skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
As the other comment says, you should copy the description in the landing page, and also add a few screenshots. It essentially duplicates the information in the page is Google Play, but not everybody clicks in the bottom to go to Google Play. Many (most?) persons just click the back button and forget your project.
Boomers are old enough now to fuel the growth of medical profiteering. In the 70's 65+ was 10% of the total population and they spent less time in that age bracket before death. Now they're 16% and living longer.
Anyone like the idea using AWS SDK to build infrastructure deployment tool?
Hi Folks,

Just saw some post about Ansible. Also lightly tried other Infrastructure as Code like Terraform. Feel getting pretty large/complex yaml files when deploying decent size infrastructure.

How do people feel just using AWS SDK or other cloud SDK to write your own deployment tools? Since it is pure code, it is easy to refactor and test.

I did some prototype building DataPunch project (https://github.com/datapunchorg/punch) to deploy Data Infrastructure using AWS Go SDK. It provides one click command like “punch install SparkOnEKS” which will automatically deploy a ready-to-use Apache Spark environment on AWS.

Want to seek feedbacks and see whether other people have similar ideas?

Thanks,
Bo
I had to find a hospital in Haiphong once. Memories of limping in to an emergency ward at dawn begging for painkillers only to find the beds and floors covered in the blood of the last night's patients...
No, growing is definitely going to be an issue, as is storing it because Russia has been targeting Grain silos, too.

The transportation aspect is a critical issue, too, but one would like to think that as Russia is being pushed back to the border that the center and West will be able to transport to Poland/Romania to enter EU markets by the time harvest occurs in the Fall.

The main issue is that Russia keeps attacking civilian targets as well as Military ones, the recent bombing in Lviv also struck and damaged the trains [0].

Again, the sanctions on Russian oil need to be swift and deceive if this is going to stop anytime soon, they are losing nearly $1 billion per day of the illegal war in Ukraine. This only possible because of the few EU nations holding out on a total withdraw from Russian energy. I get the implications are dire, but this is the reality of countries like Germany and Italy building their entire economies around Russian energy, but this is what will shift the West to renewables more than anything else in my lifetime. So, short term pain but long term thinking needs to be put into place.

Summer is here, and it's already clear to me that it's no different than what we've had since COVID started the numbers look remarkably the same and the recession is showing.

I just hope that we make progress in this area and we can justify the last 3 years by making a massive leap towards renewable energy being at the core of energy useage.

0: https://archive.ph/hpTqF
"If you think a bank is in trouble, you can only move your funds to another bank."

or to land, or to gold, or to stocks, or to bonds, or to foreign assets, or to cash, or to guns, or to Pokemon cards... all sorts of "not in a bank" options are available. Banks have competition with not just other banks but the whole financial ecosystem. And if a government is after you, some of those are actually harder to trace than crypto.
If you’d like to give it a try, I’m currently watching a lovely stream where an Irish artist is drawing a pug. https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTdtqCc7E/

The smaller streams seem to be the most interesting, which is sort of the inverse of twitch. Where else can you pass the time while seeing an artist at work?

The history content was the real surprise. I was glued to the history channel as a kid, and watching its demise was a sad point in life. But it seems to be reviving itself in an ad hoc way; there are dozens of channels that go into detail about topics I’d never heard of.
This is huge news, isnt it? A YC startup going bankrupt because of the Terra collapse?
Least corrupt crypto company.

Return is directly correlated to risk, so when a black box corporation is promising 15% returns and marketing itself as a “simple and safe” way for its users to benefit from “advances in financial technology.” It's probably not safe, but it is very simple.
What protects you from them swapping the forms then? All you gave them was a picture of your signature, they could add it to any form they'd want.
Maybe in some libertarian dream land only, not in reality. You think a hospital will personally negotiate rates ahead of time with a single patient? Absolutely fictitious.
Surely China is not planing on taking on Taiwan after seeing the Western reaction to the war in Ukraine?
I like your thinking :) I thought horoscopes (Because they are kind of repetitive) was a good first fit - because the scripts could be generated from stock fragments 'A chance encounter' etc...

I think when the little glitches are ironed out of 'real' TTS - we'll be awash with generated content.
I wonder if you really understand what „natives“ mean in the context of Crimea. E.g. Eastern Slavs were present there long before conquest by Ottoman Turks, so technically Crimean Tatars can be called colonizers, which wiped or assimilated the original population of the peninsula. Even if we start calling them natives, the sequence that you described is a nonsense. Crimea became part of Ukraine only after Tatars were resettled by Stalin, so this could not be part of some plan of Russia to take it from Ukraine. It was already Russian, with Russian population bigger than Ukrainian.
Well if the patient swapped the form, it would be pretty clear they didn't actually agree to the terms of the original form.
I applaud this move, but it should be understood in the bigger picture.

