skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
In most countries, including France, you are on the hook for child support if you named yourself as a parent. In France you may contest it by applying to court during the first five years, after that only a prosecutor can take the steps to revoke that status. Between the unfairness of making an adult pay for a child who isn't theirs, and that of throwing an innocent child into financial distress, protecting the child takes priority everywhere I know of.
Okay so another way to put it is that these are gonna be the software we run on lots of computers in the future. Why this particular model of intelligence and not some other one?
I really liked Tom Clancy's book Clear and Present Danger, in which a group of covert American operatives begin harrasing cartels in South America. Very well written, very enlightening on the subject.

I will be very interested in how this research continues.
Is the muscle loss a side effect of the drug or of the weight loss?
I mean the logo is a game controller.
If your company uses discord as a tool to communicate, it gives the message that it's like a game to you, that it is not serious, that you are relaxed,etc..

Certainly not the right register for serious stuff like an IT company, tax company, weapons, etc...

And it's not just semantics, the app was built for gaming, it has features and design choices built for that, one of them being kid safety, another being it shows what game you are playing. Not a corporate tool like slack.

If you are into that great, but it's what it is.
Of course you can, but how many courts will side with you based on unlawfully obtained evidence?
Does your employer call you a part-time worker or are you a consultant for those hours?
I completely agree that this is a great resource. BTW, the Springer site book link is https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-642-14764-7. I’m thankful that the author has made the book and code freely available.

The author also co-authored a book about historical and state-of-the-art pi computations called Pi Unleashed (https://link.springer.com/book/10.1007/978-3-642-56735-3). The code and additional resources are available at https://extras.springer.com/?query=978-3-642-56735-3. Though somewhat dated (circa 2000), there’s a lot of fascinating information in the 229 Mb zip download, including a 133 char C program (pitiny.c) that computes 15000 digits of pi.
I like how you shifted the goal post from “I” to “you” to justify your point of view. I don’t care, give me yaml, toml, json, jsonnet, ansible, who cares. It’s a tool. I’m not married to it.
Trump platform bought digital currencies before crypto summit
We had currency secrecy in the past with physical cash. It is probably inevitable with currency secrecy that you get something like the mafia.

At least physical cash though put a constraint on the scale of the mafia.

A global, secret, digital currency will inevitably lead to organized crime on the scale of the currency. It is just an absolutely terrible idea.

The appeal is in the abstract because it is easy to ignore the downside risks in the abstract.
ox-hugo is pretty decent, using pretty much the same workflow:

org --> markdown --> publish to hugo

all done with one save trigger
See food packaging laws. Natural versus artificial flavorings :)
This principle is baked into every decent SAST tool. Huge, successful and very competent software-based companies are using SAST in the pipeline to enforce this.
What is pedigree analysis? Are you talking about dogs, or people?
Chatgpt can turn one into the other. But that doesn't mean they are the same thing.

You are right to be mindful of the similarities. But it could be a mistake to be dismissive of the deeper thinking that might be behind the statement if it isn't just AI spew.
I think they wanted to solve a different problem with this, to make sellers delete the ad after the item is sold.
I get the argument that YAML is here to stay and we need to live with it as a configuration language. I can buy an argument that environment variables are best for configuration with less than 10 knobs, and YAML is fine when there's a simple hierarchy, let's say within 250 knobs.

The issue here is that schema validation is expressed in Python. The author contradicts himself when he argues, on the one hand, that Python shouldn't be used for configuration because it's too powerful: https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why-not/turing-complete-code... and on the other hand, that Python is really powerful for building schemas: https://hitchdev.com/strictyaml/why-not/json-schema/ .

Schema validation, IMO, only really gets necessary for much larger configurations, the kinds that are the size of Kubernetes manifests or CI/CD pipelines. And we do have less powerful languages, like CUE, that prove that one doesn't need a Turing-complete language to have expressive schemas.

