skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think this is what Trump wants. Now he has a case to use military action to just take the Panama Canal.
It is a capitalism issue.

But it's also a free speech issue. You're conflating free speech and the First Amendment, but they are not the same thing, and matters of free speech do not begin and end with the First Amendment.
Awesome! We've been waiting for Krisp's voice isolation on the server side in the Voice AI community! This is an important advancement for the community! Congrats, Krisp team!
EU plans €1.3B to boost continent's cybersecurity, AI skills
So should you always err on the side of shorter blog posts? Is a long-winded blog post ever necessary?
BPI R4 Lite Is in Development with Wi-Fi 7 and High Speed Networking
The frequency with which Wikipedia links hit the front page sorta bucks this idea.
Nothing. I didn't mention anything about American products. I only said it was wise, given OP's security posture, not to buy electronics off of AliExpress, which is specifically what they were asking about.
battery life above 6 hours

bwahahaha, get real.
This is very cool, are there any other sorts of similarly cool projects?
I keep hearing this Kerala has great literacy rate cope, but I’ve come to realize literacy rate doesn’t matter. Literacy rate is a very white collar, tech bubble bias. People of our social class, cannot imagine being unable to read or write until you realize that American literacy rate in 1900 was 46% (< 96% of Kerala today) and no one is going to claim Kerala of 2024 was richer than America of 1900.

What you really need is industry. Kerala on that note has a very low score. Many states have much bigger industry and thus work for the people in those states. Kerala is still a rural farming/ tourism state and the only reason it has any money is because they send people to do blue collar back-breaking work in UAE and get back remittances.

To be fair, this is an India wide problem. India creates far more engineers than it needs, hence they all leave to find jobs elsewhere. There is almost no high quality engineering jobs in India, if they exist they are a part of US based tech companies. All Indian companies are stuck 10+ years in the past. Among that Kerala is a particularly bad offender where it doesn’t have even the existing textile/ steel/ automotive industry that other states do.
Maybe governmenral apparatuses are pushing them to add this so they can track more people, especially the types that don't want to be tracked.
Older millennial here. The "we're only hiring seniors" thing has was also true when I entered the job market. Nothing new about it.

Why hire a junior when the market is flooded with people with 5+ years of experience?
I'm sure this is just an isolated incident and we won't see anything like this happening in the future.
Harnessing the Power of Assertion Functions in TypeScript
How Much Dumber Will This Get?
Whoever replaced HNBadges with a random IP Address thing, wow
"better state of affairs for the world" would be hard to argue one way or the other, so I doubt you will need to eat your words.

any significant achievements of the previous administration in bringing about a "better state of affairs for the world"?
it's a 1st ammendment issue

in the sense in which the entire constitutional apparatus is falling appart

because citizen-president Trump is a power bully

but this was bound to happen. as we transition from orality to literacy to digital-literacy and beyond

consider why the laws are written down. consider the way language became computer languages. and then realize that what was written down must now grapple with the new technological paradigm of digital paper that writes on itself

it's like we have (re-)discovered paper and the very idea of writing down the law is a techno-social innovation sweeping the land
I mean, he did pay people directly for voting in the last round of primaries and he's doing it again for that judge election in Wisconsin, and all his money is Tesla shares so.. yes, he's already doing it.
I am specifically talking about DALL-E or Stable Diffusion, your link describes something very different. The point was the "Google Images" analogy, which applies to 99.999% of AI art but this is an exception.
Is there even an American domestic GPU manufacturer? I can't imagine it's an easy, or quick thing, to build out a factory capable of churning out 5090s, so the best bet would be someone capable of expanding quickly.
It's been a few years since I retired and gave up my clearances, but AFAIK FOUO should not be posted to the Internet.
Interesting view of Taiwan. What is the Taiwanese view of China. Do a lot not mind migrating to China or do they hate China, and want to be independent?
Looks wonderful
Pentagon to Remove Enola Gay
Same. I’ve had a career that has gone from working on Novell > Windows > Cisco > Linux > VMWare > AWS > Kubernetes > Terraform > … whatever’s next.

