skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Are you saying that some LLMs are in continuous training? E.g. "to read the news"? (I have not yet checked how the process works.)

Were it so, anyway, it still does not seem like the process of "pondering" (that seems to be more like "absorbing information").
What does a staff engineer do?
i love this! unfortunately I'm still using my old pw for reading, I'll have to buy a second used one for this project
At some point we need to know the difference between making decisions in good faith or seeking discounted goods and services in a way that jeopardize your own family safety. Knee-jerk reactions related to template interpretations of the situation do not help.
I’m 24 (which I think is younger than most people in here) and I live in San Francisco. I’m pretty ashamed to live here and hope to move soon.

The “on the ground” feeling is bad. Every issue we had 5 years ago is worse (except the drought).

Daily life involves walking calculated circles around drug addicts to avoid agroing them (like Dead Island).

I’m seeing more trash on the streets, more graffiti covering highway signs.

People have given up trying to change anything and just tolerate it now. I thought I’d meet high agency tech people when I moved here. The tech scene is way better than Boston but the sprit of SF is really dead. All the money in the world and they can’t run a city half a well as was done before cars…
HN is weird, even GCC changelog could be flagged: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42882343
>Is there only a single controller ?

No, there are many controllers. Each is in charge of the object types it is in charge of.

>What happens if [it] goes down?

CRUD of the object types it manages have no effect until the controller returns to service.

>If multiple controllers, how do they coordinate ?

The database is the source of truth. If one controller needs to "coordinate" with another, it will CRUD entries of the object types those other controllers are responsible for. e.g. Deployments beget ReplicaSets beget Pods.
I know a few people that don't have an official birth date. My brother in law is Papuan and no one in his village has an official birth year or date since they just don't keep track of it, so when he got his first official government ID at a much later stage of his life, he chose an arbitrary date cause it means nothing to him. He's probably around 35-40, but his birthday says he's in his 60s.

It's not all that rare even in the West, especially for older people. Records get lost or never get collected in the first place.
ISPs aren't helping either. Ziply Fiber only provides IPv6 with their 10 Gig and up plans, starting at $300/month.
It benefits Amazon obviously, but otherwise it's a massive shame to ebooks as a whole. I was really excited about ebooks when they started, but DRM has completely stagnated the format so much that I've almost completely given up on ebooks now, and read hard copies instead unless I really want to read something and it isn't otherwise available.
That's kinda the whole point, but noone is framing that situation as the problem. They would rather think that homeless people are innately inferior and thus deserve to suffer, rather than victims of circumstance in one way or another.
Searchcode.com’s SQLite database is probably 6 terabytes bigger than yours
Nice to see a good write up. I did the same a year ago, it refreshes every hour (except night) and battery needs to be charged every 24-25 days.
So where's the evidence?
Brilliant idea. Although I can't seem to connect to get air traffic audio.

I'm weird and often listen to 3 music track simultaneously for optimal flow state / concentration. Typically chillwave|retrowave at high volume, then a couple of other music tracks at much lower volume (if they contain lyrics, I usually like it if I can't distinguish words, so my brain's internal dialogue isn't competing).
Done, credits are placed, revamped the stream a bit, should be more stable.
And in what scenario would it be a good idea to give all defrauders a heads-up instead of going after potentially millions of them?
I did not go to MIT but spent my entire career in Boston startups and tech. It is impossible to overstate how influential CSAIL was (and is?) in addition to it sounding here like a wonderful place.
IPv4 and nat solved the problem quite nicely in the real world.

IPv6 just yelled at people and said it wasn’t a problem.
Yeah, I'm at the point where I'm looking at manually positioning/removing one of those full-screen dimming filters so I can use my monitor past 7pm. And 90% of the time if a screen goes really dim it does so with savage PWM.
> Windows setup still follows this pattern of installing a miniature operating system to bootstrap the setup program. But today, the miniature operating system is Windows PE, the Windows Preinstallation Environment.

