skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I, for one, have it in my prompt that GPT should end every message with a message about how sure it is about the answer, and a rating of "Extremely sure", "moderately sure", etc.

It works surprisingly well. It also provides its reasoning about the quality of the sources, etc. (This is using GPT-4o of course, as it's the only mature GPT with web access)

I highly recommend adding this to your default prompt.
Yeah, org-mode and by extension Emacs really help in this regard. Now that Emacs has been ported to Android I expect its usefulness to only increase.

Looking back I can't believe I considered just bookmarking a link enough to save it long-term. Sure, I lost a lot of cruft but there were some gems that in retrospect I'd have liked to still reference or look at today. Eh, hindsight is 20/20 as the saying goes.
It’s more like a small scale real life testing ground. Not a city but maybe meant to prove technology and design that can scale to a city. Toyota hasn’t had a great track record with alternative mobility historically - just some quirky experiments - so I’m curious what they’re working on that justified this big investment for this “city”.
Is that not exactly what the person you're replying to is saying?

Private companies don't divulge schema because it's valuable IP.

Public entities IP belongs to the public, so there is nothing to protect
That's a glitch, maybe, but not a bug.
We only have photos of collapsars, not black holes. For mathematics the difference is big, only black holes have peculiar mathematical properties.
Seems like more of the usual - though the complaints in the article are scattered all over through time. But it's following a general theme we're all used to - inconveniencing power users and reducing user choice, tripling down on DRM, releasing half-baked hardware and software and taping it together on the fly.

Very ironic for that article to be posting referral Amazon links in the article all while criticizing those very products, though.
Just like how workplace software analyze white-collar work, such as this Microsoft product [1] (and many of those "bossware" which we saw during Covid), I don't see how this tool is any different but from a manual labor analysis standpoint? Their marketing might have been off, but I mean as long as the camera recordings are securely stored, what could be the issue? This solution is more like an automatic supervisor, and this could help as it could heavily reduce the need for supervisor roles (which also can come with biases and potential workplace-politics), and thus directly increase salaries for the workers actually performing the manual assembly. Also, there are already cameras in assemblies for monitoring the environment and also modern solutions to analyze workers and worker safety such as Invisible AI [2] and Rolloos [3].

[1] https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-viva/workplace-ana...

[2] https://www.invisible.ai/

[3] https://www.rolloos.com/en/about-us/mission-vision/
If I have an existing postgres db how hard is it to migrate?

Can I write regular joins if I need to?

Do you have plans or do you already support db branching ?
BP to slash green investment and ramp up gas and oil
I don’t know anyone who owns a kindle and still buys books for it. Maybe I’m not in the part of society where these are more popular but I feel like everyone prefers physical books. Is this even a big business for Amazon? Why are they so aggressive in how they run it?
Finding Words Using Kap
DIY Open-Source Star Tracker Gets You Those Great Night Shots
If we stick by what you say, the maintainer may be uninitiated by copycat culture. Forking is a form of it, but so is shameless copying. If a person perceives theft, then they may respond in all kinds of abhorrent ways. Of course, we onlookers will yell out that it’s not that big of a deal in this case, but we can do nothing about the individuals perception.

Is this the person’s first time having an idea of theirs taken (appropriately or inappropriately)? Their sense of right and wrong may be just fine (speaking of value systems), but their reaction is intense.

There’s either more to the story or baby just experienced a little bit of life, and it hurts.

Edit:

From the maintainers:

Today we found Sublime Text authors just stole the WHOLE repository publishing the theme again, under their name, by replacing ANY reference of original authors with their names.

We opened a pull-request to restore the original theme made by us with all the credits. Let's see if they accept it, or they want to keep the stolen repository.