Moving out’s the way to move up.
Flutter is fine when everything is compiled, but shader compilation is awful
iReal pro is the new real book
I'm curious, why do you only sell via agents and provide no rough pricing information online?

I suspect that there are other people like me out there. Forcing me to talk to an agent to just get an idea of the price, even if I'm willing to pay a fair amount, is an automatic pass. A buy now button though, I'd be willing to do that and then discuss anything else.
Apologies for the mistake. I'm running a Signal fork called Molly[0]; the feature I mentioned seems to be unique to that fork, based on a search of the code.

However, it shows that the data is being provided to the client by the server, in some way. This is a guess, but it may be because sending clients have to encrypt with a key for each device.

Here's the code:

https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android/blob/26403ab1806a...

https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android/blob/26403ab1806a...

[0] https://molly.im/

[0] https://github.com/mollyim/mollyim-android
Take this on-call rotation and shove it (scottsmitelli.com) | 180 points by mirawelner 1 day ago | 143 comments https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43498213
That would be wasteful - Signal is open source, works well, and has been audited more thoroughly than any proprietary alternative would ever be.
But trump was prosecuted. He was found guilty.

It's just that in the meantime the rule of law in the US died and he was elected again.

If there are elections in 2028 and MAGA loses he's toast. Big if.
When do we get to use this technology to ban CEOs?
Even by Indian standards, it’s #11 by GDP per capita among 27 Indian states. I guess top third is not bad, but not exceptional either.
Ah so

authentic = stupid

manipulative = smart
I'm mid-30s and think about this all the time. I went from psych -> economics and after being exposed to SAS/Stata decided to go into data analysis and then engineering. SWE looked like the picture of success at the time. I think about tail risk a lot and have been saving diligently for security and hopes of reclaiming my time from work.
Trump was prosecuted.
And this feels good to some people? I don't get it. Normally I feel bad when people get hurt.
Even if it is mainly about NAT, how else would you do NAT traversal?
The judges may or may not have the same take on that matter as the legislature.
LIRR is fast, quiet, pleasant. It drops you off at pen station in midtown.
>Christianity in Kerala is much older than European Christianity.

Yes:

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Saint_Thomas_Christians

See the History section.
I just hate that the modern Pyrex measuring cup markings wear off in dishwashers. I have new Pyrex measuring cups that are unreadable after a couple years while 40 year old ones that look brand new.
Don’t take a $10 ride that should cost $50. You’re screwing the driver.
I don't think so. That said, the 5090 is a 4nm chip and TSMC Arizona is currently manufacturing other 4nm designs at scale.
>Twitter could get more users, sell advertising and make money probably

How'd that work out in the past with the previous owners?
From a quick search I cannot find any examples of tariffs applied as a tax on a specific company's profits.

They are commonly applied as a surcharge (charge on top of the business or consumer price of a good) on specific goods, which is exactly how VAT works across the EU.

Tariffs can be applied in other ways too, such as a surtax (tax on top of another tax). But I don't think tax on profits is common, as that would give the foreign company too much leeway to fudge the numbers.
Novel technique can unmask up to 70% of crooks hiding behind VPNs, proxies, Tor
Does a picture of a tiger or a tiger (to follow your sleight of hand) on a hard drive then count as a thought?
As much as I appreciate the spirit of your comment I don't think you're being entirely fair here. Professional journalists had the ground disappear beneath their feet with no obvious exit strategy. It was even worse for photographers. Sure some managed to tread water for a while by switching to digital workflows but demand for the trade evaporated. I mean, just in our local area something like 200 small businesses went bankrupt over the course of a decade and a half. Before digital you couldn't drive 5 miles in any direction from any point without passing a photography studio, film processing joint, or both. Now to the extend folks even get prints made there are self-serve kiosks in Walgreens. When the music stopped there weren't a whole lot of chairs left and being good with $50,000 worth of photography equipment doesn't really prepare one for any other career track.