If you have to support YAML, that's one thing. But ideally, if you're at a scale where it really matters, you should be looking at a more modern configuration language.
Ship of Humanity: Witness to Rescue in Mediterranean
It doesn't matter how the reserve is funded. They got what they wanted: an announcement that legitimizes crypto in an unprecedented way, which also resulted in a massive pump of the value of the named coins.

And if you're wondering if Trump openly, brazenly did some insider trading on those coins, you should really know him better by now[1]. You can always assume there's a grift that transfers money from other people to him.

1. https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2025-03-06/trump-s-c...
Assuming this is not direct traffic to your IP people will say it is because of TLS logs. Maybe it is in your case. But if you spin up a CF worker on a subdomain to it you will also get hit by traffic immediately. And those certificates are wildcards. I think CF leaks subdomains in some cases. Never seen this behavior when using CF just as a DNS server though.
If you are petitioning people to let you develop clean code the fight is already lost. It's just something you do as part of making the sausage.
Show HN: What makes a voice attractive? A TTS Evaluation
iPhone 16e is a big risk for Apple, and this survey shows why
US satellite company Maxar reportedly cuts off Ukraine's access to imagery
I guess nobody knows all of math and it is constantly a learning process, but things like "Jordan constants" which defines proper nouns to thousands upon thousands of math concepts, symbols, theorems and approaches just makes it a even harder to memorize the whole shebang. Fascinating but sometimes overly complex.
Some bots scan using giant lists of subdomains, e.g. https://github.com/danielmiessler/SecLists/tree/master/Disco.... Your subdomain may be on that giant combined_subdomains list, or perhaps some other lists that other tools use.
How would you search for a messaged that contains an image that mentioned you?
From MSN: These studies involved "transgenic" mice—genetically modified for research purposes—not "transgender" animals, as Trump had claimed.

https://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/world/did-the-biden-administr...
Ah, yes, you got me. You identified that other market that also no one cares about.
Isn’t everything naturally occurring? It all originates from earth, where else would it come from?
I made BERT to read financial news
> Stop loving your child

They are not your child. They are someone else's child. Maybe you keep loving them the same. Maybe you don't.

> punish the mother?

That would be barbaric. You wish your former partner all the best, and you part ways. Or you don't. But if people can divorce over "nothing" then that level of dishonesty certainly qualifies for one.
Show HN: Doccmd – Run linters, formatters, etc. on code blocks in Markdown/rST
I built doccmd (FOSS) to run `mypy`, `ruff`, `shellcheck`, and others against code blocks in my documentation.

It supports running arbitrary tools using simple commands such as:

```
doccmd --language=python --command="mypy" README.md
```

^^ This picks out every Python code block in `README.md` and runs `mypy` against it.

It can modify code blocks in place across directories with commands like:

```
doccmd --language=python --no-pad-file --command="ruff format" docs/
```

of course it isn't Python only, and I also run:

```
doccmd \
--language=shell \
--language=console \
--skip-marker=shfmt
--no-pad-file \
--command="shfmt --write --space-redirects --indent=4"
```

The `--skip-marker` lets me put comments in the documentation which tell `doccmd` not to run `shfmt` against particular code blocks.
Since hormones are not patented, mouse experiments on these treatments are not lucrative for big pharma. Isn’t this exactly what RFK Jr. would want to achieve?
I don't really care one way or another on this issue at all, just finding the style of communication rather interesting.

There may be an actual discussion to be had as to whether such experiments could actually bring forward any interesting findings, so in the most unpoliticised way possible, could anyone shine a light as to whether results of such experiments could translate to humans?
The best reply is further down the thread, so I’ll just link to it:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43284843
The market hasn’t been “cornered” any more than breakfast has been “cornered” by eggs and bacon, but I dig the irony, here.

