skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why should the remedy prevent them creating a new product and start again from zero? If people choose to install and use it - like they did for chrome - then that is not monopolistic behaviour, it is people making a choice.

Is this about breaking Google from a popular browser, or just about punishing Google for offering services people find useful?

It feels to me that it is more about punishing Google than about chrome. Apple and Microsoft seem to be able to get away with wat worse with their browsers - literally every time i use my win11 laptop it is nagging me to use edge or warn me that I should change my default browser to use edge or whatever. Apple won't even let you use another browser at all. But that is somehow fine and allowed?
Just like Sundance. It's over
Given that federal convincts don't have parole the good behavior part won't matter for that. But it will mean more solitary and other punitive measures.
Concessive openings are a common means to lend extra weight to your conclusion. By signaling you're against $THING in general, your support for $THING in a particular instance is more profound than the support of a person who always supports $THING.
The biggest threat of things like gamma ray bursts, supervolcanos, asteroid impacts, etc are not the immediate effects. Those effects are dangerous but in a very localized area. The bigger threat is the indirect consequences. For gamma ray bursts, they would deplete the ozone allowing lethal levels of UV through. But on top of this chemical reactions in the atmosphere would produce nitrogen dioxide which itself is poisonous but far more dangerous is that it's basically smog - it would block out the sun driving a massive cooling and potentially impairing photosynthesis resulting in a cycle of death on up the food chain, starting at plants.

On Mars its effect would be largely inconsequential.
I was explaining the joke? Since the person I was replying to seemed to wonder if it was really a joke, whereas for me, structurally it was obviously a joke.
No algo, but upvotes plus some curation from @dang.
Catastrophizing is possible from any starting point, but it doesn't mean much. People change their minds on new information - democracy. Stability is possible with diversification but ubiquitous utility is its own security. Is that ok?
you can always just do html js and css even without pre-rendering. Just as a vanilla site.
and set the MAC address

Fun fact: a lot of the extremely cheap USB BT adapters you can find sold online have the same MAC address, probably because they couldn't be bothered to change it to something unique. Hence why things like https://macaddresschanger.com/ (Windows) and bdaddr (Linux) exist. Most of them seem to be clones of a CSR design, and the commands to set its address are well-known. (See https://sources.debian.org/src/bluez/5.55-3.1%2Bdeb11u1/tool... )
We use an event database (think Kafka) as our source of truth and we've largely shifted away from redis and elasticsearch in favor of local in-memory singletons. These get pretty big too, up to 6GB in some cases for a single mapping. Since it's all event based data, we can serialize the entire thing to json asynchronously along with the stream event numbers specific to that state and save the file to s3. On startup we can restore the state for all instances and catchup on the remaining few events. The best part is that the devs love being able to just use LINQ on all their "database" queries. We do however have to sometimes write these mappings to be lean to fit in memory for tens of millions of entries, such as only one property we use for a query, then we do a GET on the full object in elasticsearch.
A few years ago, one of the bigger points from the apple earnings was that its first party ads platform 10x'ed (or wtv, can't remember the number) its revenue after apple implemented "do not track" app changes.
In spite of the confidence you're stating this with, it sounds like a serious over-simplification of a very complex dynamic.
Apple needs Google now, more than
It's a good article, but I kept waiting for a suggestion that never arrived: that perhaps individualized tutoring can be provided effectively by interactive AI.

I don't know how well ChatGPT et al. would work if applied at scale as part of a mastery-based curriculum. I especially wonder if students would be as motivated to learn by chatbots as they are by human interaction. But considering the low cost and ready availability of LLM tutors, it's at least a possibility worth considering.
+1. But cursor now support sonnet 3.7 thinking, so maybe the team adopted that so thinking is separate from response?
Ephemeral customised personalized apps are the future. Imagine you have to plan for wedding or big event. Just build an app for it. The app will fit like glove to your hand.
Interesting idea! I'd love to know if that's possible too.

