skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Not sure why that would be surprising. Most get all their info from the internet where reactions to speech about traditional values ranges from mass disapproval to outright censorship.

In our culture, almost any values from prior generations are treated as suspect. We live in an extremely progressive time when compared against historical periods.

My particular gripe with this is how religion is viewed in popular culture. Despite our supposed multicultural values, much of the discussion on religion remains focused on Western/Abrahamic religions. Psychology/psychiatry is the new religion which is supposed to be able to guide our mental/spiritual health journey, but I'm of the opinion that it is failing miserably in this area, and we should be doing more to integrate ideas that have survived for thousands of years for a reason.
Norway’s gigantic sovereign wealth fund loses a record $164B, Citi (cont)
I can see how the ambiguity makes it seem like I'm saying that I think the people made this decision to directly cause pain. That's not what I meant and no I don't believe they made the decision trying to hurt people.

What I do think happened is that they saw how much pain it would cause people, then they looked at some fucking dollar amount and some spreadsheet and said "that's fine". I think that's fucked up.
How do you get it to return anything useful for advanced math? It always gives me complete gibberish.
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My team is looking to hire a software developer to help us design and extend QEMU support [1] for the Hexagon DSP [2]. We're looking for candidates who have experience coding in C, C++ or Rust* and who aren't afraid of rolling up their sleeves and poring over disassembled code. This particular architecture is a bit more challenging than most, because it's a bit unique. It's a VLIW [3], so it's a great opportunity to learn about an interesting architecture. Millions of Hexagon DSPs are out there, most are found in Snapdragon SoCs for Android phones and more!

We collaborate a lot with Open Source communities like QEMU, LLVM [4], the Linux kernel [5], and more. I love being able to work on Open Source software at my day job.

You can contact me directly (email addr is in my HN user link). If you don't have experience with QEMU - don't worry! Most of us didn't have any experience with it until recently, too.

The rest of the team you'd work with lives mostly in EU, US.

* Rust experience may serve the role well but we don’t (yet) have any product software in Rust.

[1] https://github.com/qemu/qemu/tree/master/target/hexagon

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Qualcomm_Hexagon

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Very_long_instruction_word

[4] https://foundation.llvm.org/docs/sponsors/

[5] https://www.linuxfoundation.org/our-members-are-our-superpow...
To Jimmy Carter's credit, the space shuttle Columbia disaster could have prevented if the thermal foam on the external shuttle tanks had been replaced with a sweater.
What price do you think would be "worth it"? With your existing usage, $20/month would be $0.03-$0.04 per query, which seems pretty reasonable?
I've never really understood this argument. If criminals have no free will, prosecutors have no free will in prosecuting them either, and jurors have no free will in pronouncing them guilty and so on. Nobody has any free will in the matter.
i just print them out so I can refer to the recipe when my fingers are wet/sticky while preparing the meal.
I don’t think you have a reasonable expectation here.

Companies have to do something to fight this kind of fraud
The main problems America has are internal. I agree that nobody could realistically invade us or wage war against us, but that doesn't mean we can't have civil conflicts or a period like the Troubles. In those cases, our overwhelming military superiority might be a drawback since everybody and their cousin is armed.
No but you die eventually, and then it doesn't matter to you.
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There are lots of folks who sign up for a payment processor account, try it out, and then either switch providers or pivot businesses entirely - they never process a single transaction. Risk assessment is a manual process, so it's generally not done until an account has _processed_ some transactions.

EDIT: When I worked at a payment processor, two common reasons for bouncing new accounts were (1) selling things on the PPL (Prohibited Product List) and (2) connections to persons or businesses that have already been kicked off payment platforms.
> With that being said: this Rock 5B seems to draw 15W worst case, which leaves the available area for PoE.

There are additional PoE standards extending up to about 71W at the client device: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Power_over_Ethernet#Standard_i...

802.3at, aka PoE+, can deliver 25W and is not hard to find even on affordable switches.
Hard to feel much sympathy with the remote (but only in the US) crowd.
Ok then what?

