skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've been checking out the Opennexus developers site and it's an interesting idea. The protocol is about making software development easier and more modular which can then be snaped together to build bigger and better things.. It's like building with blocks where each block is specific function or piece of data. You than connect these nodes to create anything. I dug into the playground mode and got sucked in to screwing around way longer than I intended.playground to experiment with nodes. It's clear that they're aiming to make development easier even for those who don't code. I only stoped playing cuz I have to go to work.
Instagram 'Error' Turned Reels into Scroll of Murder, Gore, and Violence
Stellantis Says Eggshells Could Make Tires More Efficient, Better in the Rain
A large contingent of the US has been tricked into thinking that the centre-right establishment is somehow left wing...
Is that really the big question? Why is it necessary to find another dimension along which to diminish the author?
Bezos has the right to do so.

We have the right to criticize him for doing so and for pointing out the damaging effects on a free press.
A time reversed photon is still a photon, and as such photons in Feynman diagrams aren't given a direction. They're equally valid to view traveling forward or backward in time.

This is as opposed to an electron, which is given a direction, because reversing it in time produces an anti-electron.
Thank you for the correction. Shows my geocentric thinking.
He is a deeply lonely person. He has no real friends and appears to be incapable of forming genuine emotional connections. He needs friends but doesn’t have any and the pursuit of adulation from strangers is a poor substitute but it’s the best he can do.
Fwiw, this can be imitated on Linux with `unshare` or/and `nsenter`. Another brick to making a poor Plan 9 clone.
As for path duplication, I personally have

printf '%s\n' "$PATH" | grep --color=auto -E -e '(^|:)'"$( printf '%s\n' "$1" | sed 's/[][\.|$(){}?+*^]/\\&/g' )"'($|:)' > /dev/null 2>&1
if [ "$?" = 1 ]; then PATH="$1:$PATH" ; export PATH ; fi

in my version of pathadd().
But it only needs to be done once on eject. If you clean periodically the files will return in between.
That GUI has been there since at least XP.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gene_Hackman

https://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000432/

Related:

Gene Hackman has died - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43194778

Sheriff: Gene Hackman, wife found dead in Santa Fe home; no foul play suspected - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43194324

Gene Hackman and his wife found dead at their home - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43192605
Aren't we talking about op/ed here? I'm not a newspaper reader, but always assumed op/ed of any publication was a dumpster fire of biased opinions.

A written variant of a FoxNews talking head telling viewers how/what to think about $topic...
Semaphore goes Open Source today
It sounds like you don’t understand what the word “offense” means. The literal meaning of offense is a crime. If you crash into a street light and damage it (purposely, probably also negligently) then it is literally an offense against society.

offense: an illegal act; a crime

https://dictionary.cambridge.org/us/dictionary/english/offen...
Here we are 4 years later, and I would say a lot of people would agree with her. LOL.
SYSTEM: HKLM\SOFTWARE\CurrentControlSet\Control\Session Manager\Environment

User: HKCU\Environment
AMD may block any Intel acquisition
I literally posted about this topic a few days ago! But for some reason it was flagged as a “Dupe” and buried by someone:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43173195

It links here:

https://chatgpt.com/share/67bde29f-a56c-800a-8e26-44a5a3ad23...

I will summarize by saying that I think our current understanding of Faster-than-Light communication is wrong, and the no-go theorem about no information transmission faster than light will be debunked (in very specific but slight ways I describe in the link) soon as quantum error-correction gets better. Before you say it’s preposterous, skim the above chat, maybe looking at my side of it for instance. This is an interesting format I often share ideas in these days.
At some point there might be it be enough photons, though, right?
Related a few months ago https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41312335
"Oh no, that's just dog's blood"
> Is it the new green bubble?

Whay does that mean?
The only proof of intelligence that humans accept are where they are utterly dominated by the more intelligent “thing.”

In my experience it comes down to speed of processing and response

Nobody views trees as intelligent because despite having extremely complex interdependencies with their ecology, including fungus and all kinds of other organisms, they don’t move quickly or appear to respond to input (even though they do, just slowly).