Eventually the utility companies will start offering solar electric from huge farms. At that point, local solar panels will be considered inefficient and perhaps even dangerous.

So when it comes time to renew these panels, they will abandoned.

But if that what it takes to get us to utility solar, than great!
let's say if the shortfall makes up 30% of supply..
surely those 70% other farmers would just need to raise by 140% or so to FULLY make up the difference? everyone pitch in a little, shouldn't be THAT big of a deal surely....
It’s one group of 43 students that disappeared and local police & crime gangs are involved

The state of Guerrero has been the birthplace of leftist subversive/guerrilla organizations since the 60’s - they never really died out and to this day influence government teacher schools (called normal schools)

Some students from these schools will sometimes “kidnap” transit busses to get free rides to other towns localities to ask for school donations, etc

Some local drug gangs use students as mules

Apparently the local gang caught wind that bus loads of students, some of which might have been aligned with a rival gang, were headed into town

The local police stopped the buses, dispersed some students , captured/interrogated others and 43 students were never seen again. Their bodies were most likely incinerated.

Federal police botched the investigation, tortured suspects, voiding their testimony.

The local army garrison never acted and may have denied students entry when they asked for help

8 years(!) later the “historic truth” might never be known
I guess they didn't get the memo about going default alive.
The fact that the "chargemaster" (never heard of this) is a proprietary trade secret is absurd.
> has so much demand for its cars that people wait months to buy them

Supply not being able to keep up with demand does not necessarily mean there is particularly high demand.
You can try to comparison shop all you want, but no hospital will give you details in the chargemaster if they aren't legally obligated to.

Even if you are in a position to shop around, journalists have documented their futile attempts to do price estimation for routine procedures. Here's one example: https://youtu.be/Tct38KwROdw

There have been recent laws that requiring publishing some of that information (which are being heavily contested), but comparison shopping remains effectively impossible in the US.
So I guess the standard "you should have read the terms and conditions before you signed the form" only applies in one direction eh?
Can customers configure Firefox as one of the criteria for a challenge?
TerraUSD Price (UST) $0.05468

So, 95% of the value is gone.

Can anyone explain how the fork, airdrop, and other gyrations the Terra/USD promoter is proposing will work, and where any actual money comes from?
How is this different from https://torrents-csv.ml/?
My experience is the opposite. I say that from a career that is dominated by backend experience.

In any application, you have to have a good front end. To most users the app/page is the UI.

Having the majority of your concerns in one place will help you develop with smaller teams. Certain SPA architectures can bring nearly ALL of the concerns into the front end. Particularly with databases that are simply port open to the world like say couchdb. Your backend needs almost effectively disappear. If this is a reasonable data model, SPA looks and feels much faster to use and develop.

When you attach a backend, you often attach other specialists, languages, techs (python, ruby, Java). Have to deal with separate teams, which often means a formal API and all the handshaking between. This pretty much triples the required work with development and the communication overhead.
And what makes it possible for lots of startups to exist? What makes it possible for upstarts to rapidly rise and replace an incumbent?

Todays Big Tech replaced the earlier generation. But the markets have been so thoroughly captured that it seems impossible for any startup to replace Meta or Apple or Google. Netflix is struggling not against another startup but industry incumbents replicating its technology.

Until the markets get competitive again, there won’t be much innovation domestically. TikTok should have shocked the entire US tech industry but rather than try to come up with better products the Tech industry tried to dismember the company and gobble up its US assets ( a process that stopped only because of a change in administration).
Many of the ideas he expressed (in terms of interacting with businesses) seem to be how WeChat runs, very successfully (never used it myself, just based on what I've heard).
Threadreader: https://threadreaderapp.com/thread/1527658189784854528.html
I’ve read that the disruption in fertilizer feedstock (especially methane) is going to reduce yields in other parts of the world, as well.
Most creatures act according to their established nature. We expect (certain) bears to catch fish in streams and to hibernate for the winter, and (certain) monkeys to act in clever but often destructive ways.

Humans do what monkeys would do if they were slightly more clever and had a large production budget.
> Does this sound comprehensive to you? The only wildcard here is this "Bitfury" thing which i've certainly never heard of

If you operate in this industry and haven’t heard of Bitfury, you may have less of a grasp of the landscape than you think. It was created by some of the main insiders and has employed many former government officials. I would have a rethink of my authoritative stance if I were you.

From everything I know about crypto, the linked paper checks out. A lot of people discuss these issues — I think Vitalik recently lamented that cryptocurrencies seem to devolve into feudal dollars.
Even if they did completely embrace it it still wouldn't be happening. There are plenty of current Democratic Party priorities that are dead on arrival in the Senate.
It's almost like he isn't a good businessman and was just at the right place at the right time.