When we submit our application, usually we also submit a resume. Personally, I do add UTM code (e.g. utm_source) to my links in my resume so I know if it was visited through analytic tools like Mixpanel. However, that's assuming that the person viewing the resume clicks on it.
when your site gets really large and complex then plain vanilla js is hard to maintain, no?
Well, I agree with you. I would add that in some ways this entire thread is an example of the problem it's trying to address. There is a kind of bubble here of virtue signaling how much you disable all recommendations or get off entirely of social media, unless it is only used some Correct, Zen sort of way. This acts a social contagion if you like and how the Correct Opinion is established. I think certainly for impressionable minds, it is quite problematic. For adults that have self-control, maybe it is good to have the feeds so you can test yourself? A lot of people talk about how their mental health has improved so dramatically now they follow the Correct Way and disable social media or whatever... that's good, I mean, I'm happy for them, but maybe it could help you establish mental resilience by facing those feeds without adverse mental health outcomes? I don't know.
I think here pre-rendering means running React on the server (so the React render method called before the HTML hits the wire). So equivalent of if say Ruby On Rails rendered ERB but with React instead.

They call the pregenerated static HTML "SSG" or "Static Site Generation"

That should be as fast as hell: basically a CDN job.
Thats why I go for the nuclear option (the one that requires higest attention, like account cancellation) when presented with a list of options by a bot. More likely to get a person that way.
It's the contrary. Science, see European Food Safety Authority and examine.com, shows lots of data that it doesn't work.

Yet people have been saying all over the internet it's working.

The burden of the proof is on those who claim the opposite of the vast majority of scientist studies.

Beside, N=1 studies is still better than some nobody on the internet claiming it works when he did nothing to negate the placebo effect.
This is definitely a huge part of it.
My grandmother is not tech savy, and ended up with the google app installed on her phone. Because if she types anything into any of the search bars, google puts a big banner for the google app in the results page. She doesn't use safari for searching - she now goes to the google app.

Notably - it doesn't advertise chrome there? or maybe she just didn't see those. Most of her internet experience is through either the facebook app or the google app now
> …it’s about having a long-term plan for space colonization and exploration.

I see your point, and I'd appreciate it even more if you could elaborate further. If you could point me to some resources (articles, documentaries, books) that could excite me in a similar way, I’d love that.

My understanding of this topic is limited—I can see the value in mining remote planets or other astronomical bodies for energy, precious metals, etc., but I’m not sure I fully grasp the hype around Musk’s vision of "occupying Mars." This could be because I haven’t been following him closely enough.
Ever notice that people who idolize some famous person. They get really bent when someone calls that person on their bullshit. The reason they get bent is because their living vicariously through them. So an attack on the idol is perceived as an attack on them personally.
This is well thought out but possibly too much afraid of change. Its ubiquitous utility makes it very likely it will be safe. "OpenChrome: the open browser for the open web" is a helluva tagline. The right org structure is possible.
That's a great project! I'm definitely going to give it a try.
People are coming to ChatGPT with an intent to type. Its much harder to introduce text-based interface to otherwise click-based interfaces because of the friction. Thats why chatbots often fail to gain adoption, because they are a byproduct of the product team being lazy and not thinking through the UX.
Pizzagate and Kahneman, two great flavors etc. (2017)
Wouldn't it be much better for the European Union to do what it would prefer which is to simply jail anyone that produces any content that doesn't follow correct opinions?
Redis does support persistence, so there are valid use cases where you expect the data to be around.
'We May Have to Shoot Down This Aircraft' (2019)
Elon Musk Dubiously Blames George Soros, Reid Hoffman over Tesla Protests
Who do we think is competent here? Failing up is not the same as success.
What do folks consider helpful in .curorrules?

