skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Trivial is an overstatement, but the solution space is far broader than the two options you propose. I can think of one off the top of my head: Give each listing a change score, where changing a description is a point, changing a photo is a point, perhaps changing categories is 2 or 3 points… At a certain threshold of points (tweaked over time to calibrate against false positives) the listing is flagged for human review.
The union's goal can be to get to a place where tips are not required in terms of wages, but that doesn't mean they should be required to abstain from receiving tips until they get there.

And doubly so when in the midst of doing all this, Starbucks moves up the wages of their workers, but much less so if you're in the union.

i.e. Now you have a situation where unionized workers are being paid less than non-unionized workers, AND being denied access to tips.

I'm not sure how you can look at that scenario and say "I don't understand the union's grievance". I think it's more than "doesn't like it". Which is why the NLRB sided with them on all points of the issue. Starbucks is only union-hostile and petty about it too - around here they also got in trouble for removing padded foam mats behind counters (for reducing fatigue/foot pain), but only from the unionizing stores, and then tried to claim it was done for "safety" reasons (and had no real answer why, if so, it wasn't being done across the board).
Ice and Fire: How to read icicle and flame graphs
Battlefield of Cellular Automata
This application allows you to observe a battle of two cellular automata.
If you clone a public repo, this exact SSH flow happens on the GitHub servers, same with any other Git server running the SSH protocol. The OP is a git server just like that, so I don't see why it would be an issue here but not elsewhere.
Quite. OP seems to have done nothing wrong but whoever at PayPal sent that message about ‘ALEP’ is skating on exceptionally thin ice with respect to sanctions laws and tipping off.
Regulatory supervisors I’ve worked with would have outright said this was a criminal offence, and I’d expect their German counterparts would take a similar view.
Right, iirc the newer agreement is that they can't tack on a fee greater than the credit card fee.
A friend of mine was getting a masters in computer science where they teach you all of the cs in the first class he is coming to business school and have a while loop with a semicolon at the end he had spent six and a half hours trying to figure out why it didn't work. I spent 2 minutes reading the code couldn't figure it out open up and debugger and then obviously saw it when the doctor wouldn't go past a while. It's kind of like when I spent 7 hours figuring out on my computer wouldn't start and then we saw that it was set to 2:20 instead of 112
It's the French name for Aleppo: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Alep
Again, I think you're focused on this one instance and the GP was saying "if this guy chose this approach, countless more people are making similar decisions", which as a trend in the long run could make it bad "for everyone" (himself and others)

You may or may not disagree, but it's arguably a worthwhile comment. Possibly more so than your comment on the merits of someone else's comment... which just derails the conversation into this meta-discussion

> And why exactly is it yours or other commenter’s problem what people choose to do with their own time? How does it in any way shape or form impact you what this other person chose to do with their project that you will never maintain, contribute to, or likely even use?

Critiquing technology referenced in submitted posts is what we do for fun around here...
They already have some form of reasoning though. GPT4 can solve novel problems. It's certainly not incredible at it, but the incremental logical reasoning improvements have already begun.
https://www.mammothburgerco.com/
https://mammothwool.com/
"Real banks" also will block transactions with the "wrong" keywords in them. They are literally required to do this.

For example:

Chase Bank blocks California man’s online payment over service dog’s ‘terrorist’ name

https://www.nydailynews.com/life-style/chase-bank-blocks-onl...

These stories are really common. Usually a phone call fixes it.
I don't know what your expertise is exactly, but if someone new in your subject area intentionally made things more complicated than necessary for the scope of the project and publish it as a public resource for others to take inspiration from and learn from, wouldn't you at least have some sort reaction against it?

See it as wanting to advance my own trade by providing opinion on the current "everything should be a serverless function" trends in the hope of hopefully be able to move the trade into a different direction.
Even if it's not trivial to solve perfectly, there are easy wins to be had.

For example: prevent changing the top-level category of a product. E.g. Shoes should not be allowed to become camera gear.
I can't tell if this is sarcasm or you really belive it.
If something is totally deterministic, it can be computed without state for any point in time, by simply running it iteratively until time == current_time(). Anything better than this, like in the article, is an optimization.
> what incentive do they have to stop doing it?

It makes them look petty, it will add friction to their relationship with the unions, and it probably costs them a little extra to deliberately exclude a relatively small number of locations from the ability to tip than it would to just universally roll it out.

It shouldn't take much of a fine to convince them to give up on it. The bad PR alone would probably be enough.
What are your plans for providing some additional metadata except for embeddings? Semantic search often requires additional filtering, as vectors are not all we need. At Qdrant we have a unique mechanism for incorporating metadata filters into HNSW, so they might be applied during vector search phase (no pre- or post-filtering required): https://qdrant.tech/documentation/indexing/#filtrable-index
Wouldn't it be better to partner with an existing managed cloud provider like Pinecone or Qdrant? Why Redis at all? :-0
quite honestly HN is the last place you want to do market research on pricing. the income distribution is skewed extremely low and extremely high and attitudes on paying for anything do not reflect market reality, largely due to ideological dispositions.
>We can just create our own corresponding law.