Meanwhile the mantis shrimp because of it speed, superhuman vision and flexibility is considered extremely intelligent.

The only thing that humans will accept as more intelligent than them is (something) that they cannot control and can dominate them.

This is why AI is “the things we haven’t done yet” - once a technology is pervasive and integrated it is “just computing.”
CO poisoning during cold still weather is not uncommon in old/poor houses heated by gas or oil here in western Europe. What is the weather like in, I assume California, now?
Mine should be here in a week and a bit, so I'll have to try a brisket or something to put it through the paces.
No, Trump etc are not the establishment. They are effectively a foreign invader that the immune system of the establishment wants to evict. But we've reached cordyceps levels of infection at this point.

If you want to see the establishment's viewpoints, read the NY Times (the news articles, and analysis, but not the op-eds).
We've been saying for a while that "Democracy dies in darkness" wasn't just a motto, but a business plan. This is just accelerating it and making it explicit.
I am totally mesmerized by the idea of a floating hydrolizing platform , where ships can dock and load hydrogen fuel ( not sure what form suits best ).

Must start some economics of it. Also marine environment is very unforgiving...
"The first AI bookmark" - and the site doesn't seem to mention AI once, as far as I can tell. Seems like a very fancy and overbuilt input method for a gamify-reading app, and not a lot more.
I’m all for alternative energy but Vistra really needs to take their R&D back to Texas.
Unrelatedly, Google uses which completions users accept to train their AI further.
Looks like they’ll be looking to move to a much smaller space (or maybe be all remote). This is sad, their offices at MM was a great place to attend talks and meet with people.

How much of this is due to Covid related move to remote and how much to 1871’s (and general startup co-working space) can be debated.

Anybody here who worked at 1871 who can provide insight into the value prop?
Photons are their own anti-particle, so the distinction isn't particularly useful, but the representation is equally valid.
>>Just one point - there is no way ownership of some home brings actual happiness, you overload the term massively.

There was this stock broking platform owner here in India who was going on Youtube for years and telling people to rent instead of buying.

Last year, his landlord showed him the door, and he had to vacate.

Even for the rich. Not being to able to continuously associate with a place. Not being able to modify the premises, not being able to keep the beautification they would have done to the premises or just being asked to leave without having any control over the place is grounds enough to own a place.

>>Although I've met quite a few folks that, by chasing the dream of some home in suburbs 'to have their own place' ruined their marriage often beyond repair, including happy childhood of their kids.

Their wife and kids will likely hate homelessness more. Some times you have to experience worse to value to these things.

Everytime food gets bland at home, I go fasting for a while. Suddenly the blandest salad tastes good.

You can talk to the sages modern or ancient. They will give you this one advice- Avoid the big problems, and things that can kill you. You can only go upwards from here.
I go another notch: Why are so many different ones with so little major changes.

If you experience the `shell` of FoxPro DOS or other tools you will see how poor are the ones we tolerate now. Is like we still live in the age of `ed`.

(I even remember one of this projects have the joke that is finally a `terminal for the 90s!` or something like. Shells in common use a very poor things!)
Him and Trump have that in common. Knowing what I know now, it’s a symptom of emotional trauma and they both appear to be overly histrionic.
Rich has talked about all of this, it’s all on YouTube if you’re curious.

https://youtu.be/nD-QHbRWcoM?si=yneAgMhk6NjTf9ZU

The video I remember when he was describing the origin was on 480i, I’ll try to find it
I'm curious why there's no clear "Spanish" in these ISBN visualizations; there's 2 slots for English, one for France, Germany, Japan, Soviet Union, China, etc. but no big one for Spain. Do we really have so few books in Spanish? Or is this a predominantly English distribution?

