skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Maybe Google is trying to shake up their diversity of thinking, and next on the chopping block are the Leetcode hazing filter, and the misaligned promotion system?

One can dream.
Even then, I would say you care about battery life and performance/Watt, and think process node a better proxy for them than what manufacturers and reviews say about them.
try googling for it... spell check autocorrect is killing it.
> Since light has momentum

What now?
that's not how it works, PHI and HIPAA usually supersede a lot of these. That's why you hospitals don't just have everyone opt-out data protections if they want services.
I have the Freestyle Libre system. The probe that "pokes through your skin" only happens once every two weeks, and my experience is that inserting a new Freestyle sensor hurts less than the average finger stick blood test. Before I got the Freestyle Libre I was doing finger sticks 4 or more times a day. With the Freestyle Libre I am checking my blood glucose an average of 20 times a day, and if I download the data from the Reader I can see glucose readings every 15 minutes, 24 hours a day.
I've had a lot of different jobs over the past 25 years. All of them in software, some FAANG, some smaller companies. I've hated every day of every one of those jobs. Right now, not working sounds like the greatest thing in the world to me. But I wonder what it's going to be like when I don't have to deal with this shit any more.
It's a nice idea, but no way it'll pass HR.
Every process is now digital and audited.
To be fair, the same is true of dinosaurs — through their bird family.

But their era as dominant life ended 65M years ago despite their current wide spread existence; and something similar may happen to us — were our species to sufficiently fall apart.
Do you have a timeline for supporting Google Cloud and their Arm-based Tau VMs?
>plying customers with "legal addictive stimulants"?

> Caffeine is addictive. Starbucks sells a menu full of caffeine. That's why people buy from them.

Hey, your quote says "stimulants", plural, but you only mention one, caffeine.

Can someone put some sugar on this list? More addictive than cocaine-infused heroin with a methamphetaine sidecar.

And I hear some Starbucks products may contain sugar. Probably just a rumor.
> The company is confident that this strategic approach to software and hardware development will be the basis for lifetime revenues as well as additional contributions. Already in 2022, Mercedes-Benz generated more than 1 billion euro in software-enabled revenues with products and services such as navigation, Live Traffic or online map updates.

Get ready to pay a monthly subscription to use features that come stock on your car.
Coroutines also don’t need to flush the TLB when they get scheduled. This is a pretty big deal for performance, when you have a lot of them.
Most animation software (i.e. Synfig) have that keyframe thing. For example, if you want to synchronize an animation sequence with audio.
As long as we have dependents who have evolved and survived that is to be expected.
Intel HD graphics introduced with Westmere (2010) supported dual displays, and then Ivy Bridge (2012) supported three displays on the iGPU.

AMD's Llano (2011) supported dual/triple(1) displays on release and Trinity(2012) brought support for up to four displays at once.

(1)You could do triple displays on Llano, but it took a particular set of boards using Dual-Link DVI to drive two monitors IIRC.
I like the project. Had been wanting to do this myself for a long time, because HN has become the first place I go to nowadays for answers, and I value the intelligence and experience distilled in the comments here.

I do not like that it seems to be effectively an ad.

> Embedding every single one of the 6.5 eligible comments was prohibitively time-consuming and expensive (12 hours and ~$2,000).

Does anybody understand what he’s talking about here? Assuming 6.5 million comments and an average token length of 70 we'd be looking at $180 ($0.0004 / 1K tokens).
Ask HN: Feelings on the effect of ChatGPT on circular training?
Currently it is safe to say that most of the training data fed into the model is original writing, but if a large amount of writing ends up being generated by ChatGPT, what is the ramifications of that as they continue to train the model?

Is there any research on this topic that anyone is familiar with and can share?

