skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yeah HN can get testy too. Especially, in the recent past, when it comes to discussing management, RTO etc.

Its understandable to a degree. Most here are probably NOT the primary reason why management needs to be around but still it can often be like Reddit that way.

I have mulled over going public with my account because i agree with you, its easy to flame to just act a fool under the guise of anonymity when you generally know it may be hard to get to you in the real world, just how discussion doesnt devolve so quickly as often in public. BUT there are too many crazies out there that are more than willing to take a simple disagreement of opinion to crazy heights that I don't see the risk/rewards.

As I have gotten older though, I have gotten better about recognizing when someone is simply dug in or flaming, especially in the first reply or two and simply dis-engage. Not always, we all have our bad days, but I try to be better about it.

Also, i noticed your account is new, but im not sure if you are new here. But wanted to add this, as it can help facilitate discussion

http://www.hnreplies.com/
Ok got it , something in lines of OpenFlow. Is there any documentation/links on this being used by AWS / Azure/ GCP .. I would like to read more on this.
Lol that's not an ebook reader
Open source ≠ source available

https://opensource.com/resources/what-open-source
This is certainly true.

However, consider that the 99% who don't contribute on Reddit, may be contributing elsewhere.

I never post on Reddit, only browse. But I comment here.

Maybe that's the case with most people. That the majority contribute somewhere, but just not all in the same place.

This would invalidate the hypothesis that the internet is written by insane people. It's just that any one site only includes 1% of the people, evenly distributed across all the sites.
The company that gouges customers for life saving insulin (edit: not epipens) gouges customers for another life saving drug.

Capitalism, ho!

(If you accept that obesity kills, reducing obesity saves everyone’s money and lives)
Soviet-esque, but if the party was driven by profit motive, though, right?
Not sure what the product is

But the advice to essentially fine tune your embeddings with a custom matrix is good

There are also other embeddings platforms (other than OpenAI’s) that have built in fine tuning functionality
I wonder how they defined a 25% loss of productivity. 1 day is entirely not enough to produce any credible metric on the impact of any one tool. Seems just click baity.
I agree with almost all that you said, but I seem to remember that Air Florida flight 90 crashed killing almost everyone aboard because the throttle settings were too low and no one figured it out until they were airborne and out of ground effect.
I've been stressed about getting fired for a few years now. I'm slow. I was a high performer once, but they outsourced that job. I think I'll just feel this way for the rest of my career.
Why is OAuth still hard in 2023?
Fortunately, I blog for no real purpose than some nice conversations when they happen. So there is no one to impress or anything to sell here.
They all seem to be posting on the same three threads if you check from their history. GPT or not, seems trained or made to rephrase older HN comments (see: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34910204).
Instagram is a private company. Tiktok answers to the CCP. There’s a big difference.
Just import people, nobody cares about musty old cultures anyway these days.
Thank you that is an important clarification. To me the line between legality of the page and practical outcome seems like a distinction that's getting greyer. If I can be arrested and held in jail for four days with impunity, that's enough to scare me from criticizing the police, even if I am confident I might ultimately prevail in court.
This seems to be a great resource! However, when I looked at prices, seats are quite expensive. Does anyone have any advice for finding cheaper train tickets?
The obese are mad at the diabetics, the diabetics are mad at the obese, while they should be mad at their failure of politicians who won’t regulate the drug market like any other functioning democracy. It’d be funny if it wasn’t so tragic
Cool I guess but not really surprising given previous work on mode connectivity ((1) and related)

(1) https://arxiv.org/abs/1802.10026
It really isn’t. If we are ignoring security, using a work computer for personal reasons is utterly inconsequential and not at all newsworthy beyond some extremely American 24-hour-news-cycle alarmism. The only reason this is ‘newsworthy’ in the first place is because it’s about TikTok, and because people are spooked (rightfully or not) about China.
> Why does a bureaucrat need Tiktok on their workphone?

Communication.

Do they "need" it? No. They don't need it like they don't need Facebook, or Twitter, or any other social media apps.

> Can they not work without watching twerking videos in the background?

Either you are ignorant of TikTok -- in which case, I should point out that TT is not about watching twerking videos -- or you are just telling on yourself, which isn't a problem, to each their own.

I assume you're ignorant (which isn't a bad thing, mind you), so I'll answer by using something you said:

Yes I know we should have our own website but non-techy types use TikTok.
Preach. Maybe one day, in the future, when we have cobbled enough bits together for our architecture... maybe my grandkids might be able to play a game that...

Actually simulates a more complex model of the state of the PC's physical health, injury/augmentation, and its resultant (dis)abilities with something more than an Int or two. I don't need anything crazy. I'd just be happy to see what Deus Ex had 23 years ago in more games...