Tech never had these kinds of issues because you could simply cross-train on the next related tech stack and keep working.
I would question your true interest in understanding when you use the words “this clown” and “all moronic”.

We tend not to use those words when we have an honest intent to understand someone else’s position.

You also have access to the internet so have the ability to find well written and thought out discussions of the other side when it comes to vaccines and Peter Mark’s opinions.

If all you do is consume media from your side of course the other side appears to make no sense.

If you want a good place to start you can look at the controversy of Mark’s overruling of FDA review teams to approve Elevidys which I would argue raises questions as to his judgement.
Record-breakingly bad opinions by employers is new.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tvCPjOxJClg
Yeah millions of people out of billions, I was talking in relative terms. Good to know that Debian could have a fighting chance in a world where everyone had zero marketing budget and there weren't any rich corporate backers that used anti-competitive practices.

Anyway in the world we both live in, if Google abandoned Android then most people would instantly switch to a megacorp fork of Android with that megacorp's own proprietary APIs and services because people will follow the proprietary things they care about like for eg fast & battery-efficient centralized notifications, an out-of-the-box app store with popular apps like Instagram, and tap to pay.

But I didn't have to explain this to you, you already know this. You know this because "millions of people" is derived from you knowing that the peak Linux desktop marketshare is like 4% out of billions of people. You know this because you said users are "worrying about losing access to those [proprietary, spying] APIs" which is why megacorps who provide these proprietary spying APIs will actually win over users. You know this because you know friends or family or colleagues who are aware of Debian and still don't choose it because they rely on some proprietary service or API that Debian's community developers have never given a rat's ass about.
I was thinking of a sparse array but any name will do. obj[~42] ?

One may have a bunch of key ranges each associated with a value or one may have a key that should be "rounded" to the nearest key or retreave the one below or above it.

It feels like something basic enough to have in a language and I found it oddly complicated to write myself. Comparing it with all values doesn't seem like a very good solution.

Not that I know many languages.
Without TURN, two clients that want to do streaming communication connect directly to each other, letting both ends know things like IP addresses, supported protocols, and other fingerprintable features. This was the norm for a long time - “I got your IP, I know where you live”
Does this work well for multi-user scenarios? I also wanted to as a side effect tag and label people, but not really used to the audio setting. Just found "Speaker Verification with xvector embeddings on Voxceleb" which seems interesting and useful.
Or, less gruesome, if you take a bus out of town.
Nice, covers at least some of the abstraction "problem".
by not having nat?

...only if ipv6 wasn't written by the very people profiting from NAT.
You rarely need to give a time zone when you schedule something with a physical location.
Travel with minimal electronics, buy everything here, sync data securely over the internet.

Should be the default when traveling to "sketchy" places.
Does experience always come with interesting stories?
Often when I meet senior software engineers, they will share some interesting bug/issue and how they solved it. Its always good to hear these and I always wonder, Do these stories show that they are actively learning?

Does it help to tell these incidents in interview to gain confidence from the interviewer?
There's a cusp between them, birth years '78 to '82. We're the Xennials, also dubbed the Oregon Trail micro-generation. We're the ones who grew up playing that on the Apple IIs in the school computer labs, and the other hallmarks of that tech era like typing in programs from magazines, and then eventually we formed the BBS scene before the internet.

We have the best of both ways regarding technology. We use it and we're comfortable with it and can pivot careers with it, but we also remember a time before computers and so we're not chronically attached to and dependent on tech. We have the detached cynicism of Gen X, but it's tempered with the worldly connectedness of the millennials.
I have the same “unnecessary-ness” variant.

I have a misophonia response to dripping faucets but only if they can be adjusted and turned off. When I spent the night somewhere with a broken faucet, the pain disappeared once I realized it couldn't be fixed.

