skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Every single damn thing can be traced back to tax we are burdened with irrespective of left/right govt in power.

The working majority is burdened with such taxes so that the rich and corporations can get tax breaks. All these taxes, even including the sales taxes are means to dump the tax burden on the majority and give tax cuts to the rich.
> There is no phonetic overlap between the words "racist" and "Trump"

This is true in a room full of people who aren't linguists just like it's true that the government doesn't use SQL in a room full of Elon orbiters. I don't even like Apple.

/ˈtɹəmp/

/ˈɹeɪsɪst/

There is a plausible overlap right at the beginning. You just made incorrect assumptions. You seem to assume that English has a universal phonology, that speakers all pronounce things the same way every time (i.e. you failed to account for alternation[0] on an individual speaker level, let alone the variance between dialects), and the fact that small tongue movements have an outsized effect on the produced vowel sound.

[ᵗ°ɹ] and /ɹ/ sound the same under the right environmental conditions. If the /t/ is quiet enough, then the /ɹ/ can easily "outcompete" the /t/.

/ə/ and /e/ are close neighbors. With natural variance, they can sound similar under the right environmental conditions.

And finally, many people who say /ɹ/ also introduce a very short, almost unvoiced /ə/ before transitioning to /eɪ/, since, again, /ə/ and /e/ are close neighbors.

So yes, they do have phonetic overlap, maybe not for you, but for other people it's plausible... and probable. If you watch the original video, they're recording a very short clip which gives the STT engine very little context (and they had to do it twice to reproduce the behavior because one of the attempts did not replace "racist" with "Trump").

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alternation_(linguistics)
Seriously ???? Did you buy JD Vance on "free speech" in EU ? Actually, you should get better information (and a link to the EU Commission website is nothing if you dont read or understand it... it's only the old FUD)

Right now, the POTUS is so much reducing freedom in US that it's enough for him to say that it doesn't like something (like DEI) for a lot of companies to trash DEI in the hope to please him. And it's enough for the WaPo to change what will be the content of its "opinion" pages...

And EU is the one reducing freedom ?????? You should really wake up guys
To be clear, trees did not "give" us oxygen. Trees evolved from bushes which evolved from algaes, which evolved from some mono-cell life forms which are a common ancestors to us as well. They were shaped by natural selection, it was indeed awesome for them to get out of the water and start consuming carbon dioxide in the atmosphere. They did not give us oxygen though, there was no high level consciousness of gifting life to others as your sentence is implying. This said, trees are awesome and we should definitely not cut them or burn them for no reason or pure sadism. We should though also consider them as a parte of the environment where live. If we need them and there is plenty and there aren't other constraints we can use them to build things. Having too much carbon dioxide built up in the atmosphere is a constraint very important to value. We don't want to literally destroy our home. I can keep this thoughts rationally in my brain without having to come up with metaphors where the giant rock we happened to be on is a "mother" nurturing us. The earth is not our "mother", we evolved here because simply all other rocks did not have the right conditions to sustain life.
The universe is mostly a harsh and cold place, we should save/improve/increase the places that can be home. I feel though the people that start to lean into Animism are just not very scientific, they mean well, but they won't learn all the technology tools that could help me preserve our home planet more effectively.

Ending on a positive note, many scientists both love nature and are rationally scientific (rather than romantic). All the awesome work being done with using LLM to speak with whales and recognize better dogs emotions and pain levels is very inspiring.
I found these all very easy to see on my phone screen. By the end of the article I was already able to instantly "go 3d" without thinking "go cross eyed" or use tricks like looking at my nose.

The problem I think most people will have is screen size. If the screen is too big then going cross eyed will be harder and might cause strain. Straight eyed can be easier, but I still think there's a limit on screen size. Magic eyes when printed are about the right size for people's heads so just work.

The second problem is the pictures look half as big as soon as you "go 3d". So although it's very cool and I buy the author's point that some pictures need the depth to make sense, there's always something lost from the full size picture. On my phone it made it like looking at a postage stamp!

