skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not the OP, and not sure why its particularly suited for polar, but its a good location for these reasons:

1. Good atmospheric conditions.
2. Low air traffic.
3. Low/flexible/favourable regulations.
4. Good locations for ground infrastructure (in part because of 1. and also because everywhere is by the sea).
5. As I mentioned earlier in the thread, tertiary education geared to support the industry.

Also, and I don't know for sure this is a factor, but we have a number of specialised industries such as building large things from carbon composite (yachts) and radio communications for example.

I think option 3. is a big one. The govt. attitude is usually "give it a go", rather than a default "no".
My business travel in that part of the world is torrid for this reason.
This is just stupidity in the american population though.
The first known nitroplasts (2024)
According to Andrew Forrest we don't. His view is that there are 999 people in the world, plus himself, who are responsible for climate change and could fix it if they chose to.

https://www.smh.com.au/environment/climate-change/inside-and...
I remember a few years before Pinterest’s IPO, there were random statistics flowing around about how unique of a demographic Pinterest had compared to the rest of the internet. It’s mostly female dominated compared to the rest of the male dominated internet. Not just any female demographic either, but upper middle class, high income, young women †. There was simply no other online service that had that as its main demographic to the degree that Pinterest did. I remember thinking that must be a really attractive target for online advertisers and maybe I should keep an eye out for the IPO. Luckily I forgot. Its stock has been mostly lackluster.

†: hell son that was during my dating years. I was going on a lot of dates with women specifically in that demographic. Once I got to know a woman I would research her on google while narrowing my search to Pinterest. Out of 20 or so women I recall there were only 2 that didn’t have Pinterest accounts. The rest had, very active, Pinterest accounts.
It also has a ludicrously smooth and fast UX and makes it possible to access the high resolution original photographs (up to 100+ megapixels) by modifying url parameters.
Haha, I'm doing it on a scale already as a guerrilla marketing strategy.

We analyze reels with AI (text + image recognition), that's how we deside if it's the right content to comment on.
We analyze top performing comments and replay or/and comment considering this with a CTA at the end.
My strategy shows a pretty significant result
That’s usually how people like that are. They hold others to high standards because they hold themselves to high standards.
So perhaps raise your income so you can afford to move to a better district?
on the contrary, it sounds like the people in charge care enough about it to forbid the sale of books about it
Provide some evidence for your claims? This empty rhetoric stuff in every AI thread on HN wears me out a bit. I apologise for being a little aggressive in my previous comment.
And MAGAs here (that I expect to be more intelligent then the radon USAian ) still repeat "it is a joke bro" , it is interesting how hard it is to see reality seriously it that would mean admitting you were very wrong, for sure everyone has this kind of problems in a gregree so is a good lesson to learn from others and try to reflect.
This story is from an indian company, the on-call "expectations" might be different in your country. We were responsible for a 400k RPM service. It handled ads, so it was fairly important to the business. Whenever I had to go out for a night, or go out for a family event, or whatever, I was always able to hand over on-call to a team member for that duration. Of course, this also happened during other's on call, where I would take over. In fact, this happened daily! From ~7pm to ~9pm every day I would play football or whatever. I would always hand over on-call to another team member during this time. I usually wake up earlier than others, so I used to respond to alerts during those hours regardless of who was on call. The nights where I was staying up to watch champions league football matches or some other reason, I would take on-call as well. We just set up pagerduty's escalation order appropriately. Probably helped that there were just 5 of us in the team - easy coordination. Of course, this was my first job, and I messed up quite a bit, but I noticed the others following a similar system without me as well.

It also depends on the nature of the alerts I suppose. For us, the majority of the alerts could be checked and resolved from a mobile phone (they are alerts that could strictly speaking be resolved in an automated fashion, but the automation would get complex enough with dependencies on other service's metrics that we wouldn't be sure of not having bugs in _that_ code). About once a week or two weeks we would get an alert that needs us to look at the logs and so on.
In Japan, an Iceless Lake and an Absent God Sound an Ancient Warning
Again, mischaracterization.