Honestly I think we in general lack the imagination to ask, and product owners only seem to give people what they want. I understand Health needed to be a cheap data type when gaming norms were being established. That said, 99.98% of the oxygen in the game industry goes to visuals, audio, networking, physics, etc and its still HEALTH=100; MAX_HEALTH=100; IF HEALTH < 0 THEN GAME_OVER()

And if you pause to think about what a more realistic and dynamic health system looks like, you may realize its hard for you to think about. No, not because we need to do RigidBodies for Leukocytes or something. Its hard to think about, because 100/100 health, POWER UP, Respawn kind of thinking has actually started to make multiple generations of people have less connection with their bodies. And maybe then you start to know that if games did this better, we would actually feel better, do better... maybe.
> That's a much more nuanced way to put it - compared to "The professional and enterprise licenses do not really make sense for anyone".

Where does he say that?
Are these all proper sleeper trains? I took the one that goes from Gdańsk to Kołobrzeg in Poland many years ago (with a bunch of friends) going to a "copy party"(yes before the Internet we had parties for copying software in person, eventually they turned into demoscene events). We spent the entire night drinking beer and smoking weed, but this was in a normal 8 seat compartment. I don't remember if there were sleeper cars in the train too.

Also, this map doesn't show that there are many local train services that are aligned in time so people can come from off the main route to get on the sleeper train. So those trains can be seen less as connecting cities and more like connecting regions.

One could take a regional train from their all town to a big city then when one arrives there is a mad dash because you have 10 minutes before your sleeper train leaves (your train is usually late 9 min 30 s in such situations). In many cases when regional trains are late the sleeper will wait for them, but only giving people 30s a minute to disembark, find out where are they supposed to go, find the right train (not so easy at a big station) and get on.

I miss the times when those trains cost peanuts. One could go 400km for a price of 5l of fuel.
Very similar story with iOS as well. Adware and InApp is the standard.

One way around it is Arcade, which has lots of quality games with no ads nor in apps.
This gives a mathematical martingale. I only know the betting strategy martingale https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martingale_(betting_system)
As a security vulnerability researcher, eBPF is a problematic one to this day.

I instruct everyone to disable eBPF at kernel compile time.

Unfortunately, one cannot completely compile eBPF out of their kernel
Epipens are made by Mylan, Eli Lilly makes Mounjaro.
it might be more useful to people who are churning out different webapps, prototypes, scripts, fizz-buzzes and code samples from scratch? I can't imagine this thing making sense of a large existing (possibly proprietary) legacy codebase.
Really nice, congrats on the launch. I wonder how safe are my confidential information with your thing?
No, his needs are probably better handled by Java or .NET or Go or whatever. And that's how Lisp atrophies. The complaint is a valid one.
and ... oddly, sinks like a stone here
By default, psql will fetch the entire result first then print it out. This is usually fine until you need to fetch more rows than your client's RAM. To fix that, you can run "\set FETCH_COUNT 10000". Then psql will use a cursor which only fetches 10000 rows at a time, using a constant amount of RAM.

This can be handy if e.g. you typically run psql on the server/container running postgres itself and you want to avoid an accidentally large query from oomkilling your database. You can set FETCH_COUNT per database and per user with ALTER: https://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/config-setting.html#...
Webb Space Telescope Discovery Defies Prior Understanding of the Universe
> US destroyed their pipeline

Please don’t say this like it’s fact. We have no idea what happened.
Not untrue. I've waited like 10 years for that feature to arrive. However, once Adobe went subscription, and my software philosophy changed, darktable was actually better than Photoshop + Lightroom. Krita did a great job for digital painting (which I rarely do). But, GIMP is still a go-to for resizing images, making small adjustments to color balance, exporting to a different format when I don't know what I'm look to do (where ImageMagick is fine). GIMP still does a lot of things well.
That is the crux of the problem. Leopards eating faces.
The amount of water required for a 17 mile easy/moderate hike and an 18 mile or more much harder hike that includes getting lost may be quite different.
There is a description at the bottom

> Buildt is an AI tool to help developers quickly search and understand large codebases.
Define a filter bubble and what this precisely means.

Regardless of your news watching habits, I think you mainly have to watch out for 2 things.

