skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Despite the open source label it apparently only targets closed source software, which is a shame. With improved system level drivers, Chinese factories will surely mass produce them cheaply, and we can all use them for Blender. Cool project from an electronics perspective. PCB @ https://github.com/spoter368/os3m-hardware/tree/master/PCB

Good overview of projects in this space (11 months old) @ https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2xAk-wegS9o

my2c: Grabbed one of the commercial 6DoFs after seeing a consulting ME work its magic but none of my mechanical engineers took to it. Gave it an architect, who also didn't take to it. I picked it up and appreciated it but recall the default translation speeds to have been irritatingly constrained relative to mouse scroll wheels. I think if you're getting in to 3D work, it's good to pick up 6DoF because it will save you a lot of motion over a career. But for those already down the rabbit hole the difficulties learning a new muscle memory are apparently often too high.
I think in the case of something like healthcare, which can be literally life and death, these are not entirely separate. Many cheered LM's actions because they or someone they knew had been hurt by the healthcare insurance industry in the US, which again goes back to those feelings of pain, desperation and lack of control that they feel.

I do agree that the trend for the more average person to be okay with or even advocate for violence as a solution is disturbing. But a massive part of why it's disturbing is that it's a symptom. There are always fringe groups who resort to it as their primary approach, but when your regular person starts looking at violence as the way to solve things, there's some kind of broader sickness happening - a large scale societal malaise.

My great grandmother used to compare war, revolution, mass civil unrest and other such breakouts of violence as a fever for the body that is humanity; She'd lived through far too many of these fevers. They're rarely idiopathic, and while they might help fight off the current sickness, they also often killed. And even if you survive a fever, it's never a particularly pleasant experience.
I care enough to reply to your post. What do you know about putting effort into anything? Just because you're allowed to judge a piece of content, doesn't mean that you can judge how much effort a person puts on something. Would love to know how much effort you put on your work
My team has been building a greenfield SaaS app for the past ~9 months and when we started, we went all in on Zod and so far the experience has been pretty fantastic. Zod is very intuitive to use and being able to generate typescript types off the schemas is very useful. Though with that said if you're already using Yup or Joi I don't recommend switching as there's just not enough of a reason to switch over.
People should be more alarmed, the bar does not expel the lawyers at those firms from the profession. They must be breaking every misconduct rule.

"The ABA rejects efforts to undermine the courts and the legal profession" - https://www.americanbar.org/news/abanews/aba-news-archives/2...

Rule 8.4: Misconduct: https://www.americanbar.org/groups/professional_responsibili...
There's basically a difference in philosophy. GPU chips have a bunch of cores, each of which is semi-capable, whereas TPU chips have (effectively) one enormous core.

So GPUs have ~120 small systolic arrays, one per SM (aka, a tensorcore), plus passable off-chip bandwidth (aka 16 lines of PCI).

Where has TPUs have one honking big systolic array, plus large amounts of off-chip bandwidth.

This roughly translates to GPUs being better if you're doing a bunch of different small-ish things in parallel, but TPUs are better if you're doing lots of large matrix multiplies.
It's already here by the time you wrote - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43668292.
Meta seemingly has different AI divisions, and I feel like the cool research doesn't usually come from their GenAI department.
And yet he still won
I've really enjoyed typebox. Any reason to check out zod v4?
I highly recommend watching Haviv Rettig Gur's talk about the differences between the Jews of the diaspora (he's mostly talking about the US), and Israeli Jews. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yKoUC0m1U9E)

To sum up a long and fascinating lecture, he makes the case that the Jews of the US diaspora are the few Jews who managed to find a country that actually took them in and treated them as equals, which is almost a complete aberration.

Whereas Israeli Jews are largely the descendants of the survivors of the Holocaust- those Jews who learned the hard way that much of the world wanted to kill them, and that they couldn't trust any country to take them in.

Israel's population was largely made up, in terms of numbers, of people either fleeing the Holocaust, or Holocaust survivors who were displaced persons and literally had no other place to go - no country wanted them.
I was thinking about this yesterday and how stupid a comment it was to make.
He also offers 20EUR/hr eMacs coaching. For those jumping in or graduating to a new level.

https://protesilaos.com/coach/
That's why you should check my website, you'd be better informed ;)
This would be like saying the gun rights activists are only doing what the NRA tells them. Does the NRA have employees in the same numbers as the entire pharmaceutical+ industry? In your hypothetical though, in those numbers, it would be weird to think all the donors were paid intermediaries for the lobbyists and CEOs. I have trouble believing that the people invested in the industry and supporting sanders were paid intermediaries as well. That is fairly conspiratorial barring evidence otherwise.
I assume Google Distributed Cloud is part of the larger Cloud org so they get the revenue either way. The on-prem version may even cost more.
I use the em-dash and en-dash pretty often—as many academically-styled human authors do—and sometimes I worry my writing style makes my content seem like LLM output. I tend to use it more when I've been using a lot of parenthesis for lists or elaboration (eg. & ie.).

