MurphyA/hacker-news huggingface dataset:
by justin_sdx | 2025-12-01 16:03:37+00:00
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by WhitneyLand | 2025-12-01 16:04:23+00:00
Shouldn’t there be a lot of skepticism here?

All the problems they claim to have solved are on are the Internet and they explicitly say they crawled them. They do not mention doing any benchmark decontamination or excluding 2024/2025 competition problems from training.

IIRC correctly OpenAI/Google did not have access to the 2025 problems before testing their experimental math models.
by WireScreenNYC | 2025-12-01 16:04:28+00:00
WireScreen (Series A) | Senior Software Engineer | NYC - hybrid | Full-time | $165k-$210k base + equity | https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/wirescreen/89e08ab3-01ed-4296-9459-...

WireScreen is a fast-growing Sequoia-backed Series A startup building the go-to open source intelligence platform for navigating global supply chains and China-related risk. While China maintains some of the world’s most detailed corporate ownership records, the real challenge is connecting the dots. That’s where we come in—surfacing the networks, relationships, and financial ties behind companies to support national security, compliance, and regulatory oversight.

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Or you can reach out to me directly at leo.green@wirescreen.ai - I lead recruiting here at WireScreen, but if I don't know the answer I'll ping our engineering folks and come back to you fast.
by lkey | 2025-12-01 16:04:47+00:00
Late to noticing this reply, sorry!

Liberal/lib as a slur from a conservative means 'to the left of me' and yes, it's quite common.

Liberal as a slur from a leftist means something quite different. Prior to Trump, it would usually refer to 'third way' corporate neolibs like Clinton.

Now, it our current age, capitulation or cynical triangulation on corporate interests, Gaza, trans people, or the suffering of immigrants will earn you the slur from what I've seen. The Harris campaign did all 4, for example.

The reason I brought up Israel was the lengths the essay went to not say the issue at all. Of those four, only the genocide will get you fully burned in left leaning circles if you are caught 'both-sides'ing it. (Contrapoints is a notable public example of this). I'm assuming the author is savvy enough to know that too, given her stated history.
by thruflo | 2025-12-01 16:04:49+00:00
ElectricSQL | https://electric-sql.com | Founders Associate | FT | US based, SF Bay Area preferred (working with remote team) | $140-160k + equity

Electric is a devtools startup. We solve reactive, real-time sync across client and server [1]. We have a large developer community, millions of downloads a week, high profile customers and top-tier investors. Our software is built into platforms like Firebase, Prisma and TanStack. Our cloud product is growing 7% week on week.

This is a generalist, operational role. Working directly with the founders and founding team [2] to handle company operations as we grow into and through the Series stages.

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[1] https://electric-sql.com/blog/2025/07/29/local-first-sync-wi... [2] https://electric-sql.com/about/team
by ivanhapaz | 2025-12-01 16:05:09+00:00
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Dev tools company with 200,000+ users in 2 years. $10M in funding from Vercel CEO, GitHub CTO, Cloudflare CEO, etc.

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by twikeybelgium | 2025-12-01 16:05:19+00:00
Twikey | Gent, Belgium (Hybrid) | Full-time | Senior Back-end Engineer

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You’ll work with the CTO and a small engineering team on real production challenges: performance, correctness, data modelling, integration workflows, and system reliability. The role is hands-on and technical: clean code, maintainability, and measurable improvements matter.

Stack: Java + Spring, Go, PostgreSQL, REST APIs, Linux. (Front-end uses Angular/Svelte.)

What you’d work on • Improving backend performance (queries, caching, algorithms, data flows) • Designing and implementing new backend features • Keeping the codebase clean, testable, and maintainable • Working on integrations with banks and third-party systems • Reviewing code, proposing improvements, reducing complexity • Contributing to release processes in an Agile environment

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by lotsofpulp | 2025-12-01 16:05:30+00:00
>If you are offered a 401k, you have the means to max it out.