1) You clearly understand the biases of your own news sources. If you are entertained by watching a lot of Alex Jones for instance, that's fine as long as you understand that he has his own way of looking at the world and you might get incomplete information on some topic by not looking at other sources of information and opinion. Similarly, if you like watching a lot of Rachel Maddow, great, but she's also got her own set of viewpoints and ways of looking at the world and you might not always get the full picture on a topic by hearing her. This rule applies to anybody and every news organization. Everybody and everything has their biases, some more or less so than others. You should be especially vigilant for bullshit when you don't know somebody's bias, and/or they claim to be unbiased. To me, somebody like Alex Jones whose bias you know is a lot less potentially damaging to society than some news source that claims to be unbiased, but actually are biased just as any human is.

2) You are familiar with the arguments and viewpoints of the opposite side. Coming from a libertarian perspective, I'd work hard to try and understand others' viewpoints and arguments against my positions. But in my experience, sometimes the people screaming loudest against many of my views were the ones who were wholly ignorant on the other side's arguments. Because they didn't understand anything outside of their very limited bubble, they tended to only comprehend many of my positions only through lenses like "hating the poor" or "racism".
It would make sense if 5G wasn't a scam, but it is. Apple might have to play along because they are in on the scam.

The telecom industry wants you to think that wireless is the ice cream sundae and wired is the cherry on top but it is actually the other way around. The #1 thing you need for better wireless service is more fiber.
It is a lot. My laptop applies security patches itself at night, and then I wake up and use it. It’s great, I get time back in my life for other more important priorities.
I have spent enough time managing Linux environments on desktops, servers, laptops, embedded devices etc. Spending more time on that maintenance, even if it is small 90% of the cases, is a complete waste of my time on this earth.

You can disagree and find this enjoyable, no one is saying you need to see things their way. We all have different hobbies and priorities. It is fine if other people do not want to use Linux as a daily driver.
Sorry, you mean Slovenian politicians get hired as top EU bureaucrats (i.e. not elected to EU parliament, but working for the EU commission as executives in some capacity), and then return to Slovenian politics when they see a chance to win some local election?
Mysterious New 'Compute Module' Found in Apple Beta Code
"Integrated", imho, is exactly how large engines will win.
Modularity is a huge challenge (ABI, Data Pipeline, where compute happens), but without modularity, only engines with teams of hundreds will be serious contestants.
Scale and immediacy. So yes it’s an extremely new thing and why we are struggling so much with it.
That goes for all East Asian countries, but Japan has slightly lower vaxx rate so maybe that’s why they gave up their lead.

Taiwan has highest vaxx rate of the three and is catching up:

https://igorchudov.substack.com/p/depopulation-of-taiwan
Minimal Fab – Manufacturing small runs of semiconductors in a room sized fab
One of my favorite features on my Pixel 7 Pro is the "Extra Dim" feature, especially since the Netflix app has started enforcing a minimum brightness level that's much too high in dark environments.
This list of asked permissions xD. It's fortunate that one can go check the source code. The 48M APK is not exactly lightweight neither.

I guess this is what it takes when implementing an OS in an Android app.
I've tried to use an Android device as a desktop replacement before, but the input lag is always there and it's really annoying, even when using a wired USB keyboard. It seems that input lag is an intrinsic characteristic of an Android device.
Tragic to observe the typical Dallas Buyers Club dynamic at play. People are coordinating online and locally and doing border runs for the Mexico-available GLP-1 predecessors.

The Mounjaro patent appears to be until '39, with no generics available at the moment.

As one of the patients states in the article, obesity may very well lead them to diabetes. People will die. And with the shortage affecting current diabetics, they are dying now.
Some of the permissions this app requires:

read your contacts
modify your contacts
access approximate location only in the foreground
send and view SMS messages
receive text messages (SMS)
receive text messages (MMS)
read your text messages (SMS or MMS)
take pictures and videos
This looks like Coinbase's last ditch effort to revive the dead crypto hype and to try and make crypto and 'web3' relevant when in reality, everybody else in the real world have already moved on to AI and ChatGPT which is more useful than anything crypto has made.

Crypto had its chance (almost 15 years) and now it has been found out that there isn't any legitimate use case beyond scams, ransomware and speculation.

I predict with absolute certainty that Coinbase will not survive or exist at all for the next 5-10 years.
Caution aside, speculatively this could mean that the serious issue of PFAS contamination in American water supplies made the pandemic worse than it would have been otherwise. Obviously, even if the effect size is relatively large, this would be smaller than more obvious and direct contributors, but it's not nothing at population scale. It's really disconcerting to me that we spent decades using chemicals in everyday household products that are extremely unsafe in a myriad of ways, without even a warning, and we've effectively semi-permanently poisoned all of the major city water supplies in the US.
This is just a rant on Architects who don't know what they're doing.

At face value, it's like saying only players with current season court-time should be coaches.

It would have been much more insightful and productive to present this as being hands-off for too long leads to a detrimental disconnect, and seek solutions to close that gap.

