skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i only type balanced quotes and parentheses because otherwise GCC will get mad at me!:

edit: failed to compile. missing semicolon
With thunderbolt 5 you can use fast external SSD enclosures. They end up working nearly as well as internal SSDs. And much cheaper.
Plenty of authoritarian countries that have been economic disasters.
Yeah I agree.

The Neural Engine is useful for a bunch of Apple features, but seems weirdly useless for any LLM stuff... been wondering if they'd address it on any of these upcoming products. AI is so hype right now it seems odd that they have specialised processor that doesn't get used for the kind of AI people are doing. I can see in the latest release:

> Mac Studio is a powerhouse for AI, capable of running large language models (LLMs) with over 600 billion parameters entirely in memory, thanks to its advanced GPU

https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/03/apple-unveils-new-mac...

i.e. LLMs still run on the GPU not the NPU
Someone will be promoted for the launch.
I would expect them to be capable of multitasking.
Just perusing resumes recently and we got a ton of resumes from banking / insurance. Not at all sure why, could be coincidence but that's how it shook out for us recently.
That is correct. The NASA page link (now 404) has a bit more on the orbits and their history.

https://web.archive.org/web/20210307002503/https://science.n...

And they're very lumpy.

> The mascons' gravitational anomaly is so great—half a percent—that it actually would be measurable to astronauts on the lunar surface. "If you were standing at the edge of one of the maria, a plumb bob would hang about a third of a degree off vertical, pointing toward the mascon," Konopliv says. Moreover, an astronaut in full spacesuit and life-support gear whose lunar weight was exactly 50 pounds at the edge of the mascon would weigh 50 pounds and 4 ounces when standing in the mascon's center.
Open AI’s naming conventions are still the best-in-worst-in-class, though.
My 4-year old Dell XPS 15 is up for replacement, but somehow no manufacturer aside from Apple is making laptop with decent specs nowadays? I want 2TB storage, a 4k (or close) HiDPI display, good build quality, and not a bulky gaming laptop. The XPS 15 was perfect, it had those specs, except it only had 1TB storage which is now full. I was expecting that to not be an issue 4 years later ... But now Dell discontinued XPS, and their new Pro/Premium models have worse specs in almost all ways. The only non-Apple thing that I can find that even comes close, is a bulky 16" ThinkPad.

And then there is Apple who pack everything I want in a sleek 14" or 15" device, plus a very fast CPU and battery life that is years ahead of anything else ... Why is there no competition here? I'm willing to compromise on battery life, and I don't need the fastest CPU, just a good quality work laptop where I can run `cargo build` / `docker pull` without worrying about filling up the disk, and mostly just a browser aside from that. Why is the gap so large?
I can't tell if this is satire or a hidden advertisement for various tui browsers? A project that is a "popular tui browser" (for the literally dozens of people that use tui browsers?) does not have ownership claim to the name of a big cat genus which has 4k+ other results on GitHub with the same name.
US charges Chinese hackers in broad cyberespionage campaign
You aren't thinking this through. If enough people pirate something (game, movie, etc), the perceived value is $0 which isn't good for creators. Digital goods are almost like currency than physical items.
The way I think about it is if I buy a Max chip I'm getting the performance of the generation that will be released a year later now in the current form factor, and then some.

For example, I got the M1 Max when it was new. A year later the M2 came out. Spec-wise, the M1 Max was still a bit better than the M2 Pro in many regards. To me, getting a Max buys you some future proofing if you or your company can afford it (and you need that kind of performance). I use the Max with a lot of video work, and it's been fantastic.
This is a nice option for people who watch Youtube content on their TV and have no interest in music or mobile stuff -- when people watch on their FireTV, etc.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42897205
Hit it right on the nose. This cult already exists and its easy to detect. Simply, do they treat Elon Musk like a intellectual god? Lex Fridman, Geo, and that bunch all happen to be a part of the same pseudointellectual cult. That is the rabbit hole.
Scientists crack how aspirin might stop cancers from spreading
“Most videos ad free”
When renewables deliver 5-10 ax much decarbonization and independence per dollar/euro spent compared to nuclear power why waste money?
I saw a documentary (PBS? Ken Burns? Something like that) about bison and I'm astonished we have any left today. They had a couple of private herds and a handful of individuals in zoos, and that was just about it. That's after having a population, less than a century previous, that produced regular accounts of covering the land for as far as the eye could see. The only reason we didn't wipe them out completely was because of just a few people working independently of one another who thought it would be a shame to see them disappear.
> every website will bundle their own renderers into a <canvas> tag running off a WASM blob

