skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That's up to the maintainer; if they don't have any knowledge of Rust, then it's better they don't get involved anyway. They're still responsible for designing the best C interface to their subsystem as possible, which is what most of the kernel will be interacting with. It puts the burden firmly on the shoulders of the Rust advocates; who believe the task is manageable.

As for your concern about code quality, it's the exact same situation that already exists today. The maintainer is responsible for his code, not for the code that calls it. And the Rust code, is just another user.
Get out of the big names and startups - they are known for abuse for a reason (along with games which is perhaps worse). Find joy in boring things - a lot of finance jobs are 40 hours no more (and they force you to take a 2 week vacation with no work contact every year - in hopes that if you are committing fraud you can't hide in that long). I work for John Deere which is that way (at least in my division). There are many others out there, often they sound boring but they are at the forefront of innovation in their own little niche and they expect you to have a life outside of work.
> NAT-PMP and PCP

qBittorrent (via libtorrent) supports NAT-PMP and PCP

> IPv6

qBittorrent supports IPv6
Unifying Kubernetes and HPC Workloads
Are you managing Kubernetes alongside traditional HPC workloads using schedulers like Slurm? Imagine unifying containerized and non-containerized workflows on a single, easy-to-manage infrastructure. I am exploring market demand for a service that does exactly that, and I'd love your feedback or interest in giving it a spin.
In most Western countries, you don't have many choices these days: conservatives, conservatives disguised as Liberals, the idioticly popular populist party that sets the agenda because it tops the polls, the crazy far left. Any in any case it's always the blue Tories or the red Tories that win.

To quote a Spanish punk band, en esta democracia, siempre gobiernan los mismos,
solo cambia el maquillaje.
I tried many theming configuration but I always end with small but nasty little bugs like white on light gray icons in some app or wrong padding in others. It is very hard to have a consistent theme across all Linux apps.

I realize that the gazillion of UI api on Linux makes it hard/impossible but I think it should be more of a priority.
are you telling me it actually checks the GPS coordinates against satellite images? ....
Totally agree. The response to complaining about bad AI in civ is usually about how players don't really want good AI, but for me as the AI randomly shuffles their units around outside your city you constantly pick them off with mutually supporting ranged units, achieving kill ratios in the 20:1 range is so totally unrealistic that it destroys immersion.

I fully believe that the great mass of the bell curve is happy with the bad AI, but for those of us who are a little better at the game, we will keep complaining about how terrible the AI is.
TL;DR: The top retraction rates based on 2014-2024 data show 7 of the top 10 are medical universities in China. #4 is an engineering institute in India, #7 is a university in Pakistan, #10 is a STEM university in Ethiopia. The highest had a retraction rate of around 5%, most hovered around 4%, and the lowest was just under 3%.

>Over 2014–24, almost 60% of retracted articles (more than 20,000 of them) have authors with affiliations in China. Overall, about 0.3% of that country’s articles have been retracted so far — three times the global average.
I totally agree with you. Product Hunt was once the place to launch, but let's face it, these days you launch on it but you can't expect much. There's too much competition and the competition is not fair.

I received so many messages to ask me if I'd be happy to buy upvotes, so of course I don't, and most of the time, you can't reach the top 10.

It's very nice to see alternatives to PH, good job!
Ain't nothing wrong with Swing or JavaFX :).
Whimsical doesn’t make money and we are a society of sellouts.
This! A tiny response lets people know that their work is at least noticed!
Funny I turned Siri off because i didn't want apple intelligence running amok. The follow-on problem --> lack of Siri killed my Carplay because Siri is required (also use itf for setting alarms/timers). The kicker? I can't seem to turn Siri back on after look through all the menus.

I.e. My preference for apple CarPlay supersedes my concerns on GPT running over my contents. Though the UI/UX has made it next to impossible to turn it back on.

What a world to live in.
The Goodfellas Painting: A Life Uncovered
Exactly, enshittification is creeping everywhere, EU should not follow a model that is breaking up in front of us.
>"I won't be able to access things when their service is down", that's not entirely accurate

That is entirely accurate. During their outage a few weeks ago (the first I've experienced in years of using it TBF), I wasn't able to get passwords from my browser extension, Android app, or Mac app. Maybe in theory it's not supposed to work that way, but in practice it got stuck when it couldn't reach the server and went back to the "Enter master password" page (IIRC).
I wish that websites would stop using "justified" text layouts. It reads particularly awful on mobile,and is hard to read in general.
Agreed. It's an absurd dose assumption. According to Erowid, a common dose is 30 mg to 75 mg.

