skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For sake of argument, let's assume that the six-figure (seven, maybe?) price tag on the hardware was no longer a factor and it was possible to train the models locally, I think the sources of the content everyone is trying to train their local model against would quickly shut down the inundation of traffic they're receiving from the hundreds of thousands of individual computers all trying to build their own "unlimited" model.

The computing requirements enforce the current reality that the training of models will be centralized.

This places a larger ethical burden on those central entities, IMO.
Sounds like those lawyers are scared!
Well, SF has a big population of gay men, which makes it more complicated than just counting men vs women.
> Our entire lives get spent pursuing outcomes.

Short-term outcomes: satisfy biological and psychological needs now.

Long-term outcomes: satisfy biological and psychological needs later.

Biological needs are pretty obvious (e.g., food).

Psychological needs are less obvious (what makes you happy). These can range from mere entertainment all the way to being creative.

For me the real thing is creation. Being creative makes me happy. Being a good parent makes me happy because that means my children get to be happy, and having and raising children is -for many people- part of what it means to be creative.

> Is there even an end to this?

Yes, there is. Individuals die. Species become extinct. Enjoy the ride, and do good, while it lasts.
This will be extremely interesting to see play out. Unless I'm mistaken, there isn't a "testable" marker to determine/backup if people are still experiencing Covid symptoms. Insurance companies aren't going to want to play nice for both treatment and disability payouts, but the number of people with the condition is likely too large to sweep under the rug as might normally occur.

I have no idea how things will go, but I'm guessing it'll get ugly before it gets better.
On the contrary: do do this and if you observe your program crashing due to linking order, fix the damn bug.
Show HN: Imageeditor.ai
Hey HN, I saw a few days ago this on Show HN (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34474270) and at the time I thought it would be cool to make it into a website (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34474270#34482501). So here I present to you ImageEditor.ai which lets you edit or create images using AI.
The problem with this article is that it targets companies that are stable revenue-wise and have low capital intensity. Neither of these statements are true about startup companies unless the startup is managed very conservatively.

That essentially rules out any VC-related startup. VC's basically are a huge force-multiplier during up markets and black holes in recessionary periods due to the growth expectations (and the willingness to blank-check funding until the revenue goals are met).
There are prenups, which I believe would be wise for any couple to create (together), and especially important in this type of arrangement.

As I said, this isn't through a mail order service. This is via friends of friends. The marriage would not just be for citizenship. Just like the arranged marriages I mentioned, there would be an element of matchmaking via the intermediary (the mutual friend in this case, or the two families in a traditional arrangement) that has a true belief that the two people would get along well together and share similar values. Then you would have visits and such to see how you liked the other person.

But yes, I see how that can create problems in specific locales. Unfortunately, I'm not sure how the problem can be solved universally.
Let me recommend how I met my wife: Reddit! I posted, not on the main /r4r which moves quickly, but a more niche one. The fact that I posted is key: Women on Reddit are inundated with tons of PMs when they post. However, there are a ton of both men and women who browse those subreddits but do not post themselves. And unlike a dating app, which is both algorithmically driven and focused on attractiveness, Reddit provies you a textbox with which you can differentiate yourself in whatever way makes you you.
This is long overdue. Rails got very nice updates in the past years to make it easier to handle JS and other assets.

Deploying it was still always a hassle and involved searching for existing Dockerfiles and blog posts to cobble together a working one. At the beginning I always thought I'm doing something wrong as it's supposed to be easy and do everything nicely out of the box.

And dhh apparently agrees (Now at least: https://dhh.dk/posts/30-myth-1-rails-is-hard-to-deploy) as there's now a default Dockerfile and also this project he's working on, this will make things a lot nicer and more polished: https://github.com/rails/mrsk
Poll – which deployment models your SaaS supports?
Hey SaaS builders,

I'm working around an idea of making it easy for SaaS product being deployed with hybrid deployment (mainly around separating control and data).