I worry that the majority of billionaires were just lucky and confused that for skill. Then we give them disproportionate influence over society. Basically letting the pigeons drive the bus.
A fraudulent company going bankrupt because the fraud collapsed.
Hundreds, if you consider all the web site interactions to book it?
Bitcoins entire premise is around the movement of unspents. If you always use the same wallet for every transaction it is pretty easy to track who sent the money. If you instead are always sending your money to a newly derived wallet from your HD (Hierarchical Deterministic) root it does make it much more difficult to track what money was money being spent on something and what money is part of a persons total value
there is a wide spectrum of experience at the hands of police, mostly distributed along class and racial lines. many people in the US fear being robbed by the police, many fear being assaulted and killed, but most of the people here on this website will not fear or experience those things.
If it was about culture, ethnic men raised in the states would do fine. They are still heavily disadvantaged, it's mostly about women's extreme racial requirements in dating, which are often considered beyond criticism.
Hey these days we're going default ponzi :)
> the selling point of crypto was never curing inequality

The genesis block of Bitcoin disagrees with you completely.
Funny, most of those torrent got a __padding_file, which comes from bitcomet, a bad torrent client... I think?

Other thing, I realized that there are less and less torrent indexes those last 5 years, they all end up offline or full of ads.
Those rates are skewed by electric and hybrid cars though. Diesel and petrol cars are still majority manual in the UK.
Basically it is real. Because the possible scripts that can be generated are known - fragments of speech (eg 3,4,5 word phrases) were recorded (so the intonation is free).

Would be great to do it with an off-the-shelf TTS engine but I don't think there quite there yet. I know my recording skills and microphone technique is rubbish - but if I knew what I was doing on that front - I think you'd be really hard pushed to tell it was stitched together phrases.
Well I wouldn't trust that list. No Putin or Ji for a start.

However, I would point at Jack Ma as being someone from humble origins. Only 67th now.
Except for all the cases when they obviously are, making the whole process a blatant end run around the fourth amendment.
If you like TUIs I'd love to get some feeback on a project I just parked called Uggly. It's like a browser but for TUI's served by servers.

http://uggly.bytester.net
One way is querying the dht
Not necessarily. Imagine doing this in Chemistry... you could present a compound that acts according to the consistent world-model however the compound is intentionally described wrong, and as a result would not be acting that way and the students would have to figure out how the real compound act.
P.S: I want to apologize to the two children who downvoted me for hurting their tender feelings. I do have a recipe for Kale popsicles though..!!

https://weelicious.com/green-ice-pops-yes-green/
Source on the company being fraudulent?

Source on Terra being a fraud?

Please provide sources for your ad-hominems.
Ask HN: Struggling to find a job in Ireland as a Ukrainian refugee, why?
hi HN!

I’m a Ukrainian refugee currently residing in Dublin. Do front-end for living, have 2.5+ years of solid experience in various projects, all Angular (hate react and don’t trust Vue). Looking for a job in Ireland. Easily go through interviews, reach final stages and then I hear something like ‘We need someone with at least 3 YOE’, ‘Your experience is not quite aligned with our expectations’, etc. I‘m not familiar with hiring processes in Ireland and in whole Europe, could it be that they just don‘t say me a real reason?

My gut feeling is that they are afraid that I’m going back once the war is over. I clearly address this with the fact that anyway I never liked my country and people and planned to move to US in two years. Maybe they are not familiar with this new thing Temporary Protection Directive which entitles me to work in Europe at least for one year. I tell them that I won’t ask them to sponsor my visa in future.

I can happily provide any further details on demand. Any advice?
This is true. Capitalism is at it's best when it manageably distributes supply and demand forces in a minimal surface, maximizing net utility via the price level and transactions. It's at its worst when those at one side of the transactions (healthcare buyers) are systematically denied information and held hostage via contracts.

The American healthcare system operates on this, and it's such a valuable tactic that it's worth more to waste resources on managing this degree of litigation than just charge reasonable amounts.

In more cases on average, the healthcare providers must be making a net profit via these tactics, otherwise they wouldn't do it. The fact that this tactic is even theoretically profitable means the system is fundamentally broken.
As a counterpoint international calling/messaging has become free and of much better quality.
It's well known that people shouldn't change playing style when playing at high stakes, but that they do (this is a classic Monty Hall style thing).

The really interesting game theoretic thing is that it goes further than just being relative to big blinds (if you have an infinite bankroll): it's all relative to the size of the pot. When you should be making or calling a bet is determined only by the relative size of the bet and the pot, not the blinds. The blinds just provide a natural escalation of pot size from 0.