Isn't that Flutter?
This is super cool, if you want to watch the videos, they are linked from the wayback page.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250305164452/https://jcgt.org/...
You can still use it though, but it's not entirely straightforward: you need to sideload it, see https://www.reddit.com/r/apollosideloaded/
I think commenting on the POTUS's trade war is relevant to jobs numbers.

You don't have to like it, but it is certainly the context everyone is operating in. Only one POTUS started a trade war right now. If that's one sided I don't know what to tell you, it's also a fact...
I definitely should have mentioned it in my readme. I always found Google Scholar's search to be subpar. Part of the reason why is that the sources aren't always academic papers, it’s things like lecture slides. Let me know if my views are shared or if I'm alone on this one lol.
As for automatically pulling transactions, it's still shocking to me that anyone handed over their banking username and password to a third party, quicken et al at least use a system now where the bank grants read only permission as an app integration, but still I'm not a fan of every bank transaction becoming someone else's anonymized data harvest.

I'm evaluating whether self hosting accounting software is at all feasible to meet CMMC requirements and so far have my sights set on ERPNext. I configured my bank to send me an email alert for every transaction and intend to parse that and appene it to my ledger, but the API to do so is fairly annoying, so hearing that beancount is meant to be automatable is intriguing indeed

BTW the other thing that shocks me about quicken classic is lack of version control - the database can become corrupt and your only recourse is restoring from backup or sending the file to support and having them manually fix it!
If you can play Doom on your electric toothbrush, there has to be a browser version.
Hey you woke up!

I’m actually American, former military, and a physician. As a “middle aged” person myself I can tell you’re not “very highly educated”. You’re an idiot. And you’ll die on idiot hill. Good luck.
Don't be dense: sparse indexes in Pinecone
Study: https://www.nature.com/articles/s41586-025-08626-7 | https://doi.org/10.1038/s41586-025-08626-7
This is for people who watch Youtube on their TV and don’t want to see ads.
Did not know about that form, thanks
I love when prop design goes above and beyond like this - working dials/gauges just look incredible. So cool that a project like this can come together in just 6 weeks.
Coincides suspiciously with the removal of uBlock on Chrome.

The timing makes this the most obvious alternative when you find yourself getting ads again - they're hoping to capture the portion of adblock users that are unwilling or unaware that they can switch off of Chrome (or continue using uBlock on chrome for the time being if you ignore their warnings). To add insult to injury, it only stops "most ads".

I say this as a long time subscriber to YouTube Music + Premium. I want to support the people, services, or content I value - and doing so directly with money is much more appealing to me than doing so through ads. But when you ask for money and still show ads, I get a particularly bad taste in my mouth. (See Netflix and Hulu's half-ad-supported tiers)
I understand, and it happens to me that some project names are difficult to pronounce. Doesn't mean they are difficult to write or remember, though.

I still don't believe that it is a reason to change it and deal with the confusion that comes from that change.
Oligarchs are not suffering much tho. For them it's no new yacht this year type of thing. They have golden visas and property in nice countries. Plan b is not going anywhere, countries love corrupt money and because US is giving up its influence lately they have even less external motivation to overthrow egomaniac in power. But if world was strict on sanctions workarounds and if US maintained a hard line I think it could change.
You could always just open a few Chrome tabs…
YT premium is one of those things I felt kinda silly purchasing initially, but now can't imagine living without. I've essentially replaced my cable tv usage with TY premium - it is awesome. I don't use the music service or downloading so this new plan is perfect for me (spotify gang)
> have your CI keyed on tags or commits

I think I treat "PRs" on my own projects as pretty much the same as tags or commits - they require pretty much the same amount of documentation and description as a PR to a third party if they are meant to be meaningful to myself in a few years time, after all.
Thanks for the mention - I've always thought Stream Decks were kind of interesting, but overkill. It turns out a macro keyboard is what I really wanted.
> Say India decided to relitigate the Islamic conquest of the subcontinent and take over Bangladesh. Say India keeps going into Pakistan. Does the U.S. get involved? Why should America care?