As I suspected Watson, the persons perceives theft.
What’s the problem? You plan on running multiple instances of you Elixir program?
Oops you're right, it's possible that you have no way to read things back.
All the companies in this space go out of business. Who in the Midwest is doing well?
Does your interpretation not mean that(coupled with the court ruling that file formats can't be foia'd) any document with sections cannot be requested via FOIA?
> To me, your very statement "freedom of speech ends where threats of violence appear" is a form of hate speech

How on earth did you conclude that? Where is the emotional charge you are implying? What about the other party feelings (of being intimidated)?
I don’t like Markdown because I don’t want to remember a syntax. Most normal people I know have no idea what Markdown even is. The idea that I can’t see my formatting when I’m writing is annoying. What’s the point? It’s like MD is writing code and to “see” the document, you have to run it. In other words what you see is not what you get — you only see what you get when “previewing.”
Kind of doubtful that this was intentional, unless it was done by some one employee and somehow wasn't spotted. American tech is rolling out the red carpet for the current US admin, and I don't think Apple is going to be an exception. Probably another "bush hid the facts" event.
he's even selling a book lmao
Yea coupled with the courts arguments the interpretation of sections in a document as a "file format" means no files with sections can be released via FOIA requests
Of course not. What makes you believe that?

The MIT license is not very long, and it contains this sentence:

> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software.

Which clearly state that you can't remove that license to put your own.
The usual explanation is that it’s got 35 buttons. Whether that’s the true reason I don’t know, but at least the button count checks out!

Now, if someone could explain to me the logic behind the naming of the HP-10, HP-10b, HP-10C and HP-10s, I’d be most grateful...
The fact that there is a “rendering the slides” step is the problem.
It's a cheapshot at Christianity. That's all it is.
Play chords to transmit more info?
Tor is pretty hard to block. I think that some sort of mixnet is pretty much the solution to all ISP/Government spying and censorship on the web as they make the law de-facto unenforcable
The UK definition of a city is arbitrary and unrelated to the usual meaning of the word. St Davids is objectively a small town.
It’s neither. The two words sound nothing like each other, so the transcription doesn’t seem like a glitch or bug but something an employee may have done on purpose. The explanation that it has to do with words with an “r” doesn’t seem even slightly believable.
In the context of the current topic, follow the orders means meeting deadlines and maintaining cost. Big retail weld massive power over manufacturers, consumers over big retail, the desire for faster and cheaper goods over consumers. It’s a loop where the blame shifts as per the convenience.
As a manufacturer, I have also seen some factories passing on the opportunity to contract for some really big retailers, since taking on their orders meant squeezing their workers.

At the end of the day, it’s all about efficiency.But running efficiently shouldn’t come at the cost of low paid workers.
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43095098
IANAL, but surely the "asset" of your body is part of your estate, making it some grade of theft [0] under Alabama law.

[0] https://codes.findlaw.com/al/title-13a-criminal-code/al-code...
the problem is that I can't do this with ajax requests, they must always be on the client side. I thought about obfuscating and discovered that it's not so secure either
And that's where the cultural difference lies between the new and the old world...
What about this clause: "The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all copies or substantial portions of the Software"

It sounds like they went out of the way to remove that copyright notice. Am I misinterpreting that part?

Genuinely curious since this stuff affects me....
You know what has live view all the time? RTF. What’s wrong with WYSIWYG?
What happens if I move in and sleep on the park bench? Not trying to be snarky, just wondering.
They also don't bother fixing bugs in the reader software, or perhaps unable to fix bugs. For more than ten years I have been complaining to Amazon about a bug that makes it impossible to delete sample books from the reader, the option disappearing from the menu. I suspected they didn't believe me so I escalated to an online chat and submitted a video of me trying to delete a sample. After a year the bug is still there. My workaround is to delete the Kindle app and reinstall. Clumsy, but it fixes the problem.