Still I might try it myself given how easy it sounds. I imagine even a slight bit of wind would make some subjects impossible, though!
Show HN: YLL is a lightweight and secure URL shortener built with Ruby on Rails
Access XDG Desktop Portal from Go
The Gilded Age Never Ended
For those who lived in the occupied areas like Poland, it certainly is.
Show HN: PairPods – Share audio on macOS (pairpods.app)
I built PairPods to solve a personal frustration: wanting to watch movies with a friend on my MacBook without having to share earbuds or disturb others with speakers.

PairPods is a tiny (1.5MB) menubar app that lets you share audio between two Bluetooth devices simultaneously with a single click. It works with any macOS-compatible Bluetooth audio devices.

The app is built with Swift and SwiftUI, and the entire source code is available on GitHub under an MIT license. It requires macOS Sonoma (14.0) or later.

Technical implementation details:
- Uses macOS's built-in CoreAudio framework to create an aggregate device
- SwiftUI for the menubar interface
- Automatic device detection and configuration
- No background processes or persistent connections

I'd appreciate any feedback on the UI, functionality, or code architecture! This is currently in beta, and I'm particularly interested in edge cases I might have missed.

GitHub: https://github.com/wozniakpawel/PairPods
Website: https://pairpods.app
It looks like cat ran over the keyboard ( + _ + )
The best part of this design was that it felt so nice. Just playing with the monitor adjustment was so satisfying and felt like such a high quality product. Almost made up for the mouse. Almost.
Nice! Feature request : conditional expressions should start with the "else" branch.
> 20% of their income on housing

Wha a world that would be. More in the 35-45 range.
Thanks, for the benefit of others the risk is that the devtools port has no Auth so is vulnerable to XSS.

I would surmise that this will stop being a problem if you switch to using a unix socket for the CDP.
Unlike the US, it was also illegal to listen in on police radio frequencies. I always felt this was madness to make it illegal rather than adopt encryption. Thankfully they are now encrypted.
Do you have any source?
I did not not find any reference to Genoa in dfferent dictionaries (in English and Italian).

https://www.etymonline.com/search?q=lottery

https://www.merriam-webster.com/dictionary/lottery

https://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/lotteria/?search=lotter%...

https://www.treccani.it/vocabolario/lotto/?search=l%C3%B2tto...
Really? Isn't it trying to raise the voltage over the sine? (Note, a question. I have no clue).
Thank you so much! Me and my friend played your Beta, and we found it to be a really fun and a good lecture game: a game to play during boring lectures. I also love the animations and the satisfying feel of it, really cool!!
Opposition in Czech will win because current government fail almost in everything. SPOLU declared themselves as middle right coalition, but implement left politics, ie increasing taxes about 20% for freelancers in last year, keeping almost one od highest inflation in EU, funding useless projects...

No wonder that about 75% Czechs are dissatisfied with current PM Fiala.

https://cvvm.soc.cas.cz/en/press-releases/political/politici...

Opposition is even worse. They do what public surveys and Babis (the leading oligarch here) tells them to do. I expect lowest voter turnout because quite a lot people don't see any point in voting. Which is ok for me. We need rethinking about current approach of giving our responsibility to unknown electorate.
Wow the other comments on this thread are all ironic, exaggerated, and misleading.

A little context is necessary.

“Up to” is worth emphasis. Even if in an extreme scenario a 5 year sentence was disbursed only up to 2.5 years would be in prison (and likely far less), automatic release at 2 thirds in the worst case.
New proposal for how digestion emerges from the stomach.
There's one major mechanic that opens up shortly after Lt. Surge: nonlinearity. Once you get to Lavender Town, there are several options to go to, and I suspect that will be difficult for an AI to handle over a limited context window.

And if the AI decides to attempt Seafoam Islands, all bets are off.
Wasn't that the excuse when they were laying people off two years ago?
> What's wild to me is that Gen Z and Gen Alpha are basically computer illiterate by and large.