I say this as someone who grew up in Spanish libraries and book shops, surrounded and immersed in Spanish books, so it feels a bit strange to see the tiny bit we occupy in the world map here.
I noticed this.
When reding about denotations the cent sign appears. What do you suppose it actually should be ?
Very cool!! Do y'all have an use-your-own-key example deployment to try it?
Who are these people on Bluesky?
They have a database of books but it's limited. This is the Achilles heel that they don't really mention.
Is It an AWS EC2 Instance or a US Visa?
> 1) At the moment, we can't even get living people off the international space station let alone land on the moon and take off from the same spot twice.

This is absolute garbage. It's not even close to being true. Since the astronauts arrived on the Boeing craft, SpaceX has delivered and retrieved other astronauts. They are not still on the ISS because there's no ability to bring humans back, but because of a scheduling logistics situation.

Continuing to push this scheduling snafu as being unable is just nonsense, and you are as well for pushing it.

> 2) If a space based proof of concept was practical, why would we not store our hard drive on the ISS. It is looking for some excuse to remain in operation and we can already come and go from it on a semi-regular basis?

There's only so much space on the ISS. Also, it's being decommissioned soon, so unless some company wants to take it over as a business--which NASA is open to yet no takers--they've contracted SpaceX to de-orbit the station.
Not op, but:
.https://youtu.be/qRQX9fgrI4s
Enemy of the State was a documentary. Prove me wrong!
> ... I mean, this is what LLMs are.

I suspect it's not an LLM for dictation?

It's probably a network that converts sound to some phonetic tokens, then some kind of probabilistic matching like a Markov chain (which would be computationally cheap locally)?
Are you not being a little simplistic, and wholly presumptuous, here? This is a sad story and, from your armchair, you can explain it all? The man has beliefs; they might be slightly nutty, but he seems unlikely to bite your legs off. He's not a dog. What's your justification for believing that he has any sense that "everything in the world is trying to cause harm to him"? There's no evidence of that in the original post. What make you think that "these paranoia thoughts gradually overwhelm him"? Again, not supported unless you turn your head and squint a little (lot). If you dropped all the paranoia/trauma/threat threads, maybe you could weave a whole cloth from something you do know.
A $100 DIY muon tomographer
If someone already deleted Firefox Sync and wants to get rid of Sync item in main menu, you can disable it by going to "about:config" and setting "identity.fxaccounts.enabled" to false.
And somehow the "left" opinion is always actually a DNC centrist, while the "right" opinion is a member of the John Birch Society.
You're thinking of https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DcYLT37ImBY and https://github.com/PWhiddy/PokemonRedExperiments.

> It also almost always runs from battles instead of changing Pokemon or fighting.

I believe this is because all of its Pokemon are on the verge of fainting, so it's trying to conserve them while it tries to find its way out.

> It keeps forgetting where it has been.

I'm wondering if this could be solved with a better harness; on one hand, that hurts the elegance of having one model dedicated to playing the game, but their existing harness is already cheating a little (they have a second LLM for verification). They're frequently compacting what's in context, which means its visual memory is quite poor - that could potentially be a point of improvement?
Isn't that exactly what vcs do?
Needs an option for ‘both’ a P2 is an EC2 instance type.
I was at Yahoo when they did a big email redesign, and the new design didn't work for 1/2 their users. Digging deeper, they found that email users kinda fall into 2 camps: filers and pilers. Filers carefully organize their data so they can quickly navigate to their target. Pilers just collect stuff in a big pile and use search to find their target.

Sounds like you're a filer (I am too). Sounds like emdash is kind of a mix of filing and piling.
Amazon uses quantum "cat states" with error correction
Does Anna’s Archive track and account for duplicate ISBNs?

https://scis.edublogs.org/2017/09/28/the-dreaded-case-of-dup...
A buffer overflow is just exceeding the size of a buffer, and stack smashing is a modification of either the stack itself or the stack pointer to result in different operations on the stack. These methods can coincide, and they can also exist independently of each other
My eyes can scan a large page much faster than my fingers can scroll a small screen.
The Conversation at 50: Why the paranoid thriller is more relevant than ever

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43194188
The only contender for top spot, besides The Conversation.
Show HN: I built AI clothes changer (free) with latest strongest models
I built Wear It Now AI, a AI tool that lets you change clothes in any photo to the clothes from another photo.

