skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>absolute precision is required

LOL - you gotta be kidding. In software, we strive for that - by running tests. In the law, there are no tests.

Not saying that absolute precision isn't required. I know lots of cases were an extra comma, a wrong date, or a signature from the wrong person has cost someone tens of millions of dollars. I would argue that AI-based tools could prevent such HUMAN mistakes.
I completely agree with you about it being a valid conclusion from a reasonable person. I think we all do that to some extent - we're always softer on "our team"... but it's also quite rational to look at a minor corruption scandal and feel it's outweighed by a politician's view on some highly sensitive topic like reproductive rights.

The issue is that we're taking it to extremes.
This reduces the motivation to create art to a monetary one, and the value people derive from art to a purely aesthetic one.

In our future AI-infested world, I'll personally seek out "certified non-AI" creators because part of what inspires me is not just the content, but the creation of it.

Art is not just a destination.
Will the world stop turning if people stopped working on self driving cars or AI?
Actually I've thought about this a lot, and I can see where things are coming from.

An important part of representing a pluralistic society is compromise, if everyone can criticize every move a politician makes it then to populist and idealistic politicians getting elected rather than moderate politicians that can achieve things.

I think we can see an example of this happening today where demoguages are making headway over more rational actors.
Many languages to choose from, that's great

I wish the same could be said about tooling

How is the debugging story? gdb/ldb compatible? does it support its types?

Is there a language server available? formatter?
I do the same thing and it works well.

For your issue could you handle bringing up your docker-compose 'manually' in bin/dev? Maybe conditionally by checking if the image exists locally with `docker images`. Then tear it down and run foreman after it completes?
>This sounds like, "let people just live however they want to live and it will be okay"

Less that (although yes) and more "let people define manhood however they like."

That's an entirely different argument than individualism versus collectivism. Plenty of men have been bad husbands and fathers within the traditional framework of acting as breadwinner. A lot of men are simply assholes (no specific offense to your father, mine was little different.)

That model of masculinity brings a lot of toxic elements with it, including the premise that men should be sexually promiscuous and aggressive, that it's simply in their nature. It often reinforces and, through popular media, commoditizes harmful behavior.
What's your explanation for the over-performance of the Ashkenazi and Chinese vs US whites?

(The comment you replied to)
Will definitely add that! Thank you!
> constantly get up to urinate

I hope you've been checked for diabetes?
I know-- I was scared like hell. But after the first week and multiple staging releases in less than 10 days, I was on top of it. Yes, hiring is real challenge and am facing it already. However, if I, even as a startup, reach the salary threshold, then hiring is not a problem. I'd say I've yet not found a case where I couldn't find a library for my use case.
We are in agreement then. What typical Americans label radical left is not at all radical in most other rich nations and what we call right wing is considered extreme right wing in most other nations. You haven’t been radicalized, what has changed is the views of the average voter. When I talk about radicalization of white men I mean in terms of where they are in absolute terms, not how far from the center they are.
> I think reply link is not visible for a while after creating a post

It's the depth/flamewar metric.

> you need to find out what properties this guy has...and inform him about how much he needs to pay

Right. You need to do this. So, at this point, you know whether or not he needs the original benefit.
This is great. I would love a date filter but even without, it is very useful.
I think these are a couple of cool serverless ML apps, recently built with new open-source models:

- Trascribe any podcast in 1 minute with OpenAI Whisper → https://modal-labs--whisper-pod-transcriber-fastapi-app.moda...

- Generate Pokémon cards with fine-tuned StableDiffusion → https://modal-labs-example-text-to-pokemon-fastapi-app.modal...
It would kill research. Why pay for R&D when a gazillion other companies will instantly clone it?
I don't understand the "cites a non-existent precedent" bit. Presumably the AI would have a database of a pile of precedent. It wouldn't make up cites. It would have "knowledge" of so much precedence, it could likely find something to win either side of the argument.
Didn't expect to see Galaxus here, i buy all my stuff there
When I was living there, I was told that you could go to a rug store, see a beautiful say, Persian Carpet worth thousands, and they would say, take it home and try it out. If you liked it, you came back to pay. They didn't take your information, just your name. I didn't try it but I believed it. Switzerland was very much that way.
We have affordable housing shortage. This would make a lot of housing quickly affordable.