So, 30 years later, Microsoft followed the approach the article mocks?
Question to KOReader users: can you somehow keep the Bookerly font? It's one of the main reasons I like Kindle.
The concurrent request handling seems great for our AI eval workloads, where we're waiting for LLM API calls and DB operations but curious how Vercel handles potential noisy neighbor issues when one request consumes excessive CPU/memory?

Disclosure: CEO of Scorecard- AI eval platform, current Vercel customer. Intrigued since most of our time serverless time is spent waiting for model responses, but cautious about 'magic' solutions.
HN readers might be interested to know that the machine's codebase was recently ported to C++ 17 from Fortran. It was a nightmare to maintain!
It's a common spelling in fantasy video games and books, but it feels kind of performative.

These same games will have voice actors pronounce "ye" as it's written, unaware that the y is a typographic substitute for Þ. "ye olde" is pronounced "the old". But likewise, there's some VAs that clearly only ever read a word, like in the newer God of War games where a character mangles "prescient".
>Sorry, when you are the president you don't get that leeway to make mistakes and then correct them by saying "sorry, my bad!" No way.

Did you really put thought into saying this or are you just voicing absurdities for the sake of it?

Either you're saying that an all too human political leader/head of state should never once make any mistakes during their administration, or you're saying that they should double down on anything they claimed and never admit wrong-doing (Trump-style, essentially)

So which is it?
Stop Using Word Clouds
For bash there’s oh-my-bash that comes with sensible defaults: https://ohmybash.nntoan.com/
> IPv6 "just doesn't exist" and has a universally bad reputation.

I've been sending my mail via IPv6 for ages without issues… did you mean reputation or reputation?
The PSP doing the transaction will require Google to guarantee the transaction is not fraudulent and they can legally justify who is paid for what.

Anonymousity of the end recipient can't work in the traditional money transfer model
Don Knuth
Marcus Hutter
Terry Fuller
Tom Standish
this is why the social media powered bullshit machine is so effective.

Scenario: Chief executive president says that children are raped by unicorns. People react by saying, there is no way, unicorns don't exist. How do you know they don't exist? There are no animals with a unicorn-looking long twisted horn on their foreheads, some people respond. Somebody else points out that Narwhals exist and somehow we've reached the conclusion that people astonished with the president in chief are somehow just people with musk derangement syndrome and talking from their asses.

In the meantime the extraordinary claim that started all this goes unaddressed and we're ready to repeat the cycle with the next inflammatory bait that takes no time to produce and drains all the energy of all those who want to make sense of it.
One of the mechanisms that provides for strong institutions is filtering who is accepted and promoted within it.

The systems and concepts, like the Nolan Principles, are nothing more than words -- but if the majority agree to them, then the minority who violate them should be prevented from growing their influence.

In the US, it seems that despite having strong public institutions, the leadership of the country has reached a tipping point where those institutions are no longer valued.
Nope, I just did what felt good. Does the huetone tool support OKLCH? I didn't see a toggle for it.
The performance improvements in Ruby 3.3 with YJIT (2024)
I did some googling and it turns out "gaol" was indeed the more popular spelling, but only up until 1960 when "jail" took over; numbers: https://books.google.com/ngrams/graph?content=gaol%2Cjail&ye...
Show HN: I disposable email service build on top of Cloudflare products
Mail burn is a free disposable email service fully build on top of cloudflare stack (worker, d1, kv durable object and email-worker)
The same value as finely parsing whether you are the same person as Stalin or whatever. You are viewing your enemy not as a bunch of flawed or even mentally ill people, but as some movie villain or even not-reall-humans. This is a problem. That's how you start down the path of justifying genocide. When the right becomes crazier, the solution is not for the left to become even crazier and starting some arms race of who can be most insane.
Huh. I suppose I should see if I can join Manolis Kellis' lab; I got invited to one of the salons he hosts at his house on the quantum basis of reality and it was really fun! He also demoed a tool his lab is building for genomics knowledge graphing, and I was struck by how incredibly well-designed and empirical the whole project was.
The first four are available on GOG, DRM-free.
Contact the author, send direct to paypal. this way you get freedom, they get more money
Use it as an external display or control center; it's hard to find decent and affordable standalone e-ink screens.
Henryuan has these clear visions and corporate culture, and is committed to providing high quality li-ion battery chargers, lifepo4 battery chargers, lead-acid battery chargers, nimh battery chargers, switching power supplies, wire assembly, the products and services to create benefits for employees, suppliers, and customers. Through interacting with these people, Henryuan radiates more people and contributes to creating a better world.
In Europe, consumers should be getting longer protection than 1 year. May require a fight / small claims court submission to exercise one's rights.
…until it doesn't, when something looks at the configured addresses. The "other" addresses in 127.0/8 will easily have weird behavior in nontrivial setups.
Different Fourier