India and Pakistan both have nuclear weapons. If a conflict between them escalates, then even a limited nuclear exchange would lead to tens of millions of casualties, mass starvation, widespread electronic outages, and releasing millions of tons of black smoke into the atmosphere; crop yields worldwide would be severely reduced.

There have been a few studies on a nuclear war between India and Pakistan, although as you'd expect, they're mostly from antinuclear advocacy groups. There are many unknown factors and a wide range of estimates, so I'd take all numbers with a grain of salt.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/31616796/

https://psr.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/04/two-billion-at-ri...

There's also an active National Academies study on the environmental effects of nuclear war (https://www.nationalacademies.org/our-work/independent-study...), although they haven't released anything yet.
That’s almost the full deepseek r1!
Launched right after Chrome disables ublock Origin! Perfect timing! what are the odds!
Also Notice how it says "Most videos" are ad-free. Some will still have ads? Do they mention which ones?
I'm pretty sure this is a re-launch of the lite tier they already had in lower income countries at a higher price, instead of making a tier for people that don't like ads and also don't use Youtube as their primary music platform.
> to watch most videos ad-free

Seems like when your pitch is 8$/month for no ads they could have spared a paragraph to explain what "most videos" encompasses.
v3 is out now and v2 is officially deprecated:

https://groups.google.com/g/beancount/c/iTdRuvZnE4E

I found the migration pretty confusing and haven't found good documentation on how to go from v2 to v3.

The best I've found is this unofficial write-up from an experienced Beancount user:

https://sgoel.dev/posts/moving-from-beancount-2x-to-3x/
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Celestial_navigation

> Sextants can be read accurately to within 0.1 arcminutes, so the observer's position can be determined within (theoretically) 0.1 nautical miles (185.2 meters, or about 203 yards). Most ocean navigators, measuring from a moving platform under fair conditions, can achieve a practical accuracy of approximately 1.5 nautical miles (2.8 km)

Some napkin math, assuming using a Sextant to achieve similar accuracy of 0.1 arcminutes on the Moon, because Moon is about 3.7 times smaller than Earth, that 0.1 arcminutes is around 50 meters on the Moon. One can expect extremely clear sky and certainly not riding waves on the Moon, so the practical accuracy should be close.
> The experience with a non-iphone is also not seamless, though that's to be expected.

Dunno about that, I've been using Androids for hotspotting for years, and haven't noticed any issues.
interested and ready to contribute.
https://www.linkedin.com/in/bipul7/
The proposal was to scan photos people were uploading to iCloud not all photos[1]. The panic on HN was a) misunderstanding or deliberately misrepresenting the proposal as if it was scanning all offline photos, b) fantasising what if they don't do what they announced and instead scan all offline photos, c) realising that all Silicon Valley tech companies can change client software through updates, therefore Apple bad. [There were non-panicky comments about whether it's a legally significant move, whether it's a wedge change, whether it's abusable by governments in other ways, etc. the panicky ones were not those].

> "it was the issue of it reporting content outside of your control at all, which again, this Google thing doesnt seem to do."

All the big cloud providers [Google, Microsoft, Facebook] report abusive imagery sent to their clouds to the authorities (search for annual NECMEC reports), except Apple. The others slurp up unencrypted data (Facebook photos, Google Drive, Microsoft OneDrive) and scan it and report on it, and nobody [on HN] says anything. Apple was trying to do a more privacy-preserving approach and it seemed like they might be pushing it to the client upload code so they could offer fully encrypted storage where they couldn't scan photos on their side, and a couple of years later they did, they announced optional Advanced Data Protection[2] which fully encrypts iCloud photos among other things.

Dark patterns aside, it's in your control whether to upload data to companies, so 'reporting content outside your control' is deliberately misrepresenting it.

[1] https://www.wired.com/story/apple-photo-scanning-csam-commun...