That really depends on how you define computer literate, because I'm seeing some incredible work being done by the younger generations, both for modern computers, but also for the machines of my youth in the 80s and 90s. Most of the Gen Z I previously taught might not know Excel, Word or even Windows, but they certainly knows how to use and abuse Google Docs and Sheets.

As for deep knowledge on the inner workings of a PC, I don't think they are worse of then previous generations. You have a tiny group of absolute geniuses, a small, but larger group of above average who will become future engineers and developers, then an tiny group of people who can operate modern Windows applications will insane skill levels, and finally the reset, who can sort of get by.
The third video in the "Featured Introductions" section near the top of the page, called "A Swift Introduction to Geometric Algebra", is a very good starting point.
> Initially I thought to use , for float but ended use using . for floats.

Better - check the computer's region setting and use the local language convention, so decimal point is "." is English speaking regions, and "," is Euro regions, and who knows what else in other regions. That way code might work in one location but fail in another ;)
The winning submission [0] was discussed on HN recently [1]. It's highly impressive from both technical decisions and graphic design viewpoints, it somehow elegantly visualizes 2 billion books (in a way that resembles a bookcase no less).

[0]: https://phiresky.github.io/blog/2025/visualizing-all-books-i...

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42897120
Would this be useful for e.g. modelling terrains, or is used in something like GIS?
It's philosophy. It doesn't concern itself with facts or knowledge.
> ordered breakfast: scrambled eggs back in the days when people ate eggs, and, more recently, banana and granola with skim milk.

It's funny how much life cycles. I do kinda remember a phase where people were eating a "healthier" breakfast of some kind of fruit, and when granola became popular, and when milk fat was considered the worst thing you could do to your body.

But now eggs are fine, again. Great, even.
I'm not working for Musk, but the way I see it, he's funding a lot of research that someone couldn't get access to if they worked with say, BMW or NASA. So it makes sense that someone could be there to just learn and fail on someone else's dime before they do their own thing.
This is just taking stock svg icons and editing some basic svg properties. This isn't particularly useful for a logo as a) stock logos pretty much by definition don't offer a lot of distinguishment for what they are trying to represent b) it would be pretty difficult to get a stock icon trademarked for the same reason.

Did you mean to promote this as an icon customizer or something?
US examining whether UK's encryption demand on Apple broke data treaty
There's a cache of them in a storage unit east of Atlanta. You can still find the listing on Facebook marketplace.

I bought a B&W machine from the guy for $50 or $60.

Also grabbed a G4 Digital Audio tower. To my surprise, it was a top-end 733 MHz model.
> Philosophy has little to do with reality.

Translation: I’ve never read Aristotle.
> Oh and we dont any high quality products we produce. Whether it is tea (assam, darjeeling), coffee, nuts like cashew nuts, fruits. We get 3rd, 4th or quality and everything in 1st quality is exported.

This reminds me of a documentary I just watched, in a village in Peru, mangoes couldn't be sold and could only rot in the fields, "They can transport tens of thousands of tons of drugs, but can't even get a pound of ripe mangoes out."
I never said it all started with trump but trump is the current head of government and he is pushing much harder than previous government.

I have never seen for instance Biden or Obama close one make fascist salute.
I hadn't the time to look around further, so I missed the Google and Microsoft SSO login options.
As long as those are/remain free, there is no SSO tax.

I will have another look when I have more time, thank you.
I find your second sentence very difficult to pull off in practice, if you have any sort of responsibility (e.g. kids). Modern interviews seem to assume you have a lot of time to dedicate to prep.

In the old days, one could prep while on severance. But those seem to be becoming. Less generous and in some cases being skimped on through shenanigans.
Like it or not, the Overton window in the US did shift last election.

So many comments trying to compare to Europe, or try to excise liberal from left seem to miss the point.

When an election so divisive picks a side, there's your new baseline. Not what it was last year. Not what CNN did in the Clinton years, or what it's claiming to do today.
There's no contradiction. Philosophy is something everybody does after a beer. No point in pretentding that it's a relevant profession for hundreds of years already.
Fundamental physics:

https://www.quantamagazine.org/the-octonion-math-that-could-...

