skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> not every single one of the 1000 repos is THE SAME breed of malware. some overlap, maybe. but some is c#, some is rust, some is python

No, the article is specifically about 1115 malware repos built from the same template

This is taken from the intro of the article:

> Wrote a script that helped me find 1115 repositories built based on the instructions from the guide.

I don’t know what you think you’re talking about, but you’re not talking about the article that I’m talking about.

The template repo is here: https://github.com/Jalynn0922/steal-cook

It contains the main.py script that the article is talking about.
I've been using my 6750XT with rocm ever since I picked it up ~2 years ago. Idk if it's "officially" supported but it's works with SD and LLMs just by setting an environment variable.
> If you’re repeatedly drawn to a thought, feeling, or belief, write it out. Be fast, be sloppy.

I couldn't agree more here! A friend has wanted to start a writing/journaling habit for a long time, but didn't know what to write about. I told him, don't think to write—write to think [1].

Show up to an empty page, without knowing, is totally acceptable! So is writing things down that make you feel embarrassed, confused, etc.

When I'm journaling, I often find prompts/frameworks helpful for guiding this escape.

I really like Byron Katie's framework, which she calls The Work [2]. After you notice and draw to mind a stressful thought, answer these four questions:

Q1. Is it true?
Q2. Can you absolutely know that it’s true?
Q3. How do you react, what happens, when you believe that thought?
Q4. Who would you be without that thought?

Then, invert the thought. She writes, "Turn the thought around. Is the opposite as true as or truer than the original thought?"

Derek Sivers also shares some really great questions for journaling for reframing [3].

I also show up to the page

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=32628196

[2] https://thework.com/instruction-the-work-byron-katie/

[3] https://sive.rs/u
Sachs is a moron. Here are some reasons why.

https://voxukraine.org/en/open-letter-to-jeffrey-sachs
I've also been toying with Claude Code recently and i (as en eng, ~10yr) think they are useful for pair programming the dumb work.

Eg as i've been trying Claude Code i still feel the need to babysit it with my primary work, and so i'd rather do it myself. However while i'm working if it could sit there and monitor it, note fixes, tests and documentation and then stub them in during breaks i think there's a lot of time savings to be gained.

Ie keep the doing simple tasks that it can get right 99% of the time and get it out of the way.

I also suspect there's context to be gained in watching the human work. Not learning per say, but understanding the areas being worked on, improving intuition on things the human needs or cares about, etc.

A `cargo lint --fix` on steroids is "simple" but still really sexy imo.
If you transfer large objects, H2 on the backend will increase transfer costs (due to framing). If you deal with many moderate or small objects however, H2 can improve the CPU usage for both the LB and the backend server because they will have less expensive parsing and will be able to merge multiple messages in a single packet over the wire, thus reducing the number of syscalls. Normally it's just a matter of enabling H2 on both and you can run some tests. Be careful not to mix too many clients over a backend connection if you don't want slow client to limit the other ones' xfer speed or even cause head of line blocking, though! By typically supporting ~10 streams per backend connection does improve things quite a bit over H1 for regular sites.
The genius move by Trump is doing full on corruption out in the open leaves people confused. Full corruption, foreign brides/influence, blatant political favors are the norm now. I remember when the MAGAs complained about Hilary's emails and Hunter on the board of some company. Now we have a full on corruption out in the open and no one gives a shit.
> aaand, getting downvoted for facts

One can speak facts and still be lying by omission, maybe that’s why you’re getting downvoted. And now you just got downvoted for complaining about being downvoted.
Games like Mario, Pokemon, etc. succeed because they have large teams of people making a large world, most individual game devs try to re-make these games and are very overwhelmed trying to create large worlds that hundreds of people worked on together
So maybe without Grooveshark there would be no Spotify?

A different context for the proverb "I don't have to outrun the bear, I only have to outrun YOU!"
Those who have had or perceived issues tend to be the loudest.