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Fourier
The state controls housing policy.
There are companies that remove bad reviews as a service. The most popular way seems to contest that the user really was a customer, which forces Google to request a proof (e.g. a receipt). Most users either don't have the receipt anymore or don't care enough, so the review gets deleted.
Show HN: First NetPanzer Release since 2017
Hello HN! I've been working the past couple years on getting NetPanzer updated, modernized a little, and fixing a bunch of bugs. We're now releasing the 0.9.0 release, the first release since 2017. The game was initially released as GPL 2002. Soon I hope to have it running in the browser as well.
Yea ok. I do agree with that.

I like to say that the US used to have "the marketplace of ideas" as a goal, but has now become "the cesspool of ideas", which isn't a good thing.

I don't know what the solution to that is, but I don't think lying is going to get us out of it.
I can't tell what argument you're trying to advance here.
Incorrect, most are ~2.5 MB; granted, the size has steadily increased over the years. But 50 MB sites are an exception. https://almanac.httparchive.org/en/2022/page-weight
I think the low cost of the flea-scope justifies sticking to just one analog input per device, even with a successor, provided that the interface gets a little bit of an upgrade to be able to handle multiple scopes at once.

This would retain the small form factor and would keep the design free from compromises.
Kiplimo is managed by Rosa, who was involved in some of the most famous doping cases in the sport [1] [2]. This new record is a bit suspicious (a relatively new record broken by 49s) and WADA has stopped caring about doping...

This is the 5th running record broken in a week (2x 1 mile, 3k, 5k, and now HM), the other ones being indoor times that match the current outdoor records. I wonder if they will start banning certain shoe technologies during races now, but of course they cannot ban athletes from using illegal shoes during training.

[1] https://www.capitalfm.co.ke/sports/2015/04/13/ak-suspends-ro...

[2] https://www.reuters.com/article/sports/italian-agent-charged...
The biggest problem with our society is that no one knows or helps their neighbors anymore. I work in the emergency department and maybe a third of the patients are more in need of a good support system than medical treatment.

Met a guy whose elderly wife isn't strong enough to lift him when he falls out of bed, so once a week they call EMS or the fire department to get him back in bed. So many things that you used to call on your neighbors for help with, but life for many Americans in 2025 is isolating and lonely.
> empathy for a criminal is ensuring they have their day in court. Free counsel if they can’t afford. Innocent until proven guilty

That's not empathy. Empathy is being sympathetic to someone based on how similar they are to you. You're talking about much older, less relative concepts, such as equality under the law and limits on what the state can do to people.
The gas is probably mostly hydrogen. Hydrogen accelerated through a thermal rocket can reach 10 km/s or more.
...in the 1700s. It's older than America. Jihadis want nothing else than 100% global sharia law/kalifate. The hate of America is because America is winning and they are losing. Don't be confused. We do NOT want to placate Jihadis. They are worse than the Nazis.
Coffeezilla has a really good interview about it https://youtu.be/EqizJTbxAEM
Kiplomo now has his sights set on the marathon, and said he will be resting until the London Marathon in April

