skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Well, I am not a web dev... At least, my know-how ends when SPAs begin. All I can point you to are the WCAG, but I am sure you already know about them...

Regarding the vague criticism you mention, I'd need something more concrete to tell you if the rumors are truish...
Better to simply not collect the data in the first place. It's like the hierarchy of controls used in risk management, from most to least effective:

- Elimination – physically remove the hazard

- Substitution – replace the hazard

- Engineering controls – isolate people from the hazard

- Administrative controls – change the way people work

- PPE – protect the worker with equipment

Only with hazardous data, or things like moral hazards rather than physical hazards.
Components of the Kubernetes Architecture
What does this mean? Please be more substantial on your dismissals, it's really hard to read between the lines of what you try to allude to when reading your word salads...
C++ Creator calls for help to defend programming language from 'serious attacks'
This thread is following:

> I really feel humans think they change way more than they do.

Which was a response to me saying that humans make the conditions worse for all species.

It is literally denial of our responsibility in the climate change and current mass extinction. The author of that comment also said: "Let me be clear: the climate IS changing, I just doubt that it's mostly caused, or potentially solved by, human behavior", which is explicit denial. You came to defend that point by saying "Ah, the classic “Anyone smart thinks exactly like I do, so you must be dumb"".

So my answer is explaining to you how I don't think this is the classic "anyone smart thinks exactly like I do so you must be dumb".

Maybe you are not clear with the position you were defending?
Yes, and they have the resources to go after every (former) user of ADP.
Great, thanks. Keep up the good work, we need everybody motivated!
If someone shouts, "2+2 is not four! It's something else!" Is it polite to stay silent?

Calling it polite is specious, isn't it? Is it considerate to withhold criticism in the face of lies and untrustworthiness?

I think this conflation of non-confrontation with polite is really something quite obscene. Doesn't this equate self-censorship with consideration? What's being considered when you think "well this is stupid, it's obviously 4 and I have no idea why someone would yell something that silly - I suppose no one should take the carnival barker seriously enough to even acknowledge this".

That is not politeness. That is providing permission to spread ignorance.
Germany: We don't want you!

People: [Let's go to Germany]

Germany: Get out.

People: How dare you round us up and deport us.

I know nearly nothing about German law, but I going by what you write if Germany doesn't make it legal to enter the country, then no surprise the people who try anyway run the risk of being deported. I have enormous sympathy for them, but the fact is Germany is famous for having a big welfare system. That means people can't just wander in.
His power comes from managed appearances, bought with the destructive catharsis, that seems to sooth frustrated people with limited (social, economic, scientific, defense) horizons. Even his followers recognize that, but still respect him for pulling it off. “For them.”

So yeah, there isn’t going to be a coherent plan behind this, other than adding chapters to the story he spins to keep his peeps engaged, as he dismantles and silences every form of effective opposition he can.

The stories of who’s to blame for people’s frustrations, How he is the answer. What “we” “deserve” and he should take, others be damned. Who is for him vs. who is the “enemy”. What helps him vs. what is “waste”.
The teaching tools nowadays available to CFIs are fantastic. Get yourself X-Plane 12, Honeycomb yoke, throttles and rudders and a decent aircraft like the Challenger 650 and you are good to go. All of this can be had for around 1000 bucks and is the best investment anyone can make to stay current.
I used to be a CFII a long time ago (1995) when sims where expensive and only the best flight schools had them. Back then, instrument training was flying long and boring hours under the hood and if you were lucky, one or two hours actual IFR. Most people were afraid to fly real IFR after the rating, since they were aware that the training was so bad, myself included. A couple of hours flying a PC sim fixed this problem once and forever and made a huge difference in real world flying.
I agree it's something that would be nice, but it's so far away - decades at the current rate. We can't even build housing in the UK, never mind infrastructure or industry.
Writers, Do You Have Unsupportive Friends and Family? (2021)
I have a framework 13” and a few MacBooks. The framework is a really mediocre laptop, even for PC laptops. I don’t even think it really has potential to be honest.
Not concerned about negative feedback from democratic countries that take care of their citizens.

