skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What raw vegetables do you eat? Do you do any prep to them?
Hand-eye coordination doesn't involve looking at the hands. Hand-eye coordination involves looking at the object you want to interact with, e.g. a button you're going to click, or a ball you're going to catch. You don't look at the mouse or your hands.
> When is the last time any have been laid off?

Presumably when we weren't throwing billions of dollars at 2 x 20 year wars that accomplished nothing. The DoD is the largest single employer in the world.

By comparison, I'm way, way less concerned if Health or Education Depts. have more people -- a drop in the bucket compared to the cost of a Littoral Combat Ship, (which is already obsolete). It would be nice of HHS and Education had more funding and legal mandates behind them, though...
It should increase with time.

90 days if you are let go during your first year of working in the country.

180 days if you have been working in the country for more than a year.

365 days if you have been working in the country for more than three years.
It’s a complex topic though. For example, where I live (in Sweden) people with schizophrenia have about the same overrepresentation among violent criminals as people with foreign born parents. I don’t think you’d be okay with a system where you could have “immigrants” and their kids locked up preemptively on the suspicion that they might commit violent crimes in the future.
Being russian is not a race, just a passport type. They have a lot of blonde blue eyed people on the west (courtesy of vikings raping and killing those areas for centuries), brown, black haired, asian in the east (courtesy of mongols doing exactly the same), typical muslim visage on the south. Basically all mixtures apart from Africans.

Also, being russian is sort of lifestyle and comes with certain mindset, as internet memes documented darn too well in past decades.

As for OP's remark, its harsh but not incorrect, same happened to most enslaved nations. Unless freedom was won by bloody mass revolution and whole movememnt had some momentum, tribes and nations who suddenly gained freedom know very little what to actually do with it, and mess up quite a few things in transition. I've seen it first hand in eastern Europe, as soon as russians moved away from their decades long enslaving occupation.
Show HN: Left Unread – A Chrome extension to never leave someone unread again
98% of the landing page was written by ChatGPT.

75% of the Chrome extension was written by ChatGPT.

But... 100% of it was built from a problem I personally faced as unread conversations were getting far below in my inbox.

What do you guys think of this Chrome extention I made (with the help of ChatGPT, obviously): http://leftunread.top/

The use case for the extension is the following: On Twitter (twitter.com/messages) and on Messenger (messenger.com/t/...), hide all read conversations to bring unread conversations to the top of the inbox.

Does it convey well the needs and benefits, and make you want to install it?

Much appreciated!

PS: Feel free to roast it as much as you'd like, I won't be offended... But ChatGPT might be LOL.
Omg fresh olive oil, cheeses, tomatoes, salads and other legumes + some fish or chicken.

Yes, I do like some pork grease or beef but that's if I'm planning on drinking some heavy liquors.
Passive co-founder, no proactivity,coding
passive co-founder behaviour.

Hi, I have an issue with a co-founder.

Prestory: I had idea, was looking for cofounder, found a technical person who can code. Shared 50/50 for a startup equity. It took some time, we build 1st version of product, had some clients, then paused. And last year revampted the product and have a new product now.

Problem: I have impression that I am the only person who motivated him and us, who has ideas. I setup landing page, product roadmap, notion project pages, I look for clients, conduct demos, create a demo script. recently I decided we need to new hosting ( amazon).

Last year we had some turbulance because of that and I almost led to break up, because it was frustrating me.
My mistake that I have ignored that before.
Last year we talked, he said the startup is important, but he works only on weeknd on that.

Now it has been anotehr year, and again I am in the same place, feeling like I always need to push and that if I woud not write to him, he will not do it himself. e.q. I initiated moving to new hosting, scheduled calls with amazon and consultants. And him being technical < I expect him to write at least some emails. But again it is me, who is cinducting communication. And asking him, if he seen email from amazon with instruction how we should proceed.

So, I understand it is not how I want the work look like. I taked to him last year ( hard conversation, seemed to be improved), but now it is the same. We have a beta product, which we can publish on appsumo and producthunt and move forward. But I feel like I am burnedout and scared to move even further.

Maybe it makes sense stop Now, do not waste time and just tell him, we stop woking, sell the product and I just move on, find aotehr cofoudner and create a better porudct from scratch.

I am lost and maybe there is someone who can advise me. even during the call, he says I am coding.
I love being the way I am- proactive, but my energy cant be enough for both, especially when there are hard times finding clients and some difficulties.
I wrote a response yesterday but did not post it or send it, ops.