Personally I find it concerning the proliferation already of ChatGPT derived writing, and no doubt it is going to continue/increase. Are there (known) safeguards in its training model to try to filter out AI generated content in the data set to try and prevent this?
This case was the one with an Amicus Curiae brief from "The Onion"[0]

> The Onion files this brief to protect its continued ability to create fiction that may ultimately merge into reality. As the globe’s premier parodists, The Onion’s writers also have a self-serving interest in preventing political authorities from imprisoning humorists. This brief is submitted in the interest of at least mitigating their future punishment.

[0]https://www.supremecourt.gov/DocketPDF/22/22-293/242292/2022...
> to pivot Microsoft into what it is today

You mean marginally less obnoxious than it used to be?
> that sounds like one terrible fire to be anywhere near.

You think you're free basing smoke from a mountain of burning cocaine bricks and you end up inhaling something dangerous instead. Sounds like a big problem.
I tried to do it on WhatsApp (age limit 16 in the EU), but guess what?

You can only report YOUR OWN CHILD: https://faq.whatsapp.com/695318248185629

Other Meta properties are better at this though.
Posthog also seems to be using rrweb.
Most of them grow out of it.[1][2]

[1] https://www.kqed.org/futureofyou/441784/the-controversial-re...

[2] https://statsforgender.org/desistance/
Very cool. Didn’t know y’all were investing in that. Always been a fan of posthog.
It's not satire. It's not happy shiny Rust is perfect nor demonstration of it being easy. Despite what you want it to be.

I'm around average developer of 40ish years, that learned Rust when it was at its hardest.

And yes, going from Java to Rust was hard compared to C#. I needed months to get proficient, compared to mere hours in C#.

Honestly, learning Git was harder than Rust. That took 4-5 months to re-learn it proper and get rid of training wheels.

And it was as hard as learning Haskell/Prolog. Hell, I'm still horrible in Prolog. And people don't complain as much about those two.

People seem to forget that saying "A new programming language should completely change your mental model", otherwise you're learning a new dialect not a language.
Then there might be a circumstance where it is promoting something. Your point? The law shouldn't make this illegal because then YouTube would have to have greater regard for what it surfaces? I'm not sure that's a bad thing, that's the entire point of the thread.
Workers had little mobility or options, that's why they stuck around forever (that and pensions).
Just ask plainly:

Are you or have you ever been a member of the Communist Party of the United States?
Having nearly every site require government ID for access would be a pretty grim end to the arc of de-anonymization that started with Facebook's "real name" requirement. Do we truly value social media as a product and an industry more than our privacy/anonymity?
Hello Josters! Thank you for your initial questions.
Our target group (albeit a large one), is music lovers. Our approach is to fill a gap between dating apps and social applications for people looking to connect with others who love music as much as they do. Or, those who use music as a language. If you love music, you should understand why I say, "music as a language". We know from many studies that music can predict compatibility and that music tastes is often associated with specific personalities.
Currently our MVP only allows the user to begin building their Songstory, aka the soundtrack of their life, based on the music they connect with specific instances in their lives, their past and current tastes. Then they can match with other users that share similar soundtracks, check out their answers to questions, and message them if there is a connection.
Using music as a medium helps people to start conversations and connect on a deeper level immediately.
I could go on forever, but I hope this helps?
I encourage you to download it, it's free, and check out our MVP. :)
Yes, I thought the words “shouldn’t exist” is the wrong term for this phenomenon.
This issue doesn't really fall along conservative/liberal lines.

Also, why is devnulll's post that just says: "Qualified Immunity could be easily fixed by law. That congress has been unwilling to pass such a law tells you that both sides support." flagged?

That doesn't seem flag worthy.

Edit: Seems people either vouched it, or removed their flags. It no longer shows as flagged.
Hm. Been running mailinabox since 2012 or so, no issues. I like the idea of consolodating executables a bit and simplifying the system, so I'll have a look at poste.io.
Maybe for an absolute case like this, but theres a grey area where models take a mostly human made input image.