Also see the work of John Baez:

html https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/octonions/octonions.html

pdf https://math.ucr.edu/home/baez/octonions/octonions.pdf
I was immediately struck by this remark too. Were eggs particularly unfashionable in the early 1990s in the USA? Apparently so.
They are the establishment. The goal is destruction of government for tax breaks.
I had a startup in the bunker fuel market (BunkerEx - acquired a few years ago) - if you need any on the ground help let me know!
It could be that if you work there, you show that you can withstand the pressure as some sort of modern slave.

-> It shows that you can do hard work and that you can be productive.

-> It actually increases your odds to get hired at one of these modern and well-paid retirement houses like Google or Meta.

(I believe it seriously, it's not sarcasm from my perspective)
> most of the publisher value lies in getting paid before the game launches, and with marketing around launch

Reading this, I'm wondering if there is something like a publisher for other types of Software than games? Looks a decent deal. No?
also you can set the probability of a command to be executed at all!
Fat Thursday
Peter principle meets Idiocracy. People will die unnecessarily because of incompetency and failure of leadership.
Show HN: Pretty sweet AI dashboard for 14 years of OhDiary data
Correct. Another pun is that "ruigi" (類義) means "similar".
You can stuff up your EU directives up your nose, like your bottle caps when you try to drink from a European bottle
Well done Brian! What would you say to Zuck if you met him on the street now?
How does this compare with Mamba? Intuitively it feels like this should have similar performance to Mamba, but the math is a lot simpler and easier to understand.
What would be good resources for me to learn about the (digital) gaming world from an entrepreneur's perspective? I am a general developer, otherwise am a complete newbie to gaming (played Mario once with my son). Thanks.
I'm not an expert or part of the community and haven't been following too closely.

But I vaguely remember there was a story where he said he transferred control of some aspect of WP to a non-profit organization not controlled by him, with a press release and everything, but then later that day control was transferred back to him without telling anyone.

In any case, I believe it's pretty clear that most people who rely on WordPress had no idea that it is almost singularly controlled by him. Whether this was done via deception or not is indeed a good question.
> The difference is that what we now call “science” actually did start out as a branch of philosophy, and only gradually became separated from it;

It was hundreds of years ago, when philosophers of nature, aka people who thought about usefull stuff, left to become scientists. What remains in philosophy since then is all the useless stuff.
Trump freezes U.S. law banning bribery of foreign officials
Vitess came from YouTube
Fresh leaks suggest Half-Life 3 development may be nearing completion
That's interesting for sure, but "links to UK", really?
> >A does not require demonstrating doc-rank problems map to n-day problems
> Of course you have to, that's pretty much the whole operation of reducing A to B. You may be doing it implicitly but you're doing it for sure.

But the article isn’t mapping docrank to nday, nor is it claiming to reduce docrank to nday. Its choice of A and B is clear.

Nday didn’t have an understood solution to leverage like docrank did.

> one typically reduces the problem that one knows best (more general, known bounds solutions, etc...) into the one that you're studying

Wikipedia:
“””
There are two main situations where we need to use reductions:

First, we find ourselves trying to solve a problem that is similar to a problem we've already solved. In these cases, often a quick way of solving the new problem is to transform each instance of the new problem into instances of the old problem, solve these using our existing solution, and then use these to obtain our final solution. This is perhaps the most obvious use of reductions.
“””

This is what the article does, reducing the new nday problem into the known docrank one.

