MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by lukres_pango | 2025-11-03 16:05:19+00:00
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by hypeatei | 2025-11-03 16:06:02+00:00
We all know this is going to pop at some point but I personally think Amazon would be a good investment for the next 6 months or so. They just did layoffs, can ride the OpenAI hypetrain, and they beat recent earnings. If they beat next earnings with a lower headcount and mention "AI" a couple times, I think their stock price easily goes to $300.

Not financial advice, obviously, but that's my personal outlook. I've said it before: Alphabet is probably the safest play long term as they haven't been infected by any NVIDIA or OpenAI deals (yet)
by ilz | 2025-11-03 16:06:21+00:00
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by philipwhiuk | 2025-11-03 16:06:47+00:00
1. It's kind of up to you but it will come up. The advantage of putting it on there is that you can pre-prepare an answer rather than having to have the awkward conversation.

2. I would say zero. You might get lucky and find a high-paying remote role to apply for but the market is "basically everyone" so the competition is high. FANG salaries were always higher than the majority of the market and now they are pivoting back to in office, the remote job market is no longer buoyed by their influence.

3. Yeah I mean you will need some evidence that you've got technical skills left and that you're passionate about software development. Tangible evidence is useful - "I read Hacker News" is not so much.

4. This is not as helpful a question as you might think on a one-to-one-basis. You actually only need one job and there's jobs in every area. By the time you've upskilled on that one area, the job will have changed. Find something you're passionate about and put that in your portfolio/CV/GitHub/GitLab. (You may not end up in that industry but it'll be attractive to employers anyway)

5. They're less helpful, but you'd be doing it in addition to the other stuff. Meetups are definitely worth doing. Conferences will generally answer question 4.
by LightBug1 | 2025-11-03 16:07:07+00:00
Ha — fair point. Hacker News comments are about as low-stakes as it gets, at least in terms of real-world consequence. But there are a few reasons someone might still use an LLM for HN-style comments:

Practice or experimentation – Some folks test models by having them participate in “realistic” online discussions to see if they can blend in, reason well, or emulate community tone.

Engagement farming – A few users or bots might automate posting to build karma or drive attention to a linked product or blog.

Time-saving for lurkers – Some people who read HN a lot but don’t like writing might use a model to articulate or polish a thought.

Subtle persuasion / seeding – Companies or advocacy groups occasionally use LLMs to steer sentiment about technologies, frameworks, or policy topics, though HN’s moderation makes that risky.

Just for fun – People like to see if a model can sound “human enough” to survive an HN thread without being called out.

So, yeah — not much at stake, but it’s a good sandbox for observing model behavior in the wild.

Would you say you’ve actually spotted comments that felt generated lately?
by taylodl | 2025-11-03 16:07:10+00:00
FOMO is driving AI investment - everyone is behaving as though the one who comes up with the "good" or "true" AI first will win everything, and 2nd place and beyond will get wiped-out. Typically, what that means is leadership is unable to articulate the value and assess the actual impact to customers. In this case Meta is building AI for AI's sake and can't articulate how their AI will enhance their existing product offerings or even create new offerings. That's risky - that tells me they haven't thought through these things and gambling with billions of dollars and not having a clear idea of the payoff should they "win." I too would be cautious about investing in that venture.
by SkyPuncher | 2025-11-03 16:07:14+00:00
Their website claims "4 X more torque and double the power densities of current technologies".

A bit handwavy, but given the inherent torque advantage of electric, I doubt torque is an issue. If anything, a lot of EVs would probably do better with a touch less torque.

Source: https://yasa.com/technology/
by tramcaseht | 2025-11-03 16:07:21+00:00
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by com2kid | 2025-11-03 16:07:25+00:00
I think it is Rosenfeld but that is just random Google search, I haven't been to Newton in probably a decade. My fiancée (now wife) used to live there and I'd fly out every other month to visit her.

I also remember Johnny's having pretty good corn beef hash. 90% of the corn beef hash here on the west coast is way under seasoned.

The bagels at Rosenfeld aren't the exact same as NYC (water yada yada) but they are quality wise really good and the toppings are amazing.

Random fact - to pay for my trips I'd right up a patent application on my Windows 8.1 tablet on the red eye JetBlue flight. My LD relationship is why I hold so many patents!
by accrual | 2025-11-03 16:07:26+00:00
I had a similar issue with a public game server that required connecting through the WAN even if clients were local on the LAN. I considered split DNS (resolving the name differently depending on the source) but it was complicated for my setup. Instead I found a one-line solution on my OpenBSD router:

pass in on $lan_if inet proto tcp to (egress) port 12345 rdr-to 192.168.1.10

It basically says "pass packets from the LAN interface towards the WAN (egress) on the game port and redirect the traffic to the local game server". The local client doesn't know anything happened, it just worked.
by troyvit | 2025-11-03 16:07:27+00:00
The thing I don't get is that based on the article the front-end is as bloated as the back-end.