There might be secondary effects as well. Like dropping prices of properties might make land for new developments cheaper.
And one more thing. You should also know that some people who look really great in pictures - become impossible to be around and quite unlikable because of how they behave and what they say.
As someone who has done kernel development work (though not Linux), not every part of a kernel is as filled with dragons as you make it out to be. Why would my e.g. filesystem driver need to punch a lot of deep unsafe holes down to the internals of memory management? Why can't I make use of a safe abstraction implemented using unsafe code to free myself from caring about those details?

With C, you can only do these kinds of safety guarantees with a lot of discipline. With Rust, you can offload much of your discipline to the compiler.
I'd like to see Amazon do similar and make this data available publicly on each product's page.

Some return rate data is currently figured into "Amazon's Choice" labeling - for example, low return rate on an established product, more likely to be labeled Amazon's Choice.

But I'd like to see if Amazon has the guts to just make it all public.
> Why is that too much to ask?

Because corrupt people want to be corrupt.
https://xkcd.com/1357/

> I can't remember where I heard this, but someone once said that defending a position by citing free speech is sort of the ultimate concession; you're saying that the most compelling thing you can say for your position is that it's not literally illegal to express.
> The hydrogen shit was ridiculous. JAPAN IS AN ISLAND WITHOUT OIL RESOURCES. They import virtually all their oil. Electrification makes them much more economically independent. The only place hydrogen was coming from was oil, unless they have some unknown methane reserves I am unaware of.

The hydrogen was generated from nuclear power. They have a lot more of these sources than they do for a lithium ion supply chain.
The only time I managed to acquire psylocobin was on an island where a big rave was happening. A hippie guy sold me magic mushroom pills. I was too scared to take it in this atmosphere and wanted to take the pills home. To leave the island, one had to walk through nipple-high water. The pills in my wallet melted away in the water.

Maybe some other day.
> When we negotiate treaties, private conversations between leaders are useful and productive.

For the most part these aren't truly "private", they become part of the public record but at a classification level that may or may not permit immediate or easy access.

This is very sharp contrast to what's being discussed in this article which is the deliberate exclusion of communications from the public record and their destruction.
> gross imbalance of exercise, diet, sleep, and social connection

Indeed. What's worse is that we, as individuals, know this. But we, as in the western society at large, seem to be utterly unwilling or incapable of addressing this.

Long working hours to make ends meet. The shittiest food is the most convenient option. There's a metric fuckton of light- and sound pollution which messes with our sleep. 10% of folks suffer from sleep apnea for a variety of reasons. So many things are messing with us. At some point, we're going to have to start dealing with these things.
Given your seeming misunderstanding of chemistry, I'm not going to debate any further, but for the sake of others reading, I'll point out that there are two elements above Lithium (Hydrogen and Helium), and that Lithium is a (solid at room temperature) metal makes all the difference. And the fact that Lithium not being burnt as a fuel like H2 (thus requiring fuel storage and refueling), but instead as part of a compound that is used for energy storage.
> The fact that every car company could buy a Model S and drive it around and not have drop-everything skunkworks doing EV development shocks me.

I think every company did back on the envelope calculation and in about 10seconds realised they won’t ever have the battery supply to satisfy even 10% of their sales for decades. Only Tesla managed to convince Panasonic to build new factories.
I just see "Loading..."

Anyway, was curious if this was going to re-creating my handwriting based upon my providing some samples.
Believe it or not, but theirs are the lowest prices in Switzerland.
No, it is more like 23+/-5% of population is hard line Democrat, 23+/-5% of the population is hard line Republican, people in both of those groups will vote the party no matter what, "politicians could eat babies in front of without losing their votes" from either camp

54% of the population are combination of Independents or Single Issue Voters. That is what sets the outcome of national elections
That nailed what I wanted to know. Thanks!
The Rise of the Tech Bro Supervillain
Very interesting.