America cant keep its promises to its citizens and do what you are describing at the same time. It's now choosing the latter and chipping away at the former.

You should read the RESTRICT act that just passed.

"Never let a good crisis (real or manufactured) go to waste" always works on an amnesiatic society. At some point the pro-tiktok ban crowd will realize just how much of their 1st and 4th amendment rights they have lost.
I used to buy these phones. There is a value in not having to deal with some garbage build of Android in day to day usage. Just because you are fine with this compromise does not mean the majority of the Apple user base will be.
Hardcode the original product in the review, match it against the current?
I see it frequently used in the context of Podemos or Syriza
I bought an HN extension w/ extensionpay recently. Cool that it's a one-man shop.
Meaning that he has written a significant program (called Subsurface) in C++.
Well, like I said, I couldn't find it. And the reviews under a product seem to be for the general concept of the product and not for X product from Y seller. And maybe its different for "Fulfilled by Amazon" and regular products. I don't know. It is all inscrutable.
Not only does an organization aimed at empowering corporate women not need to tackle racial issues, they will cause harm by trying. Affluent, educated white women have interests that are fundamentally in conflict with the interests with those of most minorities, who are disproportionately working class. And their money and power makes it inevitable that, if they meddle in those issues, they will distort and disrupt organic movements by and within those minority groups.

For example, black people are the most likely of any racial group to express the traditional view that being able to provide for a family is very important for a man: https://www.pewresearch.org/fact-tank/2017/09/20/americans-s.... Among women without a college degree, which disproportionately includes racial minorities, fully 44% would prefer a homemaker role to working outside the home: https://news.gallup.com/poll/267737/record-high-women-prefer.... There’s lots of black women who would prefer the return of good union jobs so that they wouldn’t have to work outside the home. This is not surprising—if a career that confers power and money and social status isn’t realistically an option for you (and it will never be for the majority of people) then your other options look much different!

Whenever affluent white people parachute into stuff like this, the minorities involved inevitably become a canvas for them to project their own interests and motivations. And varying interests within those minority groups get swept aside in favor of whatever happens to line up with those of the white people with money and power. It’s bad and wrong.
Because fascist is too loaded? Nationalist doesn't really cover the ideals this party represents.

I wonder if this party would agree with 'far-right' as a descriptor? Some political movements here in the UK are (sadly) happy to be called far-right and trade on it.
For those wondering what WITCH is:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=27571707
> say the union comes in, negotiates. what does this upper bound increase to?

Reasonable sick time allocation without fear of being fired?
He's saying what most customers do, and he's right. Most people prefer PayPal. Otherwise it would be easy to drop.
Thank you - I didnt know.

I only watched The Expanse and became aware of GoT later I think. So I had assumed it was the order in which they were produced too.
No, but the window of gang-related violence doesn't really start until, say, 14†. Or some other age >> infancy.

So it looks like a tiny change in range when you're going from 0-17 to 0-19, but the peak of the curve already lies near the end of those ranges, so the effect is similar to comparing the range of 14-17 vs. 14-19.

† I chose this somewhat arbitrarily, but the idea is the same. The "natural" bottom of the range isn't 0, it's older.
I love this resource but, I will say it is 1km step for Nordic countries and 2.5km step for the rest of the world [0].

[0]: https://api.met.no/doc/locationforecast/FAQ
> 2. How come Italy can dictate what foreign vessels (Banksys ship is registered in German as per the article) do in international waters?

The answer is basically they can because they can.

The ship isn't picking people up and delivering them to Germany, they're picking people up and delivering them to Italy. When the ship is docked in Italy it is at the whim of the Italian authorities.
> Furthermore, the app privacy label on the App Store claims that this service collects your contacts. So much for privacy, then.

FWIW, it’s up to the user whether to allow that. I don’t recall the language the app uses to describe the contact request, it seemed reasonable but I didn’t allow it.
The OP states he wanted it to scale and cost-wise using AWS on-demand resources is much cheaper than running multiple EC2 instances which are over-provisioned to begin with. AWS functions and EventBridge is the same thing as CRON and a monolith. LOL why waste a full VM when you could pay pennies on the same system. Obviously vendor lock-in a bit, but who cares! lol ridiculous.

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Removed comment about user.
The new Microsoft Teams is here with big performance improvements and UI changes
Why would they have liquidity Crisis?
Are you picturing Paypal customers holding in Paypal considerable Balances?
99% of the customers use it only as an Intermediary. Money goes in : Money-Fee goes out.
Unless they are doing scetchy things in the meantime there is no risk of liquidity here. Maybe I'm mistaken and nowdays People are keeping huge Balances in Paypal but that has not been the case in the past afaik.
I thought clothing bought online normally had return rates far higher than that?
OK, I can see now how you might think the pricing of Mac applications for professionals is crazy.