I still don't understand the problem, if you ask model trained on a noise pattern "trees" for a forest it will still give you a random forest, that's what it was trained on, also: https://arxiv.org/abs/2208.09392, to see the diffusion process applied to processes other than Gaussian noise.
I'm confused by the price on the website. It's only $100? Or is this a deposit to allow me to pay whatever the real price is? Hard to know whether this is worth it without knowing the price.
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clang-13: error: linker command failed with exit code 1 (use -v to see invocation)
`clang' failed in phase `Linker'. (Exit code: 1
End of the day the AI space will be dominated by whatever model doesn’t lecture you about “as a large language model I can’t…”.

And the company that will ship that won’t have the largest “AI safety and ethics” team.

ChatGPT will become as irrelevant as Dall-E2 when that happens.

(Not saying this is for the best, just saying what I think will happen)
Wireless trackball.
My family was always late with holiday cards, and it made the holidays way more stressful, so I made a holiday card maker and batch addresser for the yearly newsletter: https://locserendipity.com/Holiday.html

I also became frustrated with weather and news options, so I made a minimalist weather and news application to play VOA, NPR, and Sky news, along with the weather forecast from weather.gov by zip code: https://www.locserendipity.com/Start.html

I think of both of these as hacks because they are just static pages anyone can download them and use without connecting to my website.
When you bet on a game, the fun factor goes up 10x for sure.
Not sure how feasible it would be, but the limit should be a runtime calculation depending on various factors (e.g. Median time it's taking to find a job nowadays).

A static time limit, I feel is wrong for somethimg that is so fluctuating. Especially in current climate.
Because if it is attacked, you have to defend it. This obligation to your country gives you the right to stay in it.
> Technology is one of the best indicators of power, progress, societal dynamism and hope for the future.

I for one am happy to be in Europe, where there is still at least some consideration going on about certain kinds of technology usage. We do not yet have a social credit system, at least that I know of, and some of us are trying to stay off the highway to dystopia surveillance state.

What exactly do you mean by the phrase I quoted? What usage of technology? Or the invention of it? The regulations about it? Just saying "technology" is quite vague.
Microscope Focus Stacking System
can you explain the reason, for the uninitiated like me
>Anyway, your experience of any social media depends on how you curate it.

That's not entirely true anymore. Many users of Twitter have recently mentioned the alarming number of violent videos being added to their "For You" suggestions. These users are largely self-siloed into the industry they operate in and self-describe as people that dont follow "fight video" accounts or people that consume that content.

It seems either the suggestion algo has been broken, is being gamed by users, or the platform owners are choosing to feed users toxic content that they didnt request for some reason.
I am hoping the SBV failure serves as a hallmark, a final exclamation point for the startup world.

Cuz now it's gone, and all that's left is Big Corporate. Basically NYC but with that California faux niceness. I'll give the New Yorkers this: they'll tell you to eat shit and die on the street to your face, but they don't fake it; they respect others enough to stab you in the front, not in the back.
secure from what, though
My not wholly pessimistic (I guess) take is that the market both for books and content more generally is already so flooded with crap that LLMs may not make things much worse. There's at least an argument that publishers remain relevant as a brand and if you need to have lunch with the right person in NY or London to cut through the noise? <shrug> (And, admittedly saying this as someone who wrapped a book outline in London with an acquisitions editor.)
why don't you just make an explicit point instead of having people guess?
Thanks for the non-answer. I know what an LLC is.

But I would pretty inclined to distrust a "security" company that has "Limited Liability" in their name when they store a lot private data serverside. Doesn't exactly inspire confidence in their commitment to actual security and not merely convenient insecurity which seems to be their actual product.

Hence the question.
> It was also used by American tech companies, including Amazon, Apple, Google, Microsoft, and Meta, to hire top talent.

Do these^ companies hire foreigners via H1B?

I don't know if this is true, but I've heard — because of the lottery/uncertainty involved — that these companies instead park foreigners who they want to hire in their offices in other countries (such as Canada/Europe) for a while and then bring them in via L1 visa.

Don't know if this is true or common though.
i still use the old meaning of gay. It has such a wonderful meaning
SVB was not the only bank involved and was at a $25B deficit (from the latest I have heard) due to the fact it was having to sell those bonds at a loss to try and provide liquidity to depositors. Also, that completely ignores the time value of money. Even if those bonds will be worth enough at maturity, holding money for 10 years isn't free. They are getting 1.5%, but the risk free rate is much higher than that atm.
I eat the med diet because it’s much nicer. It doesn’t taste fatty, sugary or greasy: I simply don’t like these tastes and don’t want to eat them. Unfortunately when I travel for work, mostly to uk/us, it is very hard to manage stuff that doesn’t taste like I just at a tub of lard.
I was really excited for `std::variant`, when I actually got it I was seriously disappointed.