Would be super cool if you will answer my very simple poll on your SaaS.

Of course this is anonymous poll and you can see the results after submitting the form.

Thanks!
Even with that imbalance what the OP said is entirely correct. You can't dismiss the feelings of the other partner in a potential romantic relationship and view it as transactional. If someone does it's probably a large part of why they have issues finding one. Even beyond the initial ability to actually speak to someone of the opposite sex.
I saw this posted a little bit ago:
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34480314
It seems to be what your phrasing is suggesting, so it's disingenuous at best
What Is “Have I Been Pwned” and How to Use It Inside Symfony
From talking to people on either side of this, women are not getting what they want out of it either.

For men it's like finding fresh water in a desert.

For women it's like finding fresh water in a swamp.
In a past life I got pretty deep into trying to help guys like this.

There's a whole industry around it peddling advice that ranges from effective (yet impossible to implement for a broken person) to counter-productive and evil.

It's really very simple, but people just have massive amounts of negative programming that radiates out from them like a reverse pheromone.

Those who are hungry do not eat. You can't fake it, but letting go of fear and just talking to strangers in public flirting spaces (bar, club, maybe target, NOT WORK OR FRIENDS) over and over again while making no effort to hide one's sexual interest will eventually give one the appearance of non-attachment to sexual outcomes. Having a conversation with any kind of sexual implications while maintaining a stance of non-attachment to sexual outcomes is my definition of flirting.

The mindset (feel free to actually say this. it works):
"I think we should do sexy stuff together because it would be fun for both of us, and I'm happy to tell you that because even if you say no, I hope I've flattered you and spoken my truth and that feels good."
Good idea but I don't have an Apple device to try it.

If you get some traction you might consider porting the app to run on smart watches. Current Garmin wearable devices are apparently able to detect individual breaths using the wrist optical heart rate sensor based on slight difference in heartbeat timing. They have a breathwork app built in but functionality is very limited.
Is there a multitenancy package?

Is it this one?

https://djangopackages.org/grids/g/multi-tenancy/

I know there is a paid one.
https://www.bmj.com/content/370/bmj.m2815

5 months before the vaccine came out.
For context I'm someone who spent nearly 20 years doing almost exclusively python dev, attended the first DjangoCon in 2008, ran the Django community blog during its formation heyday back in the mid 2000's and built tons of Django modules, apps, sites etc, have commits on the Project from way-back, tech edited Django books, etc...

Did rails for a short while in 2010-2012 and absolutely hated it then spent 2012-2020 doing mostly Python/Flask dev for huge fintech companies on AWS.

I now use Javascript/React/Nextjs on Firebase/Google Cloud. So much less hassle, tons more libraries and what seems like an exponentially larger ecosystem. There's still weird shit with transpiling typescript to javascript etc... but overall I enjoy JS dev much more these days.
Maybe have a dating app that hides photos until a certain level of communication/time occurs beforehand.... Does such a thing already exists?
Therefore coming back to my initial comment: the very system we live in is based on this conception that we have to forego treating people like humans and have to consider them as mere "resources" just to make it work. Not pretending like I have a solution in the current context. It just will never sit right with me, that's all.
Yes, but the crucial difference is that online you're competing with everyone else in your city, in a bar you're only competing with the other guys in the bar.

There's a strong winner-takes-all effect online
A few days ago, monocasa suggested I should look at the 8086's HLT instruction, so here it is. Let me know if you have other comments on what part of the 8086 would be interesting to read about.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34495317
There is a big difference between what they see as "the best" and what they are looking at. If a 42 yo man sees a good looking 30 year old on a dating app he is quite unlikely to disregard her simply because she is not 20.
Get out of the house, meet people (even if only in the pursuit of getting laid), inadvertently make relationships in the process of just trying to get laid, find that special somebody. Or stay at home, jerk off, and then go browse the web.

