skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>A real efficiency audit might need a lot of access to look for signs of hidden activity, but they’d never need to hide traces of what they did

In fact I would imagine they would do exactly the opposite because they would look at the mere ability to hide what they did as an audit finding.
i thought it's Jean Baptiste Kempf ?
The word "file" is doing a lot of heavy lifting here.
Not “always”. It wasn’t the reason that became an amendment, national defense was. People later emphasized that rather off-label justification when state militias were nationalized and the main purpose of the amendment became wholly obsolete.
Defending all speech however deplorable would be consistent and defensible. The administration isn’t doing that. They are targeting speech they don’t like. Don’t speak out against our genocide in Gaza or be deported/expelled. Don’t share your pronouns or lose your job. Etc.
It was always possible to ID 4chan posters via court orders, wasn't it? I mean, Sheriff Mike Chitwood had 3 (or was it 4) people who posted death threats against him there arrested
You said safety nets were dismantled. Please tell me, what safety net was dismantled. Just one, the biggest one you can think of.
The smug little so-and-so here is the USA. Dismantling their hegemony and releasing the 95% of the world that are not Americans, I am looking forward to it with the same enthusiasm as MAGA chants "lock her up".
A few months ago, I had an AliExpress order beat an Amazon order to my house. I wasn't using Prime, but the AliExpress order did ship from China. It took about a week.
Trump team has not said what it wants in trade talks, says EU
Not sure what this random unknown website has to do with 4chan. It's similar only insofar as both things let you post. Soj requires a sign-up so no anon posting at all, and the community structure is a pretty clear rip-off of Reddit with /p/[sub] instead of /r/[sub]

What is your affiliation with it?
This is a pretty good take! It's because you could verbally attack and fight the 4chan idiots with a swarm of common sense and be lauded for doing that job.

Doing the same on X will just get you banned for whatever reason Elon feels is best 'for the community'.
Any articles about the technical details of the hack?
I used to hang out at Head-Fi a lot in the early ‘00s. It’s a headphone and headphone accessories (amplifiers, DACs, etc.) forum, and people nerd out about building their own stuff. I recall writing a review on some obscure Chinese brand of sound card that people liked, because it happened to have a really good DAC for the rear output (it was a surround sound card, back when that was something interesting).

I gradually lost interest when they started heavily pushing commercial sponsors. I get it; sites aren’t free to host, and moderator time isn’t free / unlimited, but it’s still sad.
I tried to install Visual Basic 6 on it but couldn't get past SSL errors in the installed Firefox version to even download the ISO. Sad.
Exactly, this stuff needs to be made the easy default.

Right now domestic IoT and Home Assistant are like Windows Mobile and Symbian prior to the iPhone: proof that something interesting and useful is possible in the domain, but requiring an enthusiast level of investment in knowledge and time to maintain and operate.

Were I a billionaire I would be attempting to launch the Android (in the original intended sense) of IoT to solve that.
The basic rule of government naming: the more of GOOD THING in the name, the less of that it will be.
Thank you, I still prefer doing research over a senior project (I've had the senior capstone project and passed that class).
BitTorrent Live did this, too:

https://www.bittorrent.com/blog/2016/05/17/bittorrent-live-m...
Show HN: device-hub – self-hosted IoT data collection and monitoring
Hi everyone.

I recently released device-hub, a self-hosted software for collecting, storing, and monitoring data from IoT devices. It's written in Go - I'm really sorry, Rust fans!

Key features:

- Stores telemetry data in InfluxDB

- Supports mDNS auto-discovery and inactive device monitoring

- Automatically reconnects to registered devices after a restart

I also wrote a detailed guide on how to install it on a Raspberry Pi: https://github.com/open-control-systems/device-hub/blob/mast...

If you find it useful, please let me know!
Okay.

First link -16 days for unlimited PTO vs 14 days without

https://www.inc.com/suzanne-lucas/ive-been-an-hr-professiona...
I think that's simply which generation is talking. I'm an average (oldish?) millenial and 2003 is about that sweet spot of when I cut my teeth on the web. I was online before getting my butt kicked by koreans on starcraft but I can find old posts of mine starting in those early 2000s.
Unless you can find a court hearing / docket / charges, or some report about them, he's innocent.

