skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd be hard pressed to find a lefty college board of directors, or CEO.

I'd believe govt agency staffers, since conservatives by and large want to destroy those agencies and not work there.

The military is a weird place and contains multitudes
I believe it's from the vantage of a hypothetical hiring manager.
Because people think /pol/ is 4chan, and it's easier to think that and what others say about something than to invest time into looking into something they were uninterested in looking into to begin with
Right now, Meshtastic's core comms protocol is based on flood messaging - no significant smart routing, although the Devs have recently introduced some route discovery features on private channels, but not in the public one.

MeshCore started out with the concept of static router nodes as well as clients, so it performs better if there is a router nearby to use, otherwise it falls back to flooding.
Yes, only cheap black and white laser printer, nothing fancy.
As someone both extremely left and extremely anti-IP, it's been ... Interesting for sure. But a lot of the "pro-IP" positions I've seen are more about the ability for artists to continue earning living wages, or about the sheer level of control we're giving to tech companies, than about IP itself. In other words, they're pro-IP positions only because it aligns with the other things they actually care about.

(This obviously doesn't cover every single person -- some are just legitimately pro-IP.)
Show HN: Zero Touch Edge-AI-as-a-Service Offer
The biggest impediment is the misallocation of capital and the lack of regulations controlling corporations.
Think of 4.5 as being the lacklustre major upgrade to a software package, pick one maybe Photoshop or whatever. The 4.0 version is still available and most people are continuing to use it, then suddenly 4.0 gets a small upgrade which makes it considerably better and the vendor starts talking about how the real future is in 5.0.

I wish OpenAI had invented this but it’s not that uncommon.
What other kind of platforms does Charismaapp work with?
I think this was true at one point but not for the past 5-10 years. Based off of using the site I feel like now a lot of things start on other sites (particularly smaller accounts on twitter), get aggregated and popularized on 4chan, and then get picked up on other sites (often regurgitated back to twitter). Knowyourmeme shows this for a lot of things that people typically attribute as original to 4chan. There was definitely a time when a ton of stuff originated on 4chan but these days everything is so interconnected with the same people posting on twitter, reddit, and 4chan that I think 4chan gets a lot of unearned credit
I've represented JSX/the component hierarchy as JSON for CMS composition of React components. If you think of props as CMS inputs and children as nesting components then all the CMS/backend has to do is return the JSON representation and the frontend only needs to loop over it with React.createElement().
Vanishing fish, shrinking catches: overfishing is undermining coastal fisheries
Ice cream usually works for actual toddlers. (Didn't read the article yet.)
>>> We’ve seen so many reports of celebrity scientists committing fraud at our most elite institutions

Can you define "many"? 100k reports? 10k reports? 1k reports? 150 reports? 15 reports? What's the incidence? What's the rate compared to the public and private sectors? What's the rate for defense contractors? Are we talking social sciences, hard sciences, health sciences? What's the field?

"many" is just intellectually lazy here. The reality is you read a few stories in the media and now have written off the entire model of research funding.

Failures (ethical or otherwise) are an everyday occurrence at scale, and the US research and funding model is at a scale unparalleled in the world.
It's quite hard to give bones and joints cancer. Cancer prefers dividing cells.
And, for the record, Netherlands is a member of the EU Common Security and Defence Policy, which would mean that would be an act of war against the EU as a whole.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Common_Security_and_Defence_Po...
adversarial noise [transferability] for image classification used to be very easy (no idea now, not been in the space for half a decade).