If the tweet was motivated by a specific incident, perhaps that would be a more interesting read.
He's right, though.

If I'm a somewhat polyglot developer ambivalent to any language out there, why would I pay those licensing costs when I can just go elsewhere instead?

That's what regular devs do, they don't even bother writing articles or commenting on HN :-)
You are right. To add, the real problem is that a lot of the urban populace also wants to have kids - but later. This is because until the age of 30, people are not settled in any careers that pays well enough. They are burdened with debt. They are also having a hard time finding long-term partners. All of these cause delay in family planning.

But the delay is hard on fertility. Women go through years and years of ART (IUI, IVF etc.) to get 1 viable pregnancy. Many women can't even get pregnant.

Asking couples to do so much in life and still be able to produce and raise kids is insane.
> Yeah, and if they pointed it out before the competition ended, that would count as "on the fly".

"On the fly" includes after initial disqualification or final results. In some cases it is not possible or desirable to change the winners, but the competition organizers nevertheless admitted the fault and did their best to compensate the team. The organizers of this competition seemingly have done nothing.

The medium post states they submitted their website on the weekend and received no notification that they were disqualified until they reached out to the regional coordinator. At that point, several days had already gone by and the judging was completed. How do you propose they should have handled the situation when they had no idea they were disqualified until after the competition ended?

> > Flagging it as erroneous, ambiguous or similar after you are disqualified for breaking it is something I've never seen before, and I guess neither have you.

I went to an all-day CTF where a team retroactively went from last place to third or second place because the organizers realized the team approached the challenge in a way that wasn't technically allowed but followed the spirit of the competition. The team was promptly notified of the initial judges decisions and had an opportunity to state their case, which was deliberated amongst the staff and accepted.

These high school students, who spent months working on this project, were not given the same opportunity.
How do y'all organize your youtube queue, is there third party software? Looking to streamline this to make it "netflix easy" as I am inevitably feeling tired when allocating leisure time to this. I have a couch laptop, chromecast and iphone
Would you mind providing a pointer to the the part of the OpenAI cookbook which explains how to build the matrix you multiply the embeddings by?

Sorry if it was there and I missed it. Thanks!
[p.s. I don’t think we have an argument to be honest. You are arguing facts on the ground, and I am arguing that these facts are distortions that need to be addressed. Peace out. (I sometimes get irritable in the morning. Appy logies fellow code slinger.)]

You are having a hard time because you already have your little thesis in hand regarding “SV salary” and are not listening to what I am saying.

I am saying that you as an engineer are providing quite a lot of value in today’s world and if the collective you are unable to take the necessary measures to negotiate value for value employment agreements with international corporations, it does not invalidate the fact that a competent SWE working in location X (given that X is effectively and practically accessible to employer) is creating a given measure of units of labor and intellectual value that is independent of location X.

I do not agree that SV salaries were excessive. Have you seen lawyer rates? All they do is jaw bone. We are creating the very fabric of tomorrow’s societies. We are creators and builders. What is excessive is the greed of the C Suites. They should be spreading those corporate profits wider, and yes, pay equivalent pay to whoever is pulling their weight.
Where did these numbers come from? I’m really surprised that driving (0.07 fatalities per 100k miles) is not significantly more dangerous than commercial flying (0.05 fatalities per 100k miles).

I always thought driving was much more dangerous than commercial flying, but apparently only slightly.
> tiktok has asocial media-addicted teens looking for their next social kick looking at how other people are having better lives than themselves or various hebophilia content

The amusing thing about this is, anyone with knowledge knows that this comment shows either you are ignorant on the topic, or you are admitting to what YOU look at on TikTok.
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Being a university student is not a job. He has over 100k subs on youtube. That should definitely net him some income while he was a student.
> instead of fixing the issue permanently.

That would require a major cultural shift, we're far far away from that
Every app using GPT will go through OpenAIs API and all that data is stored and used for training future models. No amount of good will or non nefarious intentions from IngestAI side makes any difference.
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It would be like having a creative writing competition that includes the rule:

"You must not use AI generated text tools such as: ChatGPT, Bing Chat, Microsoft Word, Notepad, Google Docs".

The problem with their rule is that half the tools are actually templating tools, the other is a set of vital tools to any sort of development. Whoever wrote that rule clearly knows next to nothing about what tools are actually used to build websites.
For those of you too young to have used a public library much as an adult, they often carried many of the popular titles, as well as some specifically-requested ones, in large print editions precisely for their older patrons.
Found more presentations on the minimal fab:

https://www.industrie-techno.com/mediatheque/6/4/7/000004746...

Slide 17 is a comparison of the concept to a large fab.