I've found the most telling sign isn't just the presence of the em-dash, but the fact that the em-dash is used for everything, regardless of wether a parentheses, comma, or semi-colon was more appropriate.

Often the em-dash is used "incorrectly" such as the example above where there is a single space on either side of the em-dash and sometimes it is used in place of the en-dash for number ranges too. I regularly have to fight things like ChatGPT to use other "advanced" punctuation in place of the em-dash.

Also line breaks, LLMs love markdown line breaks for some ungodly reason.

That's my pointless pontification for the day. :)
It’s the looting of America while they use the same old racial ideologies so their supporters don’t break rank even under abuse.
To understand this, I think you have to neither overestimate or underestimate Trump and Musk.

Both Trump and Musk seem be to essentially ideologues, visionary tough-talkers, who have actually succeed (or appeared to succeed) to various endeavors through having underling who work to shape their bluffs into coherent plans. This works well for various as long as the delicate balance of competent handlers and loud-mouthed visionaries is maintained.

The problem is the process of Trump winning, losing and then winning again all him to craft an organization and legal framework to put forth he vision uncorrected, unbalanced and lacking all guardrails.

And that's where we are.
Yes, the weekend is Saturday and Sunday in the United States. I guess you could consider it like "bookends", for us it's the start and end of the week.
I'm not German and have only made a couple of short visits to Germany, so I have no basis on which to judge your statement that Germans don't have a digital mindset.

But if that is indeed true, I find it equally interesting the Germany has been an important center for the development of electronic music. Berlin in particular is "arguably the world capital of underground electronic music" (https://www.nytimes.com/2018/06/21/arts/music/women-djs-berl...)
They will not be missed. Good riddance, I would say!
I mean if you live in a city like Paris, then yeah I'd say that's legitimate. I see nothing wrong with making such dense urban centers car-free other than what's necessary like deliveries or ambulances and such, but for the former these days you've got tiny electric trucks that even fit on bike paths without causing a ruckus, usually you'll see those grocery delivery services use them.

Yes, people outside of urban cities like that (which, basically by definition means the majority of people in the country) still need cars to get around most likely, but at least we can ensure that inside the cities themselves, there are good alternatives for people to get around that benefits every single person who finds themselves in the city not inside a car, which will be the overwhelming majority of people.

I live in Utrecht in the Netherlands, and the single best thing the gov't did a few years ago is rip out the highway that was in the city center and instead turned it back into a canal surrounded by parks [1]. Literally nobody who has ever been to Utrecht would argue we were better off with the highway.

[1] https://bicycledutch.wordpress.com/2020/09/16/utrecht-correc...
UK takes control of British Steel under emergency powers
Like all punctuation: it's a choice.

One that has made it's way into LLMs because they've injested a lot of actual books that were professionally type-set.

Humans typing online don't tend to use em-dash; LLMs often make the choice to do so.

That makes it a very strong signal.
The population driving into Manhattan is not poor. It's a consumption tax, not a poor tax.
> Zod v3.0 was released in May 2021...

v3 didn't last four years. Can we expect much different from v4?

If you're migrating your zod 3 code, I'd migrate to something more stable and long-lived than v4 is likely to be -- unless you want to be going through it all again in a few years (and yet again a few years after that, etc).

I don't blame the maintainers (I assume they don't have a fat support and maintenance contract)

But developers need to go in with their eyes open when it comes to adopting these throw-away libraries and frameworks.
You can substitute anything like “banana” or “parrot” for that and ask the same question.

Change of roles is a twist I didn’t suggest, it’s not related to my argument. I was talking about an engineering role. I’m not seeing an analogy with what you’re suggesting. Even less so does your suggested “immediately” resonate with me. Such transitions are rarely is immediate. Growth on an alternative career path is a different story.

The problem that I see here is that we’re not given that choice you’re considering. Take for example the recent Shopify pivot. It is now expected by the management because they believe the exaggerated hype, especially motivated during the ongoing financing crunch - in many places. So it’s not a lawnmower we’re talking about here but an oracle one would need to be capable of challenging.
What meme? The article you linked talks about tire wear. Not road wear. I didn't even touch on tire wear. Road wear is well studied. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fourth_power_law

I really can't place your comment, you simply start talking about something completely unrelated to what I was talking about.
I guess the comparison here is mainly for fun and food for thought, but I think the answer is that it depends on your use case. If there's a system that you are enthusiastic about and want to be able to develop code for, then that is probably what you should pick.
Power transistors can be had that can switch up to maybe 3000V at the most. But maybe 1200-1500V is more common.