the [transferability] rates just drop off significantly for audio (always felt it was a similar vibe to RNN ‘vanishing gradients’)

edit — specifically mention transferability
About a month or so ago now in the alphas.
This is about AI, not people.
Does my cell plan cover roaming on the moon?
How would the integration with other dating apps work?
If the AI scrapers respected the robots.txt file then this wouldn't be an issue. A company is allowed to set the terms of service for their service and take action if other companies are abusing that.
Where does government subsidized loans to banks (eg Fed, Fannie, Freddie) sit in your list? The government is a monetary sovereign - it cannot run out of dollars to use. The actual constraint is that creating too much new money creates too much price inflation. But for the past decades most monetary inflation has been flowing into the financial sector and bidding up the asset bubbles, with the "fiscal responsibility" political narrative merely being a dishonest cover to keep that gravy train flowing.
Just for shits and giggles, I wonder if a protocol similar to HLS, where each peer is assigned a segment to transcode / cache, would work for best cases. If a peer drops, that segment is assigned to another peer. Or if there are, say, 5 peers, double up on the next segment to increase odds it will be done.

Just a mental curiosity is all.
It was originally a private archive. The BBC acquired it in 1958 and then sold it the '80s. Getty Images acquired it in the '90s.

You can read more about it here:

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edward_George_Warris_Hulton
Oh wow, that's genuinely cool.
I agree. I really hope it doesn't get that bad, but there are still 3.5 years left...
Also, most of the people seem to have been posing for the shot, which means they would have been relatively still.
I've always thought that the social networks like X and BlueSky are sort of like the distributed consciousness of society. It is what society, as a whole / in aggregate, is currently thinking about and knowing its ebbs and flows and what it responds to are important if you want to have up to date AI.

So yeah, AI integrated with a popular social network is valuable.
Multidimensional Interfaces
what is difference what kind of data chunk it is? 0 difference. or for university educated - he introduced file as a helpful abstraction, so i work with that abstraction, if you say it is not good abstraction then tell him. calling ts file a file is absolutely correct in any sense of word. just to be thorough. in philosophical debate we are having in computer science. ( yes toxic sarcasm )

that one post is more to the topic of OP is asking for, than 90% of comments here.

again NEWS, movies, comedy, trumps tarrifs, are streamed digitally to bilions of people over dvb-t/c/s every day. if how are bits ordered/chunked is important for you that much, that this already working system is not good for you in that sense ? makes no sense.

or explain little more, one sentence explaining whole world is k12 like. or 42 for book readers.
Tell HN: Life Working as AI Data Trainer
I’ve been working as a Data Annotator since 9 months ago on several platforms. Mostly for Mathematics.

Why I started: This is the only job I can find since I moved to UK two years ago.

Pros: I’m making some decent money and saved a bit. At least I can work now.

And learning new maths again 10+ years after graduation is actually fun.

Cons: Instability. No work is guaranteed. One week you could work every hour you can work and the next week, nothing.

Bad actors. A lot of companies are just agencies getting projects from big tech and try to squeeze as much as possible. A lot of shady things happen. A project paying with decent pay ended and the same project came back with a quarter pay per hour. A few were practicing “pay-per-accepted-task” schemes, which is absolutely illegal in their country for not paying for hours worked. The funny thing is, they don’t do that in the US, but once it is outsourced, they think they can do anything.

Good companies that treats the worker fairly with respect are few and far, though they exist. As a general rule of thumb, if it is not possible for you to find your team leader for help, it is one big red flag. If your team leader is rude when you ask questions that are essential for your work, that’s another red flag.

How I feel about the future of the industry: As AI grows, so does the need of data trainers. We can’t build AI products for humans without human feedback. Human trainers are there to stay.

The landscape could be very different in several years though. There are lots of grifters in the AI industry now. As AI boom experiences slower growth, hopefully they will be gone.
Show HN: query BIG ASS CSVs quickly with SQL
Hi guys, I launched a new version of soarSQL that provides CSV support!

Essentially, soarSQL is an SQL editor that takes away all the tedious overhead from duckDB and provides you with a familiar interface that just works! Let me know what you think!
Obviously. But it still a pretty strict form of IP protection.
I know my employer wouldn’t be happy about me redirecting my $WORK email to a third party for the purposes of AI mining my email.

