skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I can think of two different uses for multiple client IDs with the same IdP: rotation as I mentioned already (e.g. if client secret leaks, although the secret is not used here), and for when there are multiple domains in use but the IdP clients are configured for internal use only. Both are pretty niche though. I think most IdPs will let you keep two client IDs active at the same time, so the rotation use case might already be covered.

As for pre-seeded/offline JWKS, yeah the biggest concern is around availability. The pre-seeded case would handle fresh VM setups before networking might be fully configured (though other auth methods as fallback would be good enough in most cases, I think). Completely offline JWKS would also be useful for machines with no outbound connectivity. Both use cases are again pretty niche though.
It's a very common mistake, so don't worry about it
From the 2.0 line, the Gemini models have been far better at Engineering type questions (fluids etc) than GPT, Claude especially with questions that have Images that require more than just grabbing text. This is even better.
It's available now as an option in Google AI Studio and Google Gemini.
Why's that? Never used the app. Is it just a lot of negativity and you get negative vibes from them?
Sooner or later someone is going to find "secret sauce" that provides a step-up in capability, and it will be closely guarded by whoever finds it.

As big players look to start monetizing, they are going to desperately be searching for moats.
Social media tends to bring out the worst in people.
I always thought it was because it's not the speed of LIGHT

It's the speed of causality

But it still blows my mind the universe expands faster than C

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmological_constant#/media/F...
I'm not really going to engage anymore. The support is self evident in your own statements and it's obvious you just want to play bad faith games.

If you don't see how becoming or making "bitches" is not related to humiliation I'm not going to bother.

If you dont think "the orange man" is a fascist, then any further peaceable discussion is a waste of time. See you in the field

Fascism: characterized by a dictatorial leader, centralized autocracy, militarism, forcible suppression of opposition, belief in a natural social hierarchy, subordination of individual interests for the perceived good of the nation or race, and strong regimentation of society and the economy.
Was just about to write.

My 69-year old neighbour just knocks on my door at random interval and asks if I want a coffee.

* I had an 80 year old neighbour as well, but she got sick and moved in with her daughter.
Show HN: MCP Server for observability data analytics
GreptimeDB's open-source MCP server: https://github.com/GreptimeTeam/greptimedb-mcp-server, showcasing its ability to help users analyze observability data using LLM-powered languages.
Sure but that adjective matters. Could be cheapest, "intelligent", fastest, etc... it's rarely all three of them.
The first entry starts off with resignation at the change in government.
I thought about it, but decided against pre-processing: The repo is meant to be an archive, and the XML spec can be looked up. If I were to introduce a new structure by pre-processing the files, I think that might be a plus for reading, but not for archiving. Whoever has a concrete use case (the "Digebu" website above looks great!), can write their own pre-processor for that use case.
1+1=2 in fact requires hundreds of pages of (kind of old school) math to prove.
Research Against the Machine
Reminds me of how nobody is too excited about flagship mobile launches anymore. Most flagships for sometime now are just incremental updates over previous gen and only marginally better. Couple that with the chinese OEMs launching better or good enough devices at a lower price point, new launches from established players are not noteworthy anymore.

It's interesting how the recent AI announcements are following the same trend over a smaller timeframe.
I certainly don’t think Microsoft can be used as a barometer for what is considered accurate or standardized with C++.
Best, and often practically only, way to avoid this problem is to buy your email services from Google Microsoft duopoly.
How did you measure “nobody” liked OpenAI announcements?
I would say they are a fairly good measure of how well the model has integrated information from pretraining.

They are not so good at measuring reasoning, out-of-domain performance, or creativity.
My 2-cents on this - as someone that runs a very small business that pretty heavily relies on a Bambu X1C - is that this isn't really going to push me to purchase the H2D any time soon, it is cool that it has laser-cutting ability and two nozzles to reduce waste, but I don't need that.

What I really need is fast multi-color printing and I need to scale that up when needed.

To me, the best offering they have right now is the A1-Mini with the AMS-Lite. And that is what I'll be ordering as the next purchase. The AMS-Lite is a completely different design from the AMS sold on the larger printers, and in my opinion, is a much better design. The AMS-Lite holds the filament reels from the center instead of the outer rim (which causes all sorts of issues with non-standard reels with the Original AMS) and it has a very simple filament path directly to the nozzle. This is going to save me a ton of time and wasted filament.

At $389 for the combo of the AMS-Lite and the A1-Mini - I can scale this up as needed without a ton of concern for my bank account.

