skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
To take Border Collie, common behavior issues are jumping (which can cause issues with children or vulnerable), Anxiety (common with females) which can lead to aggression, strong herding instinct which can also lead to situation of perceived aggression, higher than normal need for mental stimulation that can lead to property destruction, and nipping behavior which is a form of unprovoked biting of humans (Usually towards the face, hands or arms). All those are well documented traits of Border Collies and could be used to describe a violent breed, and yet for most people who has owned one (like me), would find each of those very unfair description of what it actually means to own such breed. They are well known issues, especially if the dog is not handled correctly, and is a reason why they sadly often end up being sold or sent to a shelter when inexperienced dog owners fail to provide the necessary training and stimulation that a Border Collie usually need, resulting in unwanted behavior.

Does that mean the temperament of Border Collie is that of aggressiveness? No. Does it mean they can't be near children? No. Their temperament can look like aggression from the outside but they are generally not aggressive. They are however a breed that is not recommended to inexperienced owners.
Maybe it would be more useful in adding a different kind variation to proceduraly generated content, but on the other hand, when you don't precisely know what you're going to get, it's hard to reason about how it will be used.

i could kind of see some potential in something like based on the different kinds of choices a player makes in the game, it could generate different portraits or character designs, but you can also do that with a large library of human art or with art with modular pieces.

the thing AI can do is create something custom and individualized for a player, but on the other hand, by being too personalized, you destroy commonalities in the game that people can appreciate together.
Obviously corporations are a legal fiction and not biological human entities with inherent intelligence and agency.

They are tools to enable the wills of specific human beings, so the comparison seems fair?
The video glitches out at 2:14:30 where Jensen would be introducing DGX Spark and Station. Does anyone have a link to a working video for that segment?
No questions but a comment: I rarely get emotionally attached to devices, especially since I have to handle a lot of fancy hardware for work and it gets old quickly. However, there are a few pieces of technology like my Walkman or my Thinkpad X61t that I really liked and was sad to have to let go when their time had come. The Pebble is another one of those devices for me and I'm quite happy that I won't have to it let go for a lot longer that I thought thanks to your new project. Thanks. :-)
The notification feature that I miss most from Android+Garmin on iOS+Garmin is the ability filter what apps notifications can go to my watch. Its apparently possible, as Coros seems to have done it.

But after hearing repebble's complaints about not being able to do things that Garmin can do, I almost wonder if different vendors may be given different private api exceptions or something (just guessing, not an ios dev).
"while I should ignore evidence that contradicts what you claim..."
The factor I think about most is the influence of long-term hostile power social media campaigns, and the abuse of Twitter by Elon to favour Donald.

The extent of that abuse has become clear;

https://bsky.app/profile/willhaycardiff.bsky.social/post/3lk...

Here we see Twitter hiding pro-UA post for 12 hours, until it's spammed by hate bots, and then making it visible.

I've seen similar but mirrored for hideous material posted by MAGA - spammed by love bots.

I would think tweets to organize protest and being suppressed.
Why would you charge an aluminum brick?
This is old news. The copyright office already ruled that AI generative outputs are not copyrightable in January [1].

I think many have not understood the implications of the CO ruling. This means anything you build with llms you don't own. Your company doesn't own. If your using copilot and you have a copyright notice at the top of your source file if that ever goes to court you will learn that copyright is not valid. You cant even put an open source license on the output, like the GPL, because...drumroll...you don't own the copyright.

[1] https://www.copyright.gov/ai/Copyright-and-Artificial-Intell...
I don't know who "they" is, and "they" are not capable of representing that entire sector

I've already told you that the most productive thing is asking people what they use it for.
DGX Spark only has 273 GB/s memory bandwidth?! Massive disappointment, this is just on par with Framework's desktop PC.
I wonder what his agenda is. He's really being willfully dishonest here, like he was when he kept bringing up the 200 year-olds in the Social Security databases, without mentioning that they weren't actually receiving payments. I don't get why he needs to mislead us like this if his intentions are pure.
The camera is doing the work of recording the image, although certainly the human operator is doing the work of composition, lighting, etc. The fact remains, no matter how much human work goes into every other aspect of producing the photograph, the camera is the object that is capturing the image.

Edit: not to say that I think this is a relevant factor! No more than the computer recording the keys you type or producing the physical printed page should be relevant for a book's copyright.
Italian Newspaper Creates AI-Generated Edition
At least personally, it all made a lot more sense to me once I realized that PDF is effectively a vector graphics format, and as such is much closer to e.g. SVG than to a text file or rich document format.
Well you can't buy them in Europe either. They are planning to launch a €20k model this year, currently the cheapest car BYD offers seems to be around €30k.
a majority of the American people voted for the guy who explicitly and repeatedly campaigned with him. that's a pretty solid citation.
Put your iPhone in airplane mode and disable WiFi - most of the basic stuff like 'set an alarm', 'start a timer', etc. will still work. This has been the case for several years - offline Siri was one of the big things they added in iOS 15.