I'd love to know what "resting" means for this guy practically.
What about home private network (for smart home, for example)?
Sayintentions.ai – personal experiences using the AI powered ATC simulation
This is actually a fun use case for LLM based systems, especially if you're learning avation phraseology: Letting AI do ATC in simulators, creatively (VFR without flight plans!) and surprisingly competent, so you don't have to annoy VATSIM dudes who sometimes have a short fuse. But it's neither perfect nor cheap. This is a recap of one month of premium subscription.
I don't know how it happens in the US, but in France, during several years, I had an error-code SSN. My papers had been misfiled at birth, due to the unreadable writing of the cleric who recorded my birth, and it took 2-3 years to fix this.

This error-code SSN was full of 0s, so obviously shared with others.

I wouldn't be surprised if some migrants waiting for confirmation of paperwork also had some shared temporary special-code SSN.
Yeah, I meant web workers. It's easy to find canvas and web workers in any sufficiently complex highly interactive web app. I'm not saying you always find them, but if you're doing some form of graphics you most probably use canvas at some point, if you do non-trivial computation you spawn workers, if you need sound you use the Web Audio API, if you have a complex layout you're better off with DOM Observers, and so on...
I don’t think the tourists are the ones doing the graffiti…
But there are also 7500 known exoplanets within a few tens of thousands of light years of Earth. There are almost certainly multiples more than that we cannot see.

The "Goldilocks Zone" is also highly anthropomorphised: there are extremophiles that live in all sorts of crazy environments on Earth.

I'm coming around to the Dark Forest theory, personally, as terrifying as it is.
Non-native speaker here and I learned the word gaol from some fantasy literature only a couple years back.
> Essentially the hypothesis that anything we observe to be conscious is actually conscious is unfalsifiable unless you make some assumptions.

Yes, and I think we run into that problem because we don't have a good definition of, or test for, consciousness. Ultimately we only have our own internal experience, and extrapolate from that with a bunch of assumptions. But I was thinking more in terms of "We think we know it when we see it." Not scientific, I know.

The LLMs and other software called AI seem good at appearing conscious, probably because humans have no other categories and match what LLMs produce (language) with intelligence and consciousness. People do the same thing with dogs and other animals -- assume an intelligence similar to their own, based on superficial behavior.

> I'm talking about this weird and unfounded exceptionalism that we place on eukaryotes being a prerequisite for thinking and consciousness.

Maybe unfounded, but not weird to me. Humans have no other examples of thinking or conscious entities other than the other living things on one planet that share an evolutionary history. Likewise humans have lots of experience with not seeing anything that looks like thinking or consciousness from non-living things.

Animistic religions attribute natural phenomena like storms and earthquakes to deities -- they invent sentient entities because the ground and the clouds don't appear to have agency and don't match the pattern of "things that think and have goals."

With a broad enough definition of "thinking" we can say that computers "think." A calculator qualifies with a loose enough definition of "thinking."

As for people willingly complying with their own enslavement, history has plenty of precedents. A Marxist would call capitalism such a bargain. Benjamin Franklin famously warned against trading essential liberty for safety. I suspect you got it right that people will go along with whatever the masters of AI give them, conscious or not, without much consideration of the consequences as long as they see some short-term benefit, or even nothing more than novelty. History demonstrates that people fall for utopian plans over and over.
Adding Six SSDs to the Futro S720
Just reading your other replies, I’m curious: did you test your heart rate or did you use a calculator? The 220-your age is completely incorrect for most people.

I prefer a lactate test, rather than max HR, because it’s “easier” for me to induce. Basically, run a 30 minute, even paced, maximal effort. You then calculate your LT by removing 5% off the pace and HR averages you got.