I spent some time reading papers about ketamine before, and it seemed that all the negative side-effects (like bladder damage) are only ever observed in extreme cases where someone takes massive, abnormal doses for an extended period of time. I think it is not relevant to the vast majority of recreational users.
qbittorrent has "download first and last pieces first" (in addition to "download in order") so the footer is retrieved
An Algorithmic Way for Artists to Grow from a Local to a Global Audience
Algorhythm is a music exploration platform designed to attract and determine the best independent music and musicians in your local neighborhood, in your city, in your country and on planet Earth.

The ranking algorithm is based on a dynamic ratio determined by how many total interactions divided by how many unique plays a song or artist currently have accumulated. This to create an egalitarian chart system based on the algorithmic vote of the community.

Filtering on area and genre also provides a publishing mechanism for artists to autonomously grow from a local to global audience.

Invite code: hackerfriends

Peace & <3
/ Niklaz
I'll be totally transparent with my opinion: I think PH is still a great place to launch, and you should use it!
However, you shouldn't have high expectations because as you said, there's too much competition and it isn't fair

I'll do my best to keep Uneed fair, thank you so much for your encouragement Sorasful, it means a lot!
Fair enough, I agree with your argument.

I am firmly in the camp that democracies are tolerable because they're the least worst of other alternatives. But they're very far away from any notion of good. They're pretty terrible and exploitable. They don't provide any practical countermeasure against greed, lies and general stupidity, which are very real human behaviours.
When I put in timers -- for some reason my timer frequently/randomly just sets to 79 hours and a random assortment of minutes and seconds. I have no clue why. I always have to double check otherwise I might be waiting awhile.

It feels like it was a residual timer or something but I have never set anything like that - it is quite strange.
I taught my parents how to use LLM chat apps. I was pleasantly surprised to see them use it all the time. And even more shocked to see them pasting entire whatsap messages containing passwords, upload income tax files, and a lot more private details with LLMs. They rarely pause to think about privacy/security before sharing info with LLM services. So I'm working on an interface that works as a privacy filter, making sure the private info does not leave the device. It redacts /anonymizes/obfuscates private information from what we share with LLMs via on-device model, and plugs back the output with the private info to make it appear almost similar to the output as before.
How does this help me se a 13, 14, or 15 minute timer?
If the camera is anything like the UX on the camera's website, then nobody will buy the thing.

That was painful.
> Yeah, there's AI, but I added it because I found it easier to find answers I'm looking for. For the data scientists, you can download the CSV and go crazy.

This is kind of the only way I use AI really, to summarize things, and extract details, then review from the raw sources to make sure the LLM isn't misleading me. I find myself using this approach instead of Googling for things since Google crippled their search the last few years, it feels like every year its harder to find things with Google. I miss 2007 Google...
She runs is translated as she walks in several languages....should be ona trči in Croatian and ze rent in Dutch (German is also translated as she walks)
But does it do actual stuff, like adding a meeting to your calendar, call people, or set a timer or a reminder?
First Mover Disadvantage with Generative AI
The original research is available at: https://gitclear-public.s3.us-west-2.amazonaws.com/AI-Copilo...
I use NetBeans extensively. It is a fully open-source, batteries-included IDE with excellent Maven project support right out of the box. The FlatLafDark theme is also good. It can be used as a JDBC/database desktop client, allowing you to browse your database and execute SQL from within the IDE. Additionally, it provides a Java LSP Server, which you can use with VSCode if you want to (I haven't tried it yet).
> If you want to grow the real economy, build houses and reduce the cost of living.

Yes, I wonder why it is so hard for Western countries to understand that there's no future in a place where housing is more expensive than your average salary. If may look cool for a few years until most people have left or are living on the streets.
to locate user location ofcourse
> This also make the core feature of bootstrapping Linux on new hardware more difficult.

No, Rust is currently only for drivers that aren't on that hardware anyway. You can continue to build and use the kernel without Rust just fine.

For now... Maybe one day that discussion will become relevant.
I'm working on my epidemic modeling package in Python: https://github.com/DataForScience/epidemik (also https://pypi.org/project/epidemik/).

Currently adding support:

- loading/saving models

- model library

- simple math in parameter definition (for example, defining beta=2*eta, where eta is defined previously)

- viral intra-host models

- demographics

- arbitrary seasonality functions

The goal is to have it all ready for when my Cambridge epidemic modeling review gets published in a couple of months.

It's my first serious package, so I would love any feedback
It was a simple example. Have you ever used CAD software? There are literally thousands of features, you have 0 chance of learning every shortcut
I built a free Mac/iOS app to help you figure out what your customers want
>Native compilation is now enabled by default.