What if, for instance, the foreground is hand drawn and distinct while the background is machine generated? Or vice versa?
Even though I'd never go back to an office, I think this is a completely reasonable way to hire. It sets the expectation right off the bat that this is not a remote position, so candidates will self-select. Off to a good start.

Requiring someone to drop off a resume reduces friction and frustration--I can give you my resume that tells you everything, and I don't have to write it again into your weird HR software that requires me to set up an account for a job I probably won't get.

It gives you a chance to do a short prescreen as soon as the applicant drops off their resume, giving instant feedback to them.

Honestly, although that culture isn't what I'm looking for now, when I was starting out, I would have loved to see somewhere like this near me.
As a "Doomer", it wasn't a choice to see the world the way I see it. But I don't go around telling everybody we're fucked. Like everybody we all gots bills to pay..
Yup, THIS is what the Logan act was designed for.
Sure, but how often do the politicians admit they caused inflation without some similar excuse?

"Bird Flu" is better than the usual "greedy landlords/businessmen". But when we hit record prices in 2023 there is the obvious point to make that the record price is usually in the most recent year. I'm also going to complain about people blaming the war in Ukraine for price rises, which is one of those moments where the cynics roll their eyes as politicians try to pretend that Russia and Ukraine combined represent some sort of economic superpower instead of backwaters.

These events affect the marginal price. Why are these things controlling the marginal price? Because of bad political decisions that stopped the marginal producer being someone with cheap goods to sell.
Again, my point isn't "what do now" it's a conceptual argument as to societies on a forward going basis. Now we likely have no reason to think that our societies are descending into a sectarian and totalitarian nightmare. Thus the vast majority of users of said currencies are likely attempting to freeload of society.

It's a double edged sword, where the only justification for something like monero is a fictional totalitarian state, coming... someday. Whereas, in the areas where totalitarianism exists, all of theses things are already trivially illegal... almost exactly at the rates you would suspect.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Legality_of_cryptocurrency_by_...

It's prepper mentality, and unfortunately, it's being exploited by tons of folks entirely happy to cheat on their taxes.
> Having said that, I wish someone had told me...

Another rule of thumb I always try to emphasize for beginners:

Don't add lifetime parameters to your structs. Sometimes the compiler will suggest that you do it, but ignore those suggestions. Concretely, always make your structs hold String or Vec instead of slices. In 3-6 months you can ignore this rule.
(1) @mrkurt: ... you can go ahead and find yourself another vendor.
(2) @alexgraveley: [I'm] Trying! [to find another vendor]

Kurt thinks Alex is choosing to leave due to (2):

@mrkurt: ok good luck [switching vendors by your own choice]. I'll refund all your payments.

Alex thinks Kurt was the one telling him to go due to (1):

@alexgraveley: I'm sorry, you're kicking me off your platform ... ?

Typical human stuff. Maybe this is a great opportunity for an LLM extension - have it give people the benefit of the doubt before you respond nastily to them, by checking your response.

I've tried asking ChatGPT a few times to explain responses people have made to me on Twitter that I didn't rate highly but which received likes. It wasn't particularly insightful, but its unbiased perspective had a surprisingly calming effect.

EDIT: I fed all but the last line of this conversation into ChatGPT, then asked it to evaluate 'my' proposed reply (the final line) with the following prompt: "What is the presupposition behind my response? Can you point out any potential mistakes I've made in my assumptions?" It correctly identified the ambiguity in the statements, and made a helpful suggestion on how to proceed.
In effect, in the U.S. one risks punishment by the state for criticizing the police and there is no recourse against such punishment. We have de facto a situation like exists in Russia where criticizing the armed forces is illegal.

Slowly, Americans will come to realize that we don’t have the rights we think we have. Spending a weekend in our hellish jails is enough to dissuade most people from exercising their rights. When stopped by the police the key thing to keep in mind is compliance. Accept any tickets, obey all commands (lawful or otherwise), answer the questions. If you disagree with the encounter take it up at a court hearing. Police can mess up your life with almost certain impunity and you should treat encounters with them with this in mind.

