skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
School mostly - my family moved to the other side of the district when I was in 6th grade, but I already had an urban card and the right to go out whenever I pleased as long as was back by 7pm, so we stayed in touch, even though I went to a different middle school where in turn I met more people living closer to my new neighbourhood.

The only people my age in this new neighbourhood were bullies and/or juvenile delinquents, so I didn't make any friends there.

My closest circle currently is my class nerd group from middle school with one additional guy from a high school the two of those went together. The urban activist friend I met through another guy from this bunch, who introduced me into some extracurricular activities in his school which I could attend.

I also have college friends who, like me, didn't move cities to go there. One of them is actually a guy who my primary school friends met in their middle school and who went to my high school, but we only got to know each other better in college. We were all spread out over this 1.7mln city, but that was no problem since everyone had phones.
Yeah. It's certified 100% AI-free free ranging ones and zeros. Although I don't really think this sort of "AI veganism" makes much sense.

LLMs/GPTs/whatever are a threat to search engines and the web because the modern web is an unbelievably annoying dumpster fire. They don't really provide better or faster answers, what they provide is an experience that is less annoying. This frog has been simmering for a long while now and we're so used to it that seeing literally anything else seems revolutionary.

You visit a website and need to dismiss a cookie policy notification, a request to show popups, a request to know your location, an invitation to subscribe to a newsletter, a sales rep wants to have a chat with you, then you get random layout shifts for several minutes as all the ad auctions finish, and then just as you're ready to read the content the website crashes and reloads and the circus starts over again. You try to leave, and it hijacks your back button into a redirect loop.

All of this is of course intentional, because it makes you stay on the page longer so that Google thinks you're reading the content. It's a fractal of dark patterns that's made for humans in the same sense a zoo is made for animals.

If anything, there's a glimmer of hope AI may fix this by flooding the bullshit market with so much low effort crap everyone doing this runs out of business.

Blogs, personal websites and stuff made by humans are probably the least affected by this.
Thank you. I have been looking at startpage earlier on, but will give it a closer look (currently I am mostly using DDG).
As in you think it’s a load of curious but bullshit stories?
Not so sure. I used to think that until I drove across the United States. There are vast swaths of habitable land.

"too many people" in what way?
Protip, tossing them back could be considered assault and will more than likely result in a barrage of similar munitions being sent your way.
Reach out to the group and see if you could lead a more casual run distance as part of their Wednesday run. The run groups I've been a part of were receptive to things like that. The more important aspect of the run was the general finish time and not the distance.
they already have a compatibiltiy layer for "SQL Server on Linux", they had one for WSL1 (but WSL2 just runs in a VM), Edge already has official Linux builds.

And as Office moves to the cloud all they need is just a thin-client running Edge.

WSL2 already uses a VNC/RDP something to show Linux applications on the host, so it's not far-fetched to run the old legacy stuff in Windows VMs on Azure and VNC/RDP that to the user.

but I think corporate IT is still in love with group policies, and many fancy "endpoint security" things (device management for compliance), and they might be slow to change
The 2k town often/usually only has one of a cafe/restaurant/grocery store. Sounds like you've got a good town though!

I live in a "mid sized" european city (500k), about 2km from the center, and the _only_ think I use my car for is getting out of the city. Within 10m walking I have pretty much everything I need, and within 20m of public transport (ironically, walking can be quicker for the short distances), I have pretty much everything I _want_!
Our species has survived for hundreds of thousands of years on the water from filthy puddles and the occasional rat. Tap water is fine for me.
Nothing was robbed or destroyed - not sure why you adopt that defeatist attitude. The future could probably be all yours.
Could be better

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Coal ash remains forever and there are piles of it all over that are just waiting for a flood to wash their toxins into our drinking water.
That's what a n00b would think!
As I approach 40, I've learned that you can either loosen expectations and make new friends with those around you or be content with a dwindling friend group. Everyone changes over time and many (most?) friendships will not survive unless you are the "event organizer" of your friend group. The people who I was friends with a decade+ ago are completely different people (and so am I!), so its not too surprising that those friendships naturally diminish.

Priorities also change over a lifetime. I used to be the perpetual single person always losing friends that start a family -- now I am the person starting a family and losing what I have in common with the singles. It isn't that I don't enjoy their company; its that priorities change, family comes first, and there's hardly any time left to keep those friendships alive. Families are black-holes for free time, especially as societal expectations have evolved for what is expected of both men and women in the family.