It's just a pain to use because of how much template magic is used.
> since it is capturing public side recordings (outside my front door) I'm less worried about the vidoes

Differences between countries are funny. For instance, in France Rings don't fly because you're filming a public place, and by default people have an expectation of privacy and the right not to be filmed. If you want to film a public place (like put a camera that covers the street), there's a specific process to follow that includes getting a permission from the privacy authority, putting up warnings, and having processes (who has access to the videos, when, why, etc.).
I think so, thanks.

Last time a looked (which was a long time ago), most other SoC's led you down hyper-version-specific patchy nonsense to Linux to run on them. Good to see the field is improving :)
Absolutely not, the 2nd amendment prohibits it.
Your animals are pets, not a food production system. Those animal farming practices will not scale to feed 8 billion people. Most ~humans are not receiving the standard of care you claim to be providing your animals with.

The idea that continuing to live is a personal decision is tempting as a part of a moral code (Ayn Rand takes this idea to absurd conclusions, for example.), but depression/suffering must be ~extremely severe for people to get over their self-preservation instinct. You are ~not, in any meaningful way, making a conscious decision to continue living for the rest of your natural life. You never gave consent to be in the situation you're in as a human being, and the animals you're raising ~certainly didn't.
Unless I am missing some important context, that paragraph makes no sense and gives no insight. What are the benefits of breaking a trust? Did someone make billions of dollars from the SVB collapse?
Folks know this can happen when they sign up for H1B visa.

It isn't automatically a path to a green card.
That's not AGI. AGI would be able to write its own code, and improve it exponentially.
As the East coast of the United States wakes up and checks in, yeah... this place is, for too many people, a food desert. The amount of doughnuts, sweets, chips eaten in my workplace boggles my mind.
"It should increase with time."

Why is that?
Are You Serious?
DNA testing is hardly a black box. The methodology, process, scientific basis and all other details are open and widely available.

DNA has also cleared a lot of people who have been falsely accused.
>Very few, if any, banks can handle a $40 billion transfer off their balance sheet unexpectedly

The conclusion from this isn't that it was solvent and suddenly became insolvent. The conclusion is that almost every bank is insolvent.
> even the fact that money isn't backed by gold anymore

Don’t you mean “or even the fact that money was ever backed by gold”? If you knew about gold backing at all, surely you’d know we left the gold standard last century.
i agree with OP. if you get approached to write a book or (better) make a video course, absolutely do it.

making the content is a slog, but collecting those royalties is nice.

i have four courses on linkedin learning on docker, kubernetes, and devops. they are on track to give me $4k/month in royalties. my day job definitely makes more...but that's rent with money to spare! (I know that this party will end eventually but I'm enjoying it while I can!)

just don't forget to claim them in your taxes (in the US)!

personally i wouldn't write a book unless it was super short. it's a lot of work (a lot more than creating videos, most of which, in my case, are me futzing around in a terminal) and you are competing against a ton of stuff.

my gut theory is that more people learn via youtube or learning platforms these days than books, and employers don't hold publishing books to the same esteem that they used to.
All this proves how broken the US education is.

I have worked with many Indian programmers over the years. I only ran into a very small amount who were not brilliant, but were average. The rest where brilliant, and a few I learned some cool tricks from. For young Americans, most were good but none approached the level of smarts most of the Indians I worked with.

The US should send observers over to India and study their education system :)
What does php not have by now, is the question.
You summed up my understanding and point of view perfectly.
"And your country owes you why?"

Because its a UN convention.

https://www.unhcr.org/un-conventions-on-statelessness.html
I do what I can. I just stumbled on your WONDERFUL site a week or so ago. Talk about staying under my radar....
Worth noting that the vast majority of the actual drivers agree wtih the Uber Executive here.
The misery gets passed down. The abuse and shitty situations and complete lack of power -- that gets passed down.

Sometimes the expenses get passed down, but I'll agree that's rare. However I have had employers bill me for my uniforms, and I ain't talkin about the military.
Yes, hopefully some of the federated republics will start civil wars to break away from the Russian empire. Continue the disintegration process that started in 1991.
Live is a very different problem to home listening. Live requires near real time playback on content that is generated in real time. Whereas for any kind of pre-recorded performance, such as listening to music at home, you can read ahead and buffer. So the issues you present simply don’t exist in home set ups.

And before you comment about listening to live performances at home: the broadcaster would be compressing your audio stream anyway. That would be far more impactful to your audio quality than a few dropped networking packets.

Source: I used to work in broadcasting.

Edit: and just to be clear, the biggest reason that live performances are sensitive to latency isn’t because of sound quality. It is because latency is distracting to the performers (eg if their ear piece is ahead of the speakers) and annoying to the viewers if different systems aren’t in sync (like with a movie where the sound is half a second behind the video). So it’s got naff all to do with satisfying audiophiles.
The secret is: you see Indians in the US after the huge gruesome filter
Definitely true, I had a few coworkers who spent a year in Germany as a pit stop to the US.
It's part of the socratic method.