You can stack power transistors to switch higher voltages on the primary side. On the secondary side you just need an H-bridge. Which can be made up of transistors in parallel.

We've had high power high voltage transistors for about 40 years now. A lot of this isn't technical but rather economic. As the price falls the applications where they are cheaper increases. It's notable for instance Toyota started work on their hybrid drive in the mid nineties when inverters for 10-100 HP motors became cheap enough.
It's a shame that riders of bikes and scooters in your city feel so unsafe riding on the road, that they are forced onto the sidewalks. Blame dangerous drivers and the lack of protected bike lanes though, not your neighbors who are just trying to arrive at their destinations alive.

Pedestrian collisions with bikes versus collisions with automobiles are utterly incomparable both in number and severity. If that cyclist had been driving a car, you would probably need to find a new nanny!
How is it very obviously? Because the correct grammar? What if OP is not native English speaker and let AI proofread it?
Llama 4 felt more like a Mistral release. SoTAish but using fewer resources.
... and a fully working SDR implementation of the LTE phone standard.

The dude can wrap his head around literally anything. Him and Torvalds are truly exceptionally capable people.
My thought exactly. I would bet good money on it. The administration that's making a big show of "cutting spending" is also raising the budget deficit by trillions.
How does it compare to org-roam?
Seems like colab and web-serving is the main diff?
How can somebody even entertain the idea is able the hold the concept of Chess, much less 4D, while at the same time being aware he nominated Matt Gaetz for Attorney General...Let that sink in for a while...

"In 2020, Gaetz was accused of child sex trafficking and statutory rape. After an investigation, the United States Department of Justice (DOJ) decided not to charge him. In December 2024, the House Ethics Committee released a report which found evidence that Gaetz paid for sex—including with a 17-year-old—and abused illegal drugs during his tenure in the U.S. House of Representatives."
> I wondered if you were working to assure there is only one solution; from today's puzzle I see not, since I found "another."

In a perfect world there would be just one solution per puzzle, agreed. But the pool of possible puzzles would be so much smaller.

> It would be great to be able to start over.

Agreed, I think I'll add a "reset" feature that puts all of the tiles back in their starting positions (and allows replay if the puzzle is already solved).

> It would be great to keep track of how many distinct solutions you have found. / It would be great to know how many solutions there are.

Something like "you've found X of Y possible solutions", perhaps? Not a bad idea.
This is probably the most corrupt, pay to play government in the history of the US. Merit has no place here.
A fair number of unions, yeah. Which also means some of the tricks for keeping the types small don’t work —- ie taking advantage of interface reuse.
Completely agree no 4D chess here. Just a guy that wants to keep the attention on him, one day is kissing Russia's ass, the next day when "peace" is failing, it's tariffs, etc etc no strategy at all, just a show to stay on first page day after day.
I'm seeing that most of you guys like to rant. This is just a place to review chatbots and customer support. The purpose is trying to improve CS itself and the UX of some websites we tend to use nowadays. Don't you get sick of trying to use chatbots that don't work? Are you not fed up of calling calling CS hotlines and spending loads of money on it?
Insiders already bought call before market close on the previous day.
We know since nearly 2000 years that lead is poison and we still use it in things that come in contact with people.
Wait, do you also think Biden won because of voter fraud?
Please mention the on-site location.
> The person you replied to derailed the conversation by misconstruing an analogy.

Curious why you say this. They seem to have made the copyright infringement analogous to theft and I addressed that directly in the comment.
> This article is from yesterday.

The accusation that Palestinian voices were suppressed by social media companies has been being made for years. It's not a new revelation.

> or the Israeli government

Israel is the originator of the requests, not the one who is being accused of improperly complying (Meta), so why would they help or respond at all?

> it's possible that some of the material is things that cannot be publicized

Even the kinds of images you describe can be shown censored, in order to show the content being present without revealing sensitive material.
Self driving cars will make it much more viable to use cars for last mile on either side of a public transport trip.
It sounds a bit like shifting the Overton Window to manufacture consent. I'm sure some people probably tried to do it.
The French Revolution didn’t go “straight to guillotines”, not even close.
Ask HN: What is the best AI model that have cheap API pricing?
deepseek, openai, Anthropic, Mistral AI... i'm confused, the goal is to compare two job posts and extract bullet points from each one
Are they bad for human health compared to other ways of living like rural or suburbs? iirc rural people get the least amount of exercise because you just sit inside all day.
Right about here[1] the hand motions of both characters have the same misapplied smoothing. Ignore the clipping through the table, watch the character tap the side of his head, it's got the same weird slow-down before touching the temple. Same for most of the other motions, they don't accelerate correctly.

