skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>There's the basic chronological feed

twitter has that

>There's a Discover

twitter has that

>you can create your own feeds and/or subscribe to feeds that other people have created

twitter has that
And I don't understand what is the benefit of lying as well - everyone on the internet knows what this is about, at least if they used ad blockers. A lot of people don't, but they will not be affected anyway.
Brave, fork of Chrome.
https://brave.com/

Ignore the crypto; enjoy the integrated ad-blocking.

Most seamless ad-blocking I've ever experienced.
The stock market is based on and is a measure of vibes/confidence.

Deliberately diminishing the importance of the richest and most powerful nation in the world doesn't seem like the move if you want to inspire confidence.
If I owned Mozilla I'd be blasting commercials full-force about this until all my marketing budget runs out.
Doesn't seem even wrong.
Funny thing is: It’s to prepare for when Chrome is spun off from Google, due to increasing US government pressure.

See:
https://techcrunch.com/2025/03/08/new-doj-proposal-still-cal...
Where I live, Google rented out a huge Billboard to advertise Chrome, and it cites Chrome as "the world's most trusted browser"

I LOL every time I see it.
Imagine the lengths they have to go to, to try to make people trust a product they have.
I haven't tried anything but Chrome/Chromium (nightly dev). Brave is my dedicated porn browser I won't use it for anything else.
Ariane 6 is Europe’s SLS, Arianespace its ULA. Every launch requires public subsidies to float and cements SpaceX’s global advantage by denying funding to European companies who might one day compete with SpaceX.
It's learned helplessness, laziness, bordering on cowardice.
“In real terms” has to be clarified a bit in this context because in the full AI bull case, the value of your labor goes to zero and you can’t afford gruel except from your investments, or to the extent that your overlords deign to gift it to you. Inference per unit gruel will of course continue to get cheaper, so obviously this is the Good Future we should Seek to Bring About
Wall Street sell-off turns 'ugly' as US recession fears grow
Interesting theory. Why would Elon lie about a cyberattack?
It's funny how on Safari, the webstore link shows a message:

> Switch to Chrome to install extensions and themes
Do they really? Or are you assuming?
The same people also say "tariffs are going to bring us so much money" and "we are going to call it the External Revenue Service". So maybe don't read rationality into clueless vibe statements.
The hardest thing to replace was always search to me, because the usually alternatives (DuckDuckGo, Ecosia etc) always suck.

But Kagi made that part so easy it's unbelievable.
There is a "tab count" extension. Install it only if you want to learn some awful truths about yourself.
https://noagendaassets.com/enc/1740092407.97_retirednational...

"it depends on what story you read" - which is what i alluded to in my other comment. You have to choose to believe Zelenskyy, who isn't acting like someone who wants the war to end, or not. That's it.

It is possible there was "miscommunication" - as that's what they're blaming the White House Zelenskyy meeting a couple weeks ago on. But Zelenskyy was supposed to be in Saudi Arabia at that time, and that's why the talks were planned for that date.

the whole "no paper invitation, and we don't want to participate if Russia is going to be present" is quoted in several stories. So which is it, they don't want to participate, or they weren't invited?

And in that clip it is explained that Kellog nearly immediately went to Kyiv to keep communication open.

I get the feeling that people merely don't like the way this is playing out, and that somehow gives them the right to make claims on shaky evidence.

i think that there is a lot of nuance to this ukraine thing, and a lot of the problem can be directly blamed on the US.

Lindy Hop and McCain in Ukraine in 2016, setting up a proxy war:
https://noagendaassets.com/enc/1740092403.145_redux2016linds...

There are factions in the US that are warmongers, and a lot of americans don't like that. We don't want to be the ire of the world by constantly meddling in affairs. "strategic deployments" and "Strategic bases" and all this, yeah. We should have stopped. I don't even know if we can extricate ourselves without completely destablizing the global economy and "peace" - but i think we oughtta try.
$1 per 3.75 oz can, with free shipping. [1]

So $4.27 per lb.

Canned chicken can be cheaper.