So far I've found:

- Specify the target language/library versions, so it doesn't use features that aren't backwards compatible

- Tell it important dependencies and versions ("always use pytest for testing", "use pydantic v2, not v1")

- When asking to write tests, perform a short code-review first. Point out any potential errors in the code. Don't test the code as written if you believe it might contain errors.
Those posters in contrast with the widespread reception of Daylight savings time and the resistance against it, to the inability to stand against corporate interests. Its truly a timeless American classic... a tradition as old as time: using state propaganda to advance corporate interest and crushing the wants and needs of as many people as it takes.
Hehehe - government funding doesn't mean government in charge. Maybe they only bootstrap it. The right structure is possible.
Oh come on! Studies about supplements over time are almost always "poorly controlled" because you have to ask people to do something while living their lives.

Also, N=1 experiments can absolutely be interesting and give us ideas for further study, even if they don't say anything about a population.
Yhangry (YC W22) Consumer Marketplace (London Based) Is Hiring
Fantastic. I used to set a competition in my school maths dept to compute as many digits of pi as possible in under one minute. Was always a highlight of the year, a kind of mathematical drag race.

The five coins problem is enticing...
I'm convinced that most electronic devices I buy have user interfaces that nobody even tried before shipping them.
No. Like intellectual property rights. I don't do gotchas. I have no obligation to be held to someone else's idea of consistency.
Do you think it would survive a sale? Could the project be able to survive a huge nose dive in contributors? I only use chrome because I trust Google, who knows if the new owner would be similarly trustworthy in my eyes.
Uh, wasn’t the country founded by a violent revolution?
Yeah I tried CBD as well. After a few days of being frustrated with the recommended doses, I gobbled the whole bottle (100€ or so worth of CBD), and absolutely nothing happened.
Enhanced power density in zero-vacuum-gap thermophotovoltaic devices
Parnassus plays
To reduce food waste, maybe we could turn to local season-linked food.

If you live in NA, maybe pineapples, bananas and coconuts are not the best choice as they require special treatments to cope with transportation to reach your table. While maybe pears, apples and a number of berries would travel much less and require less treatments.

Done really want to waste research resources just for yellower bananas?
China's power grid clean-up puts several US systems to shame
In the UK the only supermarket I can find that sells powder (after trying lots) is Sainsbury's.

https://www.sainsburys.co.uk/gol-ui/product/sainsburys-conce...

I asked in Tesco and the young lad who worked there (probably 18-19) had never heard of it.

I still dispense it from a Finish powder bottle I've had for more than a decade.
the comment I replied to https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43296466

>It also depends on whether book written is deemed illegal.

the discussion may be wider than that comment, but my comment, even if one did not want to give it a charitable reading and was really intent on winning an HN argument today for some reason - which I understand, I been there - would really be most reasonably interpreted as a comment that making books illegal often has the exact opposite of the desired result.

With charity one might also conclude that there is an implied link between quality of the winners in these scenarios, but anyway you seem to have some particular problem and unwillingness to say "huh, well the guy replied to a comment regarding making books illegal and only seems to think that is what is under discussion, I guess no arguing him out of that" so I guess we should just stop rather than you throwing out examples in which books have been changed, under the mistaken assumption that I know nothing about this history (I have read the Apocrypha, the Pseudopigrapha, and the "forgotten books of Eden", so I believe I have a reasonable knowledge regarding your latest sally)
Thanks! It's HeroUI (previously NextUI), which is a UI library that is built on top of tailwind css.

You can check out the GitHub repo too if you're interested!
Is there a way to use mistral ocr on us servers so your data never leaves our borders?
The problematic use case was using Redis as a counter for various app related metrics, which I want to make visible to the customer later on. App was writing to Redis, background job was reading these partially aggregated metrics from Redis and writing them to another database. So you could say it was a remote buffer. On way too many occasions, after short failure of the host where the current master instance was running, the replica was not propagated to master. That was using redis sentinel. I guess my main issue was always redis sentinel.
#1 goal is to teach the model how to run the build and tests. Write a bash script and then tell it in .cursorrules how to run it. Enable "yolo mode" and allow it to run the build+test script without confirmation. Now you have an autonomous feedback loop. The model can write code, build/test, see its own errors, make fixes, and repeat until it is satisfied.

