skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
IMO one of the root causes of the issues kids have these days is the fear culture where it's no longer acceptable for parents to let younger kids do things on their own.

When I was in grade school in the early 1990's, all of the grade-school-aged neighborhood kids walked to school, and roamed the streets freely after school and on the weekends. I used to walk to the library, the book store, the hobby shop, the park, the pool, etc.

Now, I can't let my grade-school aged kids out to play or to go into a store without supervision. People literally call the police when they see a 9-year-old alone, and the police say it is unsafe. There are many stories of child protective services getting involved, and even threatening to remove children from homes, just because the parents allowed them go outside unsupervised. It's insane.

There is no way that that doesn't have a big effect on people.
As someone who reads the comments more than the articles, I always appreciate when this kind of clarification is in the comments. It's one of the best parts of HN.
Have you tried using one of the different terraform backends? I usually have mine backed to a gcs bucket so I can run terraform from a CI job and have it maintain state correctly.
When people start doing that the media and corporations will call it an epidemic of quiet quitting.

It's sad but society is truly diseased.
Systemd effectively acts as a proxy. I don't know that it's actually a proxy, but it keeps accepting connections from what I've seen. I use it for zero-downtime single-binary deploys, and it's great.
If you think about it, it's likely that much of the code Copilot is trained on comes from stackoverflow Q/A that made its way into open source GtiHub projects
Cyberpunk stories often illustrate technology and capitalism taken to absurd extremes.

A good example of this is the coin-operated door handle from Ubik.

[1] https://infovore.org/archives/2015/02/17/joe-chips-problem-w...
It's interesting to think of space rocks like asteroids in the manner of pollen, or pollination in how organic molecules spread around in the solar system. :D
https://gardens.si.edu/gardens/pollinator-garden/why-what-wh....
Excellent work Guys. Very useful and need it for a long time. Congratulations!
Maybe, but "economic impact" is an extremely vague measure that some analyst just guessed. People obviously found alternate transportation paths or were dealing with their own damage at home anyway. ...but maybe it's correct.
My wife won't go to certain grocery stores at night because the lighting is poor and she doesn't feel safe.
It's disgusting to see people blame entire segments of the population when it's really just "someone didn't think of these things" or "it's not feasible right now" - whether it's economic, planning, management, etc. etc.

It's not "men" - as much as it's not "women" that mess things up or do things wrong.

It's such a cheap cop-out. Maybe people should be more informed about what an electric car entails before buying one, realizing it's a pain to charge it, then blame an entire population segment instead of blaming themselves and their lack of research.
>IMHO it will drastically reduce real productivity for those who will remain on this platform

Why do you believe this? Everyone I know who has used copilot has found it made them more productive. Admittedly, reports differ wildly on how much more productive from ~10% to ~100%.
And I think we have a tendency to dismiss absolutely atrocious experiences with generic errors and opaque UIs where the troubleshooting path is entirely tribal knowledge as "people who aren't technologically adept" when it's really just a complete and total failure on the part of the technology provider.

* If the pump at a gas station is broken they put up a sign and cover the nozzle.

* It works with every car without an adapter. These things should have a fallback to a wall-plug since every electric car has one. Yeah, it will take forever but it will work.

* The default experience assumes no account required and if there's an account it's a barcode scannable rewards card or phone number entry.

* If you don't have NFC payments you can use any credit card in existence and if that doesn't work you can walk into the shop to a human who can charge your card inside, take cash, or run a manual entry credit card by typing in the numbers and if all else fails just manually override the pump.

* The entire process of selecting your the kind of gas you want is standard physical buttons with a screen that displays the price and lights up to indicate that that's the next action.

* The transaction doesn't finish until you put the nozzle back so it's impossible to mess up.

It's truly amazing how the people who designed these horrible plastic atrocities learned absolutely nothing from the current state-of-the-art. Vending machines have better UX.
Whenever people talk about restaurants completely replacing staff with robots/kiosks I get the same safety fears. I wouldn’t stop at a McDonald’s on a road trip if it didn’t have any staff. More people, like staff, equal more social pressure for potential bad players to act appropriately.
Being civilized is about rising above our base natural instincts.
It's happened it a few places in the third world but not on the scale it will be if it happens in the US. People aren't as docile today as they were back in the 30's when the great depression hit. they aren't just going to say "aw shucks" and retire to their shanties and eat hoover stew. people today are pissed off and armed to the teeth.
Yes.

Java (Latest LTS), Tomcat, EclipseLink, Apache ActiveMQ, CDI (via Apache TomEE), and JSF.

Working to try to do the same thing on Quarkus: ActiveMQ, CDI, JSF.
Thousands and thousands of RP2040s at 50p or so a pop, configured as a massive transputer.