It's reasonable to ask why your country of birth owes you anything. Keep in mind not every country gives you citizenship from birth, so it raises the question of whether what you're saying really is correct.

I would suggest if someone has worked somewhere for a decent amount of time they should not be disposed of so easily as the person in the article.
Tried to get an explanation for a crossword clue today:

The answer "gnocchi" is derived from the clue "spouted pan I used for dumplings" using a type of wordplay known as anagram. An anagram is a type of wordplay where the letters of one word or phrase are rearranged to form another word or phrase.

In this case, the clue contains an anagram indicator, "spouted," which suggests that the letters of some words need to be rearranged. The words "pan I used" can be rearranged to form the word "nog," and "for dumplings" suggests that we need to add another letter to complete the solution. The letter "c" is a suitable choice here, as it is a common letter in the word "dumplings," and it fits the remaining letters to form the word "gnocchi," which is a type of Italian dumpling made from potatoes.

Therefore, "spouted pan I used for dumplings" is a cryptic crossword clue that requires you to rearrange the letters of "pan I used" and add a letter "c" to get the answer "gnocchi."
We're part of nature. If the "us vs them" is at that level now we're fucked
Linus Tech Tips did a video on this where he ran water cooling from his server room into his pool, thereby heating his pool while simultaneously cooling his servers.
Hopefully we can change that in the future - people have been displaced over the centuries (and worse) but what you're saying is such a 20th century phenomenon that I'd like to see us move forward to better structures.
Also today: ChatGLM released by Tsinghua University. I've made a separate submission for it: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35150190

The GitHub page is https://github.com/THUDM/ChatGLM-6B. The GitHub description is all in Chinese, but the model itself can handle English queries on a single consumer GPU well. Considering its size, I'd say the quality of its responses are outstanding.
It would also imply that undiverse teams in Japan, China, Korea, Taiwan, etc., should be collapsing and unable to figure out tough problems due to their multifaceted lack of diversity in multiple axes. However, in many cases, they're beating our pants off.

What is closer to the truth is what the ex-chief of diversity at Apple said once, that got her fired when she pretty naturally, and I would say, uncontroversially said: "There can be 12 white, blue-eyed, blond men in a room and they’re going to be diverse too because they’re going to bring a different life experience and life perspective to the conversation,” the inaugural diversity chief said.

“Diversity is the human experience,” she said, according to Quartz. “I get a little bit frustrated when diversity or the term diversity is tagged to the people of color, or the women, or the LGBT.”"

Distilled, the diversity that gives you an edge is the diversity in thought, not the the diversity in outward appearance.
Then you also have the salty water and air PLUS no need to exercise too much because you can always take a quick swim.

I would also add garlic to your grandfathers' list.
Extending the duration based on a poor job market would certainly be more accommodating to the people on H1-B visas who are between work, but it works against the stated purpose of the program.

The H1-B program is designed* to provide labor force supplementation when no citizens/permanent residents can be found to fill a given position.

In a prolonged recession, I'd expect the median time to find a job to go up substantially, but also for the argument that "we can't find any permanent residents to fill this position" to be substantially weakened.

* - at least ostensibly.
to avoid hacking
Ah, I see. I never bother with CI features. I was playing with all the CI providers when they came out. Never truly got comfortable with them to run my personal projects. At work, we can't use those anyway.

Thanks for pointing that out!
If you don’t think it’s a balancing act to strip people of their right to liberty then I don’t know where on the political spectrum you’re from. But you’re certainly not a republican in the classical sense, that’s for sure.
I agree what they have internally might be transformative, but my point is that society literally cannot transform over the course of months. It's literally impossible.

Even if they release AGI, people will not have confidence in that claim for at least a year, and only then will rate of adoption will rapidly increase to transformative levels. Pretty much nobody is going to be fired in that first year, so a true transformation of society is still going to take years, at least.
I come from OOP languages and do rust mostly nowadays.

> you have to junk the object-oriented design entirely

I think it's not this black-and-white. OOP on a higher level is about encapsulation and message passing. Such design is perfectly doable in Rust. I'd say that it's more natural in Rust due to it's `impl` concept: where behaviour and data are coupled in a way that's different from most OOP languages.

Who owns which data, and who can operate on it, is something that, in OOP, should be thought about just as well. Java, Ruby, et al make it easy to make a mess from this; yet that doesn't make all OO-design a mess. Ihat really is "bad use of OOP", and no reason to "junk the OO design entirely". At most it's "junk the bad OO design".
>Where does this come from?

Have you talked to anyone from HR in the past decade???? It's all "we're one big family" this, "bring your whole self to work" that. The company trying to brand itself as a good guy and not as a money making vehicle goes both ways.