[1] https://youtu.be/tEed88squbc?si=9IAjNHxWjQ44KoPT&t=350
But I already have your interest, at least enough to have your comment
Ask HN: What do you personally pay for privacy?
I've been thinking about this heavily lately and it's been killing me because on one hand I see a side of the internet like r/privacy, which both snubs their nose at any advertising and data collecting while also shunning paid E2EE applications. Then on another side, I see people constantly ask for things like E2EE versions of Discord, which obvious won't be feasible until something like MLS is scalable, but I just can't wrap my head around where the middle ground is for users who both desire privacy, and know that that it costs money to develop software that people want to use. It feels like a lot of people on r/privacy want to have their cake and eat it too, and I'm curious what this community things about privacy as a business model. I refuse to believe statements on that sub like "What's wrong with Signal" should be the end of the discussion because there's a whole realm of applications the could benefit from E2EE and decentralization that aren't just generic messengers for 1:1 and small groups.
A pull request in my workplace is an actual feature/enhancement/bug-fix. That many PRs means I shipped that many features or enhancements.

I suppose you don't know what a PR is because you likely still work in an environment without modern version control, probably just now migrating your rants from vim vs emacs to crapping on vibe coding.

In my experience, AI today is an intelligence multiplier. A lot of folks just need to look back at the zero they keep multiplying and getting zero back to understand why they don't get the hype.
I've heard the same thing, because there's a lot of jobs out in suburban industrial parks and etc. (Some local transit agencies have tried to solve this, but the situation still isn't good.)
There's a monthly Norwich Amiga Group meeting not too far from where I live - there's usually around 20 people there with various machines, and occasional 2- or 4-player game tournaments!
Everybody responds to incentives. Not everyone is competent. And, the higher you go the less accountability there seems to be.
You're missing the meaning where the display uses the symbols we call digits (rather than hands). I don;t think most people would call an electronic watch "digital" if the display was hands, even if the "hands" are actually an lcd display.
Chrome preps fix for browser history spying
This is absolutely incredible. I'm actually blown away by how good this looks and the technical challenges of making this happen. Fantastic work.
That is a fantastic read. I usually end up stumbling upon and rereading it once a year
Microsoft just can't name anything well.
> While over-all better alternatives to both languages exist, none of them are in a place to replace *HLSL* or *GLSL*. Either because they are vendor locked, or because they don't support the traditional graphics pipeline. Examples of this include *CUDA* and *OpenCL*.

Are CUDA and OpenCL really "better alternatives" to HLSL and GLSL?

CUDA and OpenCL are compute languages; HLSL and GLSL and shader languages. And while one can theoretically do compute in a shader (and we used to!) or shaders in a compute language, I think it's dishonest to claim that CUDA is intended as an updated alternative to GLSL. It's simply apples and oranges.
That’s a terrible argument. Palestinians have fled. Nakba happened. Refugees increased. So did the population go down? yes. The population shifted to safer places. And then they are getting bombed there too.
Dioxus is wayyy more fleshed out tbh. And with https://freyaui.dev/ it's super easy.
I still feel like Roam Research did it best. Conor was truly a pioneer in the digital note taking field. I still miss the times when all of it was new, it was so exciting and everything felt revolutionary. A lot of Roam users are still using it even though the pricing hasn't changed a bit and neither has the design, but I don't think there's anything better even now. Zettelkasten is severely underrated and misunderstood. Notion and Evernote are disgusting, and PARA is a nonsensical grift. If you need more context regarding that, I recommend reading Conor's Twitter threads and watching interviews and livestreams featuring him.
> Jewish people were unsafe because of antisemites and antisemitism, not because they lacked an ethnostate.

1. Unfortunately, antisemitism is alive and well.

2. It is an unfortunate reality that Jews in particular have been persecuted throughout history. But I think it's true that most people want a state of their own, to protect them and to live in the way that they want to live. This is the source of most modern countries/states - some ethnicity with on some specific land deciding to turn it into their state.

The only reason Jews were different was because they were ethnically cleansed by the Roman empire from their own land, and dispersed across the entire Jewish diaspora. This made their situation worse than most ethnicities, made them even more in need of a land to call their own.

> The diaspora also deserves safety, with or without an Israel.

Of course. Everyone deserves safety. I wish everyone got what they deserved.

But we don't get rid of the police force because "no one deserves to be murdered". The world doesn't run just on what people deserves.
The bot detection takes 5 whole seconds to solve on my phone, wow.
> Then they'll make them "cloud-enabled" and they will be hacked.

It's worse:

https://arstechnica.com/security/2025/01/could-hackers-use-n...