It wouldn't be all that fast, really, but it sure would be elegant.
Microsoft really seems to have wrapped up the developer ecosystem with VS Code and the Github acquisition combined with OpenAI. They are going to have an absurd amount of data to optimize their models thanks to that, not sure how other AI focused companies can overcome that

have to wonder at what point developers remember how anti-developer Microsoft used to be and potentially move away from their ecosystem. Credit to Microsoft's PR team for somehow managing to turn around public opinion about them, it's an all timer
I guess this is a problem inherent not just in a single-file go app, but in any deployment where the whole stack is contained within a single process.

The post says the process starts up quick enough that the process being temporarily unavailable isn't noticeable - but what if the process _doesn't come back_? It's also impossible to do blue/green deployments this way.

It's clearly not a solution suitable to large-scale deployments. The simplicity has its trade-offs.
I think this effect is almost entirely gang members assassinating other gang members, which is not something the background population actually experiences (for the most part).
How have people been thinking about licensing and attribution when it comes to using AI code assistance tools like this? In my personal work, I'm avoiding it since being trained on "publicly available code from GitHub" feels too risky for me if I were to say accidentally pull in GPL code to a private project.
> I’m sure someone will eventually pony up for the compute time to do 65B.

How much would it cost? Can you give a breakdown of hardware/paas requirements and the costs?
That's interesting. So if I start an S-Corp and fund it appropriately, I can use it to buy a company car at a huge discount?

Hmmm.

[edit]

nm. As others have said, it looks like it's just the regular Section 179 deduction.
With increases in productivity from systems like this, and a guaranteed bottom line improvement from cutting labor and running leaner teams, has anyone here heard of any large corporations using LLM's as an excuse for headcount reduction yet?

In all honesty, I wouldn't be surprised if this has already played a large behind the scenes role in the layoffs at Google/Microsoft.
I never understood why Christian doctrine took issue with usury until I got older. I get it now. Over time, it compounds, and that compounding ends up magnifying and consolidating power, warping things in the process. Plus, the brunt of the pain is borne by those less fortunate.

It is unsustainable.
This would be possible if we had functioning democratic institutions. But while witch hunts and vendettas are carried out on both sides, we are left with nothing but the fed (an unelected group of bureaucrats) to decide the most fundamental operations of our economy. Our society is sick and unable to care for itself.
Nobel, inventor of dynamite, created the Nobel prizes to whitewash his name. It sure worked.

"by his death, his business had established more than 90 armaments factories, despite his apparently pacifist character."

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

How ‘merchant of death’ Alfred Nobel became a champion of peace https://www.thelocal.se/20101004/29406/
There’s a lot of weird stuff between Vegas and CA! The weirdest one is an abandoned Nuclear bunker which I believe was built by AT&T 30ish years ago off Razor Road. Eddie World is up there too, something tells me not to trust a giant ice cream cone in the middle of nowhere :)
I hadn't even thought about the privacy implications. My first thought was "All I want to do is empty my bladder and the people hogging the urinals are moving slow because they're playing games."
Eh. From an ops perspective there isn't much difference between an executable file that Golang statically compiled all dependencies into and embedded a file system into, and a WAR archive that the Java compiler embedded a file system including dependencies into.

Both are self-contained single files you can give to a completely different organization and expect to run on the first attempt with no complications.

It's just that the latter needs Tomcat (not an issue, realistically) and has to be written as EnterpriseFactoryPatternFactorySingletonAbstractBaseFactorySingletonProvider that makes you feel dead inside just from looking at the documentation; while Golang (and similar newer languages) give you a lot more flexibility and better ergonomics on the developer side.
Could you explain your reasoning? You expect that these tools will create more work to get from point A to point B rather than less?
It's worth noting that there are plenty of rocket scientists and brain surgeons on HN, although I don't know the professional background of the commenter to whom you're replying.
Could be what's described in this post: https://vincent.bernat.ch/en/blog/2018-systemd-golang-socket...
Somewhat related:

The choice of 48 bits for the hardware/station address seems to have been a pretty good choice: it's been 40+ years and we still have no run out. I'm curious to know if anyone has done the math on when Ethernet address exhaustion will occur.

While the Ethernet frame has been tweaked with over the decades, addressing has been steady. Curious to know if any transition will ever been needed and how would that work.

In hindsight, IP's (initial) 32 bit address was too small, though for a network that was (primarily) created for research purposes, but ended up escaping 'into the wild' and accidentally becoming production, it was probably a reasonable choice: who expected >4 billion hosts on an academic/research-only network?
Does HN just not pay attention? Women get hit on, talked up, harassed, pretty much every place they go. Men seem to think it is their right to do this. So, yeah, women want to feel safe.
It's approximately what Sweden did. By most accounts, it worked better than what it's neighbors did (which more closely resembles what most states in the US did).
But since the question was asked about shareholders specifically, the guaranteed bottom line improvement is going to come from cutting labor and running leaner teams. That's where large corporations will go first.
Are you guys looking at using the new Foreign Function and Memory API once complete?
Where are you live where such daily task like charging car is security risk ?
Corporations are always greedy and always trying to maximize the amount of money they can get for their goods and services. This has been true since forever.