Now using ebooks.com for actual purchases, though the free samples from Amazon are useful for making the decision to buy elsewhere.
os.system doesn't actually change your environment:

>>> os.getcwd()
'C:\\Users\\Admin\\Downloads'
>>> os.system("cd Video")
0
>>> os.getcwd()
'C:\\Users\\Admin\\Downloads'
>>>
No, it cannot. You can incorporate an MIT licensed work into a work that is licensed differently, but compatibly (not a real problem with MIT), but now you have three works that are under different licenses: the MIT part, the "other" part and the whole. The MIT part stays MIT. Someone can cherry-pick just that file (or file snippet) and use it under MIT, without caring about the license of the whole.
We don't fully know (and probably never will) how many genetic diversity has been lost in USA population, subspecies, etc.

I know you won't but It feels you are about to thank us humans to make bald eagle population lower so their diseases didn't spread. Living in Europe this flow of thoughs it's been heard so much.
Another one is nemesis, which now refers to a long standing enemy, as well as the older meaning of a Greek goddess of vengeance.

Don't imply or wink and nudge. Say what you mean to say. Your example is either a non sequiter like mine, or it's implying something while avoiding saying the actual thing you are trying to convey.
Yeah - one version had that weird bug - we fixed it already (I think, super happy to tell me how to replicate if not).

Hmm really? Maybe you could use the sensitive data api to make it more deterministic? https://docs.browser-use.com/customize/sensitive-data

How would you imagine a perfect feedback loop?
A lot of the work is now part of MySQL Heatwave, the paid Oracle / cloud edition.
Interesting how the article only quotes part of the statement, leaving out "the FAA has been considering the use of Starlink since the prior administration to increase reliability at remote sites, including in Alaska".
Corporations building futuristic cities? We all know how that ends! We’ve seen the movies!
It does, you just needs to find the last one before force push and click “browse repository at this point” and it will slow the pre force push history
Is it only me who is interested in creating minecraft plugins in go code which can compile to wasm and now run in chicory natively in the jvm itself , sure there is some overhead but oh I don't mind that , I think that somebody would want to hook the minecraft api to be callable from wasm and then some more shenanigans on the wasm side as well and then on the golang side as well but oh boy , It can be fun. I really wanted to create a python minecraft plugin when I was really young / just starting out programming , I really was close to learning kotlin just for minecraft.
Minecraft holds dear to me.
Yeah, sorta feels like docker on a new instance is safer than connecting to actual browsers and injecting js code there… would love to skip cdp protocol though, it’s quite restrictive
Anil Dash on Procurement Capture.

https://www.anildash.com//2025/01/04/DOGE-procurement-captur...
LTT video specifically states that they were also able to get the Desktop model to be compliant with the (US, I suppose) EMI laws. He also shows the shielded side of the case (only one side is shielded and that was supposedly enough to pass).
Short the shorters?
That's because Yeltsin set the groundwork for him, in his 93' coup. Where he, as president, dramatically overstepped his constitutional authority, the Russian parliament started making impeachment noises, so he ordered to army to seize it.

The mid-level commanders that carried out his orders were rewarded with wealth and power. The ones that didn't got purged.

Russia came out of that coup and constitutional crisis with all power consolidated in the office of the President.

And you would never guess what happened next!
> What makes you believe that?

Probably the sublicense wording that many techies confuse with relicensing.

Also sloppy wording in discussions like HN where "relicense" is sometimes used as a shortcut for "combined with a compatibly-licensed work in a larger work that can be used under the whole-work license".
From their LTT video, it looked like they chose to do Desktop because of the AMD platform (and not the either way around, where they planned a desktop product and then chose AMD strix halo). Apparently setting up the manufacturing pipeline for laptops built on strix halo is expensive as of now and there are only two laptops in the whole market using it. So Frame.work choose to go the desktop route to save on cost while still making the platform available for everyone.
That's untrue. I've created https://monokai.pro, to my knowledge the first commercial theme. It's been going strong for years now.

People are willing to pay for nice things. Especially if it takes longer to create it yourself.