Basically the urges we all have, even if they can obviously lead to some awful things, are also the process of aeons of evolution. And they've shown themselves to be remarkably effective at keeping our species alive and healthy even when we knew nothing at all about our world beyond what we might randomly intuit. Having a 'shot' that can pleasantly "fix" those urges is not necessarily a good thing.
(supabase CEO)

We wouldn't be the best fit for all of these, but here are some:

- Validations: handled already by Postgres and if you use JSONB you can use pg_jsonschema[0]

- Translations: probably won't ever be part of our stack, but for multilingual FTS we offer the pgroonga extension[1]

- Permissions: we offer AuthN (email & social logins, MFA, SSO) [2] and AuthZ with Postgres RLS[3]

- Background jobs: pg_cron [4]

- Caching: For images we have a smart cache [5]. We'll extend this to database queries over time

- File uploading: supabase storage [6]

[0] pg_jsonschema: https://supabase.com/blog/pg-jsonschema-a-postgres-extension...

[1] pgroonga: https://pgroonga.github.io/

[2] AuthN: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/overview

[3] AuthZ with Postgres RLS: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/auth/row-level-security

[4] pg_cron: https://supabase.com/docs/guides/database/extensions/pgcron

[5] smart image cache: https://supabase.com/blog/storage-image-resizing-smart-cdn#s...

[6] supabase storage: https://supabase.com/storage
I think major difference being men will still message or go out with women they don't think are super attractive (but are ok), where as women won't.
If computer usage ever became political, I think these companies are smart enough to play both sides.
Appropriately enough, Gödel had this very problem when getting US citizenship, where he tried to argue that the law had a logical problem:

"On December 5, 1947, Einstein and Morgenstern accompanied Gödel to his U.S. citizenship exam, where they acted as witnesses. Gödel had confided in them that he had discovered an inconsistency in the U.S. Constitution that could allow the U.S. to become a dictatorship; this has since been dubbed Gödel's Loophole. Einstein and Morgenstern were concerned that their friend's unpredictable behavior might jeopardize his application. The judge turned out to be Phillip Forman, who knew Einstein and had administered the oath at Einstein's own citizenship hearing. Everything went smoothly until Forman happened to ask Gödel if he thought a dictatorship like the Nazi regime could happen in the U.S. Gödel then started to explain his discovery to Forman. Forman understood what was going on, cut Gödel off, and moved the hearing on to other questions and a routine conclusion"

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kurt_G%C3%B6del#Princeton,_Ein...
I have a cat and its pretty much a guarentee I need to have the vacuum run every few days. Its still useful to check in with it. Sometimes the vacuum gets stuck. Sometimes something blocks it and prevents it from cleaning a room, and I can tell that because I have a map of the lidar scan with a path drawn of the vacuum route on it in the app.
Well that depends a bit on what the MVP needs to be.

Anything web related I'm probably going the Elixir/Phoenix route. I'm no web dev, but this combination makes me actually kind of like doing web-things with how batteries included it is, and the tools it provides to really jump start a project. Then I'd host it "old schoolish" in a VPS or similar since that's what I know best. Might consider being fancy and investigating if Fly is a good fit. If a DB is required I'd use SQLite unless some constraint pushes me into Postgres.

If we're talking command line tool, the correct answer for me would be C# since that's what I know best. The answer I'd want to give though is Go since I want to get deeper into it, but that's not a good business decision.

Desktop application, best I've got in my kit is WinForms with C# and prayers that it never need run on anything but Windows. Maybe Linux with some Wine trickery, but that's not something I've done before either.
Without or with it leads to all kind of emotional problems.
So to be alone isnt that bad.

And relations are not always about sex, the most stable relations are based upon understanding and care friendship. Sure sex is something but after the kids do people still want to live like rabbits, well there much more in life than sex.
The media might make you think peole have sex every day or so, thats bullshit some relations are not based on sex at all but are by all means perfect relastions. (some people dont enjoy sex, or because of medical reasons).