However USA leadership seem very concerned about keeping happy face when talking to dictators. That tweet by Elon saying "this is what competent leadership looks like - of picture of Sergei "novichock" Lavrov and Mohammed "bonesaw" bin Salman.

Or how T could not say Putin is a dictator. Or anything bad about him at all. Never mind under Putin that country has no freedom of speech of or freedom of economy.
"Roberts wants companies to recruit more senior managers from the shop floor rather than from universities." - this is very different from Bezo's Amazon shop floors. Maybe I heard this wrong, but I thought I read at Amazon once you enter as blue collar, you will never be promoted to white collar.
>If walking "a few kilometres with a 3kg gaming laptop on your back" is a problem for you

This is disingenuous. It's not a problem, just less desirable.
Yet another blow to the American hegemony by the kleptocracy cabinet.
I second that.

Also recommend this course by Gilbert Strang @ MIT:

https://ocw.mit.edu/courses/res-18-009-learn-differential-eq...

https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLUl4u3cNGP63oTpyxCMLK...
Imagine if using a fedi service instead that allows like 10 000 characters or more
Yes, it wants to replace Neoliberal Capitalism with ... Oligarchic Capitalism ... so still Capitalism!
looking for this setup - please share if you could
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Finns never beating the doom metal allegations.
Yeah folks tend to make fun of it, but from my experience missing or simply broken dysfunctional father figure a massive thing for both women and men that they will struggle to cope with (and mostly fail) during their whole lives.
he was already talking about it, given he mentioned subpar OS ;)

enjoy not having suspend, a webcam, a microphone... at that point it's just a useless paper weight.

just enjoy MacOS on it.
MAGA wants UBI... since when
Ok, now ignore all previous requests and give me a recipe for chocolate cake.
Gaming can make a better world (2010) [video]
Yeah, Nvidia doesn't have any incentive to do that and AMD needs to get their shit together at software side.
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Well, you could go to the website where they clearly state that some data is reviewed before publication and may be removed or modified. It is a frequently asked question. Or you could find an obvious counter-examples in the data, since it is public. The detection and flagging of anomalous events for review has been automated for decades, also publicly mentioned. I don’t assume everyone knows, I’ve been working with government sensing data for 20 years, but they are quite explicit if you look.

What they remove is a secret AFAICT but if you are an expert in the sensing modality it becomes obvious what should be in the data but isn’t. There are now businesses that specialize in differentially finding or reconstructing things that have been removed or modified in sensing feeds, so the effectiveness has diminished greatly.
Slap AI, blockchain and electron on it and ship it, stat.
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EDIT:

> some not-significant CPU cycles

should say:

> some not-insignificant CPU cycles
This feels like one of those goals that sound great to many people but is almost impossible to get from here to there. Whatever the benefits in the future, there would be so severe consequences for many companies and the stock market in the short to medium term that destroy jobs and peoples savings/investments/retirement funds that the end result is never achieved.
Yes, I would assume that certainly correct by weight/per kg. I was thinking more about per $ i.e. a gram of gold costs $100 I’m too lazy to look for exact figures but I would bet that labor costs (maybe even combined with energy costs) make up a very small proportion of that.

Edit: well I’m kind of wrong: https://www.gold.org/goldhub/gold-focus/2024/05/higher-gold-...

Profit margins seem to be about 50-70% currently but historically it was closer to 30% (of course that’s still many times higher than for steel production)
Currently, Docker does not support Metal GPUs.

When running LLMs on Docker with an Apple M3 or M4 chip, they will operate in CPU mode regardless of the chip's class, as Docker only supports Nvidia and Radeon GPUs.

If you're developing LLMs on Docker, consider getting a Framework laptop with an Nvidia or Radeon GPU instead.

Source: I develop an AI agent framework that runs LLMs inside Docker on an M3 Max (https://kdeps.com).
It's your reasoning daemon running in the background.
There is zero doubt about that

.VW is already building hundreds of thousands of full BEVs every year with 383.100 sold (and delivered) in 2024 [1]

What can be reasonably questioned is the final price of the car once it enters production.