[1] https://www.walmart.com/ip/Great-Value-Sardines-in-Water-3-7...
I asked copilot to write me a Typescript function today

I had two defined types, both with the exact same field names. The only difference is one has field names written in snake_case, and the other had names written in camelCase. Otherwise the exact same

I wanted a function that would take an object of the snake_case type, and output an object of the camelCase type. The object only had about 10 fields

It missed about half of the fields, and inserted fields that didn't even exist on either object

You cannot convince me that AI is anywhere near to this level if it cannot even generate a function that can convert "is_enabled" to "isEnabled" inside an object

Every time I try this stuff I'm so disappointed with it. It makes me think anyone who is hyped about it is an absolute fraud that does not know at all what they are doing
Bodo is a JIT compiler for Pandas/Numpy code that statically types the code during compilation time. However, it infers types automatically (looks at file metadata etc) and not really built for manually typing everything.

https://github.com/bodo-ai/Bodo
(I work on Bodo)
If a clothing company is profitable because they use slave labor, the use of slave labor is bad.

The profit is not the problem. It wouldn't be any better if the company made no profit.
The companies that might acquire Reddit are affected by tariffs.
IIRC they only routed LATAM traffic through Cloudflare before, but it looks like they're using CF everywhere now.
Most people do not have elite resumes and most people are not hiring people with elite resumes. There's plenty of uncertainty in hiring in general, and that being the case with bootcamps isn't much different than a typical resume with a 4-year degree.
Unreal had a small menu where you could switch between different renderer backends precisely because of things like different cards having different... Driver quality let's say.
I mean the time frame in which he took his party from nothing to the second biggest in the parliament and then got himself promoted from the party leader to Chancellor. Of course then the ultimate power was then seized rapidly as you say once he was already selected as the Chancellor.
It’s not uncommon to fuse magnetometer with other sensors. We did that for indoor navigation at Apple. In fact, we had prototypes that used only magnetometer and it worked fairly well for what it was but the low update rate and poor resolution meant that it worked to like 10-30 meters which wasn’t usable for indoor by itself. Of course, for indoor there was a lot more “texture” indoors for the commercial magnetometer of the time to pick up whereas outdoor it gets trickier. Is that similar to how MagNav works just with higher quality more sensitive magnetometers?
The proto-C++ transpiler used C with this and similar techniques behind the scenes: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cfront
Again, that's the "god in a box" premise. In the real world, you wouldn't need a perfectly timed and coordinated response, just like we haven't needed one for human-programmed worms.

Any threat can be physically isolated case-by-case at the link layer, neutered, and destroyed. Sure, it could cause some destruction in the meantime, but our digital infrastructure can take a lot of heat and bounce back - the CrowdStrike outages didn't destroy the world, now did they?
They seem to be doing their best to break the American wealth machine so bad that we could see lost decades like Japan did.
Could you please tell me what "Youtube-blocking Safari extensions" are you referring? Are they MacOS only or can be installed on IPad? Thanks!
An ad blocker is useless to me if I can’t block whatever I want with it.
Just in case, here's the list of these labels:

- UMG Recordings, Inc.

- Capitol Records, LLC

- Concord Bicycle Assets, LLC

- CMGI Recorded Music Assets LLC

- Sony Music Entertainment

- Arista Music

Taken from: https://cdn.arstechnica.net/wp-content/uploads/2025/03/UMG-v...
And, the update is that in the last hour claude somehow removed the rendering of the actual items. It is clever in troubleshooting: it created mocks if the data could not be loaded, it added error messages with the number of items retrieved. But, it does not have access to my browser console nor the DOM, and therein lies the problem. It is slow to copy and paste back and forth from the browser into the terminal. But, this feels like a great opportunity for a browser extension.

But, my takeaway is that I could have fixed this exact problem in five minutes if I had written the JS code. But, I have not looked at anything other than glancing at the diffs that fly by in the session.
I misread that too when I got the domain name for EditableGIFs, and I think I even bought EdibleGIFs at the time to just reserve it. I let it expire though.
Emacs Web Wowser for the most part, for me, and it basically works... except when it fucking does not.