1) what is banal about helping poor families?

2) The founding family is NOT handsomely rewarded.

3) unlike most charitable organizations, INGKA is set up in such a way to not rely on wealthy donors. They only use a small dividend of their massive fortune for charitable causes.
This is financially responsible and is the only way to ensure longevity. Why is this a bad thing?

4) why it would be a bad thing for IKEA to be protected from a takeover, I don’t understand. Would you prefer some billionaire purchased it so they can pocket the profits themselves, instead of supporting poor families?

IKEA is one of the better workplaces. Unlike 99% of all the other corporations out there, IKEA uses their profits to help people in need, not enriching their already wealthy shareholders.
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My time to shine.

https://www.audiosciencereview.com/forum/index.php?threads/w...

TL;DR: Audio-Technica ATH-M50xSTS XLR + USB audio interface (if you want to fiddle, get one with onboard compressor, eq, and noise gate).

I've also been routing the steel series arctis nova pro into the audio interface. No steel series software and the interface's compressor and EQ is much better. But the nova pro, despite being the BEST sounding wireless headset mic, still sounds like trash compared to the compressor mic on the wire headset. Seriously, RTINGS has sound clips of every headset they've ever reviewed. Go listen to them. They're tragic. Especially Apples.
The same way claude never outputs code that has a syntax error, the image transformers will output DRC compliant “images”!

I think spatial partitioning can help solve issues with minor DRC violations as well- it should be easier to correct an image than to generate one from scratch. But I’m not even sure it’ll be necessary because of how coherent image models already are.
> In small, de-emphasized text, relegated to the far corner of the screen.

I just opened ChatGPT.com and typed in the question “When was Mr T born?”.

When I got the answer there were these things on screen:

- A menu trigger in the top-left.

- Log in / Sign up in the top right

- The discussion, in the centre.

- A T&Cs disclaimer at the bottom.

- An input box at the bottom.

- “ChatGPT can make mistakes. Check important info.” directly underneath the input box.

I dislike the fact that it’s low contrast, but it’s not in a far corner, it’s immediately below the primary input. There’s a grand total of six things on screen, two of which are tucked away in a corner.

This is a very minimal UI, and they put the warning message right where people interact with it. It’s not lost in a corner of a busy interface somewhere.
me too, do not think it makes a different in actual writing, like handwriting.
Good grief. You are deeply confused and/or deeply literal. That's not the accepted definition of AGI in any sense. One does not evaluate each word has an isolated component for testing the truth of a statement in an open compound word. Does your "living room" have organs?

For your edification:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Artificial_general_intelligenc...
Could be because healthline blocks most VPNs and manifest-based ad blockers. Kagi users are basically HN users.
"you might start to question everything your friend says"

That's exactly what the OP is saying. Verify everything.
Cyanobacteria are an example of prokaryotes that, while not truly multicellular, may at times exhibit similar behavior.

They can form colonies and, within groups that share walls, specialize into different functions such as photosynthesis or nitrogen fixing behavior. This enables the colony to adapt to changing conditions that, while still made up of individual organisms, collectively appear to function similarly to a single multicellular one.

With that said, there aren't any examples of truly multicellular organisms within either domain. Just as an ant colony is not a single organism, cyanobacteria colony specializations are not examples of organs.
people do like true crime shows so that's that
I don't actually like LLMs that much or find them useful, but its clear there are some things they are good at and some things they are bad at, and this post is all about things they are weak at.

LLMs are a little bit magical but they are still a square peg. The fact they don't fit in a round hole is uninteresting. The interesting thing to debate is how useful they are at the things they are good at, not at the things they are bad at.
Of course. You can also still buy new pogs, and they have a subreddit.
How does this go along with editors like Windsurf and Cursor?
You are not a trusted authority relied on by millions and expected to make decisions for them, and you could choose not to say something you aren't sure that you know.
I thought I would share this.