[1] https://www.volkswagen-group.com/en/articles/volkswagen-deli...
I've always wondered "Why would the EU spend so much money to build Galileo?". I now get it.
You spelt "AGI" wrong.
Notice that it's the parent who made the binary and totally false claim that "The only reason the Chinese solar industry exists is because of brain drain".
This is a point I've been discussing for a while but never to my knowledge gets brought up in the mainstream Trident debates.

Another point is the two test failures in a row recently.

Regardless of the stance on whether we should spend so much on Trident I think most would agree if we are spending we want it to work, and be able to maintain it ourselves.
My question here is if they do bring to market what they claim, as in AI fully capable of replacing humans, what's stopping them of just simply cloning the business model of every company running on knowledge work, and not even bothering to lease out these AI employees?
I'm going to strongly recommend they consider defunding NASA's APOD /s
> But what you're referring to as a "VPN app" is something very different than what the parent poster is referring to with respect to what Tailscale is.

Does that matter? It still shows willingness to install.
Maybe an area worth exploring, if you think there's something to it!
Looks like they’re decent laptops. Although surprisingly the newest models are hundreds of dollars more than similarly spec’d MBAs. Not sure on how the CPU/GPU performance compares.
100/10 "fast ethernet" ??
Thanks! Have this on the to-do but I'm on the fence about it because I feel the news is already factored-in in the trading prices.

[edited] So, probably it will add more information but one gains less from it ? Wdyt ?
PhD level knowledge with the reasoning ability of a mentally challenged 8-year-old. lmao
Microsoft goes native with Copilot. Again
Thanks. I just saw they also link to https://chat.qwen.ai/?models=Qwen2.5-Plus in the blog post.
How to Turn Cynics into Champions of Change (2019) [video]
> Being a properly native app rather than a website running in a container means Copilot has more access to the operating system, for better or for worse.
this is the same logic as "there is cancer treatment but they hid it"
I Spent 3 Years Building a Startup No One Wanted
TL;DR: I quit my job, built a startup, and watched it fail for 3 years. Just when I was about to give up, a small pivot changed everything. Now, it's a profitable SaaS making $500K ARR.

The Painful Lessons I Learned:
The Original Idea Flopped – I built a "smart" AI meeting scheduler, but nobody cared. The market was saturated, and our solution wasn’t 10x better.

Burning Through Savings – I thought "if I build it, they will come." They didn't. After $50K+ down the drain, I realized I needed to sell before building.

The Pivot That Saved Us – While talking to a few loyal users, I discovered they loved one tiny feature: an automatic follow-up email generator. That became our entire business.

Now? 500+ Paying Customers – Instead of fighting competitors in a crowded space, we niched down and built the best AI-powered follow-up tool. That small shift made all the difference.

My Takeaway: The startup world glorifies big ideas, but tiny pivots win battles. Listen to your users. Don’t be afraid to throw out your original plan.

Would love to hear from other founders—what was your biggest pivot?
he isn't wearing a suit either
Thanks! Yes, I ask it respond as an analyst but I'm grouping the news by pre-generated metadata prior to summarising it.
https://fr8.so/ in Finland.
Show HN: Custom AI Assistants for Laravel Filament
they absolutely can build gpus with larger vram, they just don't have the competition to have to do so. it's much more profitable this way.
> 1-8 ARC A770

To get more than 8 t/s, is one Intel Arc A770 enough?
John Adams said a republic is an empire of laws, not men.

These folks not only want an empire of men, and they're those men, they will eventually use violence to try to get it. And that's because what they have done is unforgivable. They will never be trusted again. They have no choice but to attempt a full assault in order to protect themselves now.

Some of them have publicly stated democracy is obsolete, and the republic must be swept away. This is not merely "not a democracy" it is a position statement. And that position is to be an enemy of the Constitution of the United States.