Long term something will give. We will continue to march toward totalitarianism until it is no longer sustainable.
This is still an invasive consumable.
You seem bent on having an argument. I think the post-9/11 atmosphere of the US being at war and the polarization that semi-independently ramped up over the same period are both important background factors, which themselves were amplified by social media and network interconnectivity. Public discourse has become more violent and confrontational over that time vs 25 years ago, and I think there is some relationship between depression and the tone of public discourse.
PHEVs are certainly more complex, but a series hybrid like the BMW i3 only involves finding space for a small genset and some additional control software/electronics. I'm having trouble finding good numbers but this[0] article says the option added only ~$4k to the price.

[0] https://insideevs.com/news/317236/first-bmw-i3-electric-car-...
Crunchyroll?
The fate of humans is extinction, saying otherwise is simply wrong. Be it 200 years or 2,000,000,000 at some point our species will go extinct, or whatever species we evolve into.

I understand why people get angry when you say it, but anger won’t change it because on a long enough time scale nothing will survive.
All it needs to do is support CarPlay. Honestly car manufacturers should just let Apple do the whole car takeover. I’ve not met a stock system I liked. I’d rather it be powered by my phone.
Yeah, but I don't think people finding co-founders on a co-founder matching website generally plan on a _dating_ period. My opinion… yours is valid too but feels like a marriage app more than a dating app to me.
Unless I'm missing an edit, that's not remotely what they're saying.
That would require a Business Associate contract between the provider and Open AI.
some of the comments from parents in this thread scare the shit out of me.

apparently discipline society and father morality still reign supreme even in the postmodern era as long as you're a child :/
I'll give Google their due, their satnav maps apps was accurate enough and fast enough to not need a co driver on unfamiliar roads with my Colin McRae head on. Thats more than can be said with MB's Becker Maps.
Also have tried it and not sticking with it. I come to HN because there’s value in the unexpected; with Artifact it just feeds me more of what I would read myself online anyways. after using for about a week pretty regularly, my feed was mostly populated by about five sources, one of which (Newsweek, horrible rag) I would never read, the others mostly concerned with the topic of gaming which is probably about 20th on my list of favourite things to read about. This product is DOA, and I was kind of excited about it.

Also, wasn’t there supposed to be a social component? Where’d that end up?
I think they might have been able to get one because they're in Europe, while in the US it requires a prescription. But you can just find a doctor who will prescribe one for you. (You will still have to pay out of pocket regardless).

Could be wrong on the above but that's been my understanding/experience.
It looks like the source editor pane (which was in the intro video?) has gone away. It's using the code from https://motioncanvas.io/docs/quickstart.
People see when you're unhappy. If you're chronically so, they'll stay away most of the time. Source: I was this way for a few years.

There's a point where, if your life sucks enough and you don't have the social skills to hide it, you can be stuck in a bad place with no obvious way to get help.

Maybe paying for a therapist will help, or maybe you won't have the money, the waiting lists will be too long, your country's healthcare system will limit you to wrong matches. If this way doesn't work, what's your next step?
Probably nothing will, but understand I have significant sympathy for younger folks who are getting their first real taste of zero-sum geopolitics and have nothing to compare it to for scale/threat level. For those of us that grew up in the 80s the days headlines represent a slow news day from our childhood.
You keep missing that the problem is engagement optimization, not political divisive/disinformation per se.

A site that optimizes for content that people heavily interact with (engagement) is different than a site that prioritizes the relationship type between users (friends original content > public figure OC > shares > etc) or positive response (upvotes), etc

None of these many other systems rely on discerning the specific nature of content or making sure it’s of some certain arbitrary moral character. But they each lead the network as a whole to favor different kinds of content and so the experience for users ends up different. And it’s already known that social media sites can be successful using these other techniques.
We'd like to expand to support GCP as well yes. Are you looking to run the Depot runners in your own GCP account?
It was doing well until 2015, then per capita gdp seems to have gone down again to 2010 levels.