[2] https://support.apple.com/en-gb/guide/security/sec973254c5f/...
For a start it shows that the intel is still happening, so it’s not a cost-cutting exercise, it’s a choice to not share when they could. Why would you blind Ukraine, one of your allies to the advantage of your enemy?

Next, your other allies may be getting matching data from other sources so it puts them in a position of running foul of the ban in the eyes of the US when they didn’t. We’ve seen how this administration treats its allies, and how trump reacts when he thinks he’s been slighted. The situation is precarious to say the least.
My go-to example for a bad name is /e/ :-). Nice project, bad name.
I'm not sure why you want 4k resolution with a 14 inch screen to use commandline tools and a browser.

My hunch is that relaxing this seemingly arbitrary requirement will result in many suitable notebooks
Nice. Def switching over to this, as I've been paying for YouTube Premium but don't use YouTube Music at all (have Apple One Sub and find Apple Music to be way better).
https://github.com/yuliskov/SmartTube is an option for Android TV/Fire TV. Even SponsorBlock is included.
It would be nice to see some high speed video, like the kind they use to show a bullet going through an apple.
Watcom also had a profiler back then.
It seems Graviton 4 CPUs have 12-channels of DDR5-5600 i.e 540GB/s main memory bandwidth for the CPU to use. M3 Ultra has 64-channels of LPDDR5-6400 i.e. ~800GB/s of memory bandwidth for the CPU or the GPU to use. So the M3 Ultra has way fewer (CPU) cores, but way more memory bandwidth. Depends what you're doing.
For those consuming YouTube in homeopathic dosages - uBlock Origin is effective for YouTube ads in browsers (incl. mobile Firefox on Android [1]) and NewPipe is a wonderful native Android client (supports background play, downloading audio-only for podcast episodes, etc). Of course, yt-dlp for command line downloads. NewPipe sometimes breaks, so you want to use their F-Droid repo for faster updates.

[1] Firefox is _the_ killer app for Android, esp., if you add more anti-adblock/paywall filter lists (NYT, WaPo, Boston Globe, Quora logins, etc): https://raw.githubusercontent.com/liamengland1/miscfilters/m... https://gitflic.ru/project/magnolia1234/bypass-paywalls-clea... https://raw.githubusercontent.com/DandelionSprout/adfilt/mas...
Renderfarms
Animation Studios

We had some hefty rigs at the last studio I worked at.
An Ultra has never come out after the next gen base model, let alone the next gen Pro/Max model before.

M1: November 10, 2020

M1 Pro: October 18, 2021

M1 Max: October 18, 2021

M1 Ultra: March 8, 2022

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M2: June 6, 2022

M2 Pro: January 17, 2023

M2 Max: January 17, 2023

M2 Ultra: June 5, 2023

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M3: October 30, 2023

M3 Pro: October 30, 2023

M3 Max: October 30, 2023

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M4: May 7, 2024

M4 Pro: October 30, 2024

M4 Max: October 30, 2024

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M3 Ultra: March 5, 2025
The title is misleading, the Lite plan is "Most videos ad-free".
I guess the definition of "most" is up to google.
I keep coming back to The Century of the Self. I didn't know about The Power of Nightmares - must check it out.
It is much harder to steal gold than crypto. Crypto prices are volatile, and they depend on sophisticated computing infrastructure to work that may not exist after a catastrophe. Crypto depends on 51% consensus (which can be attacked by foreign nations), gold does not. Gold has intrinsic value.

The U.S. already has a gold reserve, and an oil reserve. There is no need for a crypto reserve.
Fair, and I apologise for misrepresenting it. I should definitely learn more about databases in general!
1) is just hard. A lot of crime would not happen if we could just rapidly identify and localize it.
The second step has no merit. Backing the money supply using gold would be a bigger disaster.
The space was absolutely insane prior to PSD2 in Europe. Luckily most banks now have API endpoints, but there's a new class of middlemen wrangling the APIS: the aggregators who pipe all your data from the banks to apps. It's better than handing out the keys to the old class of scraping aggregators, I suppose, but the outcome is still not that much better in my opinion.
It's a lab computer. You can tell people not to shut it off, but it's still always turned off when I try to use it. Could be being shut down via ITs management tools/policies for all I know.
NewPipe/PipePipe are Android alternatives with background play.
In the comparison matrix Premium says Music and Music Videos Ad Free, while Lite doesn't have that checkbox so it looks like it's just music videos that'll have ads.
You believe that Hector Martin is also Asahi Lina?

https://bsky.app/profile/lina.yt

https://github.com/AsahiLina
> Limit gives you value, adding more devalue currency. One of reasons of inflation.

