skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Thank you, you are much more diplomatic about this. I wrote a few horrifyingly aggressive responses to a few here about this because I'm a little astonished that people still give this whole phenomena a pass.

From my other post:

Overall, when the parents lose control of the child, the culture takes over parenting. When the culture is ridiculous, the child grows to become a ridiculous adult and won't know it and possibly even defend it.
what you talked about is different and is aggregated metrics

that might be legal and interesting but i highly doubt it's 30+ billion dollar interesting

i imagine you can buy that data from data brokers without any legal exposure but that's only a guess
Yeah because "apple" is a common term that people might reasonably expect two businesses to use. The point of trademark law is to prevent consumer confusion.

I am not a trademark lawyer and I haven't even looked this up but if Apple made a "The Beatles Laptop" then I would hope that defence doesn't apply.
Ask HN: How is your dating/romantic life?
And now, for something that’s not related to AI or B2B SaaS :) .

For some personal context: 29 year-old below-average dev, live in a large city in the US and no real hobbies to speak of. As a lot of my friends and acquaintances around my age settle down into long-term relationships or get married, I’ve been feeling a bit left out and lonely. The latter is something new to me since I’ve always been a loner and never sought out others’ company. I tried to improve on this aspect of my life before but I didn’t really get anywhere. I’m socially awkward and can come off as having a bad personality. After a few unsuccessful attempts at dating, I pretty much just gave up. But I know I can’t procrastinate on it for too long, because the longer I stay single the harder it gets to learn about what I want and actually find a partner.

I’m interested in hearing from others here who might have dealt with this issue. Did you reach out for help? Put down a personal plan for improvement? Just let things be and whatever happens happens?
Interesting tool, but I'm very surprised that they allow backdating posts.

Backdating posts opens up a world of social engineering scams. You can create an account that appears to have predicted a lot of past events, sports scores, or stock prices with timestamps prior to those events occurring. The scam is to create an account that appears to have great stock advice or sports betting predictions and then charge people for it.
This is something I also try to teach new D&D players - of the six stats, charisma is the one that's most often misunderstood and misinterpreted.
1. Every watch with a sensor towards your skin has a bump. Every example I've looked at has a much larger one.

2. People already exercise in metal straps and aluminum Garmins.

These just seem like you-things. Which is fine, but you should temper your complaints/bikeshedding accordingly.
It's useful to control local Zigbee devices without depending on internet.

Echo Plus is a Zigbee hub with US-origin firmware.
I’ll do my best to keep it updated regularly! I’ve added the copy functionality now to each definition entry - no need for that extra step of selecting!
It's not usually tickets that are needed, but a complex set of software development and reliability practices that can't be communicated through Jira.
Key expression:

"receiving many upvotes and then downvotes"
This really resonated with me. I taught myself programming while working full time minimal wage job, I spent a year or two learning then an additional 2 years job hunting. Then I got a job and kept grinding, working like crazy for 3 years.
But with our current market, I've been out of work for a year.
I need to keep fighting harder than ever, but I don't know if I have the strength anymore. I feel like I've lost something, I don't know if it comes back
It's pretty fucking empty when the peanut gallery wants to quarterback from the sidelines.
You only need managers to the extent their actions can have an effect down the line. Otherwise they don't "manage" anything, hence they become communication brokers, potentially unnecessary. The reality is that in most cases that's the reality, but that doesn't make the reality the goal and, in fact, motivates these decisions.

I think Gervais captures these dynamics the best https://www.ribbonfarm.com/the-gervais-principle/
Opening up a BLE API for iMessages is not going to impact iMessage spam whatsoever. It will impact Apple Watch sales though.
I'm actually surprised to read the opinions of people who watched it and didn't like it. I thought the problem was always just that not enough people knew it existed, but if they watched it, they would have loved it. I guess I must just be in the camp of "who WOULDN'T want to watch high-budget puppetry for ten hours??"
Cybertruck fires at Kansas City Tesla dealership deemed 'suspicious in nature'
> Deel tried to charge my employee a fee to get paid on time

I used to be employed through Deel and that doesn't ring a bell, how did they charge the employee for getting paid on time?
I've not noticed this
The question is more, where is that 'force' expected to come from which should make them change their way? Just hopes and prayers?
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> Most value in an Enterprise context over the next 3-5 years will come from embedding AI into existing workflows using orchestration techniques...

But this is already happening and it gives no value what-so-ever. Smacking AI on existing workflows just creates bloat. Is anyone using Apple Intelligence, MS Copilot or some Gmail LLM addons?

Agents don't have to be fully autonomous, they just have to work well with humans.
He might only refer to him as the savior of America instead of God Emperor.
Yeah, but Instagram and WhatsApp have billions of users. Everybody has heard of them. Advertising on Instagram generates revenue.