Given rent, saving for house downpayment, student loan payments, auto loan payments, and possible childcare/healthcare costs, I don’t think we live in the same reality (based on income statistics). Perhaps you are only referring to doctors/software engineers/lawyers/IB/PE employees?

>I’m not telling you to forgo partying. I’m telling you to pay yourself first, before you do. Don’t max out a credit card for a trip. Don’t cover the table’s check when you only have $200. Be responsible, but still have fun.

This is very different than:

>Save, invest, max 401k, before you go off and party.
by transcriptase | 2025-12-01 16:05:32+00:00
Though they will never admit it and use weasel language to deny like “we never use a different model when demand is high”, it was painfully obvious that ChatGPT etc was dumbed down during peak hours early on. I assume their legal team decided routing queries to a more quantized version of the same model technically didn’t constitute a different model.

There was also the noticeable laziness factor where given the same prompt throughout the day, only during certain peak usage hours would it tell you how to do something versus doing it itself.

I’ve noticed Gemini at some points will just repeat a question back to you as if it’s answer, or refused to look at external info.
by ac29 | 2025-12-01 16:05:41+00:00
> Samsung directly announced that OpenAI expects to procure up to 900,000 DRAM wafers every month

The article says: "OpenAI’s memory demand projected to reach up to 900,000 DRAM wafers per month", but not by when, or what current demand is. If this is based on OpenAI's >$1T of announced capex over the next 5 years, its not clear that money will ever actually materialize.
by grvdrm | 2025-12-01 16:05:44+00:00
> I am no longer solving any mentally-stimulating problems.. I am just copy-pasting code from an AI assistant.

I'm using AI plenty but looking at my use with a different lens. I like to code. It's fun. It's rewarding. I produce things with it. But it is also practically a means to an end for me. My job isn't purely code but also analysis, strategy, etc.

So, having lots of fun zooming through code problems that slowed me down in the past. I have more time for the analysis/strategy/etc.

I'm not a professional dev but I would encourage author to find a similar lens in their work, if possible. Not saying its easy! And if that solution isn't helping or attainable, maybe it's time to move on?
by stakent | 2025-12-01 16:05:52+00:00
Location: Poland (EU timezone, UTC+1)

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Willing to relocate: No

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GitHub: https://github.com/stakent

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Senior Software Engineer with 20+ years building systems that can't fail - from industrial control to modern distributed architectures.

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Looking for: Teams deploying AI/ML in production. I've documented systematic agent failure modes from building production systems - see walat.eu/series/ai-agents-in-practice/
by inanutshellus | 2025-12-01 16:05:59+00:00
TODAY I got an email saying my $600 robot vacuum cleaner -- which only works via an app -- would no longer work with said app.

It has no physical buttons to manage schedules, just a "spot clean now" button.

I hand-wrung when I bought it -- knowing it was a risk requiring I trust them -- aand I was bitten.

Awesome.

Welcome to the future.
by pardon_me | 2025-12-01 16:06:01+00:00
This is the root of the problem with LLMs.

At best, the can attempt to recall sections of scraped information, which may happen to be the answer to a question. No different to searching the web except you instantly know the source and how much to trust it, if you search yourself. I've found LLMs tend to invent sources when queried (although that seems to be getting better), so it's slower than searching for information I already know exists.

If you have to be more of an expert than the LLM to then verify the output, it requires more careful attention than going back to the original source. Useful, but it's always writing in a different way to previous models/conversations and your own writing style.

LLMs can be used to suggest ideas and summarize sources, if you can verify and mediate it. They can be used for a potential sourcing of information (and the more data agreeing, the better). However, they cannot readily be used to accurately infer new information, so the best they can do here is guess. It would be useful if they could provide a confidence indicator for all scenarios.
by visarga | 2025-12-01 16:06:09+00:00
It's not slop if it is inspired from good content. Basically you need to add your original spices into the soup to make it not slop, or have the LLM do deep research kind of work to contrast among hundreds of sources.