I have had a good experience with Nvidia and when there is an issue, I report it and Nvidia fixes it within months. The only time I have seen a better turn around was Intel graphics, where they fixed things within 24 hours after I pointed out a bug in their kernel driver. AMD graphics on the other hand seems unresponsive to community reports or outright refuses to handle issues.

For example, they refused to implement VK_EXT_fragment_shader_interlock in AMDVLK despite implementing the equivalent for D3D12 on Windows:

https://github.com/GPUOpen-Drivers/AMDVLK/issues/108

The damage in that case is limited to Windows, as the community driver for Linux implemented it, but it made cross platform support in emulators more difficult. If it were not for Valve working on the community driver, the Linux experience on AMD graphics would be no where near how good it is on Nvidia graphics.
You either love or hate Bernd das Brot. I'm on the hate side. Cannot stand this for just 30 seconds.
I've used Google Voice as my primary number since 2010, and started using it before Google even owned it (i.e., when it was Grandcentral).

Development seems to have (relatively) picked up recently. There was a period of about five years when I don't think there were any publicly announced developments. Now we'll get maybe one a year or so.
Just like the SEC handles stock exchange fraud and not door to door snake oil fraud ?

I guess that since some memecoins are now handled by high visibility people, the amount of fraud will soon be higher than securities fraud, especially since no entity deals with it.
The status is that NVIDIA latest mostly works on Wayland now, but if you are on Debian the timer just started for it to not suck by default.
PhantomWiki: On-Demand Datasets for Reasoning and Retrieval Evaluation
GPT models already have a non-linear approach to model naming conventions. They should discuss these in details
Well, same blog has an article about that too it seems : https://kupajo.com/write-to-pool-your-shifting-selves/
Imec demonstrates electrical yield for 20nm lines High NA EUV single patterning
That was my first thought too; I often use Google Sheets/Excel as a lightweight todo calendar, and I'll make formulas to calculate week-of-year and day-of-week. These lists are so lightweight and adhoc that having to do that kind of calculation would be enough friction to not maintain the lists after a short period
Math doesn't have the same limitations on dimensionality that our brains and the space that we interact with do. A line becomes a square becomes a cube becomes a hypercube, and so forth.
> certain key words Musk doesn’t personally like

More specifically, they're explicitly gutting every agency that tried to investigate him. "Let that sink in."
Spotify paid Joe Rogan how much? Spotify pushed Joe Rogan as the shit. Spotify owns the Joe Rogan hate. Youtube didn't do all that. Youtube didn't make Joe Rogan their mascot, Spotify did. If I open Spotify to this day there's a huge block in the middle of my music for their guy Joe Rogan. You want me to just ignore that because Youtube exists? F' off with that bs.

You don't get to dictate my response to them. My mom broke down in tears multiple times, was afraid to go out shopping. The stores here had to make special shopping times for people to feel safe to go shopping. While she way dying of cancer. Fuck Spotify and their little mascot and fuck anyone that want's to pretend making someone your maskot and promoting them first thing on your app is somehow the same as allowing that person to have any content on your platform and I either have to criticize both or none.
You ask this as if there are no competing companies that are more aligned with artists.

Tidal pays them more.

Bandcamp pays them even more and lets them run their own storefront.
I personally dont think Trump works for FSB/KGB (he is just naturally attracted to russias authoritarianism) but I guess if you had kompromat on someone back then and pressured them to commit treason then it does not matter what they did back then in the first place because the action of betreaying your country would in itself be kompromat: Keep on cooperating or we will everyone you committed treason.

I bet that is how they get many people hooked. Commit one treason for money and after that you own them because you know they committed treason.
Obligation to have a starlink terminal on the plane to enable communication with the radio tower. This comes with the added bonus of enabling Elon to sell Starlink internet in-flight.

Prescribed users will get access to net and non-users will get forked as per-usual. But with an Elon branded fork instead.

I also expect he's eager to make it proprietary. That way it would then force all other airlines that route through the USA to have a Starlink terminals too.
From the title > "Trump poured fuel on our endless wars and kicked diplomacy to the curb."