Corporations raising prices is a response to inflation, not the cause of it.

When the levy breaks and the town floods, don't blame the river for being a river. Blame the engineers that built the levy.
From the article:

"Standing here it looks like Docker was invented to manage dependencies for Python, Javascript and Java. It looks strange from a platform that deploys as one single binary."

Let me say the quiet part out loud: Docker is covering up the fact that we don't write deployable software any more.

Go isn't perfect either. The author isn't dealing with assets (images anyone?).

I think there is plenty of room for innovation here, and were over due for some change.
How not to chatter like a toddler when giving a scientific presentation
I'm sure that when a woman rolls up to a gas or charging station with a meandering crackhead or weird lurker, she can comfort herself by repeating the mantra "79% of homicide victims are male".
I just added "My comments may not be used as a source to any AI chatbot or equivalent." to my HN profile. I am not a lawyer and I probably already grant HN these rights by using it.
God, only yesterday there was a comment by someone, that Copilot will eventually move to gpt4. So eventually = just 1 day. Things move so fast these days.
That’s the real moat for any future startup. You will need so much data to make a dent when you start that it will be too expensive to even consider it. Without $$$$ for the data and compute , you will not be able to produce even an MVP, so you won’t convince VCs to invest.
Great job guys! Supporting Latam Tech founders
Him and me.
I think it's relevant.

All dairy cows are forcibly impregnated every year to keep producing milk, calves are removed from their mother immediately after being born, usually not far away, so they both are able to hear one another, but not able to be together (as not to "waste" the milk used for human consumption). Male calves or female calves not fit for milk production are either sent to the slaughterhouse after gaining veal slaughter weight (when max 2 years old), or are killed immediately.

Cow's life is shortened by the milk production, usually from 20-25 years (48 is the record) to the industry's max of 5-6 years.

All dairy cows are then killed in the slaughterhouse and if pregnant, the fetus is extracted (they cut dead mother's belly and let it fall on the floor) and harvested for bovine serum (usually with cardiac puncture, wherein a needle is inserted into its heart and it's bled out to death).

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

https://dairy-cattle.extension.org/adult-dairy-cow-mortality...

https://www.farmsanctuary.org/news-stories/the-real-life-of-...

https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2018/mar/26/dairy-di...
No JetBrains in the preview :(
It’s probably easier to think of who wants long duration risk, and I think the answer is 1. Speculators (who like the volatility/convexity) 2. Pension funds (they have very long dated liabilities, and so potentially want to increase the duration of their portfolio)
Any harm in mounting such an example server vertically?
Not just the solar system: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Panspermia
They may be using IR or ultrasonic sensors to detect the urine streams, but I wouldn't be surprised to find full-on cameras in there.
I would say so. Fraud is when you intentionally deceive someone for gain. Whether the particular fraud is criminal or not is a separate matter.
You paid for your home with cash?
> and maybe also learn to prioritize minding our own business more than distant/unverifiable/likely distorted events.

This has substantial epistemic issues, particularly if you include complex causality (since it is often not possible to accurately derive what "one's business" is, what "is" or is not verifiable in fact, or what is "likely"... All of that is driven by sub-perceptual, culturally conditioned heuristics).

Epistemology is extremely counterintuitive.
I would love to see this money ($30M) being given to Andreas Kling and others behind Ladybird (the browser from SerenityOS). I'm pretty sure in 1-2 years they would have a better browser than the current Firefox.
I wouldn’t touch it with a barge pole for this reason.
You still need a bespoke systemd configuration for TFA's Go deploys so it's not really a "single file" deploy their either.

And like the sibling comment noted, once you're allowed to set up the machine to support easy depolyment (e.g. JRE, Tomcat), a WAR becomes a single file deploy.
I appreciate it too
the future is here. lets gooo
Anymore? When were we writing "deployable" software in the past?
Those statistics are completely irrelevant.

You would need to find statistics on sexual and non-sexual assault, theft, robbery and so on in quiet areas on above-average-income people, and compare the rates for men and women.
Related thread on legal basis for non-commercial license:

- https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35259596
Better PR descriptions explain why.
In short: because there will be "current junk pull requests" (see microchanges for readme) but increased x100, if you want to use AI at least write description by yourself, orelse there os no point in your pr as authors might make it themselves
Probably Debian, but it depends on the workload.

