skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Def not universal. It annoys me to no end when I need to cross-compile on my windows machine so the content guys at my company can use it, and then I have to walk them through how to allow their machine to actually run it. God forbid someone wants to just run internally developed software on their own hardware.
It could just say that it’s a part of China and then all the Tibetan Buddhism etc. etc. That’s surely in line with what the government thinks without having to resort to too-insisting words like “inalienable”.
There are ways to do that in paces with a way better signal to noise ratio. Especially if I care about local connections in my area. (Meetups, local communities, etc)
> it deletes first party cookies after 7 days

Technically, all script-writable storage.

> you can't change this setting.

Settings, Feature Flags, Disable Removal of Non-Cookie Data After 7 Days of No User Interaction
I've come across lots of C code which mixes whether it's using -errno, or errno and life all gets messy. And then there's the places where you're returning a pointer not an errno at all. (Which the kernel tries to solve with errptr I think - but there seems to be plenty of places fixing that)
And then there's the way that using -errno ends up with ssize_t (signed that is) which also confuses loads of things.
This phenomenon extends beyond software. Consider terms as contentious as "god," a word whose meaning has become so dilute through overuse as to mean almost nothing at all, and likely very different things in the minds of different people.

Of course none of this lack of meaning actually prevents others from using the word, and what you end up with are people using the same word to refer to very different things while still thinking they are indeed talking about the same subject.

No discourse can actually occur profitably without first defining one's terms, and defending against the diffusion, misuse, or even appropriation of the meaning of those terms.
Who are these allies you speak of?
Well, I seen a fair share of "blind" programmers who just did their (very limited) scope, perhaps they did it well... yet the whole tool just didnt work and nobody cared.

I imagine that if the guy pointed out things like this - he wasnt popular with the developmemt team, but popular with management and users.
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This is why methylene blue has been so successful in Alzheimer's research. It's antimicrobial and gets into the brain easily.
Case in point, I worked with a Staff software engineer (I was also the same level) who consistently, half over half, had zero diffs to their name.

Because they were leaning more into a product archetype - which it turns out they were very suited to.
https://archive.ph/DeJrP
I am referring to the Polish Russian War from 1609 to 1618.

"The King of Poland, Sigismund III Vasa, declared war on Russia in response in 1609, aiming to gain territorial concessions and to weaken Sweden's ally. Polish forces won many early victories"

"Sigismund's son, Prince Władysław of Poland, was elected tsar of Russia by the Seven Boyars in September 1610, but Sigismund refused to allow his son to become the new tsar unless the Muscovites agreed to convert from Eastern Orthodoxy to Catholicism"

In fact, I don't have an overview of all the wars and carnage in which Russia and neighboring countries were involved.

It should simply come to an end.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polish%E2%80%93Russian_War_(16...
I tried to clarify in a sibling comment, because it seemed like maybe people misinterpreted this comment, possibly because they don't speak Hindi. Does that one help, or am I just digging myself deeper?

If you think that other comment is also bad, I promise not to be upset if you [dead] it.
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There seems to be political will to ignore it

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-treasury-department-says...
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We have YouTube plumbers. Has destroyed the industry? No. But it’s made plumbing accessible to a whole range of DIYers.

Maybe AI will be just as productive.

Seriously YouTube has been amazing for the world of self learning. AI could learn a lot from it.
I have seen a few confirmations of this.
We cannot ignore that we know so little about how Alzheimer's works, we are potentially lumping multiple diseases under the same label.

The amyloid hypothesis doesn't have to be wrong for the T3D to be true, and the viral potential to also be true if we are looking at 3-5 different diseases that have similar presentations. This also somewhat suggests why it may be the most common form of dementia.

I work in the neurotech/sleeptech space (https://affectablesleep.com) and there is a strong link between sleep quality and Alzheimer's. It is theorized that AD is more common in women due to the lack of sleep through child-rearing and menopause, which decreases the brain's ability to remove amyliod/tau. Of course, this is only relevant to the amyliod hypothesis.
Benchmark scores are table stakes - necessary but not sufficient to demonstrate the capabilities of a model. Casual observers might just look at the numbers, but anyone spending real money on inference will run their own tests on their own problems. If your model doesn't perform as it should, you will be found out very quickly.
It’s not “some of the concepts” nor minutae, though, it’s literally the difference between a microkernel and a monolithic kernel.

Presenting capabilities / namespaces to userland is a completely different and in the case of Linux, orthogonal thing to presenting capabilities/namespaces to kernel services. I guess you could argue that the concept of capabilities came from microkernels, but when it’s applied to only user space, it’s just not really related to a microkernel anymore at all.