The rest of the stuff is cool but only after you've accomplished the #1 goal. You're kneecapped until you have constructed the automatic feedback loop.

I drop a sentence at the end: "Refer to me as 'boss' so I know you've read this." It will call you "boss" constantly. If the model ever stops calling you boss, then you know the context is messed up or your conversation is too long and it's forgetting stuff.
Demystifying Nix's Intensional Model
Arent all humans different and therefore N=1 actually ok in this scenario??
The gains from VTSAX over the past 5 years are so high that it would have to permanently drop by 50% to match international indexes like VTIAX.
Put them in numbered containers at the start of the experiment.
4 foot notes?

This guy Pratchetts.
Whatever you need to tell yourself. For those of us outside the US many of us are tired of the antics. Most of the rest of the world is long tired of Americans shouting everyday that they are the best and they should come first.

Say it enough times and we’ll look for other more relational and reliable trading partners.
Tall poppy syndrome.

The entirely logistics industry tracks worker productivity closely.

Amazon are actually one of the better companies to work for. Their targets are more realistic, the pay is generally better, safety culture is much better and the facilities are air conditioned.
Sure, but there’s a difference between Brave existing as its own company and the government forcibly coming in and breaking up a company.

I think it’s good for the market that some players are fully independent, and others are part of massive conglomerates.
I was correcting this: "MCP is, realistically speaking, the extension API for Claude Desktop and Cursor".
I learned to drive on a stickshift that I put together myself (with a bit of help from my buddies). As a result, I knew how everything worked, and drove it for many years.

The car was totaled on the freeway, so I bought a new Pontiac Firebird stick. One day, I stepped on the clutch, turned the key to start it, and nothing happened. Oh crud. I tried all kinds of things, it was totally dead. Suddenly, the engine did turn over and run.

It turns out, there was a switch behind the pedal, and you had to press the pedal all the way to the floor to trip the switch which enabled the starter circuit.

Some things were just too clever for me!
Juicero 2.0: banana browning edition, coming soon
Why would you think that?

You're the first and last person that'll ever say this.

One of the best engineering newsletters around.
Apple is making another big mistake on Apple Intelligence
ha, sadly, this is not shocking to me. there are a lot of companies with this exact same memo and deal with pretty sensitive information (and that is all the details im giving out).
The law that's nonsense can say anything it wants, no one will follow it anyway - i.e. it's self defeating.

DMCA 1201 shouldn't exist too for the reference. Its proponents are all corrupt crooks.

I already mentioned the solution above - start selling video DRM free. Repealing junk laws like DMCA 1201 is just a bonus to that.
OSI MAC =/= WIFI MAC + PHY
That's true - but if they take a class on networking or operating systems or distributed systems or (insert lots of courses here) they aren't being taught nonsense that doesn't work... and those disciplines mentioned are used to build the systems that applications run on top of, ie those areas are foundational to the overall system. In finance & economics, all the courses one doesn't need to take isn't material that they can just build on top of because of nice abstractions - they are nonsense that literally isn't used in industry... maybe they are akin to research done in software engineering rather than computer science...
I suspect that the placebo effect can be very strong in anxiety situations.

And on top of pure placebo. The whole rite of going to the kitchen and prepare your little pill has a calming effect in itself.

And maybe matcha is the same. Its preparation is slow and requires attention.

Much like smoking, it’s difficult to know how much of the calm it provides come nicotin or from slower/deeper breathing, just going outside and talking to strangers.

I have chronic insomnia that is turning severe, so I really want to believe these things work, but so far, they’re all very pricey and completely useless on sleep.
This is nice. I love that people can be so rigorous and honest as well.