Yeah, I'm not so sure your linked article is a scholarly assessment of President 45's foreign policy. I don't need to read it, thanks though.
I design board games and I think one of the most under utilized skills is studying other games. (There is old advice that says if you want to be a writer, then read more books.) Go back through all the games you like and write up what you love about them. Then, and more importantly, think a lot about HOW the game makes you feel that way or HOW the game gives you the opportunity to explore in some directed way. Then take that lens and re-evaluate the game that you made.

Every board/card game I design starts with a single key idea or mechanic or theme; but they all have a single cornerstone. Every playtest and design change is always looked at through that lens. If there isn't alignment, then you have two choices: ignore the change or considering resetting your cornerstone given what you know now. This really helps to stop thrashing and give focus to your game as you iterate.
It felt like it was slowly withering until they rolled it into their business communications suite a few years ago. Now it is pretty much a proper part of Workspace.
Are there any reliable alternatives for international landline/mobile calls?
Waterfox got bought by an advertisement company System1.

Not surprisen that Waterfox can be signed by Microsoft.
It's sort of a nonsense opinion because it ignores: All of those things they are talking about were from a competitive bidding process that presumably followed normal procurement rules.

If this change does/did, great, no problem. If it's not, problem.

We don't know yet, no reports either way.

It's hard to believe this person doesn't know this, and it's obvious this is the main concern people in this thread have.

Ignoring this and trying to transform it into "identity" politics is ... something.
The term "world-first" in this context means that this is the first specific cancer treatment of this type:

> It is the first documented use of neoadjuvant triple immunotherapy in glioblastoma

If the headline read "world's first" then it would imply what you understood
Interesting that they do not even have a status page.
Yep. Actually H1/H2/H3 do have the same problem (remember the good old days when everyone was trying to pipeline over H1?), except that H1 generally comes with multiple connections and H3 currently goes over QUIC and it's QUIC that addresses HoL by letting streams progress independently.
Another option you could look into is a mobile VoIP app like Acrobits Softphone or Groundwire with a VoIP SIP provider like voip.ms. The apps are a one-time purchase (~$6.99-9.99 last time I checked). Toll-free calls are free and the airtime from voip.ms is incredibly cheap (local calls start at $0.01/min).
I sure have. Mozillas main and perhaps only real mistake was that they didn't meaningfully attempt to become independent from Google the second Google started building Chrome (with Mozillas help, no less!). A truly independent Mozilla would not have needed to implement DRM, and would be shipping with adblock by default - which incidentally is exactly what made people switch from IE to FF in the first place, popup ads.

Now the ship has beached itself and the crew is frantically trying something - anything - to plug the leaks, prevent her from capsizing and trying to get her back afloat. I don't know if they'll manage, or if ladybird is the alternative to the new IE that is Chrome
What hypocrisy? When did Youtube make Joe Rogan their mascot? If I open Youtube, no Joe Rogan. If I open Spotify, right in the middle of my music is the asshole Joe Rogan. Fuck Spotify. Spotify MADE him their guy, but I'm the asshole for noticing that? Noticing something they paid 250 million dollars for?
Another Techcrunch [dupe] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43202052
Being stupid isn't a crime, and shouldn't deserve punishment. Your intelligence is significantly influenced by things entirely out of your control, like your genetics and your childhood and schooling, so I've never understood this insistence that we allow people to take advantage of stupid people.
The automatic removal of the word "how" from submission titles needs to be removed. The original title is better and more indicative of the content of the article.
Do any governments employ a competitive approach to awarding contracts that isn't winner-take-all? If there were a way to build an ATC system utilizing both Verizon and Starlink we might get the benefits of price competition and redundancy.
With powers of clairvoyance like yours, you should trade the market!
This card is marketed to consumers, not AI developers. Most people who will buy these cards don't even know what ROCm is.