Slop did not originate from AI itself, but from the feed ranking Algorithm which sets the criteria for visibility. They "prompt" humans to write slop.

AI slop is just an extension of this process, and it started long before LLMs. Platforms optimizing for their own interest at the expense of both users and creators is the source of slop.
by tolerance | 2025-12-01 16:06:11+00:00
So is the significance of this news based on what could have leaked if the document was not intended for the public? [1]

Or is the significance of this news based on the advantages that players on the market who caught hold of it early will have? Is it only important to civilians relative to their ability to question who may be benefitting from the 40 minute head start that these players might have gained or (for the conspiracy-minded) been handed through nefarious means?

[1]: Which would lead me to ask why would it belong on a platform typically intended for publishing things in public.
by Kraji | 2025-12-01 16:06:14+00:00
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- Experience in quantum algorithm development (digital & analog).

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- Proactive and detail-oriented.

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by masfoobar | 2025-12-01 16:06:20+00:00
I am a big fan of 'do one thing and one thing well' -- that UNIX philosophy.

Whether it's a program that does something well... or simply a function/procedure --- it all depends on the problem I/we are trying to solve.

I never liked using the word "Microservices" but my aim has always to build SIMPLE solutions. I learn new words in this world. For the most part I am building "Miniservices" but there are a few that are considered "Microservices" but again are not complicated!

I just like to refer it as "Distributed Computing" because the solution can be anywhere between Monolithic or Microservices. Truth is you are building a combination of them that communicate in one form or another.

I will always remember a Till system (past job) that was sending data to the server poorly and slowly with a Monolithic solution and a Database. Was it becoming a pain to handle with new shops being added in Europe? Yes. However, this is NOT the fault of Monolithic. It's just the solution that was used for "good" originally but is struggling now.

The solution I replaced it with allowed data being sent to the server using ZeroMQ. It worked out well.. was fast and reliable. Each section was broken down on the server. Again - is it is perfect solution or does it prove that "Monolithic is worse that Micrsoservices" (or Distributed Computing) -- NO! Truth is our software is a mix of them all!
by beaconai | 2025-12-01 16:06:27+00:00
Beacon AI | San Carlos, CA | Hybrid (On-Site) | Full-Time | www.beaconai.co Beacon AI builds intelligent systems that make aviation safer and more autonomous. We’ve completed multiple DoD programs and are expanding our team with exceptional technical leaders to push the boundaries of human-machine collaboration in the cockpit.

At Beacon, you will lead by example, mentoring and growing a small team of talented engineers (typically 1–2 to start) while staying hands-on in design and execution. You’ll help shape critical systems that advance aviation safety and autonomy, working alongside a team that values effort, creativity, and accountability.

We’re hiring Lead Engineers with 5-9 YOE who love solving complex problems. At Beacon, you’ll own your work end-to-end, from prototype to deployment, and literally see your code take flight in real world aviation environments! Roles:

++ Lead iOS Engineer [Tech Stack: Swift, SwiftUI, UIKit, Mapbox]

++ Lead Infra/Backend Engineer [Tech Stack: AWS]

++ Lead WebApp/FrontEnd Engineer [Tech Stack: Python, Typescript, React]

++ Lead Autonomy/Robotics Engineer [Tech Stack: C++, Python, iOT]

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by LogicFailsMe | 2025-12-01 16:06:36+00:00
Don't build the Torment Netflix? These fundamentally anti-consumer moves are why it's called the Internet of sh**y things.

I have no concern whatsoever whether this is about licensing or just money grubbing. You're making things suck for the paying customer. But to be fair, all the streaming services are chasing the last few drops of blood from the stone trying to stop people from actually watching from two screens they paid for in two different locations and other idiocy. I canceled Netflix a while back. And I only watch prime video through an ad blocker on my PC now. Clearly I must hate freedom.
Show HN: Superset – Run 10 parallel coding agents on your machine
by hoakiet98 | 2025-12-01 16:06:41+00:00
Hi HN, We’re Kiet, Avi, and Satya. We built an open-source desktop app that helps you run a lot of CLI coding agents like Claude Code, Codex, etc. in parallel on your machine. The purpose is to keep you unblocked - spin up new coding tasks while others run, and quickly switch between them as they need your attention.