The modern web, as we all know, is all kinds of shit. Anybody here compile Firefox recently?
Makes sense. I am looking for signals either from metrics or customers telling me what to build or iterate next. Just deciding on how long should I keep looking. As you said, I want to accelerate the process on knowing faster.
I've put that up there now. Thanks!
Elon Musk seeks Italian presidential meeting to salvage Starlink deal
You mean the problem you describe in "Part 3" of the article?

Damn it, now you've made me paranoid. I'll have to check the ELB logs for 502 errors during our deployment windows.
There are ten million stated reasons for the minimum wage! Pretty much the only one that economists can agree on is that it's helpful to prevent abuses of monopsony power in small towns.

Regardless of what FDR said, a living wage is guaranteed because people will not accept anything lower.

The problem with a "decent" living is that reasonable people can disagree about what that looks like. Roommates? Children? An unemployed spouse? Vacations and retirement?

It's not the government's job to guarantee all of that stuff and I would rather we focus on stopping wage and tip theft and protecting the rights of workers (banning noncompetes, decoupling health insurance, etc.) instead of increasing the minimum wage towards some poorly-defined goal.

There's also the other side of the minimum wage debate, which is that most of the specific numbers people list as "liveable" do actually result in some folks losing their jobs and becoming unemployable. There was even a recent BERKELEY study that showed this!
I've eliminated Chrome from my personal systems when uBO stopped working. Blocking v2 manifests also broke a few extensions that were being developed for my day job: they've spent the last few weeks working on Firefox extensions and are almost at the point where they're getting ready to wipe Chrome from our corporate machines.
Claude Code and Aider, or aider using claude sonnet as the model? If you are using both claude code and aider I would love to know why.
Yeah, I'm not going to rule out that they migrated /to/ mitigate a cyberattack, but again, holding out for third parties here.
pre-acquisition there were frequent Twitter outages. I remember one particular lengthy outage during my brief tenure as a moderator in the Twitter subreddit. I'll state the obvious but it's not entirely unexpected for complex systems to encounter failures.

example from 2021:

https://variety.com/2021/digital/news/twitter-down-outage-12...
The new uBlock Origin Lite is compatible with Manifest v3 and has the featured flag on the Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/ublock-origin-lite/...
"In real terms" has never once been used to describe an individual's situation. Like if you see a chart that has "real dollars" on it, it doesn't mean, "the author of this chart got a massive inheritance and so their money became less meaningful to them."
That's not what the C-suite is telling their boards/investors as they conduct layoffs to goose margins at the end of the quarter. So a lot of people are having their lives and livelihoods upended because of unrestrained hype.
> when Ariane 6 was designed, there was not enough business to support a reusable launcher

This is Arianespace’s Israel’s propaganda. They couldn’t design a high-cadence launcher because there was no market, assuming you ignore Europe’s smallsat industry that’s constantly ridesharing with SpaceX.

> SpaceX had a different outlook because they had a captive client planning to launch thousands of satellites

SpaceX was working on high-frequency low-cost launch before Starlink was in anyone’s mind. The launch cadence caused Starlink, not the other way.
I switched to firefox a few months ago because of this. However, I just switched back last week. Overall firefox is a better browser. The ability to screenshot in the browser is so useful and I used it 10x per day, not having it in chrome is a real pain.

But.. nobody tests on it anymore I think. Lots of popular sites are very slow and laggy with it, including sites I need for work. I don't think this is because of inferior technology, I think I just think nobody spends the time to make sure things work well on firefox. I could split-brain and use chrome for github and some other stuff but that is such a pain when clicking links.

The other issue is I think firefox support will only get worse. Their market share is back to where it was in IE6 days and dropping.
I have asthma symptoms from dust mites, and discovered that sniffing items creates a reaction in my lungs that is pretty sensitive to the amount of allergen in the item. Dust mite allergens also have a distinct but subtle smell you can learn.