If you think that's not enough, you're probably not innocent either... unless you have a way to prove that no charge exists against you in any jurisdiction in the world. Do you get why people assume innocence here now?
Might I add, 4chan's implementation isn't even particularly good one
That backdoor code is going to lurk for decades.

Not only will Musk be able to tap into it for years but foreign governments.
When you make these tribal, political comments in a thread like this one - signaling your virtues - what do you prefer us to call it?
Wait, what?

So I can buy my carton of 120 iphones if I pay a $100 package fee, instead of $200,000 at the 120% rate?

Alternately: My Chinese excavator only costs $100 in tariffs?

Can someone give me pseudocode here?
True, I always thought something like Hypercard was needed to bring personal programming to the masses, but it appears that it might require LLM coding instead. ("I wish an app that did simple task XYZ existed."; "Can you ask ChatGPT to make that for you?")
Yes but SHA1 collisions are easy enough to engineer, so even then compromise is probably possible.

(I don't know how hard it is to push a different object to an existing SHA on GitHub—I'm guessing that you probably have to remove all references to the original object at that SHA?)
At the mean time I have approached few faculty members, there doesn't seem to be an opportunity like that unfortunately.
i'll continue looking
They did have a plan. Temu/Shein used to ship directly from China, handling the shipping themselves for the sellers on their platforms.

Since a year or two ago (or even earlier), they started accepting (and encouraging) sellers to handle the shipping themselves (while still maintaining a fast shipping time) by giving those sellers more traffic.

In order to have fast shipping time, it basically mean the sellers need to have warehouses (or 3rd party warehouses) in the USA. It's easier for the sellers to workaround the tariffs when they are shipping in bulk to the USA.

The prices will be higher for sure, but it will be a lot lower than people are expecting.

Not sure how well the plan will work. Just what I heard from people working in the industry.
Meh, I don't feel bad.

The worst interview I ever had in tech was with Christopher Poole when he was founding canv.as, it's hard to feel bad for him.
I think humanity is really amazing. If someone is anti-Nazi, and also anti-Israel, they manage to find a way to believe that Jews are Nazis. There's no level of cognitive dissonance that could slow you down, is there?

The Nazis were NOT in favor of a Jewish state. They wanted to be able to say they tried this, they tried that, so it's not their fault they had to do a holocaust. They wanted justification. You don't actually advocate in favor of a group while simultaneously building camps to murder them. Although, I suspect you probably have some 'opinions' regarding the details of the holocaust.
wanted to create a profile but am getting a 500 error on this page https://weird.one/login
Because I read the letter from the government to Harvard. Did you? Racially-based admittance is only one bullet out of ten. The government isn't demanding specific policy changes, they are demanding cultural and ideological control of the university.
How is a picture from 1921 where people were bustling around at night so sharp and clear?
Don’t think the Australian version has much if anything to do with the American one. It’s huge in Australia. Mostly selling cheap junk.
Well, so you say, but every single news website that I can find willing to say something on the matter is either The Daily Mail and similar things that also say they based their information on leaks on “social media rumors” or more reputable websites that also say it's a rumor that there's a leak. One would assume if it be so easily found and I'm so incompetent that these news websites could've found it themselves and come with more certain claims.
Of course. Companies who fire more also hire more.

European companies have very little staff turnover, so new jobs are fewer. Another aspect is that salaries are very even across much of the industry, as it is often negotiated by unions and unless you are also switching roles (e.g. into management) salaries at different companies will be very similar. That is why working for the same company for a long time is much more common in Europe.
peoples' outrage at this book appears to be inversely proportional to how much they have read or understood it.
> how much terminology, slang and other culture originate and spread there

Could you give some examples? The more unexpected, the better.

Preferably with sources, because tracing word origin is difficult enough on its own.
Even when this kind of thing is a global recession and the end of US supremacy?

