM already solves the same problem.
I’ve been trying DataGrip for SQL stuff after Azure Data Studio (a closed source fork of VS Code) was recently deprecated.

It has all the same UI problems
I remember of their other IDEs like WebStorm. Clunky and weird looking, and that’s coming from someone that appreciates generally Windows 9x style controls and palette, JetBrains just can’t get it right.

As a side note one of the advertised features of DataGrip is its AI/LLM features which I thought was kind of cool after dealing with a terribly designed and legacy database; LLMs have really helped with refactoring.

So once I got a license for DataGrip and then opened it the AI tool was no where to be seen. I had to go read the docs page online to find out I have to install the extension myself. Weird.

The advertised AI feature is… behind another paywall with a seven day trial. Hang on, I just got DataGrip for its “included” AI support and you want to charge me for it anyway?

I’m glad I got the license for free via their OSS support, but would I have bothered if I knew one of the main features is actually a separate paid feature? Probably not.
Not particularly, no. I mainly followed the Jellyfin setup (https://jellyfin.org/docs/general/administration/hardware-ac...) and tweaked some things like fan speeds to my preferences. General linuxserver.io containers, and ITX.
They do exist…
I understand, It can do things that weren't previously possible, but it will also replace things that were done by humans, by artists before.
Overall, in my opinion, is still a loss.
You can try https://www.pdftomp3.com/ as well.
At this point I only included accounts with >20,000 followers and the community page lists the 20 most 'central' users to each community even if there are more people included in the community.

"Internet Weirdos" sounds kind of negative, sorry about that, I'll see if the LLM can come up with something better. Or do you have a suggestion of what is a good name for your community?
Feels conspiracy theory level, but maybe a dog whistle. Hmm
Not at all, its all self-inflicted. He keeps insulting most of Europe, continuously, like a rich spoiled kid for literally no gain on his part, ego is too big to have any control over it and his mental instabilities don't help.

If you can respect such a man and even give him your money thats you, but many folks don't. Colleagues who own Tesla now regret buying it, literally putting those meme stickers 'I bought this car before elon went fascist'. Right leaning all of them.

Its not about left-leaning, no need to spin it that way, he managed to insult literally whole spectrum of people in Europe apart from neonazis. Not many of those buying teslas as one can imagine.
> it was genuinely a white nationalism thing or if he was just being an edgelord.

Can we admit to ourselves that most edgelords are actually people infatuated with exact same movements and value systems? Literally all edgelords get angry and strongly dislike anyone left leaning. For example, you do not see them harassing right wing, but you do see them harassing perceived sjws.

Somehow, there is no such thing as left wing edge lord. And that is because when left wing people act badly, they are blamed as bad left wing people. Edgelord is just a way to not blame right wing people and attributing them benefit of the doubt never given to the center or to the left.
> In the past he has participated in doxing governmental employees who might cause him financial damages, often encouraging his followers to harass beuraucrats and lawyers who are just doing their legal jobs.

Is this legal in the US?
I got COVID at the height of the pandemic. It wasn't great either. But I had no lingering symptoms from it back then.
> hope to reach 60 in August and all I want for my birthday is another one

This sentence is so powerful. I am very sorry to hear this. In these situations, I can't help but feel it's so unfair.

I'm not talking about unfair as in people dying young. Unfair as in there is a particular combination of alterations to physical matter that is going to solve this problem. It's out there. We just haven't found it.

I know it's not this easy but I grind my teeth thinking that if someone, somewhere has an epiphany today, this person can be back to fill health in no time. today was not that day.
Does anyone know the URL for PovertyHub?
Why would it use `chroot`? Combined with a sandboxing facility, like Capsicum, you can open a directory before entering capability mode and later, you use `os.Root` to open files in the file system tree under the opened directory.
Wow! Especially smart with the seperate api call for the position of the element
Not to mention it hardly seems to support simply running things from package.json script section when doing JS stuff. Every time I try it seems to never quite work, or is very clunky and obtuse, sometimes requiring the creation of new files (???) to do it.

Compare that with the other main IDE I use, Visual Studio. It works great.
You can bind to port 0 and have the OS then pick an available port for you.
Your project sounds fantastic! Making fairy tales enjoyable for both kids and parents is a great concept, and the variety of inspirations—from cartoons to games—is impressive. I love that you offer both short and long versions, catering to different bedtime routines. The addition of Ukrainian voiceovers is a wonderful touch!
Android/GrapheneOS allows multiple profiles per phone.