Regarding whether or not your health issues are caused by dust mites, if you have any of the allergic disease, or if you have a tested dust mite allergy, it is likely they are causing problems. Disease severity is also associated with dust mite exposure.

Basically, the worse you have allergies, the more likely it's dust mites.

It's an almost certainty you home has dust mites and their allergens, unless you live in a very dry climate.

My advice is to create conditions in your house in which dust mites cannot thrive, which is relatively easy to verify with hygrometers. Over time, this will lead to lead to lower allergen levels, particularly if you are proactive about removing the ones that are currently there.
Sure, as I said in the first paragraph, AF is these days very impressive thanks to the large amount of data available (but of course this would have been too much data back in the day, when there wasn't nearly enough CPU power to process it fast enough). I wanted to give more historical context for how AF worked before fancy AI.

The AF settings, except those related to face/object recognition, haven't actually changed that much since the 7D Mk II days. The preset system is more general now and allows you to store and recall all AF settings rather than just the three tracking-related variables. The high-end DSLRs used to have six cases for different types of sports that you could modify but not rename.
> Ad blocking on Youtube.

uBlock Origin Lite blocks all ads on YouTube for me.
Fair point. I did post on LinkedIn & X, got 60-70K impressions. Do you think I should go for PH launch too before deciding on the idea?
One of the weirdest views of Democrats is thinking that because the market has dropped 2% then individual voters are out there with their head in their hands thinking the world has ended.

If you go back a few years and the government (largely the Fed) was destroying the economy, you never saw this type of comment. It seems to be that Democrats specifically cannot think of politics in any terms other than personal, or (indeed) of government function as anything other than a thing that bestows personal benefit. There is no discussion of content, it is just pure personal vitriol constantly.

You see the same thing with left-wing voters in other countries too. Unsurprisingly, this has led to a situation where government spending is massive, most of that spending is handouts, and actual government function has collapsed. Milton Friedman wins again.
I just haven't heard that Tesla owners in China are considering selling it because they feel bad and get judged just by driving a Tesla. To me it feels more like the Amazon situation, where everybody knows they should not support Amazon because of how they treat people, but nobody makes big efforts to avoid Amazon.
We can debate the definition of generate, but it doesn't seem important. A key claim was that nvidia's stock price decline is inevitable, with the only question being timing. Meanwhile all of these other use cases will drive demand anyway.

But honestly, even chat apps are nowhere near their peak. Hallucinations and fine tuning issues are holding that segment back. There's a lot of growth potential there too as confidence and training help to increase adoption.
What kind of milk and what grocery store? That claim beggars belief.
It's unfair. Vulcan2.1 is at the edge of cryotechnology. It might be a poor choice to use hydrogen rather than methane, but the hope was (still is) that gradual improvement will make the technology usable for planes one day.
1. Who is “we”? The Ukraine are the ones who are invaded. 2. What potential peace deal? No peace deal has actually been provided by the US. 3. Who should decide whether the Ukraine gives up its territory, the Ukraine or the US?
> It is still the case that some major sites don't work with Firefox either.

This comment keeps popping up. Every time I ask the commenter to show me some sites that dont work with Firefox. Nobody has ever shown me one. I think people are stuck in the past here, Firefox has been absolutely fine for about 10 years now.
It's useless if it blocks 99.9% of what you need, but not the custom 0.1% you want on top?
to cover up how incompetent his company is after he fired all the A-list engineers
they also 10xed their revenue. 24 seems low for someone that pulled that off.
Spoofing is different from jamming. Spoofing is when you trick the receiver into thinking the position is one you fed it vs jamming is you preventing it from acquiring a signal at all. Jamming is much easier while spoofing can be more difficult if there’s encryption on the signal. Unfortunately I think commercial signals aren’t signed with a private key to completely prevent spoofing but I’m not 100% sure.
If only their goal would be to provide an excellent privacy browser, instead of getting revenue :)

All they need is to accept donations that go strictly to the browser and not to the latest blockchain/AI hysteria.
> Chrome is their project, they should be free to do whatever they want with it.