[0]https://www.macworld.com/article/678307/how-to-use-siri-offl...
No one wants AI or AI companies to get credit for AI generated art. That would be like giving the camera company a share of movie royalties. The AI is a tool to aid in artistic output. Even if someone does nothing more than write the prompt and then stick their name at the top, they wrote the prompt, which is a creative act, and so under current copyright logic they deserve credit for profits associated with the work.
Aid cannot make poor countries rich
If MMT is real and government expenditure doesn't matter then it should be cut out of GDP calculation.
Hopefully it's obvious, but cutting yourself out of your remaining social connections is not good advice. I don't understand what this is supposed to gain you, but it's obviously not worth it, for you or your kids.

Also sounds like you should not get rid of your PC, unless it helps you acquire a laptop.

> this is the harshest advice I can think of

Good job. Did you stop to think if this was -good- advice?
I never said it was the opposite?
those are the better k own examples. But its pretty common. Friend of mine got raided for posting a meme that contained a swastika in negative context.
He suggested, so you can be 99.9% sure he just made that up. That's not even getting into the shenanigans the word "might" brings to the discussion. To wit, poultry might not be naturally immune to bird flu and the entire flock is lost. Whoopsie!
> literally

Court order, H1B, still deported: https://www.newsweek.com/medical-doctor-deported-us-despite-...
Really? I've been using sponsorblock for years and I don't feel like I've ever seen any of that. It's pretty rare for me to go back and watch something that was skipped, and when I do, I generally feel that skipping it was the right call.
Is this

wget --mirror

?
The Best-Kept Secret of Dutch Biking: The Dutch Hardly Bike at All (2018)
https://archive.is/cu5yZ

Discussed by economist John Cochrane at https://www.grumpy-economist.com/p/aid.
> BYD vehicles on-sale in Europe

But those aren't the sub-$10k ones, right?
All of that could as easily be done locally. The Echo speaker is likely the hub for the IoT device controlling the kitchen light. None of the context you speak of requires "cloud".
Most of the stuff on there is just talking about general programming mistakes. Eg overly nested code is a problem a developer can make in any language.

Sure there are some Go specific stuff in there. But the whole thing reads more like someone preaching an irrational hatred for something rather than a fair breakdown of genuine footguns.
I agree - and also the fact that cursor even exists while Microsoft had already built copilot.
Um, after “simple” you’ve listed six different kinds of services. Just operating that any kind of nontrivial scale will require quite a bit of headcount.
> It’s impossible for a 3rd party smartwatch to send text messages

From Apple's docs: https://support.apple.com/en-us/102842

"Message Access Profile (MAP 1.4)

This profile is compatible with iPhone 5s and later.

Message Access Profile allows devices to exchange messages. It's used to receive incoming message notifications on connected vehicles. iOS and iPadOS support these MAP functions on connected vehicles:

- Receive incoming message notifications

- Reply to incoming messages

- Compose new messages

- Browse message inbox

- Mark messages as read"

The documentation talks about "connected vehicles", but can totally be implemented by any Bluetooth accessory.
Right. It's not doing "all the work" as the parent said. (Not to mention the editing process that comes afterwards!) Indeed, some photographers distinguish the two as "taking" a photograph versus "making" a photograph.
The media plays-up the troubles with return vehicles, but let's face it: ISS is a habitation, with regular resupply missions, and carefully-planned resources in reserve, where a design goal is having astronauts and non-astronauts living and working there for extended periods.

Nobody was running short of air, electricity or food, that I heard of. It was not turning into "Lord of the Flies" up there. [If it did, would we hear about it?]

KTLA has been flailing its arms and crying "Danger Bill Bobinson!" since going on-air, and that's what keeps viewers tuning in to see whether Dr. Zeke Smits will appear in the "film at 11". [Lost in Space aired on CBS, but you get the picture]

During an early Space Shuttle launch, my mother pointed out to me when the commentator described "entrails" behind the ascending vehicle, and she explained that they're called "contrails" and if we actually spotted entrails in the sky, then something had indeed gone horribly wrong, especially considering the resolution of TV cameras in 1977...

During the undocking, NASA commentators noted that several other astronauts have logged continuous outer-space hours longer than Crew-9 members. The drama and suspense are nevertheless exciting, but "stranded" is hyperbole, when their sweet ride was simply "in the shop" for longer than expected.