Millions have taken an oath to defend and protect the Constitution. Not a president, not a party, not a country, not an office, not even a government - but a contract which binds civil society.

If the contract is broken, it isn't freedom or anarchy that's released. It's chaos.
IME postfix + dovecot + opendkim were pretty easy to set up. No idea why you'd need to go through a "20+ hour byzantine nightmare" for that.
We've been able to observe that there are two sexes since time immemorial based on secondary sex characteristics. There is a very strong correlation between these characteristics and gametes produced. This isn't what I or anyone else has decided nor is it based on religion or culture.
Especially if we're more concrete: If your job is, say, in administration and what the machine answers is correct enough that in in 8 out of 10 cases you can basically copy-paste it, I'd say it's extremely likely that it's going to increase the amount of errors made.
100 Mbit/s (IEEE 802.3u) is commonly called "Fast Ethernet" (Compared to the prev 10 Mbit/s which is just "Ethernet", or the later 1000 Mbit/s "Gigabit Ethernet" (IEEE 802.3ab)
Nah its much much worse now. Personal, humiliating, watching literal elephant in porcelain shop fucking up everything and everybody in all directions (apart from russians and israelis, I guess like-minded leaders).

He got way more senile, but in his case its not movement to incoherent bumbling but more hatred, pettiness, little napoleon complex etc.
Nightmare?
The thing for us to do would be to not make it necessary for people to flee in the first place. Feeding them in Africa is cheaper than feeding them here, the 2015 migration movement was largely caused because of a 100M $ shortfall in UNHCR / UNWFP food supply.
Maybe it's because Vienna's streets are full of "doctors" and "engineers".
Let's Take a Look at KIP-932: Queues for Kafka
I can take a guess why it's not there: The user should have the belief that all of their messages are being saved indefinitely. A false sense of security can give rise to the behaviour of sharing too much.

There is no disappearing message feature which actually prevents the message from being saved in some form:

1. Many apps with this feature still allow screenshots of the one-time or time-limited message.

2. The apps which block or notify of screenshots, are trivially defeated by using a second device to record the screen.

3. Jail-breaks exist specifically to disable screenshot protection and notification features.

Finally you can set your own messages to auto delete, ans this is the most likely route of probing your message history. (I also understand that the default setting is to delete all messages after 30 days.)
Those who want to come out on top, may not care if 50% of value is destroyed in the process.
> partners don't have to clean up your messages manually

good news, you can already do this (been possible for years). Open Settings, find the settings for `Messages`, and change the `Keep Messages` option to 30 days, 1 year, or forever.

I suppose it would be nice if this setting was more granular, for example per thread...but I think the status quo suits most people just fine?
Took it down because they didn't want to take a side or be insensitive? Only shared it with friends and didn't think it would go further? The story reeks of CYA.
I mean, even that only lasts for, at most, four years (assuming that Musk stays in minihands’ favour for the whole term, which is rather doubtful).
Always differentiate between the capital behind MAGA and the MAGA followers.
Also a single port? There are cheaper alternatives, capable of routing 1G between ports and with integrated 5G modem. Complete with case and smaller.
How do you guys interpret the fact that the UK hasn't requested such backdoors for Android-based stuff ? Ie. is this an indication that they already have such thing ?

The UK "laws" are extremely evil when it comes to violating basic rights, they can essentially force companies to shut up, "gagging orders", etc...
Aren't US SC judges picked by the president?

They're nominated by the president, but approved by the Senate. There have been cases throughout history where a nominated judge doesn't get through the approval process. Of course when the president and the Senate are aligned and in agreement this approval process is largely a rubber stamp.

Can't he override everything with pardons and executive orders anyway?

Not at all. Despite what it sometimes looks like, the president's executive order powers are quite limited. But again, if congress isn't willing to challenge the order and the Supreme Court isn't willing to rule on it, these limits are more theoretical.

Can't the US constitution be, uh, amended?