Apple could do the same, with sufficient internal or external motivation.
Proof that oral tradition started 2000 years before it was written?
Calculus textbooks existed in 1994. It just took me 30 seconds to find “area under a curve” in the index of the one I own, and another 30 seconds to find the section on numerical integration, which describes the trapezoidal approximation.
That's not questioning as in asking, that's accusing someone of something nobody can disprove.

And if every single person who doesn't see the Nazi salute acts this way, smearing those who do, that's kind of telling. Basically "because it's not a Nazi salute, you're just a far leftist foreign agent nonperson" -- okay? That really does prove the point, and being confused by that shows having read zero bookshelves about Nazi Germany. It's perfectly on point, that's exactly been the Nazi MO -- projection and the most insane accusations dropped casually, like "questioning the funding that would make someone say it's a Nazi salute".

It's also been the MO of Stalinism and Maoism, and lots of cults, and thousands of other things. But he happened to do a Nazi salute, so hey. And in Germany there's mainly two main: people who are appalled by Musk's Nazi salute and Nazis who love it.

Not to mention how Elon Musk mingles with Nazis, which he does, and that it happened during the inauguration of a president who said he could shoot people in broad daylight and his supporters wouldn't mind. There's plenty of context. If your goal post is 1920s to 1945 NSDAP then that means having learned nothing.
Thank you so much!
Almost all voiceovers are ready. But in free tales - all are done.
Not only does it look like a Nazi salute to most people, Nazis also took it as a sign that he's one of them. His representative in Rome called in a Roman salute (same thing) before quickly deleting it.

It's a Nazi salute to everybody except a handful of people who are desperately in denial about it.
You can log out of your US account in App Store, login with your other country account, download the app, then log out and log back in to your US account.

It will maintain authentication for some time and let you update the app, but eventually it expires. Then you get the sketchiest dialog box ever randomly when doing anything on your phone:

“If you have an Apple ID, enter the password”

What it actually means to say is, “I know you have another Apple ID that’s not currently logged in as primary, and I’m trying to background update apps owned by that account but the authentication expired. Please enter the password for [other Apple ID].”
What would HN be without the agism and nasty remarks that somehow are always initiated by colour and theme preferences.

Grow up.
Taiwan is a humid island on the ring of fire , is any of the environmental factors actually all that important?
It's a knowledge problem Or is it?
So when will PCs migrate to 48V? :)
> adversarial nation state campaign

if there really is organized mass corruption then it could be an “ adversarial deep state campaign”. The claims of wrongdoing are so severe that they need to start providing the evidence publicly asap and file some charges.

I honestly don’t know what to think yet but I agree with you the level of vitriol and unhinged comments is at extreme levels and even here on HN. That said he is intentionally trying to mass trigger as many people as possible likely strategically for a reason we can’t see yet.
Ugh, this is such a trigger for me and my high PSA levels. Currently rocking 3.0 and 46 years old and on a yearly checkup routine since several years.
> Most just offer inline completions and a chat sidebar

As someone who doesn't use AI all that much: what else does an IDE need besides an inline prompt and a ChatGPT window to the side? I've played around with the continue.dev plugin and I can't think of anything else I'd want out of AI assistants with the quality they're at at the moment.

> GitHub Copilot for Intellij is a shell of itself

That's on Github, to be honest. And to be expected. It doesn't make much sense for Microsoft to fund a plugin for a competitor's IDE when they already have their own IDEs to sell.

> Intellij products are closed source

They follow the same protocol Microsoft uses: the core is open, but some language plugin features are proprietary. For Microsoft, the proprietary part is just the C# debugger at this point, whereas IntellJ has a whole bunch of paid-for plugins that are closed-source. Still, you can fork the community edition of IntelliJ should you wish.
Yeah, but then you are going to get a very little return from those 10 probes.

Sending a person there for a one way mission would probably give us more data than 100 probes. And I have a feeling that there are a lot of people willing to go on a such a mission.
The "Product" is part of the "Marketing Mix". But these days, marketing means spamming ads, social media and seo.

Marketing in essence is market making. Producer, Consumer. Product, Customer.
It would make sense if the benchmark would be about smartphones, but laptops and desktop computers are already non-essential 'luxury items'.

If the poorer half of people can't afford a new computer I would expect the benchmark to go up, because the rich people will still buy highend computers while the lower half would drop out of the benchmark completely.