It isn’t just paranoia, but also security, compliance, etc… all of which is very high on my employer’s checklist.

So realistically this means that the main use case is probably going to be personal email accounts. So IMO, Notion’s goal should be trying to get people to move their personal accounts first. Then once people get used to the features, they can try to move companies over. Advertising corporate use cases (job offers, expense reports) just doesn’t make much sense to me.

This was also the Gmail playbook when they started too. In addition to dogfooding their own corporate email, Gmail at first was a replacement for personal Yahoo and Hotmail accounts. Then it became useful for companies after people got used to using Gmail for their personal accounts.
You are right, I have my Frenchies mixed up.
"Herr Hitler clearly said that he would only be sending criminals to the next round of concentration camps, editing that out seems shady."

The most-charitable explanation is that you are clueless about current events, and don't understand that the government is already committing crimes against innocent people and lying about it.

Otherwise:

> Never believe that anti-Semites are completely unaware of the absurdity of their replies. They know that their remarks are frivolous, open to challenge. But they are amusing themselves, for it is their adversary who is obliged to use words responsibly, since he believes in words. The anti-Semites have the right to play. They even like to play with discourse for, by giving ridiculous reasons, they discredit the seriousness of their interlocutors. They delight in acting in bad faith, since they seek not to persuade by sound argument but to intimidate and disconcert. If you press them too closely, they will abruptly fall silent, loftily indicating by some phrase that the time for argument is past.

-- Jean-Paul Sartre, 1946
Filtered HNSW search, fast mode
This has nothing to do with Trump beyond the fact that his plans could hasten how quickly this blows up. Bond rates were already going up before the election, the bond market was already nervous. Your indication that the world isn’t starting to have doubts isn’t born out by the bond market rates.

> And as this chart says, it's not all owned by "Chaina"

I never said that. China has been rolling US debt off of their books for a decade now and moving towards BRICS.

If we make this a partisan issue, which you appear to be, we won’t solve this problem. That would be a catastrophic mistake.
I like Benn Jordan because he’s clearly got a grasp on a functional understanding of machine learning, but that’s not his primary background. He comes from a music production background, so his focus is more practical and results-oriented.

It will be really interesting as this knowledge percolates into more and more fields, what domain experts do with it. I see ML as more of a bag of tricks that can be applied to many fields.
I wonder what is the cause and what is the effect? If Rationalism promises mind changing, I bet it attracts people obsessed with mind changing. Rationalism promises a chance to touch the eternal Truth, or at least to come closer to it, so naturally people who seeks such a truth will try to become rationalists.

This overall can easily lead to greater then average concentration of people susceptible to cults.

You see, I was engaged in lesswrong.com activites 10+ years ago, and I didn't become more "cultist". Probably even less. If I look at changes in me that happened due to me reading Yudkowski and talking with other people who read him, I'd say that these changes were coming in me in any case, the lesswrong stuff played its role and influenced the outcomes, but even before my lesswrong period I was:

1. Interested in arguments and how they work or do not work
2. All the time tried to dismantle laws, social norms, rules morale to find an answer "why do they exists and how they benefit the society", "how do they work?". Some of them I rejected as stupid and pointless.
3. I was interested in science overall and psychology in particular.

I learned a lot from that time of how arguments work and I was excited to see Yudkowski take on that. His approach doesn't work in reality, only with other rationalists, but I like it nevertheless.

OTOH, I need to say that Yudkowski by himself have a lot of traits of a leader of a cult. His texts are written like they are his own unique ideas. He refers sometimes to Socrates of some other person, but it doesn't help and his texts looks like he is a genius that invented a new philosophical system from ground up. I didn't know the history of philosophy enough to see how far from the truth the picture is. The bells begin to ring in my head when I get to the "Death Spirals" where Yudkowski talked about cults and why lesswrong is not a cult. It is highly suspicious as it is, but his arguments were not good enough to me, maybe because they were worse than usual or maybe because I was more critical than usual. "Death Spirals" failed to convince me that lesswrong is not a cult, on the contrary they made me to wonder "a cult or not a cult" all the time.