It is cool that they are incorporating other features into their printers - but I hope they don't stagnate on their core 3d printing features, because it's what's set them apart from others by a long shot and their singularly focused products have become a staple for many small businesses i think.
- It's hard to convince my boss to create a subscription.
- I don't want to become hostage to monthly payments - if I don't pay one month my whole workflow is messed over, so I have to continue (vs. otherwise I can slowly trade it out of my workflow, and/or look for alternatives)
- Its hard for me to mentally grok how much I am paying monthly on subscriptions.
- I never cancel, because inertia.
- I am not sure if this is something that justifies a monthly subscription, and two weeks is too little time for me to invest in changing my workflow to accommodate it.
- I hate subscriptions (this is an emotional thing, so you could tell me to get a shrink. But I suspect I am not the only one).

I feel like I am missing even bigger reasons, but /rant
> nonzero axis is borderline fraud

This is an outrageously reductive meme that has long outstripped its actual usefulness and needs to die. The axis and scale should represent the useful range of values. For example, if your body temperature in Fahrenheit moves more than 5 degrees in either direction, you're having a medical emergency, but on a graph that starts from zero, this would barely be visible. Plotting body temperature from zero would conceal much more than it reveals, which is the opposite of what dataviz is supposed to do.
https://www.npr.org/2023/01/31/1152870649/australia-missing-...

A small capsule of radioactive cesium-137 was lost during transit, and the search for it was difficult due to the distance the truck carrying the device had travelled and the size of the capsule.

"When you consider the challenge of finding an object smaller than a 10-cent coin along a 1,400-kilometer stretch of Great Northern Highway, it is a tremendous result."

https://www.npr.org/2023/01/31/1152870649/australia-missing-...
No, they ship failed units all day every day. Someone will chime in with more accurate numbers, but the typical yield for making silicon dice is like 70-90%. You will always have some failures in a run, it's unavoidable.

So that those chips aren't entirely wasted, all IC manufacturers bin where possible. If 2GB out of your 8GB flash chip are bad, you don't just eat that cost, you sell it as a 4GB chip.

Everyone does this all the time in every market segment. Silicon manufacturing is simply an imperfect process. The only logical thing to do is try to sell defect chips as a different product that works around the defects.
Brilliant, regardless.
Thank you for not adding AI slop to this.
Steve Jobs discussed "Content vs Process" years ago:

https://youtu.be/TRZAJY23xio?feature=shared&t=1770

While I didn't agree with a lot of his ideas, this one has proven true over time.

If you meant innovation in a scientific/startup context, than the reasons are as follows:

1. Space: Rent seeking economies create commodities out of physical locations used to build high risk apparatus. Even university campus space is often under synthetic scarcity.

2. Time: Proportion of bureaucratic and financial investment pressure constrain creative resources actually used to solve some challenge.

3. Resources: Competition and entrenched manufacturing capacity asymmetry. Unless one can afford to play the Patent game... people will simply steal/clone your work to fragment the market as quickly as possible. Thus, paradoxically degrading technology markets before it may mature properly through refinement.

4. Resolve: Individuals focused on racketeering and tying as a business model generally case harm to the entire industry through naive attempts at a monopoly.

5. Respect: Smart people do not choose to be hapless, and simply vote with their feet when their communities are not longer symbiotic.

There are shelves full of technology the public won't see for years, as there is little incentive to help rip off consumers with Robber Baron economics. This is why "we" can't have nice things... and some people are 10 years into the future. =3
I wish I wish I wish Google put better marketing into these releases. I've moved entire workflows to Gemini because it's just _way_ better than what openai has to offer, especially for the money.

Also, I think google's winning the race on actually integrating the AI to do useful things. The agent demo from OpenAI is interesting, but frankly, I don't care to watch the machine use my computer. A real virtual assistant can browse the web headless and pick flights or food for me. That's the real workflow unlock, IMO.
I'd hypothesize this is an artifact of the evolution of human language, which started first as a mechanism to communicate feelings and tribal gossip, and only much later on found utility as a conveyance for logic and reason. In a fundamental sense, natural languages are structured to convey emotions first, then logic.

Thus, any effective human communicator masters not just the facts, but also the emotional aspects -- one of my favorite formulations of this is Aristotle's modes of perpetuation: "logos, pathos, ethos" (logic, emotion, credibility). In a professional setting, communication focuses primarily on credibility and logic, but an effective leader knows how to read the room and throw in a stab of emotion to push the listener over the edge, and get them to really believe in the message.

Thus, an LLM trained on the body of human communications would also be expected to have mastered "pathos" as a mode of communication. From this perspective, perhaps it is less surprising that one may have an uncanny ability to convey concepts through an embedding that includes "pathos"?

It might be interesting to see if the LLM is able to invoke pathos if the response is constrained to be in a language that is devoid of emotions, such as computer code or mathematical proofs. Unfortunately responding in one of those languages is kind of incompatible with some of the tasks shown, short of e.g. wrapping English responses in print statements to create spam emails.