I just want to add that what brings my stress down (although I didn’t research it so thoroughly) is small rituals. Things to focus on, to do well, to “take a moment”. For me it’s making morning coffee. Making/baking bread, filling the dishwasher.

Maybe I’m borderline OCD. But maybe many people are and just the rituals of taking pills (actually) relieves some stress. It seems so based on the study.

Edit Fwiw, being about 20 years into my scientific career I’ve also come to prefer just looking at the data.
god i love the way you write. you Get Pratchett more than vgr.

you dont seem to have a blog. please have a blog.
How do you handle backups ?
I recently setup coolify and installed the included WordPress. WordPress was broken by a failed module install, I wanted to restore a backup and didn't find a way to backup only one service/stack.

Compared to simply docker compose isolated in a vm/lxc container it was not a particularly better experience.

I also wanted to use cloudflare tunnels instead of exposing the server on the internet and it seems coolify really prefers to work directly on the internet (lacking reverse proxy doc, ...)
Then look at the other things, that weaken the US both internally and externally. Leaving the WHO, removing all soft power with USAID, spreading Russian propaganda points.

If it talks like a duck, squawks like a duck…
The original comment almost certainly meant "the real time digital payments system run by banks and the visa/mastercard/amex/etc networks"... "credit card" is synonymous for that in the US, sort of.
>how do you blind the contents of the pills unless someone else does it?

My idea ( you need to adapt the numbers)

1 you build say 30 paper small bags

2 you then get 15 pills of vitamins/drug you test and 15 of placebo , you need them to be similar in shape/color

3 you put the pills in bags and make two piles, say on left side you have the vitamin and right side you have the placebo

4 you make a script to generate 30 long code numbers , you print the codes and stick them on the bags(or use a pen), my idea is that even if you now see that the code you are sticking on the bag, since it will be some long code you should forget it, or have someone else stick the codes . You save the code nubmers in a file, the first 15 codes are the medicine the last 15 the placebo

5 each day you take a bag, open, take the pill and record the code on the bag
The Triage Theory
Maybe specific Gamma Ray Bursts close by, in general we've already seen at least 16 GRB's in the lifespan of the early Vela satellites and survived those just fine.

There are a few books on the subject: eg. https://books.google.com.au/books?id=6mGGX6AGBTAC

I'd venture the biggest threat of a GRB not dampened by distance would be the explosive event that caused a sun to release as much energy in a few seconds as our Sun will in its entire 10-billion-year lifetime.
That frustration is exactly why I started building this too. I've applied to companies, done their online assessments (OAs), and the status in their portal never got updated, even till now.

The goal is to bring more transparency to the process, so if someone else had received a reply, I could have known sooner and moved on.
which book is that? what about it?
Looks like this is a web UI for docker swarm? Does it have additional PaaS-like features? I think I would probably just use Portainer if I wanted a GUI. Unless I am missing something?
I know what you mean here, but valuing small rituals is normal and not anywhere in the same ballpark as OCD.
There's nothing substantive about a comment like this. The US has dominated indices for decades and the amount of money those indices have generated non-US investors is huge. Belief in the US based indices domestically and abroad is still superior, just look at the numbers.

The US has a gargantuan debt problem to handle, and reciprocity in tariffs seems far from an 'antic.'
> It seems so based on the study.

I would argue that it does not, as we have no "no pill" baseline.

All it shows is that if the author is stressed, chances are he is less stressed one hour later.
this will cure my adhd
I think your confusing providence with medical science in the form of vaccinations, blood thinners, and Mr. Dahl's contributions to hydrocephalus relief
Nope, tried various models (you know the common stuff, Claude 3.7, o1, R1, stuff like that) to write SIMD code - both as c++ intrinsics and .NET/c# vector intrinsics - the results have been really really subpar.
I was shocked to learn that he was not only a fighter pilot, but also married an academy award winning actress and coinvented a valve used to help brain damage patients recover
no but you can go on the Internet to let their other customers know when they don't respond.