How do you plan to address this supposed monopoly? Force all children born in February and March to use Android only? Demand that people respond better to Samsung’s marketing? I’m a bit curious how you de-“monopolize” something consumers are choosing over numerous, plentiful competition.
The internet is truly a wild place. You can say something like "We shouldn't do mandatory paternity tests at birth because they bring no benefit to the child" and someone responds with "So you're saying we shouldn't stop wife beaters?"

No bitch, that's a whole different sentence. What the fuck are you talking about.
It’s OCR because the wrong characters are being recognized. This is not about fixing spelling or punctuation mistakes present in the source image, it’s that errors are being introduced, due to a lack of accuracy of this OCR with regard to punctuation and typography. The punctuation errors are not different in principle from the case of the OCR producing a misspelled word that wasn’t misspelled in the image being OCRed.

A subsequent cleanup pass that fixes grammar/spelling errors, as you propose, wouldn’t be appropriate when the goal is to faithfully reproduce the original text.

And specifically for the “white circle” character, it would be difficult to correctly infer the original ordinal markers after the fact. I myself could only do so by inspecting the original image, i.e. by having my brain redo the OCR.
Like whitebox servers, rent-a-crew crime 'affiliates' commoditized ransomware
This is a high-tech vault located in the Arctic. Compare this with manuscripts that survived centuries by virtue of simply being on a library shelf in some random monastery.

Furthermore, the vault contents are stored on piqlFilm, which in turn uses Boxing barcodes [1]. So, they literally rely on an analog support.

I restm my case.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing_barcode
I guess similar to when people (often the 'alt right') say something abhorrent and then claim afterwards they didn't really mean it.
I know, I speak Swedish, but it's missing way more than details
The "destroyed" framing isn't appropriate. Rigging and steering gear was routinely damaged in inclement weather.
Rigging including masts is consumable on wooden ships. Ships carried spares and drilled replacing them. The top half of a mast being turned into confetti was something that would have had a ship down for hours, not days.

These ships were routinely completely de-masted and swiss cheesed above the water line in combat and the slightly less swiss cheesed and de-masted winner would wind up towing (until rigging could be refitted and it could sail itself) the loser away as a captured prize to be refitted and recommissioned in one's own navy.
Generally I would suggest starting with a source in the target language and translating it into a language you know.
The Starship program hits another speed bump with second consecutive failure
Can we use cross-border stocks to indicate a baseline? There’s hundreds of variables.

Though US uncertainty right now is a leading cause of share price suppression
My hunch: It's better that we don't hard-code hard-won specialised knowledge. It's better that this tech can learn from more fundamental foundational principles that can be leveraged to apply to many many specialised domains.
EDIT: Got confused and wrote about Clean Architecture instead.

In my first year of professional programming, I tried to apply Clean Code to a side project. What I learned is exactly what you wrote. The result is very modular, but it’s a lot of code to write. But these are good ideas. What I needed to do was to develop my own philosphy and then to adapt it to the project’s context.

It’s the same with DDD. Which globally give the same guidelines: The use cases should drive your design; Push technical considerations out of the domain model; Cluster things that belongs together;…

But all of these is to balance speed (now), readability (near future), and maintainability (far future). These techniques and others will help you discern the equilibrium (which varies during the software lifetime)
https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2024/08/whats-really-goi...

One example is that stephen wolfram argues, I think compellingly, that machine learning “hitches on to” chaotic systems defined by simple rules and rides them for a certain number of steps in order to produce complex behaviors. If this is true, easily going in the reverse direction could give us lots of insight into ML.
I'm not a Lisp expert but one of the most fun languages I've used recently is Janet [1], it's a single binary, very easy to get started, decent docs and battery-included. It's great for little CLI tools or solving Advent of Code for example.

I'm curious why they don't mention being a Lisp in their page though, perhaps it's not a "real" lisp?