If they stick with the tariffs we’ll see I guess though it seems likely Trump will have to back down.
Given that Firefox now sells your data [0], this move should be seen as nothing less than actively adversarial.

The ship has been sinking for a while; now the crew is trying to light the remaining decks on fire.

All the best,

-HG

[0] https://blog.mozilla.org/en/products/firefox/update-on-terms...
Kinda similar in a way to China or Russia “disappearances”
> "shoved down my throat."

Who shoves it down someone's throat though? I can't remember the last time I used tiktok, probably 3 or 4 years ago, and I don't feel like anyone forces me to.
There is also a Greek LLM from 2024.

Meltemi: A large foundation Language Model for the Greek language

https://huggingface.co/ilsp/Meltemi-7B-v1.5
You get a letter from your delivery company (in the UK, usually the Post Office or Royal Mail) with a link to pay import taxes. Once you pay, the delivery is scheduled.

Depending on country rules, it is sometimes possible for the sender to pay and then include the charges in their delivery fees.
Are Homes in Japan as Inexpensive as Advertised?
I've seen video after video of people visitng beautiful homes in Japan that cost under $150k and sometimes under $50k!

Is it really that cheap to buy a home in Japan? Or is there a catch? I live in Southeast Asia and I'm considering taking a trip to some of the suburbs outside Tokyo to see for myself.

Before I go though, is there anyone with familiarity buying a home in Japan or familiar with the process for a foreigner buying a home there?
Free seeds?
a basic background check would invalidate someone with the described background.
Is the article unclear? Would people who collaborate with known criminal groups pass basic background checks?

Granted, the sample size is low, but it doesn't look likely the rest of the gang would be any different.
no coal to be found here
You don't like to lump people into groups by race/country of origin but find no cognitive dissonance in lumping people together by platform choice.
I think a lot of what you said is transferable to computer science as field as well. If I'm not mistaken its also the writing ability/presenting things in a way that others in the same field can reproduce it.
I think I enjoy reading research done by others, no issue there.
> good:

> - replace plastic straws/cups with paper based ones

This belongs at least in "questionable" if not just "bad"
Indeed. They didn't say it happened an "int" time ago. They didn't even say a "long" time ago. They said a "long long" time. I'd have to pull up a copy of the C standard to be sure, but even if the units of "time" are plank times, I suspect the implications could easily be that the story occurs before the big bang.
The often mines exist outside china but they have the processing/production facilities.
Obligatory Perl snobbery: Perl wins the day by being shorter and better output and already installed on your computer.

perl -C -M5.032 -MUnicode::UCD=charprop -e \
'# https://www.unicode.org/Public/MAPPINGS/VENDORS/MISC/IBMGRAPH.TXT
my @cp437 = qw(
0 263a 263b 2665 2666 2663 2660 2022 25d8 25cb 25d9 2642 2640 266a 266b 263c
25ba 25c4 2195 203c b6 a7 25ac 21a8 2191 2193 2192 2190 221f 2194 25b2 25bc
);
printf "%3u %02x %07b %3o %s %s %s\n",
($_) x 4,
$_ == 127 ? chr(0x2421) : $_ <= 32 ? chr(0x2400+$_) : chr,
$_ == 127 ? chr(0x2302) : 0 < $_ < 32 ? chr hex $cp437[$_] : chr,
charprop($_, "Name") || charprop($_, "NameAlias") =~ s/: \w+//gr
for @ARGV ? oct $ARGV[0] : 0..127'
> the LLM giving different answers depending on the input.

LLMs are actually designed to have some randomness in their responses.

To make the answer reproducible, set the temperature to O (eliminating randomness) and provide a static seed (ensuring consistent results) in the LLM's configuration.
That’s dated 2023… am I missing something? The aesthetic did not exist in 2004. It was created in the late 2010s by juxtaposing materials from the early 2000s. This created a new style from old materials. The same way you might combine art deco motifs in new ways in the 1980s, inventing “art deco revival”.
I'm not sure I'm convinced. I speak a small European language and the general experience is that LLMs are often wrong exactly because they think they can just borrow from a related language. The result is even worse and often makes no sense whatsoever. In other words, as far as translations go, confidently incorrect is not useful.
"Dont want to bother" is generous.