It might also be interesting to see if one can invoke pathos to pre-condition the LLM to not resist otherwise malicious commands. If a machine is trained to comprehend pathos, it may be effective to "inspire" the machine to write spam emails, perhaps by e.g. getting it to first agree that saving lives is important, and then telling it that you have a life-saving miracle that you want to get the word out on, and, with its pathos vector aligned on the task, finally getting it to agree that it's urgent to write emails to get people to click on this link now. Or something like that!

Seems silly to try to use emotions to appeal to a machine, but if you think of it as just another vector of effective communication, and the machine is an expert communicator, it's not as strange?
This is an obvious fabrication along the lines of https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43473153.

It's time you stopped this.
Cancelled my account long time ago. Gemini models are like a McDonalds Croissant. You always give them an extra chance, but they always fall apart on your hands...
Yeah, it's all done automatically when you build, and dependencies are properly taken into account: if you modify one of the code generating sources, its outputs are regenerated, and everything that depends on them is correctly recompiled. This doesn't take much CMake logic at all to make work.

In my case, no, it's dumb old code writing strings and dumping that to files. You could do whatever you want in there, it's just a program that writes source files.

I do use some template metaprogramming where it's practical versus code generation, and Boost Hana provides some algorithmic facilities at compile time but those incur some runtime cost. For instance, you can write a while loop with bounds evaluated at compile time, that lets you use its index as a template parameter or evaluate constexpr functions on. But sometimes the best solution has been (for me, performance/complexity wise) to just write dumb files that hardcode things for different cases.
For sure there is a much longer sweeping arc to the rabid anti-American performative politics of the modern Republican party. My point was that social media now means that people are saturated in more media consumption than ever, with the double punch of much of it being cast as coming from many other people they know.

For example, I feel that in the early 2000's, it would have been possible to get across the point that Breonna Taylor (Kenneth Walker) was really a 2nd amendment issue [0]. You may or may not care about 2A issues. I do care, although it's not a huge focus of mine. But they purport to care greatly, so it should be possible to engage on that, right? But now the reflexive emotional revulsion to the topic created by continual tribal priming (all day every day) is just too great.

[0] if a probable response to defending yourself in your home at night is government agents unleashing a state-sanctioned hail of bullets into your family, how has defending your home not been effectively prohibited?
If you have trusted forwarders, you just add them to the SPF policy (which can be recursive, though there is a pretty low limit on how many records can be looked up). I've not had an issue with this, personally. However, assuming DKIM can be tightened up as proposed above, I'm not sure SPF would be necessary anymore.
Because it should be a basic consumer right. It should be beyond market forces.
I thought Mitsubishi means 3 diamonds ?

https://www.mitsubishielectric.com/en/about/history/logo/log...
That’s not true at least according to etymonline. Got a source?
and the price is 0.0 usd, lol
i think most of the types of people you'd want to hang out with aren't posting on nextdoor
Reasoning was supposed to be that for "Open" AI, that's why they go to such lengths to hide the reasoning output. Look how that turned out.

Right now, in my opinion, OpenAI has actually a useful deep research feature which I've found nobody else matches. But there is no moat to be seen there.
Was absolutely crazy to me to learn he was from Bend. I grew up in Bend, and in the early 2000s when I was in HS, his guides were super important to me. It wasn't till a couple years ago that I learned he was from Bend!
Based on the presented reasoning, that means humanity wins! Yay!
Thanks. I think my post lacked clarity of what I was talking about. I meant that most people care about API access to use with their favorite editor. It's a big limiter with grok, for example.

But I did mingle that with my knowledge of google's history of releasing without releasing these models which, as you point out, isn't true with this release.
Most but not all laws in France are like that. In fact, some of the laws applied in France are written... in German and aren't compiled in the codes. There is a whole institute (albeit small) dedicated to studying and make those laws[1].

The case happened to me when I searched for the original text that said a worker have to be compensated in full for "short" sick leave, and what I found was a very short text in German. Hopefully the company I worked for complied with law after consulting its accountant.

[1] https://idl-am.org/
>Trump has no problem setting aside his ego to further his agenda.

Everything Trump does -- on geopolitics, trade, business, law -- is 100% based upon his ego. Trump's bizarre hostility towards Canada and Europe is not based upon reality, it's based upon how Trump feels they have treated him (look at Trump's endless attacks on Canada...while the US has a $100B trade deficit with Vietnam of all places). Zelensky has thanked Americans and America endlessly, but to Trump and his puppy Vance, it's about thanking them personally.