I keep saying what I said to my dad 10 years+ back - once we automate ALL jobs out of existence be that 10 years or 100 years from now, how does society / monetary systems change? What comes next? UBI at best is a stopgap.
I vaguely remember that some crazy conspiracy theorist confronted Captain Kirk once, and tried to force him to put his hand on the Bible and swear to God that Star Trek wasn't fake, and not just shot on a sound stage Hollywood, and then Captain Kirk punched him in the face!
In fact, I did skip over the post with the new title; I don't know what LLM stands for and the title did not inspire the curiousity to find out. I would definitely have read "The AI Crowd is Mad."
As the Netlify engineer that Rich @'d, I can back him up on this. SvelteKit is still admirably platform agnostic. In fact I think it supported Netlify Edge Functions before it did Vercel's!
I use it way less than that and think $20 is a steal. What software do you think is worth $20 a month?
A much more gracious way of answering this might have been "no, I can't, because I was wrong".
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Context builds software and protocols to help people explore and interact with web3. Our flagship product is https://mint.fun, an aggregator of what NFTs are releasing on the primary right now on Ethereum.

Let me try to explain to the HN audience why working on mint.fun is really interesting.

We use Go and Postgres to index all NFT related Ethereum transactions. While NFTs have standards, there's no standard for purchasing an NFT – every NFT is contained in a smart contract, which is just a computer program! Without having access to source or ABI, we do a lot of clever tricks like tracing (but with specific optimizations to make it 100x faster) to intuit how to interact with NFT contracts. Put differently, we generate UI for smart contracts without having source code.

The current way we measure our success is based on our market share of new NFTs minted on Ethereum, and a meaningful % of all new NFTs on Ethereum are minted from our interface.

We're looking for infrastructure engineers who love reverse engineering and getting their hands dirty on meaningful projects. Lots of fun tricks to make our product work well, such as using Postgres partitions to query large datasets instantly, and as alluded to before, tracing Ethereum function calls 100x faster than the status quo.

Context is a small team (4 people) and we've raised $19.5m. We have years of runway and we're looking to grow our team slowly and thoughtfully. Please reach out if these problems sound interesting to you - we have a lot to build and we can help you learn if you're newer to blockchain related problems.

If you're interested, please email jobs@context.app with code that you're proud of.
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>> How can $52,000 go all the way down to $1,000 in just 3 years?

I'd be curious to see a depreciation chart. It is widely known how cars depreciate 10-20% the exact minute you purchase them and drive them off the lot.

I wonder if anyone has analyzed Facebook Marketplace and other locations to put together a depreciation chart of these MacPro's over time. I wouldnt be surprised if it dropped 30% immediately on sale.

Now, to be fair, this is an INTEL mac, not M1 and not M2, so that is also a huge depreciation driver (60%+?) This should be easy to figure out...just look at current alternatives with the same horsepower.
> this doesn't work if you're using Discord on Chromium-based browsers […] this doesn't work on Firefox when running native Wayland windows

It seems like a WebExtension using dispatchEvent could solve both these issues.
It's really wild. NUCs and other mini PC's from HP/Dell are _so_ much better at similar if not cheaper prices.

My theory is that, despite the economics for using Pi's completely flipping to making it a ridiculous decision for most applications, the decade+ of tutorials, Youtube videos, forum posts, github READMEs, etc all describe using Raspberry Pi's as the way to deploy XYZ open source project is enough of a "moat" that it just keeps the demand high enough to suck up supply.

Also I don't think that people realize how good 3-5 year old technology is relative to the price. There's definitely a great arb there right now, and I think it's just going to get better.

The Raspberry Pi brand is wildly strong, but it's eroded for me because of scalpers and lack of availability - hopefully they can right the ship before it's tainted for good.
Often the hardest part of being a victim isn’t the victimization, but rather the aftermath that follows.
It seems like their tools and techniques might have value without achieving de-extinction [1]. If they can't find a way to profit off anything they've done, then I'd be worried.

[1] https://theintercept.com/2022/09/28/cia-extinction-woolly-ma...
GPT is amazing as a stackexchange, et. el. replacement. Just earlier today I used GPT to answer a really simple question which I Google failed to answer. I just wanted to programmatically change a setting in a Kubernetes deployment, but I really didn't want to take the time to figure out the insane JSON nesting.

This is so worth a subscription fee.