Having been on both sides of this fence, I've had to adapt and continue making new friends. When I was single, I found new single friends that had time for hanging out, video games, bars and parties. With a family now, I make friends that are similarly time-constrained, that can do stuff like double dates or kid hangouts.

The hardest part is actually making new friends, but it is a critical skill if these sorts of things bother you. If you can make new friends, you can move anywhere. I do a lot of volunteer work which naturally leads to 1) meeting a lot of new people and 2) meeting "regulars", which has been a great source of new friendships for myself. It took me a long time to get to this point though -- I spent most of my 20s and early 30s just watching my existing friend group slowly die off, wasting time replacing it with online interactions instead of just going out and finding new friendships.
Compared to the mess that is Win11, and the previous agenda of Win8/Metro (locking down and dumbing down, replacing 'real windows' with a touch-centric mess), Win10 is wonderful.
Based on their status page it seems to affect only issues and pull requests … for now.
Because friends more often than not, comes and goes.
Uh, another acronym to be tortured by in interviews.
This reminds me of some of the early search engines before Google took over the world. Very nostalgic but yeah: Maybe a bit too much in the other direction :-)
The same people had the presentation at POPL that’s a good introduction to equality saturation.

https://youtu.be/6cJMI9z2TeU
Peace be with you.
In Portuguese it's the "commercial and".
Neither compares in efficiency to trains.
Noticed as well. It is up again now (Netherlands).

Edit: Oops. Not up. Repo's aren't shown (error 500) sometimes. Refresh helps (maybe due to choice of load balancer as other comments refer to).
Vivaldi 6.0 for Android
My assumption is they want to pivot into Windows being really free of charge, with it monetised through advertising. Putting all this junk into the Start menu is testing the waters.
> I want to ensure valid and correct search results,

This hasn't been a thing for a long time, possibly never was.
Careful now, if you use Netlify’s _headers to do caching the obvious way, every time you push a new build, some of your users may get a broken site that can only be unfucked by clearing cache. I happened to have written about this problem a few days ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35508640
Most of Europe has a café culture. It is sorely missing from North America. You just sit outside and watch the world go by.

Berlin in particular has lots of parks, and people can go there with drinks, grills, frisbees etc. The sheer number of them means that most people are within walking distance from one. It’s great to meet without spending money. Again, those are almost absent in most of North America. You have to drive to them, so they’re inaccessible to kids. My hometown made loitering almost illegal in them anyway.
Found it, I remembered everything wrong :) but it was CD Baby being screwed by Jobs "The day Steve Jobs dissed me in a keynote" https://sive.rs/itunes
The main page throws a 500. Status page must be wrong/delayed
I cannot see my notifications nor deploy an app on heroku.
I think the ability to sell and close deals is the most critical skill set for early-stage company CEOs. I have noticed technical founders generally lack experience in customer-facing roles or closing deals will need to acquire these skills. I think you should possess a natural instinct for strategy, motivating people, and garnering investment in your ideas from others.
now here's something that does work without javascript https://nitter.nl/kenshirriff/status/1647627682421567491
> nodejs bot that allows users in irc channels to ask questions to openai

This manages to bridge three distinct eras of the Internet in one project, very impressive.
> As you didn't provide a list of applicable search engines, maybe you just proved my point

No, I asked a question to clarify what you want because I find it difficult to understand your problem with search engines right now. All search engines I used recently, including Bing, produce a list of links.

I can make assumptions about what you mean by AI, as it is the hot topic these days, maybe you talk about chatGPT style Large Language Models (LLMs) usage in search engines. Although, only Bing seems to do that right now and only in addition to traditional search. Traditional search is not neccessarily "AI free" depending on how we classify various algorithms and strategies.

> I want to ensure valid and correct search results

In my mind, the correctness of the information within the linked websites has little todo with AI usage of the search engine. Most search results I encounter are valid and correct in the form of the linked website existing and actually having content related to my search.

Modern LLMs might actually be one of the few strategies to actually check correctness of search results at a large scale!
My (and all) profile homepages give a 500 server error, but I can access all repos themselves directly if I already know the URL. A bit odd.
Pull request eventually succeeded. Just "retry until the load balancer gives you a good node"
For me, it’s ask questions in r/ask Reddit or r/eli5 if you are not in a hurry of getting the answers.