A theme is more than a list of colors. Monokai Pro contains custom designed icons and color filters too, and some code logic to sync it all up. It needs continued updates, as editors keep evolving with new UX/UI elements.
Why not? This is a fully capable x86 desktop.
It probably would yeah. I was very against it but this HN post sorta points me to “people want mcp”
> become a low voltage electrician

You must have missed that part.

I worked for an engineering firm that did low voltage design (Network / A-V). The people who installed our plans weren't just high school types, trust me.
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Configuring image preview with ranger file manager on macOS
How many of their grievances are freedom related though?.

Could be economic freedom, religious, intellectual, social etc.

Also, I'd argue giving your citizens freedom of movement is critical if you're going to implement necessary but drastic economic reforms, it gives the bourgeois, who often end up leading revolutions in despotic states, an option to exit stage left instead of putting on camo and moving to the jungle with a bunch o guns.

Education not controlled by politicians is dangerous to authoritarian regimes.

The current rhetoric from JD Vance about tertiary education is part of the usual script of tinpot despots, sadly.
That was such a cool demo man! We are working on speed, we are already 3-4x faster than operator with gpt4o
New technology changes game experience for visually impaired fans [video]
Yeah that’s precisely why we introduced the cloud version!
[dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43177857
apl-family languages also often read easier right to left
That won't stop foreign disinformation. They'll just pay some local to say it.

And China's system doesn't stop disinformation; it promotes disinformation. It it designed to make sure that only China-sponsored disinformation is available. If you want a system for that it is a solved problem; it just isn't a good idea.
Ok. Was late yesterday. I reread the passage and understood it wrong. Yes if it keeps the „tracking“ branch information in sync that’s ok. I assumed it autocleans local branches. The initial statement regarding history etc kept me off track.
ham optimizes for the wrong thing, imo. look at ft8: perfect for making contacts at low power with stations far, far away, but really only tuned to the particular task of making contacts.

you can package some text alongside, but fundamentally all amateur operators are looking for is a SYN / ACK with callsigns.
So, by any objective metric, #2, #3, and #4 have nothing in common between the two nations, and by the late 2010s, Afghanistan was a historic footnote that everyone stopped giving a shit about.

The US is incredibly successful at exporting about half of the pain from its fiscal policy to other nations, (given that the dollar is the world's reserve currency), not the other way around. It's economy is incredibly productive, and its bureaucracy is roughly the same size to that of other developed nations.

What it does have is a tidal wave of propaganda, sponsored by a small group of robber barons and oligarchs people who would benefit from destroying that bureaucracy. Which somehow convinced ~49.8% of the country that the richest man in the world somehow has their interests at heart.
Marcel the Shell is another shell/python hybrid: https://www.marceltheshell.org/
Haha no, I am saying that if websites don’t want you there they will find a way to block you in the long run, so betting the product on extracting data from those websites is a bad business model (probably)
That's basically converting a QR scanner into a text detector. It might work but why do they need to be human-readable? Most part of the encoded string would be UUID that's useless for human eyes anyway. After scanning, the important info will also usually show on the phone screen.
Looks a bit like "Aarhus Ø" in my city. a part of the city that is quite new.

https://aarhusoe.dk/media/owqjyq0b/dji_0091.jpg - the construction site in the corner is done now, its a very very tall building that looks similar to the one in the center - just... very much taller.

it's a terribly crowded place, and i hate it - but at least the apartment buildings look different than all the ol 'red brick cubes' from the 40s and 50s we have in the rest of the city (You can see some of them in the background in this picture)
No need for movies. It happened in real life

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fordl%C3%A2ndia
Making such a plane, yes, I have a pretty decent clue. It's not that hard. It was done with early 1950s technology!

Certifying, sadly... also yes. I work in government.

Do you think the enemy cares whether you're properly certified or not?

Similarly, do you think hackers care if your CISO has all of your security audit paperwork nicely rubber stamped?

Do viruses care if your unpatched servers have been officially exempt from the update schedule?