Please write a kubectl command to correctly patch the imagePullPolicy to be equal to Always.

kubectl patch deployment <deployment-name> --patch '{"spec":{"template":{"spec":{"containers":[{"name":"<container-name>","imagePullPolicy":"Always"}]}}}}'
Almost by definition most of the population.
Network latency is your no.1 bottleneck for every modern device, everything else is a distant second. Also you can optimize everything, but you can't make MPAs navigate without a network roundtrip.
> If you want to maximize autonomy, great, but it’s unlikely you’ll also maximize pay

And that's the literal trade off gp was referring to
why can't crowdfunding work for this stuff? I'd gladly chip in like, $1K or something, to fund the training of a ChatGPT-like LLM, on the condition that it's publicly released with no fetters.
> In 2020, 4% of Americans reported drinking or gargling diluted bleach, according to a CDC poll conducted of about 500 online participants.

which is more likely:

- 1/25 people are knowingly, willingly drinking bleach

- 1/25 people answering online polls are trolls
The best and simplest way to evade data capture at Disneyland is to avoid Disneyland.
I've bought recently a Minisforum N40 (Celeron N4020 CPU), and man, it's much faster than the Pi. Installing Manjaro Linux was a breeze, all peripheral supported out of the box. I bought used on ebay, but new is priced like €150, which competes directly with the Raspberry Pi 4, and this one comes with 64GB eMMC and 4GB RAM. No exposed GPIOs though, so it won't be the ideal choice for hardware hacking, but for media boxes or tiny desktops it beats the Pi hands down.
this is what happens when you gameify the interview process.

i admire those people who can get away with this because it makes an absurdity of the rotten system.
Cant wait to subscribe.
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Any counter-culture requires there to be a culture.

We have no counter-culture, because there is no longer a strong, central culture.

4chan is one of many siloed cultures, not a counter-culture.
> The only threat model that thwarts is somebody physically tampering with it,

They way you state 'the only' seems to present a total misunderstanding of the fact that physical access is the number one easiest way to compromise just about any type of computing device that exists. If for example you went to any data center and attempted to get physical access without permission you would quickly find yourself accosted by armed personnel as to prevent the physical tampering you're talking about.

In my work I must keep my laptop on my person, or otherwise locked up when I'm not using it to prevent physical access by others. This is in now way unique in the computer security industry.
> challenge incorrect assumptions

And just like that OpenAI has found it's niche.
You can downvote me here for a promo, but by using gpt3 directly you can bypass all the restrictions. Thats one of the reasons we built writingmate.ai (often outages of GPT3 being the second reason)
Does anyone know about any privacy guarantees with the Plus tier?

I would use ChatGPT more in my day-to-day programming tasks but I don't really feel comfortable putting proprietary code into an OpenAI-owned service.
So like basically any other luxury goods company? Ever tried to trade in jewelry?
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> Now, like January 2023 numbers, you can get a brand new mini micro PC from a no-name brand with twice the memory and a large SATA drive and vastly faster CPU and probably a pirated win10 or win11 installation for 10% to 20% lower price than a ARM SBC supplied without storage, and usually the slightly higher electrical power is more like double.

Mind sharing how I can find one of these?
>Advocating for those in power doesn't carry the same reasoning as advocating for those who are not in power

Anybody could be in power at any given time. If your argument for why your group should be in power depends on who is currently in power then it isn’t valid because it stops being true as soon as you win. No idea what you are saying about stupid people.

> my argument [“Advocating for those in power”] has nothing to do with who should be in power

Saying what kinds of arguments are acceptable in support of the group in power has a lot to do with who should be in power.
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We are another species but we operate more like a disease. We are no longer operating unchecked by the remainder of the biosphere.

> Ecosystems and biodiversity aren’t going anywhere.

If we keep up, they are. We can totally destroy the biosphere in ways that would make it, from our perspective, unrecoverable. Sure, it could recover in a few million years with other species, but that won't matter to us.
ChatGPT can be a nice alternative to googling. It will just give you the recipe without the nonsense, and you can ask it to convert the units, suggest replacements for ingredients if you don't have / can't eat them etc.
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https://github.com/waylaidwanderer/node-chatgpt-api

This repo talks about it.
So other parts are used?
>but pretty much all of them agree with the idea that everyone should be entitled to basic decency.