If you want a happy life enjoy other peoples smile, go to places where people smile, enjoy your life yourself visit places. There is no perfect face or figure. And stay away from people who build their life on consumables as drugs or alcoholics a its reciepe for disaster.

Dont try to search for it, not online either, accidents just happen ;)
I wish I had known this when I was 20 years old:

https://www.mrmoneymustache.com/2012/01/13/the-shockingly-si...
No USS, but instead you have this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6ZDxJUy3byc
Absolutely!

Well into adulthood I came across a book, "Why Does He Do That? Inside the Minds of Angry and Controlling Men". It is the single most astute thing I have ever read. It's written by somebody who was a therapist for men in court-ordered programs. He spent years listening to their BS and at some point had enough and broke it all down.

I truly believe that if everybody spent 2 weeks on the topic at circa 16 years old, the world could be radically different. It wouldn't take that much longer to educate them on other relationships basics. Just the kind of minimum stuff and basic techniques that you see from, say, the Gottman Institute.

But I expect that will never happen because there are quite a lot of powerful people who benefit from and/or positively enjoy power differentials and exploitable ignorance. Harvey Weinstein comes to mind here.
https://fossforce.com/2022/04/elementary-os-faces-uncertain-...
It's also because men who are in a relationship are way more attractive to women than men who aren't or haven't been, regardless of other factors.
Why would the legislatures that gerrymandered themselves in amend the constitution to ban this practice?

Waiting for a constitutional amendment on anything in this century is like waiting for Santa Claus. He's not coming.
Yea perhaps. It may very well be top 10% or 5%. But point is, it's a small minority.
> Humans are much closer to “other” animals than what they think

Plain false. Humans are very unique compared to other animals as I wrote in another response. See prof. Sapolsky's lectures on the topic. He's an outstanding anthropologist.
We will get rid of them
I have no clue where you're finding that lower income workers are experiencing any real wage gains, let alone at a significant rate. Home ownership as a percentage of population has never recovered anywhere near pre-2008 levels, so on behalf of myself and most people in my generation and cohort, I couldn't care less if homeowners have more money, that fact is having less of a bearing on our real world with each day. And yes, social security is pinned to inflation so their situation hasn't changed much in 5 years, you're right, most elderly people in america are dying poor and increasingly alone in nursing homes seeking to extract profit from them. None of these points have anything to do with my original point, which is that since the 2008 recession, the tech industry has seen a massive influx of money, and to try and argue that the money put into that industry somehow makes it back to middle america because of some made up idea of who shareholders are is a bad faith argument, and ignores any reality of the situation. I have no idea what it is with people like you who just want to die on the hill of nothing being wrong and that we just have to keep doing what we're doing. A better future is possible, and only if we all start believing it is.
It seems like if our society had UBI (Universal Basic Income) we wouldn't have to worry so much over cases like this - people would be able to get by, it wouldn't be a crisis for so many individuals.
I can't update the post any longer, so I wanted to add:

No contact still from Coinbase. I've emailed them like 5 times since their last email contact.

I called Kraken and talked to someone. Very helpful. I can't stress enough how important it was to talk to someone, before starting the account signup process.

Of course, I don't know of Kraken will be better, but already I've gotten more than I did with Coinbase, a live human. She also sent me a list of documents (URLs) in a followup email, which support what she told me on the phone. That was unexpected. I can't remember the last time I got something like that from _any_ support person.
Definitely agree that Toyota needs to start making big strides towards offering competitive EVs but still a little bummed since it seems like Toyota and Akio's "No more boring cars" philosophy delivered us some cool things like the GR86, Supra and GR Yaris/Corolla variants.
> but roles eliminate a lot of room for conflict.

I think that's only true if those roles line up with practical realities. The bulk of the problem with the 'old' roles is that become obsolete due to technological and cultural changes. The two biggest changes were household electricity, which enabled the mechanization of most houeshold chores; and refrigeration/modern fertilizer production, which made household gardens impractical for many people.