The important part is the pace must be reasonably even and also maximum effort. So, it’ll feel easy to start and by the end you’ll want to vomit. If you’re lucky enough to live near a Park Run, you can do this a few times instead to learn your max effort pacing and work out Z2 from that.
It is quite time-consuming to go through the reviews due to this exact reason - 100s of low effort reviews and also fake reviews to hide negative reviews.

https://www.top-rated.online/ re-sorts the reviews (on individual place page) based on reactions and number of reviews user made. It makes it easier to see the full picture and avoid fake reviews.
My story was exactly like yours. I have been running for many years, did a few half marathons, but it never got easier. I could never do the 'effortless' carefree running that I heard so many talking about.

In 2021 I got COVID and couldn't run since. I'd be exhausted and out of breath after just a kilometer or so, it was frustrating to say the least. To overcome that I proposed a 100-day running challenge with a buddy. We live in different cities, so we just ran our own distance and speed we were comfortable with. No tracking app, no stats, no target time or distance, just go out every day and go for a run. First 50 days were frustrating, it took me weeks to just get up to just 2km and then immediately plateaued. The around day 50 I noticed I could slowly start to pick up distance. I intentionally capped the distance to 6km or so, knowing that a 100-day streak is not great for your body. The last 10 days I decided to run 10km every day, which to my surprise I could do effortlessly. And I noticed something else changed. I did the 10km and then I... just wanted to keep going. I didn't though, knowing that 10km a day was already a terrible idea for someone of my age.

After the challenge I took 2 weeks to recover, and then I just went for a long run, see what would happen. I did 16km that day and other than noticing being low on energy at the end, I never felt out of breath. I didn't set that as a target, I just kept going until I no longer felt like going further. I now regularly do a 25km run, but there are also days where I do 10 and feel content. I don't bring my phone or smartwatch, I don't track my time or progress, I don't set targets, I don't care anymore. When it feels good I'll keep going, and if not I'll just do a shorter route, I'm no longer pushing myself. Running has now become my way of relaxing, gathering my thoughts, enjoying being outside. It has become effortless and carefree.

Maybe for everyone it's different, but in my N=1 experience I just needed to stop chasing progress, don't set expectations, no targets. Just get out there and enjoy yourself. Sometimes I do still push myself just for fun to see what I'm now capable of, but other than that I deliberately stay below my limit.

Not sure what the takeaway from this story is supposed to be, I just felt like sharing. Hopefully it helps someone finding more enjoyment in running :-)
Yeah I only found out about it recently myself, but my colleague is a bit more on the ball with developments like this.
> By "conviction", do you simply mean "intent to harm another person"?

No, I mean "the probability function you ascribe to your beliefs". A person who believes something very weakly doesn't put on a suicide vest to blow up civilians in order to further this belief. A person with a strong belief might.
> there are no gold tariffs, there has been no announcement of gold tariffs, any new general tariffs might have an exception for gold

They might or they might not. I'm not going to defend the market's rationale. I won't even confidently pin tariffs as the reason for the price difference.

What is factually certain is that there is a price difference in the global metals market that is sucking physical gold into America. London has a big, liquid gold market that's tightly tied to New York; herego, we see the ripples there clearest.

This has nothing to do with BRICS or people de-risking from dollars. And it makes no sense for it to be a revolt against American influence over the gold market; the gold is being flown to America and paid for with dollars.

> isn't a reason for Trump to put a tariff on gold

Canada. Would be weird to exempt gold of all things.
You're on an network with DNS64 and NAT64 as its IPv4 compatibility mechanism probably.
What software do you use to generate them?
How are comments like this ("Tell me X without telling me X") helpful? This is such a low-effort reply; at least briefly explain why you disagree with OP.
I've been using Tailwind's palette for this, even though I don't use Tailwind.

https://tailwindcss.com/docs/colors
> Intentional (NOKlA)

I'm not sure what your point is exactly, but fwiw, Nokia is the name of the Finnish town from which the Nokia company originates. They used to make rubber products such as rubber boots. I once had a bike with Nokia branded inner tyres (same logo, just without the "Connecting People" payoff). There's absolutely nothing Japanese about the word "Nokia", except maybe in the eye (ear?) of the beholder.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nokia,_Finland
Tags like #coup, #protest and so on will be next.