Asking questions in forums has been a habit I picked up recently.

The process of writing it down and describing it to other people really helps a lot than I expected.
At my previous job, I was the youngest person in my group, at 52. The others in my department were alkl developers (even my msnager, who was a developer turned relunctant manager). Many of the other developers were 40+.
No, that is an algorithm. I would not consider that AI at all.
First day back from a break and GitHub is down, classic.
For me even the repository view doesn't work.
The Ancient Order of Bali
No, that's the wrong interpretation. The truth is that there is no such thing as "electron flow". It's not a quantum mechanical concept, just a classical approximation.
I can't access any of my repos in the web UI by direct URL.
Yeah, I cringed and I think I chipped a tooth just by reading the headline. I'm so sick of these "let me sell you a book & some consultation" BS constructs.
Agreed. Foreign labour visas should be for hiring the tech-equivalent of Lionel Messi/Serena Williams/Kobe Bryant (pick your sport). 99% of the time it's just used to get someone to write CRUD apps for 60% of what you would need to pay a local hire.
“'He Would Still Be Here': Man Dies by Suicide After Talking with AI Chatbot, Widow Says”
https://www.vice.com/en/article/pkadgm/man-dies-by-suicide-a...
Jan, I've known of partsbox almost since it launched. I distinctly remember it blew my mind to read that it is a solo business. Now that's leverage. So I will take this chance to call out that partsbox and you have been inspirational through your work and advocacy (like your comment here). More power to you \m/.
Repo view just came back in this moment. Let's see how that evolves.
Americans love their acronyms.

I don't foresee this one catching on
LangChain taps Sequoia to lead funding round at a valuation of at least $200M
UW’s PL group has been focusing lately on this notion of E-Graphs and a technique called Equality Saturation. An E-Graph is a structure that efficiently represents equivalent rewrites of a program (exponentially many rewrites in polynomial space iiuc). Equality saturation is the process of generating an e-graph that represents all possible rewrites by inserting rewrites until the e-graph doesn’t change (is saturated). After the graph is created, you can use some heuristic to pick a good rewrite.

This paper applies E-graphs to augment Datalog's reasoning/constraint solving.
It's working now if you want to try again. Thank you for the heads up!
Graphene is actually great, I'll admit that. Though it does come at the cost of avoiding any mainstream apps. I suppose that depends where you are in life and who your main contacts are.
In the past I needed something like redis, but in-process and “programmable from the outside”.

I used Go libraries to do it then, but as I prefer JS/TS I’ll surely look at KV.js next time the need arises.

Were you driven by any specific need/requirement while building KV.js?
Now the incident page states that the Git Operations are degraded as well.
What CRISP is supposed to mean:

Correct

Readable

Idiomatic

Simple

Performant

Notice that all this is just well-wishing and suitably vague, so that you feel the need to buy a book & hire a consultant to explain it to you. The trick is there's nothing to explain.
GLP-1 receptor agonists seem to be the one-and-for-all solution for obesity and they seem to work for nearly every person regardless of existing health conditions, diabetes, etc (they are primarily diabetes drugs) with under 3% quit rate from side effects. Only problem is production volumes ramp-up but that will solve itself over time just like with covid vaccines, because drugs are new, 2021-2022. Smart asses willing to pay ~$1500+ per month already all got access to them.

In 3-4 years, at least in developed countries, only people who will still be fat are those with rare and unusual health issues, rare people with extreme side effects to these drugs, and those who don't care. In another few years, health insurance will probably be unaccessible to those who are overweight and don't use these drugs so it will not even be a choice.
I feel OpenSSH is more powerful overall. Its cryptographic key management allows users to generate and manage keys securely which useful for larger organisations, where managing a large number of keys can be challenging.
Is that an open source competitor to Rewind?

Few questions:

1. I'm curious why adding LLM if I just want to search for a certain keyword? Is there a way to disable LLM support?

2. How often does the app record/save the work?
Your break has now been extended.
So, which of these criteria were contrived, and which were left out, all to make this fit into “CRISP”?
When heroku first came out they introduced so many wonderful new things that blew the development community away. Many people including myself were inspired by their work. They did serverless before serverless even existed as a marketing concept.

But I guess having salesforce buying them out pretty much stalled their progress, and over time leading them to where they are today.