I built the our own serving backend with the strongest SOTA models to achieve best quality (professional commercial photography level).

Key features:

* extract the source clothes from any pose or angle (sitting, in motion,...) and keep all the details

* maintains super natural fit, lighting, and shadows

* adjust clothes material, colors, details

* beyond clothing. Supports accessories, necklaces, rings, sunglasses, swords, etc.

* up to 8K resolution for commercial photography use

Free tier available.

Try it: https://wearitnowai.com

Demo: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qpPY7WZDmsA

Would love feedback from the HN community!
There are a number of military surveillance technologies like GORGON STARE that got their start when some military brass saw Enemy of the State and said "I want that capability. Can we have that?"
(author) thanks for posting. I'm half way through writing a shmup using these apps. 90% of it was done on my iPhone whilst laying in bed.
The term itself is bad here. The problem isn't just because it's hard to understand.

> Second clause establishes that when you input that data you give firefox a license to that data which you otherwise own

Firefox doesn't need a license, because it's not a legal entity; it's software acting on behalf of a person (the user).

Mozilla doesn't need a license to all information input through Firefox, because Mozilla doesn't need that data for Firefox to operate.
I'd second this - REE is a great utility.
I thought the journey was well-written, captivating and worth the read.
No, and Yes, because there is no "back in time", nor "forward in time". Time is just a useful illusion we create to navigate space.

This idea is set up on a false premise.

But I was extremely happy to read; "There’s no such thing as wave-particle duality" "Light only ever travels as a wave".

Everything is only fundamentally a wave.

Please take a look at "The end of time : the next revolution in physics" by Julian Barbour. Or here are some YouTube videos:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=K49rmobsPcY

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GoTeGW2csPk

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1ogiQ2E6n0U
Were you trying to make short games or offer some kind of abridging service?

Because I've wondered about that too. Like, right now there's a pretty big dichotomy between "purchase and play a game myself" and "watch someone else play it on youtube/twitch". But it would be interesting if there was a market for a kind of interactive guided tour, like for $10 let me play the best 4-6 hours of AC:Odyssey, and that's delivered as a mod that just trims all the fat, levels me up quickly enough to hustle through the main story beats and see the good boss encounters and action set pieces.

(Ubisoft themselves sort of do this with their paid XP boosters, but that doesn't actually cut content, it just lets you skip a few hours of grinding over what is otherwise still a 40hr+ experience for most people)
For example - our household has forced hot water heating through pipes to radiators in each room.

However - there is a "boiler" which heats that water - it runs on natural gas.

When we moved in, I installed some air quality sensors - and noticed high levels of carbon monoxide - I was concerned, and searched and searched - and finally found that at some point, a service technician must have needed to do some testing on the output exhaust levels, so they drilled a hole in the pipe that carries that to the exterior...

It had been leaking for years before we purchased the home...
You failed in the past election and Trump became president because millions of people disagree with your narrative, no matter how long of a report on hacker news that you write!
But in this case the manufacturer does not offer any warranty at all to anybody.
https://archive.is/qfeTH
How can we be sure that Yaak won't be sold and enshittified two years from now?

Maybe I'm nitpicky, but I love sticking to software for years, had to ditch Insomnia after an auto-update killed my collections and wanted me to sign up for a cloud service. Could happen with this (yes, any software for that matter), too, because you'll sell it in a year from now.
Inventory commingling ruined any respect I had for them. They've done that for a long time but I still am beyond pissed by the trend they started of being a front for third party sellers, all French retailers copied them (darty, fnac, cdiscount etc) and searching for products sold by trustworthy entities on the internet is now a nightmare.