And this question led me to a search for information everywhere, not just lesswrong. And then I've found a new "sport": find Yudkoswki's ideas in writings of thinkers from XIX century or earlier. Had he conceived at least one truly original idea? This activity was much more fun for me than lesswrong and after that I had no chance whatsoever to become a part of a cult centered on Rationality.

The point I'm trying to make is Yudkowski's Rationality doesn't deliver its promises, people get not what was promised but what they had already. Rationality changes them somehow, but I believe that it is not the reason, just a trigger for changes that would come in any case.
I like the aesthetic of its usage in this case and find it makes the sentence read easier. It eliminates even temporary ambiguity about part-of-speech for the final two words. It stands in for a clarifying word like "become".

To the extent it's "incorrect", it's in that it generated this discussion at all.
I was more talking about the optimistic updates n caching as opposed the actual rendering. From my experience, the reason why most apps are slow is more so cuz of the former than the latter(like the spinner in ur notion)

When it comes to the actual rendering performance, it’s an electron app, so … whatever you make of that

Personally, I feel like often times electron apps are actually smoother than swift apps nowadays due to the way swift renders text(ie. the ChatGPT app was so laggy when it was released, unclear if they fixed it). Start up time is probably slightly slower than native too but not a hugeee issue for me.

Probably not as fast as superhuman. But I don’t want to pay $30 for a 10ms diff(might be more idk)
This is a direct response to what began as systematic abuse of the court system by left-wingers and is an attempt to restore the status quo. You can find probably the most prominent early example of this here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Four_Horsemen_(Supreme_Court)

Nearly a century ago, FDR was already threatening to pack the court if the justices didn't quit striking down his blatantly unconstitutional legislation. It continued steadily from there with the Warren court bench-legislating at a historic scale.

You are misrepresenting what the actual status quo is to make an attempt to restore it appear malicious or power-hungry.
Show HN: KlavisAI-Open Source MCP Clients on Slack/Discord AndHosted MCP Servers
Hi HN,
I'm excited to share Klavis AI, an open-source project and just released yesterday: https://github.com/Klavis-AI/klavis

Why we build Klavis AI:

While working with various AI models and external tools, we think MCPs are useful but you need to install and manage them manually. Also there is no tool for integrating them into team workflows on platforms like Slack and Discord.

What is it:

Klavis provides hosted, Open Source MCP clients on Slack/Discord and hosted various MCP servers. It consists of:

- MCP Clients (in the mcp_clients/ directory): We currently have clients for Slack and Discord bot.

- MCP Servers (in the mcp_servers/ directory): These are standalone MCP servers that wrap specific tools or capabilities, exposing them via a standardized MCP interface (specifically, Server-Sent Events).

For MCP servers, we have built:

- Klavis ReportGen (LLM + Web Search): This is a very cool one. Check out the report generated by the server with a simple query “generate a report about national parks in utah” https://www.klavis.ai/generated-reports/c150d577-ab66-45e4-9...

- YouTube video

- Document Conversion (via Pandoc)

- And we modified various servers to support SSE.

How to Try It Out:

- We have our hosted version in www.klavis.ai, which has a UI to directly configure MCP clients and servers.

- The github repo also has detailed instructions for local development and testing. The basic steps involve setting up a client (Discord or Slack) and running one or more MCP servers (like Report Generation). You can check the readme under mcp_clients and mcp_servers folder for details.

- For those of you who do not have much time, check out our launch video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9-QQAhrQWw8

This is an early release, and I'd appreciate feedback from the HN community:

- What other tool servers (MCP endpoints) or client platforms would be most valuable?

- Any thoughts on improving the developer experience for adding new servers/clients?