Please let me know if you have any improvements or ways I can cut down the size even more! Huge fan of anything JS13K related.
Never mind toddlers, have you ever hired people? A far smaller proportion of professional adults will say “I don’t know” than a lot of people here seem to believe.
Definitely. The more than can be shared between these flows the better.
They're not even remotely comparable.

Apple has some of the WORST quality microphones - mostly due to the fact that they have zero headset with boom mics.
I wonder how popular is my theory that competitive economic prosperity in modern times is almost always typical in liberal regimes, and is almost an impossibility in populist regimes. Successful conquests could possibly constitute an exception with respect to the latter.
> not as bad as the new right media (which is really why they have been so successful)

What is the "new right media"?
> that is decidedly not happening

Regardless of anything else it’s extremely too early to make such claims. We have to wait until people start allowing “AI agents” to make autonomous blackbox decision with minimal supervision since nobody has any clue what’s happening.

Even if we tone down the SciFi dystopia angle not that many people really use LMMs in non superficial ways yet. What I’m most afraid of would be the next generation growing without the ability to critically synthesize information on their own.
> Signal level and coupling are separate things.

sure, but the part is called a level shifter. MAX9406 DisplayPort to DVI™/HDMI Level Shifter

https://www.analog.com/en/products/max9406.html
Yup. Well-said. I experienced exactly this type of thing during every NMOS planning/brainstorming session I was a part of.
This feels a lot like the immigration debate in the US. One one hand it is actually sort of insane that undocumented people have all these rights and things as no other place on earth operates that way, but on the other hand the way the right side of the spectrum approaches enforcement and treatment of these people is so insane that it forces empathetic people to oppose them.

Race certainly has a biological element, but we empathetic people are forced into cognitive dissonance because the reason the right makes this argument is not because of science but because of racism. So, like immigration we are forced to defend a sort of insane position, claiming that race is something we've just invented, when there are very clear racial traits to be found in the human population.

Then our cognitive dissonance is weaponized against us to argue that our aims are irrational.
The last time I tried something more than Buildx that Docker itself put out the experience was bad - something about not properly caching. I'll have to give this another shot sometime, though.
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Odysee mirror
https://odysee.com/@NaomiBrockwell:4/Graphene-Install:e
taken to the air on behalf of something called the United States and worried someone might get killed.

You couldn’t make this up pre llm hallucinations.
No? I mean if they refused that would actually be a reasonably good outcome. The real problem is if they generally can write selection sorts but occasionally go haywire due to additional context and start hallucinating.

I mean asking a straightforward question like: https://chatgpt.com/share/67e60f66-aacc-800c-9e1d-303982f54d... is entirely pointless as a test
I thought about this of course, and I think a reasonable 'hack' for now is to more or less hardcode things that your LLM sucks at, and override it to say it doesn't know. Because continually failing at basic tasks is bad for confidence in said product.

I mean, it basically does the same thing if you ask it to do anything racist or offensive, so that override ability is obviously there.

So if it identifies the request as identifying a movie scene, just say 'I don't know', for example.
Interesting that they could instantly increase the IP range by 100x or something, especially for IPv4 addresses.

I guess that implies deep pockets and/or a malicious botnet.
Yes, the PS/2 keyboard protocol is the AT keyboard protocol, which is pretty easy to bitbang on processors that aren't extremely slow.
A wider number of people use either of them. Every place I’ve used used CMOS which I now use with others.
Siblings raised together in the same family can vary greatly.
An Intimate Look at Joan Didion and John Gregory Dunne's Papers
Thinking and thought have no solid definition. We can't say Claude doesn't "think" because we don't even know what a human thinking actually is.