That’s basically the whole problem with capabilities and especially their application in namespaces from a security standpoint in Linux: they try to firewall these little boxes from each other but the kernel they’re all talking to is still one big blob. And this difference is meaningful in a security sense, not just some theory hand waving. https://www.crowdstrike.com/en-us/blog/cve-2022-0185-kuberne... is just one good example, but entire classes of mitigations are rendered meaningless by the ability to unshare into a box that lets an attacker touch exploitable kernel surface area which is not further isolated.
And maybe Russia. They are not very popular just now. The US will probably be ok if a bit troubled by their current economic policies.
I'll be honest... I used my OP Auto Clicker and gave it 'a few clicks'...
This is just a note to say Aaron Kambietz is great. [buy the book https://www.homeworldremastered.com/artbook/]
As far as I can tell (this isn't gospel, just something I've inferred as the only reasonable explanation from comparing the codebases), Apple reconstructed a Mach 2.5 style kernel, like NeXTSTEP had, from fresh codebases (OSF Mach and 4.4BSD-Lite2), perhaps because 4.3BSD was still encumbered at the time.

The Darwin 0.1 and 0.3 releases contain the old kernel, derived directly from NeXTSTEP, and that's the direct derivative of Mach 2.5. The later XNU appears to be a reconstruction of that kernel with unencumbered code and that's also when IOKit replaced DriverKit.
In my opinion the state, and the republican government that installed this atrocity is responsible, and voting themselves out of even the minimal normal restitution payment had they done this to adults are the people in the center of that scandal, and of course voting their party members free from criminal persecution.

And this is pretty much the entire republican party of Pennsylvania. Still. There's hardly any young (even if you define young as 40 or 50) people in, frankly, either party.
I agree.[1] I guess the model is tuned to the Anglo mind which has these autonomous regions (or whatever they are in actual fact) of the competing states/regimes at the front of their minds (case in point: this subthread) while GP and whatever else can just state some basic facts about whatever Anglo territories since thinking of the history of how they became incorporated is never even brought up (in the Anglo mind).

Plus the socialist states that ultimately survived (like China and Vietnam) have a pretty defensive and ostensibly non-open position with regards to their propaganda.[2] Which I am unsure is even that constructive for them.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43456286

[2] “propaganda” in the neutral sense. All states to propaganda.
1. Agreed... But just for funsies:

2. There's a variety of roles out there, and for many "executive presence" is important qualification.

(But really though,its because of tiktok)
This can only happen if the belayer takes their hand off the brake strand. When unlocked, the grigri has the same braking force as a regular ATC. This essentially was a belayer error. One can't take their hand off the brake strand even if violently jerked around.
This is incredible because it exactly matches my needs. I started learning the piano 3 years ago as an adult, I love it, but my biggest difficulty is reading scores. I do want to practice but also I'm very lazy, I tried to find a tool to help but never found yours before.

Tiny question before I purchase to unlock the microphone feature (which is really what makes sense for me): does the app understands do ré mi via microphone?

Thanks for your work.
> Story is about changing the font size on the home page? He'd fail it because he wasn't able to log in (he tested while the auth service was undergoing planned maintenance).

Average offshore QA team.
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It's a software library that facilitates trades between counterparties, a.k.a. the Financial Information eXchange protocol. My journey from building a hardware accelerated HFT system to pivoting to high-level Typescript. Ask me anything if you're curious.
Totally understand where you're coming from — and it's a super fair concern.

We're not trying to turn hiring into a popularity contest or a casting call. The point of video or a photo isn’t to favor looks — it’s to give people a chance to show personality, communication skills, or walk through a project — especially in roles where that matters (e.g. PMs, founders, designers, etc.).

That said, both video and photo are optional. We’ve seen that for many candidates, especially those early in their careers or from non-traditional backgrounds, a short video can dramatically increase response rates — not because of appearance, but because it humanizes them and cuts through the noise of generic applications.

We’re 100% aligned that character and substance matter most — we just want to give people more ways to show that, not perform for it.
The only metric I really care about, and the one that I think shows the fundamental failure of LLMs as a technology, is this one here [1]. The fact that o1 fails a non-zero amount of the time on the question, "what is 6*1?" means that the models just do not "understand" _anything_ and are still just fancy stochastic parrots. Now, stochastic parrots are still useful! Just not the digital god a lot of people seam to think we're heading towards.

[1] https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....
I made a similar app for both iPhone and Android called Note Flash. Works with microphone and MIDI:

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.pranapps.n...

https://apps.apple.com/ca/app/note-flash-music-sight-reading...
Maybe not specific to the game, but meeting regularly with like-minded people regularly.