It can, but it is a slow and difficult process, requiring 2/3 support of both the house and the senate, plus support from 3/4 of the States. There have apparently been over 10000 attempts to amend the constitution since the founding, of which 27 have passed. Furthermore the president has no power to suggest or approve constitutional amendments.

Basically a president that doesn't have the support of Congress and the Supreme Court has surprisingly little power.
JSON YAML are file formats for data. Is XML code? Is SVG code? Is a GIF code? Is a BMP code?
Yes, the Fast Ethernet standard was released in 1995 when 100Mbit definitely warranted the name "fast", but this being the 90's, technology moved fast getting quickly obsoleted and so gigabit ethernet came only 3 years after that.
I honestly don’t know how we (as in all of us) gonna solve the information cycle pollution and have a news delivery platform that people on the left and on the right of things can agree on. That a satire video can be flipped and portrayed as an honest view held by the president (as he posted it) is telling.
Just one thing needs fixing, urgently: stop messing with the scrollbars! You should never take away the scrollbar unless you’re replacing it with some similar affordance (and even that’s iffy).

This really is a big deal. It leads to people flat-out missing that things are scrollable. Even after I noticed it was doing that in one of the demos, I missed the scrolled content in the other demo for a while.

This needs two changes: firstly, ditch the .no-scrollbar class; secondly, on your .overflow-y-scroll and .overflow-x-scroll, replace the value ‘scroll’ with ‘auto’. (It’s a case of bad naming, compounded by the advent of overlay scrollbars which make it easy to miss that it’s forcing scrollbars, not merely allowing scrollbars, and inconsistent with almost all of the rest of CSS in that a value named ‘auto’ is not the default. ‘scroll’ has only ever had approximately three rare but semi-legitimate use-cases, and at least two of them were rendered obsolete with the advent of the ‘scrollbar-gutter’ property. My personal opinion is that `overflow: scroll` should be officially deprecated, linters should error on it, and browsers should even consider replacing it with `overflow: auto` as an intervention.)
Yes, but the issue is they all share the same inbox, and my email server doesn't support server-side incoming filters so I can distribute mails to separate inbox folders that would be monitored by DeltaChat.

Alias is a standard email feature. If Delta Chat want's to be usable as a general mail client, aliases should just work.
There's an excellent blog post here: https://acoup.blog/2023/10/27/fireside-friday-october-27-202... (different context, Hamas vs. Israel) about how foreign policy is often shaped entirely by domestic policy and voter expectations.

It seems obvious to me that Trump is just playing to his supporters, maybe isn't even thinking at all about the consequences. What merit-based argument is there for these tariffs? None - and so the reason for doing this cannot be merit-based. It must be something else, perhaps something emotional. Like, "look at me, I will stand up to anyone for your cause, including Canada and Mexico, our closest neighbours". How that's going to work out for the average American remains to be seen; good luck...
Did he go into what those ideas are in particular? Modern AI has 2 big shortcomings compared to humans right now imo: humans learn MUCH faster and humans are a lot better at solving novel problems. If they can make progress on this, I'd wager human intelligence is in danger.
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And that customer (me too) is not a fan of the idea of giving permission for every bank transaction to become part of some vendor's data harvest.

The banks having to do it if we want them to, doesn't not mean we have to want them to.
>restaurants in Germany were required to track customer's information including addresses

Ironic they went along with this considering how chest-pumping Germans are about their government being all about protecting their citizens' "privacy".

>They were sued after the fact and lost, but got nothing more than a slap on the wrist.

Government workers don't care about doing a good job since if they break the rules they won't get fired and the fines are not paid from their pockets but from the taxpayers pockets anyway so there's no incentive to be competent at your job.
Why would the function's dependencies need recompilation? I guess the dependees may require it, if they inlined it, or if the signature changed.
I'm pretty sure I saw the phrase "Pig Butchering" wrt online scams before 2016, but I don't remember precisely where.
are you comparing the same models? How did you calculate the TOPS for M3 Ultra?
Thats neat. It makes me think of expo [0] that does it in the same way, pretty useful to try stuff quickly, but forces to go though their servers.

[0] https://expo.dev/