Edit: it just doesn't matter for launch day. It'll likely be supported eventually.
Lazy web reminder try Brave or Arc. Ladybird is also looking promising
4.5 has our back:

The hypocrisy in the comment lies in the author’s claim that others are acting in “bad faith,” while simultaneously misrepresenting the opposing argument. Specifically, the commenter criticizes the original poster for allegedly exaggerating (“malicious lie,” “breathless idiot”) when interpreting certain conservative actions as denying the existence of trans people. Yet, in doing so, the commenter engages in their own distortion—downplaying the genuine impact of policies that functionally erase or severely limit the recognition and legitimacy of transgender identities.

Moreover, the commenter clearly distinguishes between literal existence and societal allowance for billionaires, yet refuses to apply the same nuance to the original comment regarding transgender identities. This selective application of interpretative generosity constitutes the core hypocrisy.
"I'm not writing it down to remember it later, I'm writing it to remember it now." Not sure who said that, but I think of it often.
I resorted to scripts from smxi.org for installing the Nvidia drivers on Debian and my GTX 770, but AMD RX 7800 XT is just fine with some firmware enabled.

Ubuntu seems to be even better. I turned my system into a Frankendebian for a day to try out ROCm, the AMD install scripts work out of the box on newer Ubuntus.
Where is the connection?
A browser is a software that accesses and renders the output of services.
A search engine is a web service.
Totally unrelated. That is like saying it would be cool if they had their own ice cream truck...
> Name one program that DOGE has cancelled that was sponsored by someone on the right.

We know this is the case, but there's nothing you could say to them to believe it, they will just make up an excuse like "because we do things right, there is nothing to cancel." while blaming the left for ten dollar eggs.
"seems".

Does it "seems" that we should see what you did there?
I wonder if you'd say that developing a free web browser is a "public work".
Also Brave.. just not sure when or if someone will breaking fork chromium.
Install the sanest keyboard text navigation bindings globally: http://xahlee.info/kbd/osx_keybinding.html

(I'd been mapping individual app configs to this for years before finding this, but the seamless OS-wide application is big upgrade)
> and only later were recognized as solving essentially the same problem. [7]

"Hard problems that reduce to document ranking" https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43174910#43175540

Ctrl-F "zoo" https://westurner.github.io/hnlog/#comment-36839925 #:~:text=zoo :

> Complexity Zoo, Quantum Algorithm Zoo, Neural Network Zoo
Farmers sue over purge of climate data needed for agricultural decisions
You need to make multiple games and think about what did and didn't work. Very few developers it was their first game. The early PC developers were pumping out multiple games a year.

While it won't help with real time games, Building Blocks of Tabletop Game Design: An Encyclopedia of Mechanism, will get you thinking about game mechanics.

If you want to make social games, then read The Lessons of Lucasfilm's Habitat http://www.fudco.com/chip/lessons.html There's also 21 years of blog posts worth reading here http://habitatchronicles.com/category/general/

Also don't signup-gate web games, players need to be able to play them instantly, without an account.
Aaaand it is back up, it seems!
Then my guess is you're not old enough to have used it much when it first came out. Because at that time, it wasn't really competing with other internet calling services, it was competing with international phone rates that were dollars a minute. In some cases it actually made long distance relationships viable that otherwise weren't.
I suppose it's dissapointing that the 6800xt launched over 4 years ago at $649 with 16gb as welll.
Inflation can partly explain this, buts still - we had been used to progress across the board each generation previously, at least with AMD.
Microsoft have not sent me an email about this. I still have $120 credit on Skype and a Skype-In number. Curious if they will give the credit back to me.

[Edit] My question was answered here [1].

[1] - https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2025/02/2...
I also find it's a great sanity check. Ideas that seem good in my head often fail when I put them into words. Especially when I outline it in step by step format
On Linux, there is official support for a few Navi 21 (gfx1030), Navi 31 (gfx1100) and Navi 32 (gfx1101) cards [1]. As you mention, in practice, there's also quite a few cards that work but are not officially supported.