I'm not sure why you'd need a guide to "setting up" a complete, prebuilt 1U server or what it would even consist of. "Plug in the power cable and press the power button, then use your USB keyboard and USB mouse to get into the BIOS, where you rearrange the boot order to select from your USB flash drive"? Same as any other prebuilt computer.

Unless I'm misunderstanding the question somehow?
Show HN: FlowChartGPT (Create/Edit Flowcharts with Just Text)
This is cool! I am definitely going to use this

A couple of small things.

First a request, would you be able to add filtering by location other than the #remote? Say I wanted to see only jobs in US, there's no way of doing that. That would also mean that "Santa Monica, CA" should also show up in the US filter so that could get tricky. Same thing I see for Europe where "Munich, DE" should also show up in a filter for "Europe".

and 2nd, the first three icon buttons at the beginning of each row are not accessible.

- You are using <div><img></div>, but since they are clickable items that perform actions on the page they should be <button type="button">s OR the less recommended way is to use aria attributes + tabindex + role="button" (but honestly you don't need to really do that because buttons come with it built in, just use buttons and css). If you go the non-button route: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/Accessibility/A...

- your icons need some kind of accessibility text because they are not obvious to me what they do. The only one that is clear (to me) is the star, the other two do something that I did not expect. I thought I was sorting but then it popped up above the table, confusing

a. add screen reader friendly text for them using the visually-hidden css class in the link below
b. add a `title` attribute for everyone else.

https://www.a11yproject.com/posts/how-to-hide-content/

awesome work!
Q: Why bother? You can’t make a new browser engine without billions of dollars and hundreds of staff.

Sure you can. Don’t listen to armchair defeatists who never worked on a browser.

(I love this)
If you think AOC and Trump's level of corruption are even within one order of magnitude of each other then you need to seriously question how you evaluate the information you are receiving. Trump is orders of magnitude more self-serving, greedy, full of avarice, corrupt, and debased than any other politician in the U.S. right now.

Trump's son-in-law made billions during Trump's Presidency. Trump forced the Secret Service to stay at his hotels while he traveled and charged exorbitant prices. The list of examples goes on. There is nothing remotely comparable about AOC and Trump when it comes to corruption.
Can anyone explain the ruleset? Looks like MMA in a gi, with no ground strikes?
I love the "Origins of Precision" https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gNRnrn5DE58 that goes into this very topic.
Oh, because you're horny, you think you have a right to chat up every woman you see in every situation you're in?

Time and a place.
Not having high-level languages available is a big part of the fun of programming microcontrollers.
I don't think /r/StableDiffusion or /r/singularity are representative of most people
Yeah it's a binary proposition (AI or human) and if the success rate is 50/50 then it's pure chance and it means we likely can't identify AI vs human-generated at all.

Which is fine. I can't understand what the majority of the utter garbage humans put out is supposed to mean anyway. If humans are incomprehensible how can AI, which is trained on human output, be any better?
You're supporting their point. You can't go to ChatGPT for knowledge you don't already have because it will confidently spout garbage, which is what was being suggested "whats new in java X". If you can build that bridge yourself then you aren't asking it for knowledge, you're asking it to format things for you.
In my experience, class and income demographics are more significant in this regard than gender.

Even the idea of being "bothered" while filling gas suggests a certain social norm that varies based on which social norms you subscribe to.
It is called an embedding, OpenAI does these ;)
That's exactly why my projects are GPL, so I don't have to worry about that.
> I want to completely enforce that my record is instantiated with all its invariants dealt with properly

Such validation logic can be enforced in the record's compact constructor.
Exactly. I am sure you can get similar results with some "traditional" NLP skills, but the good (bad?) thing is that they are not required when using one of the newer LLMs.
Today I got a very exciting project for you to learn about web development and building Interactive UI with HTML CSS JavaScript, We are going to build an Interactive dynamic Table with HTML CSS JavaScript, We are going to be able to Create and Delete Rows and Columns Alos we going to be able to edit the cells, All this will be wrapped around a simple and easy to use UI.
I think we should hard fork firefox. Set up a board of respected people, and a non-profit. Fork firefox. Set up a 5 year dev timeline, with specific larger goals and intent.

Fundraise, and then hire away some core, mozilla key devs who will leave. Build on that.

I wonder, this would be a "feel good" place for some IPO enriched persons to put money. And it has real value, in that keeping a second browser engine is a laudable and important goal.

Real good to be done.

Hmm.

And you know, Firefox was paid for by donations, and OSS devs donating time. If anything is reasonable to non-profit, this is it.
That's not the kind of timing the original point was talking about AFAICT. Real time response is the issue with regular Linux, not vaguely accurate wall time.
Interesting viewpoint, thanks.
My rPi pihole hasn't had a single hiccup for years. Multi power outages and everything. I actually thought it was going to be a way bigger hassle over time but its been smooth sailing.