“””
Second: suppose we have a problem that we've proven is hard to solve, and we have a similar new problem. We might suspect that it is also hard to solve. We argue by contradiction: suppose the new problem is easy to solve. Then, if we can show that every instance of the old problem can be solved easily by transforming it into instances of the new problem and solving those, we have a contradiction. This establishes that the new problem is also hard.
“””

This is your ‘transform A to B, this is called "reducing A to B", for some reason, and then you can say things like "B is at least as complex as A" and "I can solve some instances of B the way I solve the general case of A’. “Nday discovery is at least as complicated as document ranking” is obvious, though, which is why it’s not the subject of a blog post.
Nuts, crims, and greedy billionaires out to blow up all of government because they don't understand it, privatize everything, and slash Medicare, Medicaid, and Social Security while lying about the tax breaks they're going to get out of it.
The really should have kept that design around longer, iterated on it.

Maybe it just wasn't possible to put a G5 on that small of a logic board, but it's still an absolutely stunning computer. I have one sitting on my kitchen counter right now!
Please make sure aider and llm-cli can use this soon,kthx :-)
Startups tend to go for top talent because they're trying to grow very fast. It's ideal for small businesses though, but that kind of a market takes time to develop and needs a sizable upper middle class who can afford to bootstrap businesses independently.
I beg you: don't use service accounts with GitHub Actions
Source on hallucination rates falling?

I use LLMs 20-30 times a day and while it feels invaluable for personal use where I can interpret the responses at my own discretion, they still hallucinate enough and have enough lapses in logic where I would never feel confident incorporating them into some critical system.
So 450 million do? That’s 50% larger than the population of the US. I know they address this in the article but that’s still a huge market.
Not author, but fellow indie gamedev company founder. Getting in touch is not hard at all and there are several avenues:

1 - Majority of publishers do have public submission forms and they do look though what you send. There is a few existing lists that you can use [1].

2 - Industry is generally very friendly so often you can also reach out to publisher game scouts on Linkedin and even ask for what kind of projects they looking for.

3 - And obviously there are industry events where again it's totally okay to pitch to people, get their contacts, etc. If you're good at followups you'll easily be able to reach right people.

4 - Also fellow gamedevs will happily made an introduction if you have worthy project.

There of course some requirement what you need at very least is:

* Prototype for 5-15 minutes of gameplay. Prototype must be playable and fun, not just tech demo. There is no way to make any deal without one.

* Short and very juicy gif or video representing core loop that sells.

* Pitch deck. The farther your build is from final game the better pitch you must have. There are some examples of game pitches you can find on internet, but if you curious reach me I'll share ours.

Whatever you will actually sign with publisher will depend heavily on how close is your game to release. If it's something nearly complete you'll have more chances than with prototype.

Actually getting funded though can be very tough and for small game it's hard to find budget over $300,000. Yes you read this right - whole games are being made by teams with only publisher budget of one FAANG SWE annual salary.

[1] https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/15AN1I1mB67AJkpMuUUfM5ZUALkQmrvrznnPYO5QbqD0/edit?usp=sharing
It can be blamed for being pretentious useless ramblings.
Judging by your profile location being in the netherlands, I think you are confusing the generic Ziggo ISP blocked page[1], where it lists Russia Today and Sputnik News and then in another post ThePirateBay

In this case, the ISP blocked it because the website is anna's archive [2], which was blocked around a year ago, but they have not made a post about that.

If you put "pcm." in front of the link it will work (for now)

You should probably edit your post, so as not to misinform. But I have to admit this confusion stems from bad decisions at the ISP.

[1] https://www.ziggo.nl/website-geblokkeerd

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna%27s_Archive#Netherlands
Egg consumption was considered to lead to high cholesterol levels and thus linked to cardiovascular disease.

https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC4632449/

https://www.washingtonpost.com/archive/lifestyle/wellness/19...

https://australianfoodtimeline.com.au/egg-consumption/
IBM hasn't.

Apple hasn't.

Meta is still up on the month.

What are "all stocks"?
As a owner of both slot load and tray load G3's, I strongly prefer the tray loaders. The drives still work, while I have to jam a credit card with double-sided tape into the drive to get a disc out of the slot load drive.
There seems to be an obvious mistake in the landing page example. The word `ガキ`(kid / brat) is translated as oyster. I guess the AI mistook the katakana `gaki` into hiragana `kaki (かき)`. You may want to take that into consideration.