FWIW, I stopped upgrading my gaming PC since 2018, not because I can't affort an upgrade, but because the hardware has been "good enough" (still sporting an RTX2070).

Also, the 'living cost crisis' in Europe has been quite dramatically overblown by Russian propaganda, at least we haven't frozen to death or eaten our pet hamsters yet ;)
"replace things that were done by humans" isn't a loss by itself, if it frees up human labour to do other things.
If human replaced by AI can't find better things to do, such that it makes them poorer, or anti-social its a loss but not necessarily AI's fault.
I don’t think people are ingesting peppermint oil to ward off rats in a plow truck.

It really doesn’t matter how you classify the active ingredient (and there is absolutely an active ingredient). It’s not getting absorbed in five gram quantities unless you snort it, drink it, or apply a stupid homeopathic topical with DMSO that penetrates the skin.

Edit: you’ve edited your post several times since I’ve made mine and I’m just not going to bother. There a dozen everpresent household chemicals that are deadlier than essential oils by a long shot. Nobody seems to have a problem except the kids who eat Tide pods, and they solved that with a zipper.
My reason is the combination of a good command line and also easy use of native GUI apps. The main problem is that operations involving lots of little files can be slow (WSL1 is better than WSL2 at this).
It wasn't illegal. The official interpretation however, was that it was not built by locals. Any other opinion was considered "fringe". Which was ironic. Since local origin of these buildings was pretty much consensus among historians before Rhodesia was even a thing.

Then again. Rhodesia didn't last very long. And nobody outside cared much what they thought.
> Do you have your editor configured to display special symbols for all whitespace characters? Including newlines?

I actually have my editor configured to display special symbols for all control characters except U+000A NEW LINE (that includes U+0009 HORIZONTAL TABULATION as well, this is actually a control character, not a whitespace) and all whitespace characters except U+0020 SPACE.
Why would you need an Apple account to control your possessions? In a sane world you just owned them even after you cut ties with the original vendor.
I don't remember him insulting Europe, what are you referring to?
Marketing is the process of finding out what people want, how to make it, and then how to communicate to them that the thing you made is that.

Even if Steve never crossed your path, his marketing process is how Apple arrived at the product you wanted.
I felt the same way as a naive undergrad - "every piece of code worth writing is already in a library you can import". Very clearly not the case.

When it comes to SaaS, no one cares about AI vs non AI. What your customer cares about is "do you solve this problem that makes my job hell?"/"does this tool make me awesome at my job?"

How do I know this? I built the 200th uptime monitoring alternative to Pingdom four years ago, and I'm still getting customers in this age of AI.
Wasn't using an iconic voice but it does seem to be voice specific, good call
> Friends have told me that they’re relieved I seem “like myself” even after everything that’s happened. I don’t understand how that’s possible when I frequently don’t feel like I have a self to be. Jake and I became so entangled in these last few years that it still seems like many of my thoughts belong to both of us.

I can only recommend to read « Éloge de l'amour » from Alain Badiou (and Nicolas Truong). It defends love as a conscientious and willing alterity of yourself, but a non-controlled alterity, an alterity puts in the hands of another.

That’s why, I think, people does not help that much someone that lost a love saying him/her will be more focused on them-self. Because the lost was absolute part of them-self, and not something they actually suffer from.
I'm wondering what the "because when we read it in, we mangle it" part really means... does this mean that there's no way to reference the commit (signaling that it's just a reference and has no actual data) without actually reading the contents of it?

-- Update: just realized why it wouldn't make sense: `git push` would send only the delta from the previous commit and the previous commit is... non-existent (we only know it's ID), so we'd be back in square 1 (sending everything).
Very focused chap

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/David_Webb_(Hong_Kong_activist...

Born 1965

Commercial Computer Games c. 1981 - 1985

Investment Banker London c. 1986 - 1991

Investment Banker Hong Kong c. 1991 - 1998

So at 33 he's effectively done and dusted but he goes on to be:

Deputy Chairman of the Hong Kong Securities and Futures Commission's Takeover and Mergers Panel c. 2013

Member of the Vice Chancellor's Circle, University of Oxford

etc etc....
I don't have a link to the post (I don't use X these days) and I assumed illustrating recent sentiment would be sufficient for my counterclaim about what ailed the author.
Launching the Artificial Intelligence Playbook for the UK Government