I did this 10 years ago through meetup.com when I moved to a new city. I met my wife there and many friends that I still talk to today.
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I haven't used Claude yet. Can I ask much it cost to write those 3000 lines?
a) Would make a great coffee table book.

b) Would make a great poster.
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By "so successful", do you mean "failed all pivotal clinical trials"?
They verified that the scheduler doesn't interfere with the integrity, confidentiality, and authenticity requirements of the kernel so it's a moot point.
How's it compare to SightReadingFactory? Can I use it for trumpet?
Yes, sight reading is a misnomer because at some level it is almost impossible to sight read a complex piece. It is not like reading a book where you will be able to read the words correctly as long as you're literate. What you can say is that you're familiar with simple/medium complexity rhythms so you can play them as you read.
> Why do you want to go to school to study ME/EE?

Because most hiring managers now select "Bachelors Degree" in the minimum education drop-down filter and thereby exclude all of the other beneficial attributes that a prospective employee may have.

I have 25 years of enterprise web application development and I'm getting no progress in over a year of job searching.

I have an Associates degree. The web arrived at the same time I graduated high school and I hyperfixeated on everything internet. I remember when "Yahoo!" offered their index as a text file that would fit on a 1.44 floppy. I passed the CISSP on the first try at 100 questions. I architected an internal OAuth/OIDC SDK for one of the top tier ISPs.

It's becoming obvious to me that the four year degree is the only attribute I'm missing.
We’re excited to introduce Q-Wizzie, an open-source framework designed to streamline and optimize AI training, especially for large language models (LLMs) and bioinformatics-based AI solutions. Developed by an independent research team at Wizard Labs, Q-Wizzie is built to be developer-friendly and compatible with high-performance computing (HPC) systems.

With an innovative approach, Q-Wizzie aims to reduce inefficiencies in the AI training process, offering a more sustainable and scalable solution compared to traditional frameworks. We’re looking for feedback, contributions, and collaborations to make it even better!
When I watched The Sign for the first time, my wife said “you’re going to be crying at the end of it”

And sure enough, she was 100% right. It was like peak Pixar, entertaining for the little ones but very deep and full of incredible depth and emotion for the adults.
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Let me see you build an airplane with bricks and mortar, only then will I be excited by the power of flight.
> I mean, I can't help you there if that's your expectation that serverless functions will always run correctly.

Crashing, failing I/O, are expected. What's not expected is logic code being ignored. I can't take you serious when you think it's acceptable to just skip past parts of your code.

If you think bypassing middlewares is acceptable you are completely deluded. But I guess that's needed to pay $150/TB for bandwidth.
I think i can see it now too. I see a couple of things that can cause this, here are 3 solutions, could you check them out and see if it's any better? My best bet is on the third link.

http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=1
http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=2
http://drumpatterns.onether.com/?audio=3 <- check this one out first
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The mic works on the standard 440 tuning and converts the input to its midi representation. Trying to understand your question but the mic doesn't really care about the do, re, me but rather that it's the right frequency for the displayed note on the staff. The mic feature is something I'm actively working on improving as it's decent now but not perfect. If you have an instrument with a way to connect to the phone through midi it's the best experience but if you have acoustic then the mic or just the on screen keyboard is the good.
While reading this announcement, two phrases came to my mind:

- "The sky! It's full of... stars!" from Isaac Asimov’s short story “Nightfall”

- "My God, it's full of stars!" from Arthur C Clarke’s novel “2001: A Space Odyssey”
Dinners were the least of the problems that Bush's admin had with NASA Goddard. It was the climatology, and long term predictions.
100% and that’s exactly the kind of feedback we’ve heard from users too.

LinkedIn still works for networking or sales in some cases, but when it comes to job searching and hiring, it’s become almost unusable. The signal-to-noise ratio is brutal, especially for job posts, and candidates feel like they’re just shouting into the void.
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While I know there have been some issues with working conditions at ghost kitchens, I've also heard tons of horrible stories from regular kitchens, so it's not clearly to me that there's a significant difference on that front.

As for referring to them as "faceless factories", I can't even start to imagine what sentiment that should evoke in me. I don't have an issue buying food products made at actual factories, and have visited quite a few. As such I don't have any issue ordering from a ghost kitchen located in an industrial area that may look like a factory on the outside.
Buy crypto, convert it to Monero, transfer it around a bit, convert it to your destination currency. Done.
I was thinking about your logging/storage. If for every click you log action/IP/date/time/etc, 100-200 bytes of text and I gave you about 1000 clicks with my auto-clicker in a couple of minutes, and if 10-20 people like me do this and leave it running while we watch LotR-extended, could we hurt your storage?