[1]: https://rocm.docs.amd.com/projects/install-on-linux/en/docs-...
I would call this a zero content effort but it seems more like a negative effort intended to spark more ire and anger. Very poor contribution.
Why would it be better? If you can cancel your competitors contracts and award them to yourself, the only incentive you have is to just...raise the price.
They way I would describe it is, one wolf aspired to domesticate itself, the other remained wild and died by the law of the jungle.
I have. Skype was very popular in many places around the world.
I get their point, but at the end of the day it's politics and marketing having it their own way.

With a 32GB card well below 1000$ it would sell like candies for anybody doing anything AI-related that's not training (you can easily run inference and fine tuning on such a card).

But it would massively eat in their data center sales which is what executives and investors want to see.

It's a tragedy because such a card would get a lot of love and support from amateurs to make it work great in the ML/AI context and thus improve their data center offerings long term.

So this is gonna end up in the same fashion AMD turns: it will disappoint or be ignored by most gamers cuz it has less brand power and no DLSS, and AMD will still disappoint at the data center level.
A Mary Meeker/Ben Evans-style presentation on kids
It’s a bit obvious. Happens to everyone with an achievable goal. They set out to create an open source web browser and web standards and now every browser is OSS and the web is on standards. Now they have no reason to exist and so the org is trying to sustain itself while finding another purpose.
The sketchy guy was the CEO of Mozilla and created JavaScript. If you don't trust him then why did you trust Mozilla when he was in charge?

I'm not sold on their crypto, but one thing is clear. Browsers need to stop getting the majority of their funding from big tech, especially Google. Maybe crypto is not the right way, but at least they are doing something.

Why do you trust the business practices of Mozilla who gets most of their funding from Google?
>It's sort of a nonsense opinion

That's your opinion.

Everyone's been dragged on the internet. It should be a point of pride when it happens. It's good we can share our opinions.
Do you have any proof of these "shadow-paid hackers" or are you just schizo posting?
I've been meaning to make the jump into joining random teams' game jams that are looking for additional people. I get nervous about it, that my skills aren't up to par, but I know it would be a great way to increase them.

I'm curious about anyone's experiences who has joined random teams in game jams and how it turned out.
The field generated by superconducting magnets have the same properties as any field generated by any other kind of magnet.

The magnet's geometry and intensity are what define the field, not the material.
Both can be true - you definitely know that the main concern here is that people feel it's a conflict of interest.

You deliberately ignore the fact that all the instances you listed were done through proper procurement processes, and so far, reporting does not suggest this one is. You then try to use it against someone here, amusingly.

It certainly may be wrong reporting!

But arguing that this is identity politics or whatever is definitely bad faith - this entire thread is full of people concerned that this is not going through the normal process, and appears to have happened after Elon complained about the existing contract, and exerted influence on the situation, despite stating (and others stating) he would not involve himself in things that are a conflict of interest.

So, in good faith, what, precisely, is your argument that this is not a clear conflict of interest?
He should have not offered an opinion, or been involved, in any way, with anything here.

That's what it means to recuse from a conflict of interest. Instead, regardless of whether the reporting about the process is wrong, he has literally offered multiple opinions and appears to be trying to exert influence. You don't need reporting for this - you can get it directly from the source - Elon himself.

You also don't even have to guess or opine what it means to have a conflict of interest or what is required in this case - FAR is pretty thorough.

Meanwhile, you are complaining that this is bad faith identity politics, and "wondering" why you are downvoted.
Mozilla really keeps making missteps.
Damn, this is the primary way I talk to my parents and my grandmother.

Genuine question, what do people here recommend as a replacement for non-technical people? I'll need to walk my grandmother through the process of setting something remotely.

No one in my family but me has iPhones, so I think Facetime is out, and I'd need something that can run on a computer. I suppose I'll have to talk my parents into installing Signal desktop, but I was kind of hoping for something that gave you the "user is online" status thing like Skype does.
To be fair they’ve been working on this since 2019 for HFT. So it’s not like they just whipped this up.