"Dont want to be stuck in the morass of EU red tape" is more like it.
Not that US red tape is any better, mind you, but suffice to say that unless you have massive scale, registration schemes will make you ROI negative unless you are making >100k in sales per month from the country in question.

Some even require registration by region. For example GER vs UK vs FR and rest a while back, all needed separate registration. And the paperwork is usually in the home coun try official language. Ha joke is on you when you start getting tax authority messages. They arent saying bonjour!

Source: i did this for my company.
This still stings: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6747373
Stop emailing me.

[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43659234

[2] https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=md5+%22Next+will+be+an+effo...
> rampantly false

Is Abrego Garcia not real?
Can you please elaborate on the “radicalization” of academia? What “radical” actions have they been taking, exactly? And are these actions pervasive or situational?
My personal favorite rendition of this: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JqylqmDl0Mw (Mega64 - Flame War Theater - "Full Body Workout Every Other Day?")
> particularly when those staffers noticed a spike in data leaving the agency. It's possible that the data included sensitive information on unions, ongoing legal cases and corporate secrets

This entire article appears to be speculation about data they MAY have taken with no evidence besides large file size that they are misusing something.

The discussion with the “whistle blower” and other experts is only about how serious it would be IF they misused it.

Am I reading it wrong?
I know :) This one was just the first to came to mind.
/g/ genuinely was one of the worst boards on the website, but there were a handful of lurkers who made good posts in some of the general threads. the site as a whole was still was a diverse place up until yesterday, with only a few boards being unusably bad, and it was getting increasingly better.

it's a bit sad really. zero-barrier to entry, no login gates, no accounts, and traffic was so high that it moved really fast. it was like a dive bar covered in grime. will be sad to see it go. none of the other imageboards still kicking are quite the same, most are even worse tbh.
A collection agency has no problem finding your SSN if they have your name.
Dementia rates increase, experts warn hospital emergency rooms are underprepared
That is obviously criminal though.
Trump and Bukele Bond over Human Rights Abuses in Oval Office Meeting
Interesting Take on Platform-Engineering: Business Domain-Centric Platforms
I want to ask in the 'ask' channel but do not know how.
Didn’t notice anything like this.
Roll a D20: if it's even he comes back, if it's less than 10 he mysteriously disappears.
I've relented, I accept now that AI is an umbrella term to represent many different methods, algorithms and technologies.

Modern day usage of AI is heavily conflated with generative AI such as LLMs and Text-to-* generation systems.

My preference, as someone who works in a very closely relate field to the article, is that science should stay away from non-specific terms like AI. I've had my director approach me seeking grant ideas on using AI. It didn't go down very well when I suggested we should try to use image recognition to automate data entry. That seemed 'old', they wanted a chat bot to do... something.
Mark Zuckerberg Takes the Stand
3D graphics and UI engine for Rust programs
This is a 3D graphics and UI (WGPU/Vulkan + EGUI) engine I built, and have been using internally on several scientific computing projects (Cosmology simulations, computational chemistry, and a molecular viewer similar to PyMol). It's for making PC applications.

I'm not sure if anyone else will get use out of this, but perhaps; I don't think there is anything similar in this space for Rust. I designed it so I can iterate quickly on project ideas, but it's sufficiently general.

It's not for games or realistic graphics; it's for drawing primitive shapes and meshes, and unifying this with an EGUI interface, and default camera controls.
> Presumably there is a lot more public info about, and code in Javascript and Python, hence this "preference"

This likely plays a major - probably dominant - role.

It's interesting to think of other factors too though. The relatively concise syntax of those languages might make them easier for LLMs to work with. If resources are in any way token limited then reading and writing Spring Boot apps is going to be burdensome.