This is like snakemake but with go.

The audit trail is very interesting, especially for certified version controlled pipelines.

Is it being continually developed?
To a developer it probably is, as a user, it’s much easier to install self hosted server apps with minimal effort. Especially because the Docker file usually already has the sane defaults set while the binary requires more manual config.
> One of the most well-known of those efforts was a series of emails that Virginia Thomas, wife of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas and a supporter of former President Donald Trump, sent to a host of state Republican House and Senate members just days after Biden won the election. She urged members to throw out Biden's delegates to the Electoral College and replace them with a GOP slate.

This is serious stuff and the "solution" in this case is to prevent people from getting the emails via FOIA?

Isn't the entire point of the FOIA to allow for more transparency in government?
Vanilla Rails.

My app started 7 years ago with Rails + AngularJS on the front end. Wish I had just used Rails for 90% of what I had used AngularJS for.
> They're also more likely to choose to be alone than be with someone who doesn't meet their standards.

But they are not, as the article says women do have sexual partners while men increasingly don't. Men are hugely unmatched in loneliness in the young age groups

https://www.pewresearch.org/social-trends/wp-content/uploads...
The training data didn't contain ñ, or characters with a tilde :)
When are we going to get a distributed peer to peer randomness service.

I could roll a die in return for $random crypto currency.

Obviously the amount could vary depending on the amount of randomness. So me thinking of a random number would get less than a die roll which would get less than this comment.
I have a Oru tandem folding kayak that can be configured solo. It handles shallows just fine. It might not be as stiff as a hardshell kayak but it can handle not too rough ocean (close to shore... i wouldn't try any big crossing in it because it has no spray skirt). Also it weighs about half as much as a hardshell kayak.
Moon Man: The alt-right's sensation, borrowed from 80s McDonalds ads (2016)
I didn’t downvote you(tbh I don’t even know how to downvote). But I didn’t respond to you because I don’t understand the relevance of what you are saying. You said we’re both wrong and then went on to talk about how inanimate objects can’t see? It just doesn’t make sense to me what you’re trying to say.
There are lots and lots of vast differences among the different women who have been attracted to me over the years; age is just one of them, while others include national origin, educational attainment, socio-economic class, country of residence, pluriparity, conscientiousness, openness to experience, agreeability, extraversion, agreeableness, neuroticism, autism, height, weight, sexual orientation, political party alignment, favorite operating system, hair color, skin color, and religion.

What's so special about their age to you?

I don't think I have a sample size large enough to confidently discriminate among particular age groups' attraction to me. I'm not, like, a celebrity or something. Even if I did, I don't see how such a sample could avoid being far too biased to draw any useful conclusions from.
Submarines are referred to as boats rather than ships due to naval tradition.

As a former naval officer I can only say that technically losing any vessel could be the one that loses a war, just as any soldier lost could be the straw that breaks the camel's back. But if your navy is so rickety that the loss of a single vessel is enough to lose then the main deficiency was in planning rather than any specific warship loss. Losing one in peacetime should never happen but is not unheard of even in modern times. See eg the Kursk or the Fitzgerald.
Wait... are you saying Jara Cimrman did it first?!
I’m doing one right now.

Using Rust, Diesel(Orm), Postgres, compiled jinja2 templates (Askama), and a smattering of JavaScript with AlpineJS, and Tailwind. I have 100 loc JavaScript that makes it easy to replace only parts of the page via Ajax calls.

Really simple stack, really lightweight, a joy to debug, and runs instantly. The delay on my dev laptop is below 10ms, it’s undetectable.