At 100ms per click, 1sec = 10 clicks, 600 per min, 36000 per hour, x4 h for LotR-Ext = 144k x 200 bytes x 20 people = 576,000,000 bytes, nope we won't hurt your storage if you log 200 bytes per click :)
I know what sight reading factory is but I haven't personally used it. In the app you can isolate the Treble staff for practice/lessons so it would work for practice with what you read on trumpet (I believe)
For all the people who say to me “yOu DoNt NeEd RuSt”, you can have your tyre fire languages where you need to build SOCIAL ABSTRACTIONS on top of the language because your type system literally came from the 1970s.

… I don’t know, I kind of like my compiler catching issues like these rather than having to do it by eye and hoping for the best
The early Spyro the Dragon games on the Playstation 1 did this too. Looked gorgeous.
Really appreciate the detailed feedback — this is super helpful!

While we are still super early and the platform you are seeing is our MVP, you're absolutely right on all points, and we've already added everything you mentioned to our backlog. We're now working on improving the resume/LinkedIn import, giving users more control over summaries and ordering, and adding fields for certifications and clearances.

Also, great catch on the viewport detection — we'll tweak that so it doesn’t block onboarding just because your browser window isn’t full screen. Thanks again for taking the time to test it and share your thoughts
even though this post puts in a good word for tim, calling him out and putting his linkedin in a post with this title is crazy
That's an interesting place to investigate. The Amish don't seem to depend
on technology they can't create and they tend to develop their own food source.

I'll look into it further. Thanks.
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2. Generate thoughtful commentary about the news
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3. Create engaging LinkedIn posts that encourage audience engagement
Do you mind if I ask what library or algorithm you’re using for pitch estimation?
It is a realistic and accurate way to see the politicization of climate science. Bush, and the head of NASA Goddard is the documented and publicized example sans vacuum of disinformation.
Probably. But I have children who might benefit.
This is really good advice — thank you for sharing it, especially with the honesty about your own attempt.

Totally agree: we're not trying to compete with LinkedIn's network (yet). Our focus right now is exactly what you said — making it beautiful and dead simple to create a portfolio that feels personal, professional, and worth sharing. Something that makes people say: “I want one of those.”

We’ve got network effects on the roadmap too — things like tagging collaborators, showcasing teams, and making intros more fluid — but only once we’ve nailed the individual value first.

Appreciate you taking the time
My app appears at the top of a search if you specify sight reading but if you are searching for "learn piano" or similar keywords it will be no where near the top
Rather, although I believe the seL4 scheduler is sufficiently general, I want a userspace scheduler to minimize policy. The seL4 team recognizes that a kernelspace scheduler violates Liedtke's minimality principle for microkernels, since the only motivating reason is performance. If an efficient userspace scheduler implementation exists, the minimality principle dictates no kernelspace scheduler. Otherwise there's pointless performance overhead and possibly policy inflexibility.
thats awesome, looking forward to your feedback! feel free to join our discord so we can keep in touch
One place to explore more would be Doc2Query: https://arxiv.org/abs/1904.08375.

It’s not the latest and hottest but super simple to do with LLMs these days and can improve a lexical search engine quite a lot.
Community could maintain an index.

awesome-ios-apps-timeless
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Thanks mate! I'll implement your solution:)
Ha, I thought I could "sing" the notes, like reading them out loud (which is what my mentor suggests me to work on)
currently it's yin
As explained above this scalar field would manifest differently in the equations and basically be something that enters alongside a cosmological constant. Making dark energy or Λ itself vary at the level of the Einstein field equations means you're essentially making an integral constant vary which is not straightforward as people here purport.
Did Harris propose something relevant in Canadian meat cooking practices? I’m confused how who you voted for has any relevance to meat practices.

More relevant, does that mean steak tartar is illegal in Canada? A person willing to buy uncooked ground beef is not allowed to buy it from someone willing to serve it?

Interesting article: https://nationalpost.com/news/canada/medium-rare-burgers-are...
Check out Tenuto for similar types of learning modes, and that has guitar/fretboard support for some modes.
Related: there's an actual recent peer reviewed study confirming a sealed-up corridor in the north face of the Great Pyramid of Khufu, but those other articles are about something different.
https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-025-91115-8

Snopes says the recent reports of large deep shafts under the Pyramid of Khafre are bogus. The satellite-based synthetic aperture radar cited in the study does not penetrate that far underground.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/pyramids-of-giza-new-disco...
I've had the same. It took over 5 years for me to go back to normal. Apparently somewhat common, but rarely talked about. And any virus can cause it.
Might be my pessimistic mood this morning, but I'm curious whether these "awesome x" indices are actually community-owned or whether its code for "one passionate person sifting through a bunch of garbage until they burn out"