[1]: https://janet-lang.org/
to those people, "normal" is abhorrent. desiring normalcy means you are a (insert an appropriate accusatory pejorative). expressing opposition to any degenerate behavior inevitably draws ire from the bourgeois folx.
As an immunocompromised person who lost measles resistance, this is terrifying.

Vaccines don't only protect you.

I went on an immunosuppressant during covid, i was suposed to re-up MMR beforehand, but we had a major nationwide vaccine shortage at the time (all plants re-tasked to produce covid vaccines) so i couldn't. This doesn't seem a fun way to die. I guess I just mask up and hope.
I would love to be able to use the actual model! If I'm understanding correctly this makes small models as intelligent as much larger models like GPT4o
Especially since Grok has history of changing the system prompt to influence its answers about Musk and Trump (yes, just these two specifically) in positive direction:

https://techcrunch.com/2025/02/23/grok-3-appears-to-have-bri...
That doesn’t induce nicely. Unless it was an insult.
Robotic soft wearable actuators for wrist tremor suppression
Social media does 'more harm than good'
"Security by obscurity does not work"

This is one of those false voyeur OS internet tennets designed to get people to publish their stuff.

Obscurity is a fine strategy, if you don't post your source that's good. If you post your source, that's a risk.

The fact that you can't rely on that security measure is just a basic security tennet that applies to everything: don't rely on a single security measure, use redundant barriers.

Truth is we don't know how the subdomain got leaked. Subdomains can be passwords and a well crafted subdomain should not leak, if it leaks there is a reason.
Solar power isn’t naturally occurring, originates from outside of earth.
The 20,000 line function causes code (entire products) to be thrown out. Watching it happen right now. Huge cost.

Things like this happen because a group of offshore devs with two years of experience each were granted the responsibility of developing software without technical leadership. Had someone sat them down for five minutes and explained clean code and guided them through it for a month, it never would have happened.
There is something cathartic about the 28 year calendar cycle, in that it bounds units of 10,000 days.
https://www.sciencealert.com/ai-experiment-generated-40-000-...

For another example, and it actually calls out the name of the program.
i couldn’t have said it any better, it truly is one of the worst arrangements possible. but why not eliminate it altogether, what do we get out of it?
Maybe it's a cloudflare controlled scanner?

Maybe you published the subdomain in a cert?

Snooped traffic is unlikely.

This is a good question, if you don't publish a subdomain, scanners should not reach it. If they do, there's a leak in your infra.
The best Voyagers documentation (long form) i ever seen:

>>NASA's Voyager Mission: Remastered [4K] https://youtu.be/M62kajY-ln0
Show HN: Like Cursor, but App for Anyone
Hello there, HN!

Lately I had the feeling that AI is been focusing too much in the developers (with tools like Cursor) and I was curious if there was a world where non-technical people could have an equivalent tool for their day to day.

So that's where the idea of Delegate My Day (https://delegatemy.day/) came into play. I started building a prototype that showcases the functionality of something that could be used by anyone to enhance their flow.

It's similar to the OpenAI operator, but in this case it's extremely embedded in your flow, it's browser agnostic and can learn from you.

It's an electron project, and the initial codebase is pretty simple, but planning to add more feature soon when I have time.

If you you are interested, happy to have a chat in the comments!

Note: This post was written using Delegate My Day for me, while I was prepping lunch :D
Wonderland Engine – 3D engine hyper-optimized for web
Started working on this over 6 years ago. Just recently shifted from WebXR-focus to also focus on web games and more!

We're using WebAssembly and optimized our shaders around the unique performance characteristics of the browsers: scenes are automatically batched with virtual texture atlases to get to 5-10 draw calls even for scenes with tens of thousands of dynamic 3D objects. Some more crazy stuff we do for XR for example is to transform feedback Skinning into our batches to avoid double skinning for stereo rendering.

The scenes are automatically compressed and optimized for rapid loading times by the editor. We compress Textures to Basis Universal by default, use meshopt for mesh compression and other mesh optimizations, and do some packing on the animations.