Wiz is a SaaS b2b startup. Even on a forum for startups most people haven't heard of them.

Wiz reportedly has a revenue of 750m. It would take Google 30 years or more to break even on this deal. But like all bs startups Wiz will fade into irrelevancy 6 months after being acquired.

Google is getting completely scammed.
I don't use my watch for running (using a 7 year old Fitbit versa). However, I do keep it on the entire day unless it is charging. I was curious what the weight of the Time 2 was going to be (I don't see it in the specs). I just wanted to compare the weight of it to my existing device. Thanks!
I tested with an RX 7900 XTX on Fedora/Proton for ~5 minutes at the start of Ravenholm. My FPS counter was consistently over 50 once all the assets were loaded, but the image was extremely blurry. I don't know the cause and I couldn't find an obvious way to fix it. The framerate was fine, but the blur made it unplayable. I don't know if that issue translates to other AMD GPUs.
Is there some authoritative source for knowing when Bluesky posts were made, approximately?

(For example, does Bluesky themselves record the timestamp of when they first see a given message, and make this info available, either publicly or with subpoena/warrant?)
I think a senator being influenced by a grand child is a good mental case study in productive dissemination of an ideology. There are many people in leadership roles who may sometimes be on the lookout for strategies to tackle problems, but the only way those strategies become actionable is if someone nearby 1) has had the idea communicated to them and 2) is able to rhetorically sway those commanding the decision making process (the is an instant victory if sufficient decision making position has been captured by allies). Ultimately the ideas themselves only gain material action with a dissemination network with a connection to the people making decisions.
Hmm. I think you might be right. At least, we should not predict that the tax burden will be successfully passed along to Warren Buffet. I mean, it would be a massive change to a very dynamic system so I don’t think we should make any confident predictions.

I dunno. The existence of Warren Buffet-s is something that a lot of people object to. But, I think if the very rich exist, but are not hoarding the gains of natural resources too much, it isn’t really a huge problem. If he gets a bunch of money through making good calls as to which businesses will be productive, that’s good for society as a whole. As long as that productivity doesn’t come from extracting rents.
Recent conversation about this:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43385268
Equally good as career advice or dating advice.

People are always surprised when I say that I’m an engineer (they usually guess I’m a professor, sometimes an actor or comedian), and am often discretely asked, “why are you normal and easy to talk to, when every tech/computer guy at my business is an utter freak”

More nerds should apply an engineering approach to “having a nice personality”. It’s a totally solvable problem — or, if you prefer, an attainable skill.
I have a hard time sorting out the difference between a "restriction" and an "unwillingness to devote resources to making easy".
I believe this is possible because of how the AT Protocol works. Bluesky shows a warning[1] on these posts and displays both times, but sorts them by the backdated time.

[1]: https://bsky.app/profile/bluemigrate.com/post/3lc3r4fqen62l
From my argument it follows that Apple customers don’t care about this.
Don't search for "apple ad business" or you'll be very disappointed. :)
As of this moment: 3X the valuation; 1/3rd the revenue; 7X the P/E ratio

A long way yet to fall
The protocol should show a flag that states if the date was sent by the client. That way you allow this feature while at the same time you can warn users.
Can someone Eli5 the difference between AWS S3 Tables and AWS SimpleDB?
BMC&C Part 3: New AMI MegaRAC Baseboard Management Controller Vulnerabilities
If you look at the imported posts, they have a badge that says the date they were imported and says the date on the post is unverified.
I can't help but feel echoes of the 2015-era Pebble trying to compete with the Apple Watch, and the lessons learned from that. I have an Apple Watch, I've been wearing one for ten years at this point. All I use it for is notifications, time, weather, and music control. I'm more than happy to buy a tinker-friendly smartwatch that does just that, and I don't think I'm alone. I hope these guys don't kill themselves trying to feature-match, and just lean into the inherent advantages of their platform.
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Hey guys, this is a cool project my brother and I worked on to index a few blogs on AI, Ruby and Javascript. This lets you have conversations with groups of blogs (Topics), and receive the most relevant pages from those blogs.
CS: Legacy [video]
Adding a comment in support. This seems like a really cool product and it sucks that Apple is gatekeeping features they use in their own crappy watch that needs to be charged all the time...
> It’s contributing as part of a team that, let’s say, has posed a challenging experience for all involved. It’s returning for another go at a problem that has repeatedly turned your mind into oatmeal ... It’s the ability to chip away at goals despite a lack of visible progress.

To bring in some LinkedIn-level grandstanding here: I deeply agree, especially with this part of the quote, when it comes to leveling up my career in software. The problems get more and more abstract and muddied and the difference between engineer levels sometimes comes down to who gives up and who doesn't.
Thanks! Great suggestion. Feel free to open a pull request and add it.
> Google has the best security.

Care to elaborate?
But...don't these companies already have cloud security engineers on their payrolls?