That said there's an Owncloud version called Infinite Scale which is written in Go.[1] Honestly I tried to go that route but it's requirements are pretty opinionated (Ubuntu LTS 22.04 or 24.04 and lots of docker containers littering your system) but it looks like it's getting a lot of development.

[1] https://doc.owncloud.com/
by SpicyLemonZest | 2025-11-03 16:07:38+00:00
They don't, and nobody's patrolling the Internet to smack people who say Turkey. But in many areas of the world, names of places can be intensely politicized, so organizations like the article source ("the energy dedicated portal that aims to deliver up-to-date news and analysis across the energy agenda in 20+ countries in Central and Southeastern Europe") prefer as a matter of style to conform to official pronouncements. If they'd been around in 2019, they would have talked a lot about "FYROM" or "the former Yugoslav republic of Macedonia": an incredibly unwieldly name, one that has probably never been used colloquially, but was necessary in order to avoid taking sides between Greece and the country now known as North Macedonia.
by subscribed | 2025-11-03 16:07:39+00:00
> I understand that Magisk can be applied to Graphene if the final device lock step is not applied

Unless you relock the bootloader you are forfeiting major avenue into your phone (and it's not really, fully GOS - because you keep most important protections off).

But it's your choice of course. You'd be probably better off just creating your own OS image with preinstalled root libraries, etc.

> I'm not comfortable without root. I have the absolute right to have root on my device.

I agree with you fully. This is your phone.
by Redeker_15_Beep | 2025-11-03 16:08:03+00:00
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by concertina226 | 2025-11-03 16:08:15+00:00
It was a sunny morning in late April when a massive power outage suddenly rippled across Spain, Portugal, and parts of southwestern France, leaving tens of millions of people without electricity for hours.

Cities were plunged into darkness. Trains stopped and metro lines had to be evacuated. Flights were cancelled. Mobile networks and internet providers went down. Roads were gridlocked as traffic lights stopped working.

It took 10 hours for power to be restored and 23 hours before the entire national grid in Spain was back up and running, with the incident being deemed the most severe blackout to have affected Europe in the last two decades.

This incident was not caused by a cyberattack, however, the Spanish power outage brings back unpleasant memories of the devastating cyberattack in 2015 that took down Ukraine's electric grid for six hours, which was traced back to Russian online attackers.

Most worryingly, it has shown how delicate the balance is when it comes to keeping national grids stable, and how failures in one country in Europe can cause an instant domino effect in neighboring nations reliant on energy imports.

Recent cyberattacks have revolved around ransomware affecting financial systems, but there is a serious risk that criminals and nation-state attackers could either incidentally, or deliberately, bring down substations or halt fuel supplies, such as in the case of the Colonial Pipeline cyberattack in May 2021.
by kazinator | 2025-11-03 16:08:26+00:00
Only the absolute weight of a motor counts, because consumers of passenger vehicles do not require 1000 hp.

How far does YASA's tech allow the motor weight to scale down, for applications where you don't need the power?

Can you make it 2.8 pounds instead of 28, if all you need is 100 hp? Likely not.
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by kxrm | 2025-11-03 16:09:02+00:00
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by eigencoder | 2025-11-03 16:09:46+00:00
I think these are the salient concerns I've faced at work using pgvector. Especially getting bit by the query planning when filtering -- it's hard to predict when postgres will decide to use pre- vs post-filtering.

As for inserts being difficult, we basically don't see that because we only update the vector store weekly. We're not trying to index rapidly-changing user data, so that's not a big deal for our use case.
by ababaian | 2025-11-03 16:09:56+00:00
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by nastya_geller | 2025-11-03 16:10:29+00:00
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by Aurornis | 2025-11-03 16:10:35+00:00
> Dropping 10 lbs per motor is HUGE.

Auto makers could drop 10lbs, 100lbs or even more from every EV right now by choosing more expensive materials, more expensive manufacturing processes, or simply cutting back on amenities.

10lbs is not significant in the grand scheme of things. The real question is how much it costs, what are the tradeoffs, and how practical is it.

> But I did so in service of a point which you still haven't actually engaged with beyond "Nu uh!".

That’s not a fair take on what I’ve been posting at all. I said every little bit helps, but pointed out that motor sizes are already small.l
by bizzleDawg | 2025-11-03 16:10:42+00:00
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by amundskm | 2025-11-03 16:11:09+00:00
I have been struggling to find the breakeven point for me and my family. On one side, it keeps getting more and more expensive even though we are young and healthy. On the other, if one of us needs an expensive operation or months of treatment, no amount of HSA savings will be enough. I don't know if there is a 3rd option that would be more reasonable.