Ive been turning that over in my mind for years, trying to figure out how to apply the lesson to chewing.
You can generate short-lived and single-use credentials for users.
Plain – a web framework for building products with Python
It's not surprising as James Dolan is a pretty notorious asshole.
Bugzilla: Issue tracker for Firefox and other Mozilla products
This absolutely has not been my experience. I'm on the cusp of Gen X, but I had to turn away requests to interview after I added #OpenToWork on LinkedIn. I ended up with four full loops in a single week, and a hard choice between three offers. I definitely shook my network to get internal referrals, but once recruiting knows you are a real person, most companies move quick.

Submitting resumes without a referral is useless, you gotta work your network.
I really wish for this theory to be tested TBH. Martial law in US would be a great thing. US economy tanks, rest of the world like Europe is forced to pick up the slack, the world gets a refresh on what conservative "small government" brainrot does to countries.
Luckily I use my phone for most tasks and can avoid my two remaining windows machines unless necessary.

Also I doubt it's just me but every other day when Windows forces an update "restart and update/shutdown and update", upon restarting I am again prompted by Microsofts dark patterns for all the telemetry, defaulted to ON (location, biometrics, etc).

Literally every second update windows wants to re ask me and I have to either select "skip for 3 days" (comical) or walk through each step and toggle each one off...

Unfortunately Microsoft no longer innovates and can only continue to try to data mine but they are fighting a losing battle.

At this point revenge may be best to just use a cracked windows install on a VM using a dummy email. You want telemetry, have at it ;)
> I am specifically talking about DALL-E or Stable Diffusion, your link describes something very different.

No, it doesn't. It describes artwork done on Invokeai, one of the popular hosted web frontends for Stable Diffusion (and some similar models), with a process very much like what many AI art hobbyists use (whether with hosted frontends or locally-hostable ones like A1111, Forge, ComfyUI, or Fooocus.)
But if you're a soldier of the Klingon Empire, you might.
Which is precisely why there won't be 2026 and 2028 elections. I dunno why people are pretending this is just 4 years of Trump. He tried to overthrow the results before, and this time around, he has support of all 3 branches and players like Elon Musk.

US is going to do the same thing Russia did with Putin.

If we end up having elections, its actually gonna be worse of long term, because despite tanking economy, most people aren't going to suffer that much, which means the pattern of Dems inheriting a shit economy, everything getting blamed on them again like with Biden, and then a smarter Republican comes along and its a repeat again in 2032.
Not sure if you’re being ironic, but I use an iPhone too (and as such “own property in the gated community”), and I very much do want iMessage force-opened to the public if that’s what it takes to get Apple to make it interoperable.

Compared to a decade ago or two, there are too many silos in communication these days as it is.
Im pretty sure Canada isn’t treating it like a joke
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No, in general you cannot copyright them:

https://www.reuters.com/legal/ai-created-images-lose-us-copy...

https://www.reuters.com/legal/litigation/us-copyright-office...

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/us-appeals-court-rejects-co...

See the other reply for a half-counterexample, but the major difference is the specific software is more like generative PhotoShop, and the final image involved a lot of manual human work. Simply tweaking a prompt is not enough - again you can get copyright for curation, just not the images."

Of course AI can't be credited with copyright - neither can a random-character generator, even if it monkeys its way into a masterpiece. You need legal standing to sue or be sued in order to hold copyright.
Note that this is a civil suit, so the concept of a “threshold of legally punishable harm” doesn’t apply. There’s no “punishment,” and the plaintiff doesn’t need to meet the high standards (proof beyond a reasonable doubt, etc.) for imposing a punishment.

Under Delaware law, there’s two standards for evaluating this kind of claim. When there is no conflict of interest, the court applies the “business judgment rule,” which is similar to what you seem to be thinking—it gives corporate officers wide latitude.