Google has a long history of "accidentally" breaking gmail on firefox and funneling users to Chrome back in the day. It's beyond stupid to argue they should be able to do whatever they want with their vertically integrated monopoly.

Like, if you want to dig holes in your own driveway sure whatever, but if you own all the roads in Detroit and you want to dig holes in them, then make a killing selling new tires and suspension repair a fair society wouldn't move out of Detroit, they'd fucking run you out of town.
Show HN: After Intelligence – a prompt game for your future
It is much easier to get a bunch of stuff precisely arranged and uniformly lit when it is lying flat. Especially if you flatten it out by placing a sheet of glass over it.

With everything standing up on end you're constantly fighting gravity and air currents, as well as problems like background art painted using water-based media that makes the paper it's on want to wrinkle. Much easier to just squish it all flat with gravity's help.
Ever looked into Perplexity? Will check out Kagi.
>Nobody could have possibly seen it coming that Google would abuse its market position to their own benefit...

Doesn't Safari have the same restriction, also ostensibly for "security/privacy" reasons? The only difference is that Apple doesn't have a web advertising presence, so you can't make the accusation that they're "abuse its market position to their own benefit".
I don’t work for Google and genuinely think it’s better for users. It’s always bugged me that ad blockers request arbitrary read write permissions for all websites I visit, and it didn’t seem like that was ever going to change until Chrome forced the issue.
Certainly no major site.
There's a alternative: the dropdown menu with all tabs.
C'mon, what could possibly go wrong with "CopyofCopyofCopyof(3)(2)(1)_USE_THIS_ONE_ONLY.xlsx"?
Ok, I meant to say, I know about /map, but there is so much to explore here with an open source coding tool and LSP. It feels like you could build some very powerful ways to represent connections using a lot of cool tools that are in use inside our editors. More structured and more relevant that the poor representations I can keep inside my crappy head.
As i said, "Stuff shifted, but under no circumstances was russia going to let Ukraine 'join NATO'." - it's just too close to moscow, and there's been issues in that region since the collapse. "We're going to acquire nukes" was sort of the final straw. Let's just hope that Canada saying the same thing doesn't foment the same response from their neighbor, eh?
Performance. For faster page loads.

uBlock Origin Lite still blocks ads on Chrome, but it's faster than uBlock Origin.

I don't expect Google's ad revenue has changed meaningfully at all, assuming people switch to uBlock Origin Lite.
I can't find it in Stellarium yet even though I've updated the satellites list now. I can find CSO-2 and CSO-1 but still not the shiny new one.
"Late" is a very common synonym for "dead." If that is the case, he may have a very strong alibi for underperformance.
Trump withdraws new pipeline rules based on CO2 leaks in Mississippi, Louisiana
Be careful taking people seriously when they claim to have voted a given way for a given reason; especially a specific reason. They’re usually false claims.
> No need to satirize the GP.

That's just sarcasm not satirization. I choose that because he seemed to imply that my point was to be entirely ignored because of this data. Which I thought was particularly thin and easily seen through.

> Aging is the primary factor in oncology and the vast majority of cancer patients are elderly.

Okay. I'll spare you the sarcasm. What does this have to do with the strategy involved in eliminating cancer? Particularly for those where treatment is intended to prevent early death? To me it seems like this is completely irrelevant to this point.

> But there is still something like twenty elderly cancer patients for one young.

I understand the data. Do you understand that the one young cancer patient does not want or need to hear this?
99% of Windows users use a microsoft account these days, so this method is trivial for most.
Trusted is known to not be the same as trustworthy.
Too many performance regressions for InnoDB in MySQL 8.0.29 and 8.0.30
> a 10% drop happens on average every 1.2 years

You’re averaging a non-averageable time series.

> If you can't tolerate 10% drops on a regularly occurring basis

The point is to look at data together. A 10% drop on its own isn’t much. A 10% drop alongside crashing ISM indices and the President being noncommittal on a coming recession is another.
Study finds bullies have more children than non-bullies
Why is this the problem of the US taxpayer specifically? What is the responsibility of the rest of the world in all of this?