Superset aims to be a superset of all the best AI coding tools. We want to support and stay compatible with whatever CLI agents you already use - improving your workflow instead of replacing it.

How it works: - One-click Git worktree creation with automatic environment setup - Agents and terminal tabs are isolated per worktree, preventing conflicts - Push notifications when agents are done or need your input

This lets you, for example, have Codex writing end-to-end tests in one worktree while Claude Code refactors a different module — no waiting, no lost context.

What’s next: We think there’s a big tooling + UX gap for orchestrating multiple agents. We’re experimenting with: - GitHub-style diff viewer for quick in-app code review - Merge agent to automatically generate a PR from a worktree - Create and sync worktrees in cloud VM for mobile/web access - Automatic context passing between agents using a top-level agent (e.g. Codex plan -> Claude Code implementation -> Codex review)

We’ve been using Superset to build Superset, and it’s made our coding 2-3x faster. We’d love your feedback, feature requests, and workflows to support :)
by saberience | 2025-12-01 16:06:45+00:00
I think you totally misunderstood my comment...

You're the person saying Advent of Code is "so easy" that anyone even people with no coding ability at all should find it do-able, which is totally diminishing the difficulty of the problems, and asserting your own genius, i.e. that you found it totally trivial.

I am the person saying that actually, stuff like Advent of Code is incredibly difficult and 99% of active programmers aren't able to complete it, let alone people who don't code.

I am not an elitist at all, unlike yourself, I don't find completing "Advent of Code" easy, in fact, it would take me a long time to complete it, more time than I have available in my busy life in the average December. And I doubt I would be able to complete it 100% without looking up help, getting hints, or using LLMs to help.
by postmatchop | 2025-12-01 16:07:01+00:00
PostMatch.io | Growth Hacker/Marketing/Sales | Remote (USA/Canada) | Contract to Fulltime | Commission + Equity

I’ve built a SaaS product with PMF already solved and a clear roadmap. Competitor traction shows there’s plenty of room in the space, and I’m looking for marketers and growth hackers to help secure customers and drive growth.

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- Know how to acquire early customers in B2B SaaS - Thrive on creative, low-cost growth tactics (organic + paid) - Enjoy working lean and iterating quickly

We’ll need to operate lean in the beginning, but once revenue starts flowing, there will be budget for paid channels and ads to help scale further.

Commission is VERY generous for the short term engagement.

I’m open to trialing potential partners on a commission basis, and if we’re a good fit and see results, I’m ready to discuss a strategic equity partnership or salary.

Let’s connect if you’re excited to help take a business from early traction to serious growth.

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by aldousd666 | 2025-12-01 16:07:14+00:00
qualia may not exist as such. they could just be essentially 'names' for states of neurons that we mix and match (like chords on a keyboard. arguing over the 'redness' of a percept is like arguing about the C-sharpness of a chord. we can talk about some frequencies but that's it.) we would have no way of knowing otherwise since we only perceive the output of our neural processes, and don't get to participate in the construction of these outputs, nor sense them happening. We just 'know' they are happening when we achieve those neural states and we identify those states relative to the others.
by tpoacher | 2025-12-01 16:07:33+00:00
That's not an e-ink device though, right?

I was trying to find an e-ink tablet, amazon kept recommending me the magic notepad from xppen. It looked good, but I wasn't sure what that cryptic "x-paper display" was. The wording is just vague enough to make you think it's an e-paper display, without committing to that detail.

It took going through comments to find out that it's not an e-ink display.

The Daylight computer seem like that too. So what do you think of the display? Is it just another LED screen, or does it approach e-ink in any way?