So much better than React and Python that I use at work in nearly any dimension. I hope the mvp works out and I can quit that job one day.
"Google accused of laying off employees and then suing them for violating non-disclosure agreements". Definitely not a PR nightmare.
Rare tandem repeat expansions and genes in signaling functions in schizophrenia
Cultural emphasis on educational achievement and hard work, for one.
New York City will require Uber and Lyft to go 100 percent electric by 2030
Their votes are public. Why do you need to see their conversations?
The million dollar question: has anyone written a Lua interpreter in Nelua yet?
so cool, can i export as svg?
I think the folks on HN are generally aware that weight loss is incredibly hard, I'd be surprised to see anyone here trying to shove fad advice down your gullet.
Typescript, Tailwind, NextJS, Supabase, Vercel and you just can’t go wrong.

If I needed a long running server for whatever reason I’d supplement Supabase with a NestJS app.
It is remarkable how many HN readers have strong opinions, strongly held about how to do a job that they haven't done, nor ever seen done.

The job of a legislator is famously sausage-making: something that's gross even if the final product is acceptable. If it was done the way an outsider demanded it be done, it wouldn't be done at all.

There's legitimate disagreement on whether legislators' communications are viable public records. But I'd think that disagreement would be a lot more meaningful if it were held among people who had at least some idea what the job entailed.
Researcher in article discovered that oven pings google , yandex and baidu to check if internet is present.

I think who ever coded oven firmware was fair because oven connectivity data will be equally shared with all major sides.

And also resilient, if it was only google, or only baidu or yandex, then they would have too much power to control the ovens. For example google may not respond and oven would never enter "internet present" state.

... Or they could just code different firmware for each region.
Thank you, that’s very kind. The app was a very personal project to me where I could combine everything I am interested in into one thing - I’m really pleased that comes across.
I didn't want to confess, but yes you're right. Elixir (or the willingness to learn Elixir) is a great filter for me to find the right people. Again, this is my purely subjective opinion and might as well be true for other languages as well.
Yeah, I do agree with you on these points. What to do about it though, if anything... I'm fairly liberal personally, and I guess this is where pure political subjective desires will come into play. In the US you'd trust people to wield semi-automatic weapons on the streets but you wouldn't trust them to run a program that generates anime furry images of their favorite characters? Granted that was an extreme example but still :)
Pinecil
Coupers can coup on their private email accounts.
> I have been paying and being paid for decades now, and I have never involved a payment processor in a dispute I had with the other side.

Have you considered that the possibility of disputes and the existence of a framework for resolving them is part of the reason for that?
I still use Capistrano. In fact, I like Capistrano so much that I have full Load Balancing, Auto-Scaling, and End-to-End encryption enabled for my projects on AWS via the elbas gem.

My primary use case for this is PCI Compliance. While PCI DSS and/or HIPAA do not specifically rule out Docker, the principle of isolation leans heavily twoard the principle that web hosts must be running on a private virtual machine.

This rules out almost all docker based-PaaS (including Fly.io, Render.com, AWS App Runner, and Digital Ocean), as these run your containers on general Docker hosts. In fact, the only PaaS provider that I can find advertising PCI compliance is Heroku, which now charges +$1800/month plus for Heroku Private to achieve it.

I would love to share my configuration with anyone that needs it.
so you want Go then?
SunEditor – Pure javscript based WYSIWYG web editor, with no dependencies
Thankfully it's toothy. In a place that operates black sites for American citizens, it's gotta be.

https://www.theguardian.com/us-news/2015/oct/19/homan-square...
New syntax is pretty easy to pick up. It's just window dressing.

What you're actually seeing is a trap a lot of programmers fall into where if something is unfamiliar then it's treated as if it's incorrect.
As long as it's within 30 days..

Consumer laws give a much longer window, and the retailer is responsible for resolving the issue [0], but any time I've had to try and get something replaced after the time limit it's involved going back to the original seller, hoping they still exist in the world of random TM company names. Never understood how Amazon gets away with this.

0: https://www.which.co.uk/consumer-rights/advice/what-do-i-do-...