And it shows. Now emacs is much nicer to use on Windows.
Big thanks to the developers!
Is it possible that we're not as comfortable as we were a decade ago? I'll admit to having no aspirations to make that next killer app, but that's because I'm fairly financially secure, not wealthy by any means, but a decent paying job with a pension, and I know that's a privileged position the days.
great concept! out of curiosity - what tool
did you use to create the main UI app animation/video on the website?
They forgot to copy the UI.
Well put. Chasing positional goods seems inherently vacuous and lacking in satisfaction. It surprises me that anyone thinks that recognition alone is enough to sustain interest in an academic or research career (or other areas like acting). Looking at who succeeds it seems to be people for whom the recognition is an afterthought.
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The only counter argument that matters to me is there are hardly any jobs.
Fun to see someone decide to just write a faster JSON parser because they believed it was possible. They mentioned last year that libjansson had some intermediate layer with Emacs, which led to too many memory allocations: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2024-03/msg00...

Also, the developer who wrote the parser (Géza Herman) was able to pass all of the tests with strange edge cases from https://seriot.ch/projects/parsing_json.html very quickly: https://lists.gnu.org/archive/html/emacs-devel/2024-03/msg00...
This was quite some times ago…
Hitler was trying to get the oulnin the caucasus
I get the feeling that, no matter how slow Linus goes, this is going to lead to a split. If Linus eventually pushes through Rust, the old guard will fork to a C-only version, and that won't be good.
Are there any good anti-procrastination Safari extensions for desktop? Sometimes it can be hypnotic.
Is the elixir+erlang ecosystem less stable than clojure’s
I would like to propose a moratorium on these sorts of “AI coding is good” or “AI coding sucks” comments without any further context.

This comment is like saying, “This diet didn’t work for me” without providing any details about your health circumstances. What’s your weight? Age? Level of activity?

In this context: What language are you working in? What frameworks are you using? What’s the nature of your project? How legacy is your codebase? How big is the codebase?

If we all outline these factors plus our experiences with these tools, then perhaps we can collectively learn about the circumstances when they work or don’t work. And then maybe we can make them better for the circumstances where they’re currently weak.
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> un breakable law of the universe

That is precisely the case, for the simple fact that we human beings must live in groups, where we each do different tasks that enable the whole to function.

That is why narcissists are NEVER happy. They are simply reaping what they've sown.

All these people that think earning money will make them happy are ASLEEP to the fact that we can choose to ignore the truth you have realized. A human being must consciously WAKE UP to the fact that we must choose to help others become happier if we are to become happy.

The cool part, because I'm a nerd, is that it's mathematical at heart, as most everything is in this wonderfully constructed universe.
VSCode-Vim-Mode: A Gentle Path to Vim Bliss in VS Code
Hello Vim Enthusiasts!
As a fellow Vim lover, I’ve built vscode-vim-mode to gently bridge Vim’s efficiency with VS Code’s modern features. If you’re curious about blending these worlds, I’d be honored if you gave it a try.
What it offers:
Lightweight Vim/Neovim integration without disrupting your VS Code workflow (Copilot, extensions, etc).
Peaceful coexistence: Runs alongside plugins like VSCodeVim or VSCodeNeovim.
Simple toggle: Switch modes with a button or command—no complexity.
Optional save sync: For Neovim users, quietly trigger formatting on save.
This is a small attempt to serve the Vim community. If it makes even one coder’s day smoother, I’ll consider it worthwhile.
If you’d like to explore:
Install via VS Code Marketplace
View or contribute on GitHub
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— A humble Vim admirer
Musl Libc: input-controlled out-of-bounds write primitive in iconv()
An interesting iconv implementation bug in musl. Assigned CVE-2025-26519.
It doesn’t exist. I was contemplating how to connect all existing message boards together via a central server(s), mimicking Reddit and FB news flow.
I'm still working on https://reciperium.com I've fixed a bunch of bugs, and hopefully if I can I'll be adding support for uploading pictures.

reciperium is a small platform to write recipes and easily fork other recipes to adapt them to your liking
A view from DC: When Roosevelt fired an FTC commissioner
good idea, I would start submitting the project in github repos for "learning how to code"
I'm a formerly non-mac guy who finally bought a brand new iPad. I got bored with the wallpaper but couldn't figure out how to change it. "Hey Siri, how do I change the wallpaper?"..."Sorry, I can't help with that". Tried a couple more questions and all it did was Google it for me. This is the latest M4 that was around $2k.

This is what our "AI accelerated" chips give us in return? What a disgrace
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The gtk maintainers ran out of fucks to give for anyone except Linux/Wayland users years ago. Honestly, emacs-lucid is the smoothest most stable experience if you're still on X11.
Competitive programming demands tight control over execution time and memory attributes best served by languages that offer strict evaluation and low-level data manipulation. Haskell has lazy evaluation, what can lead to unpredictable performance and space leaks. Monads are abstraction layers...
He did it twice. And I’m up to counting four more republicans who have done it since, not just caught in an awkward still with their arm out, just full-on did the thing in front of people on purpose. At least one of them at CPAC the other day.