This is begging the question. Disagreement over what "basic decency" means is the heart of the LGBTIAP+ debate, just like disagreement over when life begins and what that means is at the heart of the abortion issue.

Some think "basic decency" means transitioning schoolchildren behind their parents' backs, providing them with hormone blockers and cross-sex hormones without parental knowledge or consent, and removing kids from their homes if the parents object. Others see all that as an attack on parental rights and children's well-being driven by authoritarian pseudoscience. The first group holds power in public education, HR departments, academia, and the federal government (at least in the USA), making that second group the counterculture.
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Not so long ago I got significantly more than the current trade-in for the $52,000 Mac Pro, for a 27 inch 5k iMac Pro also with the mega-Xeon and a ton of RAM, etc.

I think they wanted to get them off the market and get those people onto the Apple Silicon, which was going to rapidly eclipse the Xeon iMac Pro for those more 'general prosumer tasks', video editing et al.

Not at all the same situation with the top-end Mac Pros with the Xeon: all the outboard stuff is the point there, and you can't as easily eclipse that outboard stuff. Put simply, the $52,000 machine might as well remain in service doing what it's doing, because Apple isn't directly replacing that. They were very much directly replacing what my old Xeon iMac Pro did, so they put more pressure on the trade-in scenario to motivate that happening. They apparently have no interest in pressuring those top-end Mac Pros to get off the market, so the trade-in is completely pathetic: hang onto the thing and keep it in service, they have no special replacement targeted or perhaps even planned.
[Caveat: I'm not an expert here, so ignore all this.]

Well, yes and no. The mainstream culture was far more dominant in the 50s than even 20 years later. And of course there were countless little (and often not-at-all-little!) cultures going on at the time -- and still going on.

But "counterculture" is not merely "alternative culture" -- and no one would write a post describing America today as lacking "alternative culture" because it's both false and also meaningless.

In the 1950s, regular church attendance was over 50%, union membership was at 35% of private sector workers, there were 3 channels on TV, and they predominantly espoused a particular leave-it-to-beaver culture that typified what was perceived as mainstream culture. The fact that it was not actually mainstream in the sense that fewer than half of Americans actually lived that way, is mostly irrelevant.

The '60s counterculture was not merely an "alternative culture"; it was powerful because it made it appear that the progeny of mainstream culture were condemning it; they questioned the power structure of that mainstream culture, despite being its plausible beneficiaries, and they were much more threatening to it than any other alternative cultures at the time (or, maybe, since) exactly because they were perceived as products of that monolithic mainstream culture.

In the US, there is currently no single monolithic culture being preached endlessly in the same way 1950s culture commanded media attention, it's not clear there ever will be one again without a dramatic turn towards the authoritarian, and so it's not at all clear what a national-level counterculture would even look like anymore?
How can a professional chef end up on HN? I am curious. Did you turn into a dev later in life?
>Anywhere in California you would not experience any of that

Hello, I have a close friend that was jumped by a small group of people for holding hands with his boyfriend. He was hospitalized.

This was in Oakland in 2015.

But even then, there's a lot more to California than the Bay Area and LA.

I don't feel very safe being trans and living in Lake County, but I can't afford the Bay Area anymore. So I just don't go outside anymore.
It's nice of them to consider buying it at all. Very few manufacturers want their product back. They are in the business of producing new stuff, not shuffling around used stuff.

Of course a used product dealer is going to pay you less than the next consumer will. They have to sell to the same consumer and need a margin to justify their time acting as the middleman. Same reason the used car dealer will give you less for your used car than the next driver buying direct will give you.
The story of gatsby based on stackoverflow polls isn't so good. In 2020 they are (60% loved)[https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...] in 2021 (its 48%)[https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...] and 2022 (is 35%)[https://insights.stackoverflow.com/survey/2020#technology-mo...]
As an european I can't stop laughing at that headline - and I am pretty sure lots of HN'ers from other parts of the world will too...
I think you are thinking of KH-9 satellites. CORONA is just a tiny little thing.
What is the microformat? Does it have a name or do you have a link?
In the meantime, maybe remove "Your workflows run on your servers, not ours. We only receive the data you choose to send to us." from your front page marketing?
> You should be concerned if you are just plumbing between different software stacks, but even that is likely hard to fully automate.

Ah ok so just most software developers.