Bankroll management comes into play with larger bets (at any stakes), and naturally affects pot odds decisions: if you have a $5,000 bankroll and you are facing a half-pot $1,000 bet, you should call that bet with a much tighter range than if you had a $20,000 bankroll. You can only afford to take so many coin flips. It is actually rational to be more conservative as bet sizes get closer to your bankroll size.

This means that people should be playing stakes relative to the size of their bankroll, which they don't always do (the average $1/$2 player doesn't usually have 1/5th the bankroll of the average $5/$10 player in my experience, it's closer to 1/3rd).

However, when the pot size is $0, people naturally treat the pot very differently than when it is even $1, since there are no bankroll considerations at all.
Not only that, but a long essay broken up into dozens of screenshots of text. Is there a prize for the most bits per character?
Zelenskyy calls on universities to help rebuild Ukraine’s higher ed system
More than 3k potentially harmful chemicals found in food packaging
Isn't that how cash works where you would need to sue the store.. You wouldn't be able to reverse a bank card purchase without a court order either.

If your computer is infected with malware and your bank allows someone to transfer the money in your account out there are some delay safeguards but you still could lose it.

If you use an exchange they have some safeguards in place.

If your holding the wallet you are the safe guard.

Visa is charge upto 30% a year on balances now.
I was just about to ask if it is pronounced like Pinocchio or kino-pio, guess that clears it up, thanks.
> without some extensions to the API that Wayland developers

Depends on what what you mean by "Wayland developers". Wlroots, and thus sway, support such extensions and I think KDE is open to standardizing such extensions. Gnome supports remote desktop through an xdg portal. The problem is that, as with several other things, all of the compositors haven't agreed on a single standard.
AS/400 and RS/6000 are not (per official IBM terminology) “mainframes”. AS/400s were classified as “midrange” systems.

From the floppy, I’m guessing it was more likely to be an AS/400. (RS/6000s had them too, and they were originally invented on mainframes, where they were used for microcode updates-but I believe AS/400s dropped them later than RS/6000s and mainframes did.)

Now the RS/6000 and AS/400 lines have been merged at the hardware level - but an old machine being thrown out in 2001/2002 would have been from when they were still distinct hardware.
Fwiw a lot of YC companies have had large collapses. For example Homejoy which is a lot bigger than this company. It happens. Startups are risky. Not huge news.
Can anyone in healthcare on HN comment on how a surgery could cost 229k?

Really curious how that number breaks down in terms of equipment, salary, medications, etc.
Seascapes of the ancient world shaped the genetic structure of Europe
lol. Even beanie babies were a longer-term investment vehicle than this. I just hope these recent very public and very embarrassing failures are enough to discourage the average person from wasting their money on these scams. I also hope the people behind this get investigated for fraud.
There are quite a few countries that do not have single-payer and do just fine. According to the book The Healing of America, these include France, Germany, and Japan, all of which get top-ranked results at much lower cost. The key difference is that the government sets the price list for all services.

That would be a big change for the US, but not as big as nationalizing the entire industry.
Wrong. Math exist by themselves being properties.
(I upvoted you btw, I don't like to censor).

I'm a maximalist and even I am not that disingenous.
That's true. But then again, "sign this or you're dead" isn't negotiating either.

The most honest behavior would probably be to mark additions or changes on the form they give you, if they'll fit.
Doesn't that require root?
The startup isn't likely to be getting resumes on the scale that the big tech companies do and can afford to spend the time to look at each resume and maybe even do an interview with each candidate.

However, if you are getting resumes on the scale that the larger, well known tech companies do, then the individual attention cannot be paid on each resume. At that point, one looks more at a quick filter to try to remove the risky hires.

If you've got 1000 resumes and 80% of them are bad hires, and after an online assessment that takes it down to 200 resumes of which only 50% would prove to be bad hires, that is a significantly improved pool to consider.

Yes, it is possible that a great candidate was removed in that filter, but its also possible that one still remains in that pool.

Startups may be cargo cutting big tech interview processes, but the process has value for big tech companies and any others that have more resumes than they can reasonably deal with.
Well, they’re delivering quite a few, and they’re pretty clearly outselling all the other EVs in the US, so it appears that there’s high demand as well.
> Unless you want to introduce gambling to your children, this fact alone disqualifies poker.

Why wouldn't I? Gambling teaches math, probability, detecting deception, the sunk cost fallacy, sticking to a budget, dealing with disappointment, and if you win, generosity of sharing your win.

Maybe I'm biased because growing up Jewish we learn gambling at a very young age (playing dreidel) but we're also using blackjack and poker with our kids to teach them all the things I said above.
Acton left Facebook over a dispute in the direction Facebook wanted to take WhatsApp. Changing the app's direction after his departure seems like it would have been entirely possible.