At least they’ve cut through any doubt about how to treat their entire party in a hurry. Anyone still with them is in-fact a nazi.
Wow what a great idea and all!

Mind if I ask what stack you used for this?
Alexander the Great inherited most of his success from his father. Although a competent and ambitious commander, he would have been a nobody if his daddy hadn’t been Mr. big shot.
And here you have your first true quest: questioning the meaning and value of comparison.

Life is not a race. There is no prize at the end. In a long enough timeline, nobody will remember you, nor Alexander the Great. What is the point then of your life? What is your goal?

Seek to answer this question, and proceed.
Completely unusable in any bank, or almost any organization dealing with data secrecy. You have complex, often mandatory processes to onboard folks. Sure, these can be improved but hiring some 'Bob' would be far from smooth sailing.

Big enough corps will eventually have their own trusted 'Bobs' just like they have their own massive cluster farms (no, AWS et al is not a panacea and its far from cheap&good solution).

Giving any form of access to some remote code into internal network of a company? Opsec guys would never ack that, there is and always will be malice coming from potentially all angles.
(barring some large swing in the polls)

You aren't watching politics right now are you? It's happening in real time. It is actually quite dramatic - the US/CDN relationship is superseding most other political issues.
The hazard rate of a violent act is much higher among violent offenders, and it would be inhumane to put everyone in solitary confinement, even if you could afford it. Therefore, a prison containing violent offenders will never be as safe as the overall outside population.
Coincidentally, construction isn’t set to start until late November 2028—convenient timing. If this mess blows over, they can quietly backpedal and carry on like nothing happened.
> I reckon a single loud motorcycle could disturb tens of thousands of people, potentially waking or startling them, raising blood pressure etc. in a single 10 minute trip.

What absolutely grinds my gears is when a loud motorcycle or sports car drives through my residential neighborhood right after patiently rocking my baby to sleep.

Interestingly, as a motorcycle and sports car owner myself, I never thought about that aspect for even a second until I became a dad—I drive much more gently nowadays (especially in residential neighborhoods)!
Most B2B firms live in the grey area between consultancy and product for most of their lives. I’ve known of more than one database company with greater than 50% of their HC tied to bespoke asks from top clients.

In my opinion, the difference is really in whether the core founders can scale super-linearly with HC, and whether you can maintain a wide enough spread of clients that you can afford to lose a few of your biggest and not care beyond the signal you get on how your product is doing in the market. Practically, every top B2B startup fails the latter test to some degree.
You’re alive. Just getting through the day should be counted as a great success for pretty well everyone.
> "The thing is, Apple has made it abundantly clear in no uncertain terms that they will refuse any request by any government to knowingly insert backdoors into their software."

Jail the responsible managers for fraud.
We are a social species living in a world where everything is commodified, and to survive means trying to find a way to exist in that space. It creates a mindset where even a simple hobby needs to somehow create profit, because everything around us requires we have and/or create money over all of the less tangible things that actually make humans happy.

Some people have the luxury of being able to step around that mindset, even if only for a little bit, but there is less and less space for just existing.
"there's no future in a place where housing is more expensive than your average salary."

don't get me wrong, everyone want cheaper housing but not their house
Except you do not provide it for free. You provide it under the implicit transaction of your relationship, where you are both giving up value in other to get value.

Try betraying your partners trust and cheating on them - or refuse to take care of your children. They will likely be upset that you aren't holding up your end of the bargain.

Just because you haven't placed a price tag on your relationship and hate the idea of thinking of it that way due to modern cultural ideas of romantic love, doesn't mean relationships are not a transaction (historically in fact they did carry a price tag).
>If it gets to the point where very many of the unfortunates can not give a reason and have it register, they're out of there.

But still in labor force participation rate.

The point is they are in the statistics, just look at the right statistics.

It seems reasonable that even U-6 excludes people who would not be working regardless of what is going on in the economy, as it is trying to be the broadest measure of the ratio of people working who would be working if there were agreeable economic conditions.
I heard a meaningful quiet after the H1B fight. The kind of guys who said “kick em out! Imma get me one of them high-pay tech jobs” Those guys had to watch Trump, revealed to employ a lot of H1-class workers, claim we need more.
Results matter, it's not hard to imagine that Apple considers the real risk of its promise and market position of being the privacy option being undermined by their supply chain risks, and leverage being used against them by privacy unfriendly actors.