> As a cultural norm, divorce would only happen for fault ... Both sides would try to be good spouses.

+1. I grew up amoung pretty conservative Americans, and while they had some pretty toxic views around sex, the attitudes around cultivating healthy relationships has been one one of the most important things in giving me a happy life.
Shouldn't your sentiment also apply to the parent comment as well?
America’s Last Washboard Factory Isn’t Ready to Throw in the Towel
It really depends upon the product, right?

Let's assume we're talking about a web-based business app.

If the MVP already requires some complex business logic, then I'd probably choose an old-school stack. I personally prefer Rails. But I'd probably pick .NET. Above all, my metro area is full of .NET people. It'd be much easier to find/hire collaborators in .NET. I'm comfortable and productive enough with .NET on the technical level.

However! If I could get away with just putting up a couple Lambda functions, then that's absolutely the path I'd choose. It's an MVP. Let's get this boat rowing ASAP!

In short, product and market influence the best technical approach.
You should see people working in the financial industry right now. While there's one segment that's bearish and believes that the Fed will have to engineer a short recession to bring inflation under control, there's another, larger, stronger camp that believes we're in the end times for capitalism, and the endgame is to make money so cheap that everyone is paper rich.

There's an increasing atmosphere of bacchanalia in the markets - buy every dip, long every thing because they don't believe that the money can be unprinted and inflation thwarted. Might as well pump it up and make some money and hopefully, swing into some meaningful assets before it all comes crashing down.

Personally, I believe American capitalism is in the ICU right now. There's too much money in the system, and there's too much concern over the long-term viability of the USD as the reserve currency. All that money printing coupled with the war in Ukraine, American sanctions, and increasing refusal of the non-Nato countries to play ball with America (espcially China) means that the demand for all the USD printed is never going to be the same.

It's going to get very, very interesting in the coming couple of years.
It just means that 1 man in that top 20% (or whatever the actual number is) is dating / bedding 4 women.
The fear of social media retribution is real. People becoming intimate comes at the risk of being stigmatized within social networks. Adding to it the distorted key-hole, anxiety-driven on-line experience and well, becoming a Monk starts sounding more and more appealing.
If you're talking about the Halo Effect, both men and women are susceptible to it. Interestingly, this effect might be "negated by feelings of jealousy in women" [1].

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halo_effect#Gender_differences
Yes, usually you still serve your asset (images,...) directory through nginx or something similar, though.
https://archive.ph/J068Z
Given how much overlap there is between boards at these companies, it might not just be them seeing others doing it, it might also be that members of the board at company x are already involved in layoffs as board members of company y.
Feels like someone should say something about the decline in participation in civil society, group activity, clubs (that are not purely online), and Putnam’s Bowling Alone.
I am very well aware of those assumptions.

I've lived in several countries. I've found that things function better, and people seem healthier, in more collectivist societies where there are real, permanent families and communities.

To the point of the book, the way things actually were is that we evolved as tribal creatures. We didn't pick our communities, didn't have much choice of mate, and we did need to rely on our tribes and families. My belief is that's the way we're wired. We're social creatures. That's not the US in the fifties, but rather a statement on the nature of humanity for tens of thousands of years.

Now, we're wealthy enough each of us can be 100% independent. I don't see that as a pathway to happiness, though. The connections I see between people in the US seem so shallow compared to those I've seen in other cultures.

Yes, that does mean I need to repress a lot of "self" to fit in, and bury many issues, but I'm okay with that. The US has a loneliness and a mental health pandemic. The whole place is so incredibly isolating.

And yes, ending a relationship is a failure *for me*. I'm not saying it needs to be for other people. However, I want someone to grow together and to grow old with. I want more people around me too, whom I know well.
I mean... neither does Tim, Satya, Sundar, or Andy.