Everyone imitates the market leader so it really feels as if competition doesn't exist as an alternative to amazon here. They're all as bad, and sometimes worse.
Oh, it's not gone, but as you say it's small and getting smaller. About half of my regular haunts (the ones that still exist, anyway) have withdrawn from the public web in the last couple of years and gone behind login walls in order to protect against crawlers. That's why I suspect this is the direction things are going to go.
How does this contribute to the conversation any more than accusing him of having eyes for the furniture?
Very funny. The CSS makes it hard to read for me (it comes out almost white on white for me).
Scattered dots of light can tell us a lot! If you find a photon of a frequency that's only produced by, say, a CO2 molecule, you can prove that CO2 existed 50 million years ago. Ok wow, probably not too useful. Collect a bunch of photons, count how many indicate CO2 and how many indicate O2, and you can figure out the composition of Earth's atmosphere. All of this using single photon detections!
In my (fever) dreams, there's a directory at `/var/share/env` with the rule that regular files are <file name>=<file contents> and all other file types are ignored. The `env` program can slurp all the files to create the default environment before applying whatever customization are in dotfiles for a shell.

Want to add to path? `echo ':<directory>' >> /var/share/env/PATH` (or `env --add PATH :<directory>`, or something like that).
Thanks for the PR. Individual files were licensed, but I’ve also added a LICENSE file as well.
Thinking about why I've tended to avoid RSS, there is a consumption vs exploration divide in my mind that I feel RSS readers lean the wrong way on. That is probs an assumption I should challenge in my own thinking.
Show HN: DailyMaffs – A new math problem every day
Wouldn’t VLM be susceptible to prompt injection?
at the enterprise scale on the backend you end up paying for a bunch of indexing you will likely never use. On top of that you spend a LOT of money in engineering hours setting up indexes for many teams all with different log formats so the whole thing doesn't just melt down.

On the kibana side, their query language is unshared by any other tool, at least any that I use, meaning that in the middle of an outage I end up chasing my tail reading docs on how to query what you want. The returns are often slow and it's very hard to just export the logs you do find to text files so you can ingest them into other tools.

I mean I came up on cat/gerp/awk/sed/less/tail/(more recently jq for json logs) .. it wasn't perfect but it was RESPONSIVE and portable.

I just think that tools like ES/Splunk weren't conceived for dealing with logs (especially if your logs come in many formats) and are both overkill and at the same time underkill for the task. It's like using a ball peen hammer to drive nails, you can certainly DO it, but a claw hammer is cheaper and a more ergonomic experience.
> It won't stay -21C for very long, if you pump heat into it.

You are right, and also it would require digging which is a lot harder than laying out panels on the surface. Back of the napkin it's a tossup depending on the conductivity of lunar sub-surface material and how much pipe you lay. Just like on Earth.

> Btw, you can make your radiative cooling a lot more efficient than you gave in your example

This is true too, heat pumps could even get higher radiator temps than 100C if you like.
We need one fully remote company to dominate its industry and become the talk of the Harvard Business Review or nothing will ever change.
That's what I thought of. "Weird Al" Yankovic's parents were both found dead of carbon monoxide poisoning about 15 years back in a very similar fashion.
If you're a student who is thinking of not using LLM's, don't.

You put yourself at a significant disadvantage by not availing yourself of an infinitely patient, non-judgemental, and thoroughly well read tutor/coach.
Regarding Elm: At the time it worked very well for our use case. It still builds fine, but now it doesn't look like Elm is viable long term.

As for the font: The font pack did include an unmerged font with just the glyphs. I'm not clear why that isn't included anymore. But to make it easy to publish, I'd create merged fonts of the desired typefaces, so the editing is smooth. It's just that most font licenses do not allow publishing derivatives.

Why would you want to set up macros when you can just copy the chars into the doc? There are many sign variants and there are no established names for these glyphs. It really helps to just see the sign instead some macro name.

The state of the art for researchers in this field is copying image files for each glyph into their docs. It is that bad. So being able to work with Unicode strings is a huge improvement.
That is true. I might be reading too much of my own pain point into their situations.
That's only true if the period of analysis is extremely, extremely short.
I do wonder what would happen if some cardinal already named John or Gregory or some other indisputably papal name got elected. Would he keep his name?
Great browser - if they add battery life to the focus I am going to start paying them