If you ask me, the much more interesting aspect is the international composition of each crew and all the equipment/vehicles, which helps to ensure that agencies are collaborating together in peaceful endeavors and exercising diplomacy through research and education.
It is basically pseudo-code, and should have the same copyright as other code if it is sufficiently complex to pass the typical test for copyright. One might think code should not have copyright, but that is a different conversation.
oddly just bought one (5090) right after you posted this so not quite true
> This is never acceptable as it undermines the entire security architecture.

Private APIs for security reasons? Sure.

For this? Garbage. There is not a single cogent reason that a color temperature API is a security gate. Or if you think there is, what is it?
> all written in Javascript

Pass.
> Is this stifling competition?

This is incredibly vaguely defined here. Saying that apple stifles smart watch competition by not actively working to make iphone more interoperable with non apple smart watches is ridiculous. You'd never say that a car company is stiffing competition by making it hard to install a new engine, or mount after market add-ons.

People have such a confusing hate-boner for apple. Just buy an android phone.
With rational investors I doubt it. Space launch market size is like 20 billion. One launch is 70 million and they had 133 of them in 2024. Times two (currently at half market share) this would be 18 billion.

That does not take into account that they are increasing the market size themselves with Starlink.

And with Starlink it remains to be seen if that can be profitable. I doubt it. The Starlink satellites deorbit every 5 years and need to be replaced (CapEx+++).

This is compared to the trillion+ EV market.
When technofeudal corporate owners don't just capture the regulators but install lackeys in service of them. This is a natural progression towards authoritarianism and corruption.
WRONG. The owner of the camera successfully litigated and is the copyright owner of the work! I’m not kidding about this, and for all the grief I get about being a critic of blase attitudes regarding US copyright around tech circles I’m still a huge advocate for reform.

This is very not like the monkey case, and AI firms should be grateful. Why? If this was a similar logic tree, the owners of the copyrighted material used in training would have ownership of any work produced by an AI system. As in, everything output is a “derivative work” in the eyes of the law. More cases are necessary and this is a fascinating battle to come.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monkey_selfie_copyright_disp...
That's a different old meaning of cap. Modern meaning is "lie".
My country is a democracy does not have limitations on how much money can move in or out of the country, so already I would not be able to relate to you on your quotes.

But there are many reporting aspects, and scrutiny of various transaction methods at certain amounts, scrutiny which can cause delays and seizures. Crypto gets around those too.
Unfortunately it's the software that determines how good such a device is to use. What's currently considered the best firmware for the Bangle?

I will also note that backlit LCD is vastly inferior to e-paper in smartwatches. Size of the watch also matters, there are some tradeoffs you have to make.
> I understand the urge to make phones more secure by default and to help users avoid foot guns

There's secure by default, and then there's stuff users can't override even with great effort. Android restricts some dangerous operations by default and makes users jump through a couple hoops to acknowledge the risk. iOS usually forbids them entirely.
> Joined 16 years ago

Thanks for all the knowledge HN!
Trump to declare 'illicit' fentanyl as 'weapon of mass destruction' per draft EO
Gizmodo and all of gawker media= useless waste of electricity
Is this scenario correct:

If you stick a 360 camera on the outside of someone's car and hit record, and they drive around unaware (but with an earlier agreement that it is ok to mess with their property), you get the copyright. If you stick a 360 camera outside of someone's backpack and hit record and they walk around unaware they get the copyright to the footage as the cameraman.

Assume an earlier agreement that placing/activating video cameras like this at some future time would be ok but no agreement on who would be the author and no copyright transfer agreements.
This is wild to me. As someone in security, Wiz is definitely one of the whales.
I used to work at a big-tech branch in an Asian country where the academic talent was more concentrated relative to here in the bay area (due to the lack of local competition). What I noticed was that all of these academic elites from wealthy family had the stamina. They worked longer, they focused better, etc. I'm not sure they were aware of that but it was definitely noticeable.

Since then I have become skeptical about grit or hard work as an equalization factor: You sure need it but they have a lot of it.
Nazis claim that the Holocaust did not happen or if it did it was justified. Is that what Musk did here? It's a reprehensible thing to say, that the Holocaust was perpetrated by "public sector workers", but...

> Yes. Musk has been making excuses for Hitler

... whatever it was, is not compatible with National Socialism. But you already knew that.
Arguably, that's more to do with the standard and Google's proprietary extensions. The colors thing has been discussed ad nauseum. SMS messages have been green from day one - see https://youtu.be/G8d7E26WLsY?t=1723. If colors were reversed, there'd be the same complaints. If the difference between iMessage and SMS were highlighted any other way, there'd be complaints too.
Poster who replied is right. I am out of my depths.
> 50 States which could build Freedom Cities

> Located strategically throughout America's heartland

> $1T+ Wealth created per city

> $1.9T Projected economic impact

> 250,000+ Potential residents of Freedom Cities by 2035

Is this a serious page? I had heard of the concept, but none of this makes sense when put side by side.
> Volkswagen’s ultra-cheap EV called the ID EVERY1

Uh, sounds more like facial recognition software than a car.