It also has the issue that its going to hit 600 million people this century with no way to feed them.
This but unironically. Spare me your left-wing progressive snark. Humans thrive despite our propensity for self-harm. Something to celebrate, not criticize.
How are girls actually using social media? My impression is that the problem isn't so much obsessively posting as merely scrolling through content, thus a social media account for the purpose of infinite-scrolling isn't necessarily going to appear to be for someone underage or even be surfaced to anyone who would even care enough to report it.
> Boys have more capacity to transcend social media's focus on image and beauty by finding other ways to be valued as human beings.

Before absconding boys from harm, maybe we should check twice on their health. They are often forgotten or their difficulties brushed off in studies. How are addictions progressing? Obesity maybe? Why are they all on 9Gag? Let’s check their level of racism and misogyny, it might be a proxy for self-esteem. Have right-wing groups gotten more expressive recently? Are we taking proper care of the boys?

Can we ensure, if we measure something where girls are particularly exposed, that we also measure an area where boys are particularly exposed, before assuming boys are exempt from harm.
Of course it is! Existing in a constant evaluative state of mind is absolutely toxic to mental health. Think about it: would you enjoy your spouse grading you on every little thing you said? If they did, it would quickly discourage you from saying much at all.

Most anyone who has quit social media can attest to the near-immediate benefit they get to their subjective well-being. And it persists even in spite of realizing they are missing out on some of the things social media does well. I REALLY hope we can eventually look back at this time and laugh at the incredibly high rate of addiction to what are worthless Internet Points. Everyone laughed at WoW junkies for staying up late to get epic loot, then turned around and did exactly that themselves, or worse!

Social media persists because it fills a void in our increasingly atomized lives. And some people thrive on what is essentially a real-time status market. The real fix is we stop normalizing having lives so small they can be so easily filled with such worthless garbage like social media.

Edit: really appreciate how Jon calls out how every damn journalist treats social media with such kiddie gloves because they are too scared to speak what is plainly evident: social media is toxic.
If you want to contribute more positively, you can do so by educating us on the regimes that were backed specifically by the Carter Administration. Nobody is denying that the US has had a habit of supporting brutal dictators (especially as a knee-jerk response to the presence of a USSR-backed opposition), but as far as I can tell the Carter admin was less eager to do so than its peers.

Also, if you can show me a large country that got through the 20th century without backing (or being) a brutal dictatorship, I'd be very appreciative.
Video games and social media are two entirely different things.

Some of my best times with my friends is LAN parties as well as going together at demo parties, traveling, coding together.

Frankly, a ban on videogames is stupid as hell. Even today on discord and over the network, it?s stil entirely unlike social media.

/smh
Thanks! And congrats on the move to open source
>Not sure why that's my problem, I'm not the one making money by promoting reactionary videos to reactionaries.

The reason I think we should see it as our problem is because I think the solution companies arrive at is just to turn the internet into cable TV, where only approved media organizations are able to share content because of liability concerns.
It's great to see others invest in fast CI as well! Amazing product, quite similar to our stack. We're using Firecracker (fly.io Machines) and Podman to build docker containers. Our baseline is 13 seconds to deploy a change, including git clone and docker push (4s usually). Here's a link to a short video: https://wundergraph.com/blog/wundergraph_cloud_announcement#...

We're soon going to post a blog on how we've built this pipeline. Lots on interesting details to share on how to make docker builds fast.
Success Is Not Your Own: What Matters Most as an Engineering Leader
Could there be an impact from putting up some billboards about the legality of certain actions, where police officers would be likely to see them frequently?
Are there some parents here, who were able to convince their girls not to use social media? Was it a success?

I think it’s very well documented, that social media can be really bad for kids. It seems to be much worse than drinking, smoking or bad relationships.