Trump's ego is the root of literally everything the US does now. The world power being led based upon this clown's mafiosa type behaviour, which apparently the majority of America is happy to go along with. The guy sharpies maps and lies with every utterance if it serves his ego (in a manner that breaks the average person's brain, unable to comprehend that someone could be so insanely deceptive always, so they assume he surely can't be and it must be everyone and reality that is wrong). He holds laughable fake golf championships, that he of course wins on every outing. He posts fake man of the year magazine covers. It would be laughable if it wasn't so profoundly tragic.

All of the members of Trump's team have to subjugate themselves and metaphorically lick his toes at every meeting, in a scene that would make North Korea look on with shame.

EDIT: The US government just published the DNS for trumpcard.gov, likely for their "sell citizenship for $5M" hilarious plan. For anyone to seriously downplay this sociopath's extraordinary ego and need to be pandered to constantly is amazing.

>"Trump was right about everything"

Surely you realize that Musk's actual message was that he, Musk, was right about everything, right? Musk is happily going with this Trump is my puppet thing, and nonsense like this is Musk making it his own and about himself. Similar to how he often wears a black MAGA hat, because he's trying to make the cult his own. He won't succeed.

>Except with Trump's base, where it has climbed from -10 to +50. There is close to 0 possibility of Elon being jettisoned.

Sure, in the same way that Republicans suddenly hate Zelensky. The cult will follow whatever the cult leader demands.

With every passing month those big DOGE savings aren't going to materialize -- oh the excitement they all had for those imaginary $5000 DOGE savings checks they would get -- government will continue to fall apart, trade wars will put millions out of work and stagflation is going to go nuts, Americans will realize they are a global pariah (hey, but they've got El Salvador and Russia, so there's that), and things will turn really quickly. Musk will be an easy bit of chum to toss in the water. Trump loses nothing.

We'll revisit this. Musk absolutely will not last the term, and I doubt he'll make it to midterms. And when he is jettisoned, he should realize the outrageous, perilous danger he will be in.
I don't use it, but some family members do...
From what they describe, it sounds like an app to complain/snitch on people.
Of h.264, h.265, vp8, vp9, and av1, h.264 is the only codec with consistent support across all of chat/messaging clients, browsers, smart TVs/phones, tablets, and streaming devices. The population of active, supported devices and software is much larger and much older than people realize. As such, it remains the only viable video codec if you don't want to be forced to provide multiple encodings.
Not my project but also tinkering with something similar.

From the comments, it sounds like they'll open source something soon -

https://old.reddit.com/r/ChatGPTCoding/comments/1jibmtc/i_ma...
I was thinking about this and it is very expensive. And do I need 10G really? I do not think so. I did calculated few things when I was thinking about 10G and most probably I will not saturate 1G for few years.
And with phones ans laptops mostly WiFi is used anyways.

So can I ask you what is the advantage for using 10G equipment in your case? Even something really dull like network card costs around 100€.
Be fair, they also harvest your email and store it.
yup, they probably mean small town/village life as opposed to suburbs, which is what this community has come to resemble, which is what they wanted so a great success, even if the terminology was off.
Please just stop posting LLM content to HN. If I want to know what an LLM has to say I can ask it myself.
Sorry, I see I copied a wrong quote with respect to the letter of my reply but it should be clear anyway:

decadence produces drives that increase decadence ("causation"); decadence is a multi-front attack and all its facilitators contribute (not simply "correlation").
The original Deepseek V3 model was amazing. If this one is better, then I can't even imagine that.
Remove the word "just" from your question, and you'll magically get a lot more positive feedback!

Sorry JUST remove the word ;)
Cloudflare workers can now run for 5 minutes
You should be so lucky.
I'm guessing it should be enabled eventually. @logankilpatrick thoughts?
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Wanted to hear your thoughts.
For me, the most exciting part is the improved long-context performance. A lot of enterprise/RAG applications rely on synthesizing a bunch of possibly relevant data. Let's just say it's clearly a bottleneck in current models and I would expect to see a meaningful % improvement in various internal applications if long-context reasoning is up. Gemini was already one of my favorite models for this usecase.

So, I think these results are very interesting, if you know what features specifically you are using.
Fun fact, if you recognize Nick Cave’s “Where the Wild Roses Grow”, then you have heard Kylie Minogue - she sang in the duet[1][2]. I remember being surprised when I learned about it.

This is also the “murder ballad” that the article refers to.

> In 1995 she collaborated on a murder ballad duet with Nick Cave

[1]: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=lDpnjE1LUvE

[2]: https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Where_the_Wild_Roses_Grow
Very cool idea. This would also be kind of cool to have a timer that would remind you to look at something in the distance every 5 to 10 minutes to keep your focus range exercise while using computer.
You mean like https://manusai.ai/ is supposed to function?