Our optimizations for Safari get WebGL2 performance on iOS on a par with Android!

As a user, you write your code in JavaScript or TypeScript.

The API and UI should both feel fairly familiar when coming from one of the big native engines.

I'd be honored if you give it a try!
A CISA article on wildcard security risks. Some of this is in part from common misimplementations (e.g.reusing private keys across servers), but not all of it.

https://www.cisa.gov/news-events/alerts/2021/10/08/nsa-relea...
Direct:
https://media.defense.gov/2021/Oct/07/2002869955/-1/-1/0/CSI...
I'll use what I'll have to use, it's a tool like you said. But I don't have to love it. Configuration is a necessary evil and whatever I end up using, I'm never fully satisfied with the end result.
Why OrderedDict when dict is already ordered?
It is naturally occurring though.
SVT Play (app or web) is a very good resource, and it is mostly subtitled in Swedish, which helps a lot. From the UK (at any rate) it is pretty rare to find many of the shows with georestructions, I do not find many. It is worth trying it without a VPN first, as you might be able to save money.

As I mentioned above, NRK is not so great. Most of the content is geoblocked, and you need a norwegian digital ID to watch it outside of Norway (or at least, Skandinavia) without a VPN. They also regularly block VPN's, so as an example, Tunnelbear used to be fine (and gives a fairly generous free tier if you play the "invite friends and do some tasks" game), but last time I tried, it was no longer working with the NRK TV app.
> Words don't need to retain intrinsic hurtfulness; their hurtfulness comes from their usage, and the hurtful intent with which they are spoken.

Yes; and a rose by any other name would smell as sweet.

Words don't need to retain intrinsic hurtfulness, but it's not quite right that the hurtfulness comes from the usage either. The hurtfulness comes from the actual referent, combined with intent.

If I tell someone they are idiotic, imbecilic, moronic, mentally retarded, mentally handicapped, mentally challenged, I am merely iterating through a historical list of words and phrases used to describe the same real thing in the world. The hurt fundamentally comes from describing someone of sound mind as if they are not. We all know that we don't want to have a cognitive disability, given a choice, nor to be thought as if we had.

The euphemism treadmill tries to pretend that the referent isn't an undignified position to be in. But because it fundamentally is, no matter what words are used, they can still be used to insult.
Schild's Ladder is my personal favourite.
I wonder what the distinction here is between supplement and pharmaceutical.

Could they have chosen to bring it to market as a supplement?
Generated reverse-proxy server which translates a RESTful JSON API into gRPC
vs what?
Some elements don’t occur naturally and need to be formed artificially / by force by smashing together atoms that would never smash together in nature (in some cases because those atoms in turn also don’t exist in nature).
If I haven't used discord in a while I will get stuck in a voice chat and cannot for the life of me figure out how to exit. I clicked on the channel name to enter, but I can't exit from there. Clicking on other channels doesn't get me out etc etc.

Just funny to find myself knowing I've got this wrong before and being annoyed at myself _and_ at them
I may be missing some of your sarcasm, but "Gila Monster's venom" meets the strictest definition of natural.
I should have included in my post, this technique only makes sense in the context of private or internal endpoints.
It's also understandable why services opt to use a Cloudflare proxy, what with the growing threat that is DDoS attacks from large botnets.

I feel we should build an extension to HTTPS to allow Cloudflare / other reverse proxy services to proxy web requests without circumventing the SSL guarantees between the user and the host. It should be trivially possible.

That said, the cynical side of me worries that it works this way by design.
Good question. I tried marking that on several functions, but still ended up with inappropriate indents, related to the macros. Fortunately, it seems that a (relatively) recent `rustfmt` update resolved this. `fmt` now doesn't work properly, but it doesn't break the indents either.
Yup i independently noticed passages with phrases and word choice mimicking llms. Certainly just used for assistance though, the writing is too good overall.