I asked for a Photoshop alternative for a commercial setting and you basically linked me to a Gimp.

It's like when people ask for an alternative to a managed MS Office 365 service and somebody replies with "just use LibreOffice" lol.

No mate, no. No way!
Yes, that's how I was able to complete most parts of the game (which in general isn't difficult at all). But at least one of the extra optional things does get much more difficult if you don't have almost perfect execution, so faster movement speeds were actually a handicap as my control movements had to me much more precise.

To be clear: it was at that time that I discovered that some wrong settings in the Steam Deck had been affecting the in-game FPS, so after correcting them and getting to the designed runtime speeds, the challenge got from impossible to barely achievable :)
Hi,
first of all congratulations, it is a service I love and I follow some of the blogs hosted by you.

I've always thought about wanting to start a mini blogging platform similar to yours but I've always been stopped by this: how do you moderate the content? if someone posts something illegal, how does it work? if illicit messages or photos are posted, of whatever form, isn't it a big deal to get out and let the police know it's not your fault? is a simple disclaimer of reponsibility enough?

thank you very much!
Is Bandcamp oriented towards performers?

I think I see what you mean in relation to what audiences Apple is presumably trying to cater to, though I have no market knowledge as to how “classical“ music audiences truly segment. Apple Classical becomes similar to Apple Music a way to (re-) discover both old catalog and new releases. Listening to Toscanini this morning, the performance and music sounds as fresh in 2022 as it always did.
> The economy only works if you have a slightly inflationary, stable, highly liquid method of conducting transactions.

What's this statement based on?

As a thought experiment, say a load of survivors wash upon a deserted island, eventually settling into economic roles. I don't think their economy or productivity grinds to a halt because there isn't enough liquid currency. They are constrained by their access and production of real world resources.
They are likely adopting the WHO definition of adolescence as ages 10-19: https://www.who.int/health-topics/adolescent-health#tab=tab_...

This makes sense for international comparison. The supplemental material of the 2016 version compares with other countries: https://www.nejm.org/doi/suppl/10.1056/NEJMsr1804754/suppl_f...
Hi,
Regarding a product catalog usecase. Say I embed our product catalog consisting of 1000 skus., then is there a way to update a specific field in the product? A product has name, description, sku etc that doesnt change much. But it also has frequently changed info like price, quantity_available, special_offer etc. How do I update these fields only and be able answer a question that customers send to our bot like:

Do you have this product A and what the price?

which means need to get the latest price and quantity_available field.

Is this possible to do with Metal?
While I see you are replying to my comment, you're not reference anything I wrote...
I don’t understand the downvotes. These are specific datapoints we have to wrestle with to make this transition, not a position on desirability of any of these things.
> I don't know what your expertise is exactly, but if someone new in your subject area intentionally made things more complicated than necessary for the scope of the project and publish it as a public resource for others to take inspiration from and learn from, wouldn't you at least have some sort reaction against it?

If I have no affiliation, or plan to affiliate with a project, why would I give a shit about what they do? It’s their project to figure out.

Did they ask you for an architecture review? No. Then don’t backseat architect. It’s as simple as that. Especially when your critique is “you’re doing it all wrong and you should feel bad if it’s not an educational exercise”.
How would you be able to tell? And what sensitive information could they access? It’s defacto public.
> Or if there's nothing in the contract then management can probably keep them for themselves or donate them.

That's a violation of federal labor law.

https://www.7shifts.com/blog/restaurant-tip-pooling-laws/
They only want to press 0 because the system sucks, GPT-4 is good enough to be your best friend.
>How come Italy can dictate what foreign vessels (Banksys ship is registered in German as per the article) do in international waters?

IIRC they can't have a say on what they do in international waters. They can however have a say on a German ship bringing migrants into an Italian port. It's up to the Italian authorities to accept or deny the German vessel at that point.

Unless Banksy or the German Gov. provides a shuttle transport from Italy to Germany, then that's like me going around the neighborhood rescuing stray dogs and cats and dumping them on a neighbor's yard because he's closer to where I found them. It then becomes less "me rescuing them" and more "me making it someone else's problem".
> After rescuing a boat of migrants near Libya,

So they pickup migrants from Libya and transfer them to Italy. They should be simply jailed.
or if you're adventurous, cancel your own room and rebook it immediately...
Association of Daily Step Patterns with Mortality in US Adults
They used ChatGPT’s code interpreter plug-in.

Here’s a good write up about that plug-in and an overview of a lot of the things you can do: https://andrewmayneblog.wordpress.com/2023/03/23/chatgpt-cod...