But when there is a conflict of interest, the court applies the “entire fairness” standard, which requires both fair dealing and a fair price. And a fair price means what it sounds like—it’s what an objective businessman would consider a fair price under the circumstances. It doesn’t need to be the best price, but it must be within the range of fair. And to establish a fair price, the court relies on evidence from financial valuation experts. It’s a rigorous standard that’s hard to meet.
I enjoyed reading your post on Startup News. ;)

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hacker_News#History
My guess is that 30k LOC is the 1st party code, and there’s probably a bunch of 3rd party dependencies that are also compiled as part of that. But maybe I’m wrong
> * Your TURN server should provide APIs that allow you to verify that allocations/permissions are only created for your users.

coturn provides these APIs, they're not covered in the writeup, though

> * Use an auth mechanism that has an expiry time. Like [0]

This is how the credentials server in the write up works
Every social media platform is, to some degree, an echo chamber. See Bluesky or Mastodon.
You joke, I get pretty frequent requests from customers to validate that a product is compatible with Microsoft Windows Server 2003. That's basically the server version of XP
Great for you. I asked my network and got one phone-screen interview in the last six months, with the interviewer not particularly interested.
If there's no government for the 1st Amendment to protect from, then there's no 1st Amendment.
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43079023

> This project uses an array of ESP32s and some clever calibration techniques to do pretty accurate localisation of WiFi signals.
This is just talking about how technology has consolidated industries that were before not consolidated: journalism, photography, etc. This same issue affects Gen Y, Z, A. I guess GenX had a career in those things because they existed when GenX was at working age. Gen Y, Z, A never had the opportunity to be a journalist, photographer in the same way GenX did in their youth or the Boomers or Tweeters had.

FWIW, I'm GenX and we all saw this coming in the 90s. I'm lucky enough to happen to have interest in tech, so I'm still alive, career wise. It was ugly for non-tech people even in the mid 90s. Hopefully on-shoring will be a thing again soon. Globalization + Tech really kicked the shit out of the US workforce.

Good luck everyone.
Nudges and Nudging: A User's Manual
(Some) SOTA LLMs Outperform Humans on Emoji Puzzles
This isn't really true from my experience. Windows 10 will update the BIOS of the computer without your consent. This can result in the BIOS getting reconfigured in such a way that the system no longer boots unless you happen to know how to reconfigure it
I don't understand your ridiculous pedantry! I am talking about DALL-E and Stable Diffusion. I am not talking about other front ends to these services, nor did I dispute that your example deserved copyright protection. Invoke is very very different from plain text-to-image generation, WHICH IS WHAT I WAS TALKING ABOUT.

I think it's best if I log off and ignore your replies.
It does, thanks! I know what I like, but at the same time I know very little about the Japanese selvedge denim scene. I'm fascinated by how Japan successfully copies and, in many ways improves upon, American designs. The paradigm I'm most familiar with is Japanese Fender electric guitar copies.
There's nothing intellectual about this, it just sucks.
Huh? I think you've reached a reduction ad absurdium that would suggest quietism as the best policy, you claim:

protests aren't meaningful unless they get results
but protests also have to start somewhere
but these starts have no results
so better not to start

Do you really expect a singular protest which will change the world order over night? It might give us some personal satisfaction to claim others are ineffective and weak, but in the annals of history, that amounts to even less than a sign bearing march. If you really want to make an impact put forward some positive prescriptions, like the strikes you mentioned, I agree that actual strikes would be a good step. I hope you are actively sharing these recommendations to people who can organize and not just putting forward diffuse ineffectual critique to strangers on hacker news
Yes. For 10 years now, we’ve been hearing how hysterical the predictions about Trump’s actions are. And then he does them. And goal posts are moved, frogs are boiled, whatever analogy you prefer. Dude’s, right now, disappearing people against court orders to forced labor camps in other countries with no due process. He’s talking about taking over Canada and Greenland. What makes you think this is unrealistic? Why do you believe what you believe?
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I remade an old popcap puzzle game from assets alone using SDL and SDL_mixer. The levels were the hardest part to understand as they weren't stored as plaintext, I used ghidra and x32dbg to finally decipher them. New features include key remapping and controller support.