Given the lack of a solid definition for thinking and test to measure it, I think using the terminology colloquially is a totally fair play.
Archive link: https://archive.is/2025.03.27-220826/https://www.nytimes.com...
They receive less solar radiation, but still some. They both have great conditions for offshore wind.

Also all for nuclear, but decentralized renewables are great.
> The difference between our comments is that your comment was littered with first person pronouns. It was all about what you witnessed in limited contexts and what affects you. My comment was about the industry at large absent any participation from myself.

But we are both humans, limited by our own experiences.
I have no problem admiting these are my own deductions about the world and my own perspective.

Unless I had scientific data to back the generality of my statements, I see no reason to use such a third person view.
That just says "We've updated our terms" for me and invites me to consent to a contract of adhesion.
In my region at least, -5 ~ -2°C, or -5°C ~ -2°C.
If the something is making people confuse, we replace it with a suitable substitution. Re-educating people is really just last resort. Is there anything keeping us from changing it other than ego?
Thanks, but what is a “Protect Zone” at a technical level? Why does it provider stronger isolation than syscall filtering?
Windows does too now via Windows+. which opens the "emoji keyboard" but you can switch to the "symbols" tab to see unicode. It does have multiple dashes in the quick access bar at the top or you can search.
I hear a lot of good things about kagi but privacy isn't one. They need to record every search and connect it to your account. Duckduckgo is more known for privacy and searches well through tor.

Here are the stats: https://kagi.com/stats

How many are paid vs trial accounts?

We know family doesn't offer a trial nor teams.

126 teams x 5 or 6 members = 1,000 accounts at 10 per day 10k

4500 family plans: most will take the 20 a month plan 100k

45000 individuals lets say they are all paid most on the 5 dollar plans lets assume on average 6.50 is earned 300k

Then you have orion+ members at 2000 giving an extra $15 per account. 30k

They probably make 450k a month

They have 19 employees on linkedin and they are listed at under 50 everywhere else. Lets give them 25 employees at 100k average salary which would be 2.5 million in salaries which might be low.

Add on costs to actually run the website (paid search, servers, office costs) which hopefully cost less than 3.5 million.. the rest is profit.

I'd say they are doing well enough. My average of 5/6 per team might be much higher if they have a few 100+ sized teams. I think the mode would be 5/6 regardless of the average.
Better isolation?
More trustworthy link: https://archive.fo/cxvG2
> Obligatory perspective: for just the next four years!

No, even if free and fair elections persist and even if the MAGA cult is conclusively tossed in the dustbin of history at the next Presidential election, a partner that intermittently takes radical breaks from being a partner is, ipso facto, not a reliable partner, and it takes longer to re-establish reliability than to destroy it.

The change in relationship being described is significant, and will be a long-term change even in the best case. (And the change in relationship with Canada won't be the the only American relationship experiencing similar, lasting change as a result of the present Administration.)
>> Signal, a commercial messaging app,

A commercial app? I've never sent a complaint to a newspaper but this seems a little much. It is a free and open-source app, not commercial.
Hit Windows+. click on the "Symbols" tab and they're right there under general punctuation.

Released back in 2019 for Windows 10.
I know it doesn’t affect a lot of people, but pasting in hex mode in Calculator broke in Sequoia. Previously, any number pasted in hex mode was treated as hex (as expected) even if the number consisted only of decimal characters (say 20, which would be decimal 32). Now numbers pasted with only decimal characters are treated as decimal (pasting “20” turns into 0x14) and numbers with with at least one alpha hex char is treated as hex. The workaround is to prefix the number with “0x”, but that’s not always practical.
What do you mean by "competitive economic prosperity"?
I also wish I could preview the wallpapers without triggering a 100MB download. There's nothing in between the 320x240 thumbnail, and the 4k video.

And so many tiny thumbnails wedged into the too-narrow System Settings window.
To me it was clear there's no line after the Ukraine extortion scandal. When you extort your ally in war to make up lies about your political opponent and your supporters take your side, there's clearly no limits. I gave up arguing with MAGAs after that, it's pointless.