"The retailer is responsible
If what you’ve bought doesn’t satisfy any one of the three criteria outlined above, then the retailer that sold it to you is in breach of the Consumer Rights Act.

This means that your statutory consumer rights are against the retailer – the company that sold you the product – not the manufacturer."
Catchy Brand Name Generator
Can you expand further?

What has you bother to introduce unpoly when Hotwire is included by default?
Aka, what are the main things missing/better that drive you to use unpoly.
Author here: This was a toy project idea that randomly popped into my head recently so I made it the next day. I think it can generate some creative, useful names.
Given that you are going to throw away every single bit of this code -- yes, you will, and yes, your investors should know about it in advance, and yes, you should set hard numbers for when it's going to happen -- you should build your MVP using whatever toolset will allow you to innovate the fastest while keeping the site up, safe, and secure.

Agreeing with what has already been said about static HTML/CSS/JS on GitHub Pages with AWS buckets, but if Django or Rails works best for you, go with it.

Unless this stack is works-best-for-you, beware launching on React, Typescript, Next.js, or Vercel. That's what you're going to use for the Real Version, when you have money to hire some Real Engineers who are okay with the level of complexity. Don't incur that tech debt before you absolutely must.
Crypto as the Nigerian Prince Scam of Radicalization
https://prodbump.com/ - sell digital products, memberships and more in less than one minute.

You keep 99% of sales after payment processing fees. No monthly fees either.
Thanks for kind words! Yes, although conceptually it is even more similar to Nextflow. That is, it is push-based and dataflow-based, whereas Snakemake is pull-based, quite similar to Luigi (well, hey, we also developed the SciLuigi plugin to make Luigi a tad bit more data flow-like, although only on the surface).

I'm maintaining and continuing to develop SciPipe, although pretty slowly at the moment, due to a day job that doesn't allow much time to spend on it.

I and a former colleague at pharmb.io who is still using it are having some plans for further features to streamline the authoring experience more though, and I'm actually looking to move to a job (e.g. in academia) that will allow me to work on it a bit more on the side.
This is awesome. I find myself avoiding Miro/Figjam these days because of how much point & clicking and formatting I need to do to get a flowchart going.

Would love to eventually have functionality with this to create UML or system architecture diagrams.

Props for setting up monetization from the get-go and having a super simple UI.
TypeScript 5.0 Beta
I am sticking to Typescript nowadays, its so easy to share types between FE and BE, creates monorepo with many different packages.

I am in fact building MVP right now with Nextjs and Nestjs, i've never felt more productive than this
> [...] bank pushed me to use Zelle - which has zero protection.

Also channeling patio11 [1]: This is actually a pretty interesting ongoing experiment as to whether banks can opt out of Regulation E.

[1] https://twitter.com/patio11/status/1500993875627761666
Google Pixel Buds, a Overview and Teardown
Same with drugs. There's a bit of cocaine-epidemic where I live. With lots of gung-ho politicians clamoring for a "war on drugs" and "zero tolerance" and "hold the addicts accountable", etc. But I don't hear any politicians talking about why so many people want to snort cocaine...
Does anyone particularly care if development builds inline much?
If you can get Go-like compile speeds for development iteration, and the current ones for release, it would be the best of both worlds for me.
The legal profession is at the least risk of adverse financial effects from anything, because the people who make the laws are largely lawyers, and will shape the law to their advantage.
Scheme also distinguishes between the cases using separate remainder and modulo functions.

https://www.scheme.com/tspl4/objects.html#./objects:s98
Discussed previously: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34533396
Could you use the LiDAR data on newer iPhones to get more accurate assessment? https://developer.apple.com/documentation/avfoundation/addit...
no , unless you mean that increasing testosterone will make men oppress women again so they can have more equitable distribution among themselves.

"This" is the result of max level sexual competition. If anything, if it were hormonal it would affect disproportionally more the high-partner-count males compared to low-partner, which would flatten the distribution