Another way of creating value is through innovation, which often needs easy(er) access to capital to research, develop, and produce it:

> But Inflation is not inevitable. There are numerous countervailing forces that have been at work for much of the past 50 years. The three big Deflation drivers: 1) Technology, which creates massive economies of scale, especially in digital products (e.g., Software); 2) Robotics/Automation, which efficiently create more physical goods at lower prices; and 3) Globalization and Labor Arbitrage, which sends work to lower cost regions, making goods and services less expensive.

* https://ritholtz.com/2021/02/stop-stressing-about-inflation/

A fixed money supply often leads to economic stagnation due to a lack of access to capital:

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Great_Bullion_Famine

The stagnation was sometimes only stopped through lucky discovery of gold deposits:

> Monetarists believe that the 1873 depression was caused by shortages of gold that undermined the gold standard, and that the 1848 California Gold Rush, 1886 Witwatersrand Gold Rush in South Africa and the 1896–99 Klondike Gold Rush helped alleviate such crises.

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Long_Depression

Do you want economic growth and innovation to be dependent on the amount of shiny rocks we happen to find lying about?
The price point seems quite interesting, a framework laptop costs more...
First time I've heard someone say a thinkpad is bulky
I’d gladly pay 60% the price for Premium without Music (as I have Spotify already), and no background play is an acceptable tradeoff (as I ~never watch on my phone, and I don’t need YouTube’s permission for background play on my computer, and I don’t need background play at all on my TV).
There's the clear greed there in keeping background and offline play in the highest tier. But the two people I know who actually pay for YouTube Premium because they can't stand the ads would probably benefit from this cheaper tier, since they tend to be watching it from their home WiFi 99% of the time.
In the comparison matrix between Premium and Lite it says Music and Music Videos Ad Free for premium, while Lite doesn't have that checkbox so it looks like it's just music videos that'll have ads.
I’ve been using virtualenv for a decade, and we use uv at work.

Neither fixed anything. They just make it slightly less painful to deal with python scripts’ constant bitrot.

They also make python uniquely difficult to dockerize.
Even more amazing when you consider that 50 years ago Trump was embarrassingly in the Enquirer quite often in situations not nearly as respectable as Stormy Daniels, and that was only the gossip they could corroborate. Much more was withheld from publication. People were mainly talking about the way he couldn't be trusted with anything. Plus him & Epstein were eventually running buddies at one point.

For decades the vast majority of those who even knew Trump existed were aware from the beginning he was a fake and it was just so curious to watch him take the pratfalls that he set himself up for. He only became widely known because he was such a complete failure compared to ordinary businessmen, and he would not shut up about how successful he was, it just emphasized how much he didn't have a clue and he was all PR. It was so cringeworthy people could not help but notice. Some things never change.

But under those media conditions he was merely a comic figure for the longest time. Bragging about how rich he is when he's actually bankrupt in more ways than one.

It just wouldn't have been very easy to build critical mass among people who would be willing to take him the least bit seriously. Especially about anything concerning money.

Now it's too late.
You’re completely missing the point. The ANE is not equivalent as a component to the tensor cores. It has nothing to do with comparison of TOPs but as what they’re intended for.

Try and use the ANE in the same way you would use the tensor cores. Hint: you can’t, because the hardware and software will actively block you.

They’re meant for fundamentally different use cases and power loads. Even apples own ML frameworks do not use the ANE for anything except inference.
WOW that is sick! I can just customize my OS with a dockerfile!?

It seems support for nvidia is rudimentary (my living room PC has a GTX 1070), but will keep an eye out. Might try the beta during my vacation.

Do try a fly mouse, those are great for normal web browsing.