Though the new Signal leak is quite funny, there must be a ton of people who were so angry for Hillary's emails their face matched their hat color, but now are attacking the reporter for just reporting that he was sent classified information.
Even more concerning is community scientific documents researched specifically to serve NASA going offline in the name of DEI: https://jatan.space/scientific-documents-go-missing-from-nas...
Came to say this. Courts have been dealing with intent vs proofs for a long time and the intent is central. Some jurisdictions used (maybe still do) stipulate real hand on real pen in real ink, sometimes even colour of ink. But at large, your intent to declare something by signing even with an "X" is taken as such.

Obviously as a computer scientist I want a render of my sig as an image/logo to underpin "the SHA512 checksum of the input byte stream under these canonicalisation rules <here> applied to this use of my X.509 private key" but in fact, I just have a clip of my signature as a PNG which Apple's preview tool pastes as an image into PDF documents and I send them on, and its fine.

Docusign is trash-theatre. Its secure because they say so. It may marginally add some value in some jurisdictions, I don't know.

Remember in Scotland, verbal contracts are binding with no need to witness. Bizarre! A family member nearly sold the flat under-value except the buyer was kind about it and accepted it was unintentional language not a verbal acceptance of offer.
I genuinely don't understand why some people are so critical of LLMs. This is new tech, we don't really understand the emergent effects of attention and transformers within these LLMs at all. It is very possible that, with some further theoretical development, LLMs which are currently just 'regurgitating and hallucinating' can be made to be significantly more performant indeed. In fact, reasoning models - when combined with whatever Google is doing with the 1M+ ctxt windows - are much closer to that than people who were using LLMs expected.

The tech isn't there yet, clearly. And stock valuations are over the board way too much. But, LLMs as a tech != the stock valuations of the companies. And, LLMs as a tech are here to stay and improve and integrate into everyday life more and more - with massive impacts on education (particularly K-12) as models get better at thinking and explaining concepts for example.
Yes. Quite a few. But I'm old enough that I've seen them go from quite large to almost gone.
Children can memorize all 50 US state capitals, they can memorize a handful of scientific names. If we really wanted to, we could teach them a much more accurate view of the tree of life. Also, I don't think the four-kingdom system has been taught in schools for a while? I went to high school in the late 90s and it wasn't taught then.

It's strange to see people promoting it online in 2025. If adults want to remain ignorant, so be it, but at least teach children the truth. Let them know that life is incredibly complicated, it's a mystery we're still solving, and they could be the ones to help figure it out. Don't overly simplify things for small minds, it creates a false picture and it kills the imagination.
> who had a mutually beneficial relationship

except said douche (incorrectly) thinks you've been mooching off him for, well, since forever.
The correct minus sign looks a lot clearer than a hyphen-minus when printing out negative numbers, especially at small font sizes. I have in the past written code to convert them.
In a sense this has been true of conventional programs for a while now. Gerald Sussman discusses the idea when talking about why MIT switched their introductory programming course from Scheme to Python: <https://youtu.be/OgRFOjVzvm0?t=239>.
As someone who actually signs, notorizes and distributes desktop apps for macOS, I can safely say their documentation is less than ideal.

Maybe because I'm using Electron framework which makes things more complicated, but I don't really understand why there's is a difference between different types of certificates (Developer ID, Apple distribution, macOS distribution) and I had to guess which one to use everytime I set it up.

Also why is notorization a completely different process from code signing, and requires completely different set of credentials from it. Seems odd to me.
>> Atmospheric attenuation

You start with the adaptive optics used in many telescopes. For whatever angular resolution an earth-based telescope can accomplish, that same tech can probably also focus a laser beam to a similar degree.

(Adaptive optics largely started from laser weapon programs, only later being used for astronomy.)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boeing_YAL-1