/s
> moving a message over BLE to untrusted hardware and worse accepting them back into iMessage is a massive, massive change in the security boundary

Anyone can already screenshot iMessages and move them out of the "security boundary"... which btw doesn't exist much, as if you have any Mac connected to your iCloud account then those messages are being synced to an SQLite DB any process running under your user can access.
OpenTimes: Free travel times between U.S. Census geographies
Ah good catch. One big downside of reddit replacing forums is the default sorting does not make it easy to find late contributions like this.
AI data centers run hot. These lightweight motors keep them cool with less power
Isn't that included in the price of the device you buy?
A lot of people say this, but you miss 100% of the shots you don't take. If you think you can't do it because there are "better people already doing it", or because academics say the markets are efficient and therefore you shouldn't try -- you will never succeed at anything.

- I really don't think they have the best talents in the world. The last place I'd want to work is a finance company. That's true of most AI/ML engineers I know. Therefore I think the best AI/ML talent is outside, not inside.

- HFT and speed isn't the game I'm playing. HFT firms that trade with FPGAs colocated with the exchange are also cursed by their own working business model and they aren't usually interested in minute-scale AI/ML trades

- Not counting speed, I can get most of their data, you can just pay for it. You just need to work out whether you can make more $ than the cost of the data. I suspect it's possible.

- Being backed by a mountain of capital means you take less risks, and you hedge volatility to please your clients, often at higher prices than efficient. Nobody would $100 million would risk 20% of it to make 100% gains. I'm happy to risk 20% of my net worth to double my money though. Big difference

- The market is filled with price action traders that amplify volatility in surprisingly predictable ways. Markets drift quite predictably to Trump policies over hours, not milliseconds. It doesn't take an idiot to realize that markets are headed down if he announces more tariffs.

- I suspect there are lots of $1000-per-trade opportunities in corners of the market that the big players do not take because they go after bigger fish, and increasing the volume on those trades would result in moving the prices and the strategy not working. For me though, $1000 a day is meaningful. That's enough to replace a dayjob.
The logic “Bert came out and didn’t follow norms. The establishment awarded it best paper because it was a revolutionary result. This shows how the establishment values following norms over revolutionary results” doesn’t scan to me.
> multinyms are intrinsically tied to dialects so there is no absolute list of multinyms

Definitely. I find it fascinating how pronunciations can change so much geographically and the UK certainly has some variety in that regard.

I remember being a kid on a German school exchange and being surprised that they couldn't distinguish between "salary" and "celery". I've also heard that Germans find it almost impossible to pronounce "squirrel".

I also had difficulty on a holiday to the U.S. and trying to ask someone in a shop where the "batteries" were. He just couldn't understand me until I described them and he said "Oh! Badderies". My wife also had a problem asking for "Winston's" cigarettes until the lady at the counter exclaimed "Wenston's"
No I'm not conflating things- Ford and Dodge filter incompatibility is almost directly comparable to a software company making API changes to be incompatible or to choose not to offer something they could easily include. And it's not just Ford and Dodge; practically every car maker chooses to make some parts that are proprietary. Oil filters are a particular easy one to compare to software practices.

Ford and Dodge have ranges of similar size engines with similar flow rates in their cars and trucks (treat Ram as if it were Dodge). They both specify the use of filters that follow industry standards like SAE/USCAR-36 and ISO 4548-12. The ONLY reason that you can't swap Ford/Dodge filters between engines with similar filtration requirements is because each company uses a different thread size and filter interface dimensions. Any company could adopt a common standard and simplify the choices at the auto parts store but none of them do, because they all want to exercise some amount of control. The funny part is, they all participate in creating industry standards and they make very little money off the sale of filters. They also make their specifications available to aftermarket filter manufacturers like Wix and Fram. There is no patent protection on a particular thread size or the diameter of a rubber gasket. There is NOTHING stopping Ford and Dodge from unifying the filtration interfaces in their similar sized V-8 truck engines. Why is this part brand specific? You can buy a range of tires that work with either brand as long as you get the right size and durability ratings. You can buy batteries that work with either brand. You can find a whole slew of parts that are standard and interchangeable across brands, but some parts aren't.

This is equivalent to saying, "these two watches both have Bluetooth, a microprocessor, and touch screen, the only reason one watch works with Apple and the other works with Google is because of the software." Apple could open up their software to allow both watches to work with iPhone. But they don't do it. Apple does allow Bluetooth headphones to work fine with iPhones even though they offer the Apple AirPods. So even in the phone market you have analogs to "certain parts can work interchangeably across brands, but these don't." In the automotive world nobody is complaining about anti-trust, so maybe we need to think about whether Apple's actions regarding their watches is actually anti-trust.
They actually have an escape plan, with a base in Switzerland. Look it up, it's not even a secret.