I can't wait for someone to sell affordable EVs in the US. I'm thinking about something like an electric Geo Metro.
What is it with Americans these days?
Not just FTC. The CFPB, USAID, NHS, Department of Education, Research funding to colleges, the list goes on. Anything Elon Musk has no use for is getting shut down.
We have years, and years, and years of experience telling us that Musk makes up stuff out of thin air and lies out his posterior. Anyone believing anything that perennial liar says is a fool.
> Through therapy, ketamine treatment, and building my own AI-assisted mental health tools

Those do not sound like a pathway to mental health.

> staying in cheap motels when I can afford it.

From what you've said you clearly can't afford it.

> What would YOU do in my situation to break the cycle?

Get a regular job. It's going to feel like a giant step backwards, but, this is what you need right now. You need to stabilize yourself and have some reliable work and housing in your life. You need a routine. You need to socialize with your co-workers. You need to build all of the things that are currently missing in your life. You cannot build a bridge to a fantasy.

> 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.

You can earn 3 to 4x more doing construction or day labor. Which, given where you live, is going to be far more reliable and afford you more opportunities to matriculate into better positions.

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

Those ideas aren't even hopeful. I think your endpoints have been moved and you didn't notice.

> I just need to stay local for my kids

We go through all of the above to finally out with the fact you have dependents? I fear that you've just been mollycoddling yourself and not being honest or serious about your future.

I'll leave you with this. Wake up. There ARE fates worse than death out there and I hate to see you wake up to that kind of regret.
> it is due to "them our overlords"

Funny enough, the state of intellectual property tends to be much more relaxed where overlords are actually found (e.g. China). It's easy when one guy can make things so. Far less easy when you have millions upon millions of people afraid that any change will impact them personally.
Merlin Named to Fast Company's Most Innovative Companies of 2025
If you're in security and you haven't at least heard of Wiz, I have doubts about what you actually do. I'm not saying you have to be a CSPM expert, but not even hearing about Wiz, when they are the largest CSPM, is somewhat concerning.
No price indicated. If you have to ask, you're not the market.
It isn't an option for older devices anyway. The hardware for on-device processing was only in some recent models.

I think it's likely that they looked at the numbers and realized they were spending a lot of money putting NPUs on devices and maintaining separate voice parsing models for a very small minority of users.
The official one, which runs great. And since it's all open JS there's even alternative app menus and launchers if you're not happy with the stock option
Having previously used AWS, I would also say that GCP IAM is much better.

Yes, it's a lot less flexible than AWS IAM, but complicated IAM policies with conditions and stuff can be really hard to reason about.

Disclosure: my thoughts are my own.
There's a conflict between destroying all government, corrupting it for personal gain by a given elected official, and corrupting it to serve a given owner of a given megacorp.

Somewhere along the way ethics, morals, truth, and serving We the People was lost.
Volkswagen began manufacturing ID.4 in the US back in 2022 and even before that AFAIK most of the cars they sold in the US weren't imported from Europe.

Of course they might decide that there might not be enough demand for small budget cars in the US to even offer this model but I doubt tariffs would be the primary reason.
iPhones are the Starbucks of phones. They were sort of novel and better than competition for a few years after launch maybe, became a status symbol, and then all the people who bought in stuck around while it became a bit old hat and uninteresting while paying the price that it was when it was still cool. If I want a capable rectangle, there are plenty of options now that are better and cheaper and more reliable. iOS and iPhones and just fine if you don't care, just like Starbucks is fine if you don't drink black coffee or have no options
Mastodon is fragmented by design, federation is mostly theoretical even if mastodon.social displays many other instances' content and lets you interact with it.

You can't search across instances nor can you (afaik) maintain identity across them.
What's the limitation that keeps memory limited to 96GB? Could one put 512GB of memory on a card? I'm curious about what is the limiting factor.
All I care about is battery life and level of friction to creating an app.

2+ weeks and extremely low, so language purism is irrelevant imo
> so you’re advocating for the “peaceful” protests to be allowed to continue? adults know this is improper behavior by the left, but we must just let it play out to avoid triggering the “protesters” who didn’t get their way in the election? why can’t they just act like adults?

The only change I have to do to make to your comment for it to be about the events of Jan 6 2021, is a single "left" becoming "right".

Now, as a non-American who isn't immunised and calloused to your nation's vocal rhetoric and use of literal gun sights in political campaign posters, I can't tell how close you are to a civil war.

I would rather not watch you have one, not even at this distance. So please, figure out how to not be cruel to each other.

I didn't call the arson attacks "peaceful".