Those languages also have a lot of single file applications, which might make them easier for LLMs to learn. So much of iOS development for example is split across many files and I wonder if that affects the quality of the training data.
Or to acquire the wisdom to accept it. We certainly are far too young to have a perspective to say which course of action is better -- or indeed to define what "better" means.
"it’s cast off from the station along with other ISS trash. It will eventually be incinerated by the extreme heat of atmospheric re-entry, sort of like a meteor. "

I'm actually kind of surprised, but not really surprised, that they just eject it from the station. I figured they would do something more scientific (amusing) like compress it into dry poop cubes and pack it back out and sell it as souvenirs.
It's not that I think only LLMs know em-dashes but they abuse it so much I get annoyed everytime I see one
The data shared comes from volunteers, so i doubt your records are in there if you did not contribute to the project. This is key, it should always be opt-in only.
Show HN: Cross-platform screen capture & OCR SDK, Rust with Node bindings
Hey HN,
I kept pasting screenshots into cursor & chatGPT and it inspired me how much relevant context my screen can provide to multi-modal LLMs.

To make it easier to grab the user context inside of our own apps, together with Fernando and Claire we’ve built an SDK to perform screen capture & OCR. It’s written in Rust and runs on Mac, Windows & Linux.

We have published bindings for Node.js, to try the Node sample:

1. Git clone kontext21/k21-node-sample
2. Npm install
3. Npm run start

This will capture what’s on your screen and OCR the text to console.

Everything is local and there is no telemetry. It’s source-available so you can dig deeper if you are curious .

Any feedback is welcome as we are getting started with this

- https://github.com/kontext21/k21-node-sample/
- https://github.com/kontext21/k21
- https://docs.kontext21.com/
I appreciate it, this is kind of what I was thinking as well, option one you mentioned might not be available for me, at least from approaching faculty members in my college, so the most likely approach I'm taking is the second one.

With that I was wondering, how do I know if I have a novel idea (other than searching common computer science conferences and papers for researchers who may have done it), what can I do to be sure.
4chan is more moderated than you'd imagine.
I think you're arguing in bad faith.

You would think this administration would jump at the opportunity of showing the media any proof that Abrego Garcia was a member of any gang, no matter how circumstantial or weak the proof is. But I've yet to see any of it.
This is a good reply
You haven’t mentioned anything. It’s not clear what you mean. All you said “coming from rust”. That could mean a ton of things.
Not only that, Trump has already spent US$ 155B more than Biden, DOGE claims to have shaved US$ 150B, overall this administration has already increased spending by US$ 5B even after firing a lot of civil servants.

The worst is that the effects of this shaving off will only be felt over time, when National Parks start crumbling, when ATCs start quitting, the government machine of the USA has been eroded, inevitably it will fall into a landslide.
There's a very large political base, particularly of young people, that is more than ready for leftist politics.

It just doesn't get any funding from the millionaires who fund the DNC or the billionaires who fund the GOP. And money is how political organizations run. We have too much wealth inequality to effectively enfranchise most of the population; Capitalism ate democracy, film at 11.
its also seo linkjuice as they are links
Clickbait is appealing. This sounds like the opposite.
You put Ask HN: at start of subject line.
If you read the SCOTUS ruling, all it upholds from the lower courts decision is that the USG must 'facilitate', not 'effectuate' his release. AFAIK the Court doesn't have a way to order El Salvador to do so
Some of us work in tech and have skin colors that are similar to the person in question, and are deciding on the level of risk we are willing to take.

That this is not obvious to you is a clear indication of the fact that this isn’t something you personally worry about.
Neither of those are going to be postal service packages with a De Minimis value (<$800).
I guess even a republican can be right?
I actually have written a lot of little small notes, one what I want to do and I think I know (from which source/paper as well) :)

Thank you for the advice, its good to have this kind of reassurances.
I, too, prefer to see my vulgar memes served by an AI algorithm alongside ads. Sooooo much better!

/s
Probably I might made mistake somewhere in my parser. Do you have small reproducible database with no sensitive database and add to the https://github.com/invisal/sqlite-internal/issues

I will try to fix it
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