EDIT: OK, turns it it's not that easy to find. I saw it in a documentary from a pretty serious source [1]. Unfortunately for you, it's in French (there should be a German version too).

[1] https://youtu.be/LdH7WYVYF8s
What is your revenue source (or planned source)? There have been a lot of product recommendation services over the years which started out great when they were free. But then they have to figure out how to turn a profit and get enshittified. Using AI on the back end doesn't solve anything.
The key criticism is the final step. They don't only duplicate the functionality. They then ban the original implementation from their stores because it can create "customer confusion".
Much appreciated, but wouldn't this allow anyone to "migrate" somebody else's tweets over to bluesky, basically impersonate them with 1-click ?
What's missing is some sort of verification.
Related: The Alexa feature "do not send voice recordings" you enabled no longer available (discuss.systems) | 929 points by luu 1 day ago | 664 comments | https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43385268
Ok. It doesn't counteract the high likelihood that trying to go to a centralized call center style is doing to degrade that experience even further.
I don't like that it's made by an advertising company, like the other commenter said. But more than that it's that it's wildly unpolished and inconsistent.

OEMs and carriers shove in their own apps (Samsung is especially bad about this: I don't want two apps for photos, and files, and messages, and calling, and browsing, etc etc). You can (sometimes) disable or uninstall them, but they can pop up again after updates, and I don't want to have to clean up my device just to use it.

And visually, apps look and feel radically different, all over the place. There are apps that still look like they're running on Jelly Bean, apps that use modern material designs, apps that roll their own UI, and web apps in wrappers. Every new app I have to learn how to use it. This is an occasional problem on iOS, but it's very rare compared to my experience with it on Android.
The problem is that this argument happens to conveniently align with Apple's financial interests.
I'd assume it would be a notification action?
Qdrant runs on Linux/Mac/Windows and on x86/ARM processors
In the actual filing, it is shown that a journalist was in possession of screenshots of internal Rippling Slack messages, which is what prompted the investigation.
> "we've left money on the table because we can't manage our supply chain. Oh, and we've pissed off an entire market segment."
This may also help to explain why politicians who express themselves with a limited vocabulary can be surprisingly successful. And the implication is that other politicians should probably do so as well.
Regulation?

When a market is stuck in a local maximum, an external force would be beneficial to push it out of it.
Wiz has no brand, no one knows who they are.

Revenue from Wiz's customers will not make back $32 billion dollars even in 30 years.

Wiz's technology is irrelevant. I think Google already scans for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. And can build similar for low millions of dollars.
The one standout quality that git LFS has in my experience is the rate at which working copies with LFS enabled shred themselves and become unrecoverable. I've seen this on multiple projects and different users now and it doesn't give me the confidence I'd need to rely on it for a big project.

I'm sure that there will be people replying that this is anecdotal etc. But this is my personal experience and what shapes my recommendations.
> iPhone users are there mainly because they've always been there, and there's fairly strong lock-in and switching costs

Or perhaps it's because we like iPhones?
Ask HN: How do I escape homelessness after rebuilding my mental health?
I never thought I’d be here—but I’ve hit a wall I can’t break through alone. I’m asking for help, advice, ideas—anything practical—to get off the streets and back into stability.

In the last year, I lost my mother (cancer), my grandmother (old age), and went through a divorce. I spiraled into depression, ended up living out of my car, barely functioning.

But I didn’t stay down. Through therapy, ketamine treatment, and building my own AI-assisted mental health tools (ChatGPT literally saved me), I’ve come out stronger, healthier, and ready to rebuild. My mental health is solid now—I’ve done the inner work.

Here’s my situation:

I’m living in my car, staying in cheap motels when I can afford it.

I drive Lyft/Uber full-time, but my car needs new tires, insurance renewal, and a payment due—without it, I can’t work. $400 for tires, $200 for insurance, $290 for car payment..

I have a desktop computer but nowhere stable to set it up and work.

I’m going back to school soon for computer science, aiming for AI/ML work, but I need to survive until student aid or inheritance (both delayed) arrives.

Here’s my question: What would YOU do in my situation to break the cycle? How can I create a stable base, get back to programming/freelancing, and stop just surviving?

I’m willing to work. I know I can earn 3-4x more doing freelance tech, but I can’t do that from a car.

I’ve thought about renting office space, finding roommates, even setting up a GoFundMe, but I need actionable ideas, not just hope.

How do I climb out of this? What programs, jobs, or options are out there for someone like me who’s got skills, drive, but no resources?

Any advice, ideas, or help you can give—I’m all ears. I’ve rebuilt my mind. Now I just need a stable place to rebuild my life. It's hard feeling constantly like I'm in quick sand and the rope is 5 inches too far away.

I'm in Southern Utah (St George), willing to relocate to SLC area or Las Vegas, I just need to stay local for my kids...4 hour radius from southern Utah.