In war, only capability matters. Nothing else.
True. In our case it's not that simple. By resisting adding SQL early on we were able to advance our data model & schema without SQL holding us back. And now we've added SQL in such a way that it takes full advantage of our stack.
In 2023, the Model Y was the best selling car.

https://www.jato.com/resources/media-and-press-releases/tesl...

>As anticipated in JATO’s preliminary 2023 results, released in February, the Tesla Model Y made history last year. The midsize SUV secured top position in the global ranking as the first ever pure electric vehicle to lead the global market.

And from a business perspective, it was the best selling car amongst the portion of the world with the most money to spend. That is a pretty impressive achievement for any business.

>Impressively, the Model Y secured this position without a presence in most emerging markets, where it continues to be unaffordable for the majority of consumers.

And Tesla indicates it sold a similar number of Model Ys in 2024, so it very well could hold the same title again.

https://ir.tesla.com/press-release/tesla-fourth-quarter-2024...
Over $390k in sales!
https://draculatheme.com/open
As the original Copyright holder, you can do that. It just doesn't make the old Apache licensed version disappear.
Indeed. Southend was given city status in 2022 simply because their MP was murdered.

Croydon is twice the size of Southend and will probably never become a city.
Whoever wants to. But I doubt many do.
I lived in Romania in the 80s. I also visited Huntington, WV. At that time it was one of the poorest cities in the US. Believe me: quality of life in Huntington was in order of magnitude better than Romania in the 80s. I visited the most happening place in Huntington: an all you can eat buffet. Poor people in America eat all sorts of food from all over the world. In the 80s Romania we ate chicken feet (tacimuri) or pigs feet (adidasi). Poor people in America have electricity and heating. In 80s Romania we had neither.
Strongly disagree. MacBook haptic trackpads feel plenty natural to me and don’t suffer the weird inconsistency issues that plague traditional trackpads. I say this even as someone who uses a machine with a traditional trackpad everyday and has a new FW13 reserved. If Framework ever offered a haptic trackpad upgrade I’d buy it.
Technically your statement is incorrect. The MIT license allows dealing without restriction and sub-licensing, but the effect of re-licensing an MIT product as GPL would be a license with many unenforceable terms on the code that is MIT licensed.

> Permission is hereby granted, free of charge, to any person obtaining a copy
of this software and associated documentation files (the "Software"), to deal
in the Software without restriction, including without limitation the rights
to use, copy, modify, merge, publish, distribute, sublicense, and/or sell
copies of the Software, and to permit persons to whom the Software is
furnished to do so, subject to the following conditions:

> The above copyright notice and this permission notice shall be included in all
copies or substantial portions of the Software.

Note the "deal in the Software without restriction" and "sublicense" permissions and the virality of the terms that require the permission notice must be included with all copies.

One problem with this however is if someone has removed the license from the software like what has happened here, then that software really has no license because the license doesn't specifically state that it applies to derivatives. The Apache 2.0 license is much clearer on that subject of derivative works.
Except the tiny detail that the whole application is responsible for everything it does, including the behaviour of plugins it decides to use, so if the plugin can be exposed to faulty behaviour on its outputs, that will influence the expected behaviour from the host with logic building on those outputs, someone will be very happy and write a blog post with a funny name.
I like the idea of separating utility transport from passenger transport, leaving it underground
> The city will have an underground passageway for deliveries and garbage collection.

This would be a great improvement over many cities, though definite drop in QOL for delivery and garbage truck drivers. Though I imagine having it underground makes it much easier to manage with autonomous vehicles.
i do believe obsidian support all those (well maybe not all)

but thats added 'on top' of basic markdown, so when you open your markdown file in some other program it looks weird
doesn't look more crowded than what you find in a lot of big cities
Apply it to just the key stuff then.
Target one side? Do you mean to imply there should be some kind of fairness?

If it is targeted, this targets a racist. That's the "side". Don't tolerate intolerance.
Thank you for the kind words it really motivates us!