If you don’t have access to plug-ins yet, you could do it yourself by using the GPT api, writing a prompt that tells GPT they are interacting with a terminal and to only output terminal commands, then pass the output to a terminal, and passing back the output to GPT in a loop.

I can’t find the exact link to the docker app video/article.

Lately it’s really hard to keep up. The search feature here on HN kinda sucks on mobile and Google is hopelessly behind with how fast things are coming out.
Serious question, Do you not know of the the terms left and right wing politics? Have you not previously heard of far-right, or do you feel it does not apply to this party?

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Far-right_politics

Just trying to ascertain exactly your issue with the term.
Is it an answer to GitHub Co-Pilot?
I bought a $50 item and a couple of weeks later I received a letter in the mail offering me a $35 Amazon gift card if I leave a 5-star review with a video or picture attached.

I'm surprised Amazon allows these kinds of bribes.
Had to look it up.

> Altman is the CEO of OpenAI

Got it.
I don't think many engineers want to do hiring, but I'm 100% certain that even the most introvert and unmotivated engineer would do a better job at it for technical fields than 99% of recruiters.

I think many recruiters do about as much as they can without knowing technology at all.

The problem is that they can't really do much of anything other than being a middleman without knowing technology.

I don't mean that recruiters must be able to code or anything. I mean that recruiters should be able to have an intelligent 5 minute conversation with somebody about some of their projects, ask an intelligent question or two, and be able to have a fairly solid idea if the applicant is likely to be full of shit or not.

This is why we get plenty of dumb things like recruiters asking job applicants for a laundry list of dumb "How many years of experience do you have with X technology?" questions. It's about all they are capable of.
I want to be able to select text as I have since Go Corp.'s PenPoint.

When using my Samsung Galaxy Book 12 running Windows Build 1703 to browse the web, it works to select the text in a natural fashion, no press-hold and fiddling w/ extension hooks necessary.

I just want a contemporary browser on Windows 11 w/ a stylus to work thus --- what do I need to do? I've tried disabling Windows Ink, and I can't find any flags/settings in Chrome or Edge or Firefox which have a meaningful effect.
The way Amazon works now (or at least my understanding from past articles and seller interactions outside of the platform), for some of the items you are not guaranteed that you received the item that your specific seller sent to the fulfillment center. If an item has multiple vendors, you will receive probably the closest one, not the one from the seller you selected. If that item is fake (even though the seller you selected is selling original items), reviewing the seller would mean penalizing the good actor.

I had an interaction ~10 years ago with an Amazon seller that kept also their online store. They did not deliver directly to my country but directed me to their Amazon store that did deliver. I ended up getting a slightly different version (same item but a different revision). Talking to the seller, it was not one that they sent to Amazon; it also came from a warehouse in a different country.
Simpler for who? In my opinion it makes for a simpler reader experiencer to at least have properly formatted quotes, bullet lists and links.
Employers cannot keep tips, directly or indirectly. Using tips as a bargaining chip for unions is indirectly keeping the tip.
This article sounds like just another way to own the cons.. it isn't that what American politics comes down to nowadays.. owning the cons and owning the libs. That's all politics is these days and it has spread out into every possible area of American life including science. Got to own the cons... got to own the libs... Isn't America great?
His comment was valuable and fostered discussion.

He's allowed an opinion especially one that's valid.

It was constructive and explained how he would want to see it structured.

He did it the right way.

Where as your comment is unconstructive. Doesn't foster discussion.

If the only point you're trying to make is to ask someone to stay quiet why not leave it to the mods or even silently downvote and move on?
This reads as someone who has never designed a cloud architecture. If he wanted to use a VM he might as well use a VPS. The whole point seems to utilize the resources AWS provides... not some basic VM monolith. That's child's play.

[EDIT]:
He's a Phd for chrissakes!
> most of the cabinet from the Obama era is now Bidens cabinet

In case anyone is curious, there is exactly one person in Biden's cabinet (16 people total) that previously served in Obama's cabinet: the Secretary of Agriculture. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tom_Vilsack

If you further consider "cabinet-level" positions (25 people total), two more people are included: the current Secretary of Veterans Affairs was previously the White House chief of staff and the current White House chief of staff was previously the acting director of the Office of Management and Budget. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Denis_McDonough https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jeff_Zients

Of the 5 people mentioned by name in the parent comment, 3 have never been in the Cabinet and none were in both Obama's and Biden's Cabinets.

My best guess for the unnamed person is the current director of the Central Intelligence Agency (previously a cabinet-level position!) and who was Acting Secretary of State under Obama? https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/William_J._Burns_(diplomat)
> So I think it’s unfair to dismiss them because they have sexual abuse in their communities

It's fair to dismiss them because they have an institutional habit of covering it up.

> and have values other than education.

This is wrong. Not educating someone keeps them under your control. That's abusive.