- Discord for feedback: https://discord.gg/P6fFgv2w

We'll be around to answer questions. Thanks for looking!
simple, political stances do not exist in a vacuum. the same position taken in different contexts can be both "right wing" and "left wing". it depends on who's interests are being served. in this particular case, the being anti-IP serves the ruling billionaire class and is therefore a right wing position.
OP probably is Peter Kirn himself.
That actually makes a lot of sense. What little you see of the emails they look completely different though - if ”I” sent them, you’d think they would be more similar.
Android phones will soon reboot themselves after sitting unused for 3 days
The old-guard republicans were neo-cons. They championed things like free trade and projecting soft power through international institutions that are antithetical to the modern right.

The fact that the US only has “two parties” obscures the fact that there are wings in those parties that don’t really govern in a meaningful way.

The nationalist/populist conservative wing (MAGA née Tea Party) hasn’t really been in power pre Trump.
This is very much like doing a Fourier Transform without using recursion and the butterflies to reduce the computation. It would be even closer to that if a "moving average" of the right length was used instead of an IIR low-pass filter. This is something I've considered superior for decades but it does take a lot more computation. I guess we're there now ;-)
Expedited Removal to where, exactly?
https://archive.ph/0V86l
The "validate and problem-solve together" approach doesn't work reliably with adults. For people who are single-mindedly out to get what they want, it's not the first time someone has tried this on them, and they've learned the counter. When they realize that validating their emotions is a priority for you, they'll insist that your validation is insincere unless you give them what they want.

"It's easy to say you care about my feelings, but since you aren't [giving me what I asked for], I see what you're really about."

"If you really cared you'd...."

"If you really understood you'd...."

Toddlers haven't learned the next step of the game.
Yes, the same way. It's all based on the extremely useful `https://github.com/pganalyze/libpg_query` project, which is where the "extracted the parser from Postgres" part comes in.

Supabase's LSP also uses tree-sitter for corrections and autocomplete, because one drawback of using the server's source is that pg_query only works on well-formed/executable SQL - when it detects a malformed query, it formulates an error and exits, since that's what you want in an SQL server. So for partially-correct syntax and fill-forward, tree-sitter covers the gaps.
It wasn't hard to find things no, but the narrative one often reads is that it's the mainstream consensus there to the universal opinion rather than a fringe opinion which exists and isn't banned from having.
Millions tune in for three-week live stream of Sweden's moose migration
Show HN: A powerful VScode extension that generates UI components
I built AlienX, a powerful vscode extension that generates UI components within seconds right within your vscode code IDE. It supports several UI libraries.
> It's easy to find "real brands" if one looks outside of Amazon, Alibaba, etc.

You have to be careful, though. There are a shocking number of legit-looking brands with their own sites that are just drop-shipping the same stuff, at an enormous markup. My wife found a piece of clothing she liked for $60; a quick image search found it (with the exact same images) for $8 on Shein. Nice hustle, if you can make it work.
I had a CT of my pelvis and abdomen recently and worked out it was equivalent to about 5 years worth of background radiation.

The dose required is actually quite a lot higher than typical comparisons to eg chest X-rays and the like
> trying to build a moat by leaving out features that rely on other services

Except for Gmail?
It sure is funny how the party that has spent 2 decades screaming at anyone they could that "climate change isn't real" and "the people saying we should output less carbon are REALLY just degrowth cultists and we can consume everything forever with no issues" are outright, willfully, destroying the American economy in such a way that average americans WILL have to consume less
Deja vu with this blog. Another overengineered abstraction recreating things that already exist.

Misunderstanding REST only to reinvent it in a more complex way. If your API speaks JSON, it's not REST unless/until you jump through all of these hoops to build a hypermedia client on top of it to translate the bespoke JSON into something meaningful.

Everyone ignores the "hypermedia constraint" part of REST and then has to work crazy magic to make up for it.

Instead, have your backend respond with HTML and you get everything else out of the box for free with a real REST interface.