Anyway this is why we're building something to continue to innovate in this space, there is a lot to do. https://instellar.app
Dokku is amazing if you just want to get your stuff deployed behind a https domain.

It allows the average developer (me) to spin up docker containers behind HTTPS subdomains together with postgres and other popular services from nothing within less than half an hour.
Alternative to Vercel without losing vercel features
"The goal of OpenNext is to create an open source, framework agnostic, serverless adapter for Next.js"

OpenNext is currently built for AWS but they plan to support any functions as a service platform.

Is this really "open". It seems to me that by "open" they mean, outside of Vercel and inside Amazon. What do you think ? Has someone used it ?
I think if the company applies (or bulk applies) for H1B visas, part of the form should ask them to confirm that none of the laid-off roles are being replaced by H1B staff. That should be conditional on the granting of visas.
How stupid are we all to rely so heavily on this single point of failure which is so unstable?

I cannot count the times it's been down or had temporary instability. It's easy to draw the conclusion that it happened after MS took over, but I honestly no longer remember how it was before.
Commoditization of "home" is probably the number one culprit. Nobody wants to make a decision with the largest investment they have based around where their friends live right now (especially when they might react to market conditions and move in 1-2 years afterward).

And I'm not sure it's THAT new -- seems more like in the past, people befriended those they lived near, rather than necessarily moving near people they were already friends with. Institutions like churches and other community programs facilitated this. Meanwhile, a crumbling or defunding of such programs or just lack of interest (thinking "community house" activities from my youth), coupled with the divisive effect of social media, seem to have had a real chilling effect on this community building. That, and sheer density. Anyone that went from a small school to a big school knows that sometimes it's easier to feel all alone on a campus of 40,000 than it is on a campus of 300 (unless you're just totally ostracized at the small school).
I've linked elsewhere: https://www.engadget.com/2010-12-08-mod-systems-download2go-...

Mod Systems was a Toshiba-funded "Video Rental on SD Cards" startup, whose primary product was a set of bizarre fraud cases.
10/10gbps
59CHF (66$)

Internet + TV
> deboonking

*debunking
> I'm an idea guy by heart

Execution guys often like to present themselves like that, it sounds more fun, more creative, more hip than the grunt work that is behind every success story.

Thus, people tend to think being an idea guy is a key to success.

The world is full of idea guys, you just don't hear about them because that's not even close to being enough.

Be an execution guy.
This is a weird persective for me, who mostly hangs out in groups. I've never thought about having to impress each individual member of the group at once or that I should be brusque; I dont even know what that means. And we have plenty of inside jokes and weird humor.
If they proxy google search results, wouldn't google suffice for the original question?
I always setup a reverse proxy on the old server that tunnel all TCP traffics on port 80 and 443 to the new server whenever I migrated a website for this reason. Some network really take their time updating their DNS cache, even if your domain has low TTL.
> 1300 square foot

I have to say I'm envious of anyone that "downsizes" to a 120m² home.
Damn, that's terrible by most EU standards, very similar to here in Austria.
Bad title change. The last one summarized the whole article perfectly and made for interesting discussions.
You can probably buy a brand new generator every single time you need it for cheaper than a big battery
I read the linked NHS document multiple times and I can't see any reference to filtered water. They only talk about boiling the water. Where are you seeing that they recommend filtering?
Well, since we're in a fancy acronym thread, here are some for your attention:

Beneath Utterly Ludicrous Labels, Salespeople Hawk Ineffective Tricks.

Bogus Utterances (with) Little Legitimacy, Sold (to) Helpless IT Teams.

Business Units Love Lingo, Selling Hyped IT Truisms.

Credit: ChatGPT.
Wouldn't the tag "independent journalist" make you dependent on Twitter? Following the analogy of "government funding necessarily means government influence", Twitter can give and take these labels arbitrarily (as they've done with NBC). Any independent journalist would be careful about stories on Twitter, since they might take away the tags, no?
Both of you basically said the same thing to me, our seeking of unbriddled progress is like a moth to a flame, we think it's our guide but it'll just burn us if we don't think properly/rationally about it.
Our single most important skill as humans is our ability to adapt, hence the plasticity in our mindstate, culture, introspection etc... The Elites understand that very well and uses that to fulfill whatever sick fantasies they harbor.

qikInNdOutReply said we need a patch, you appeal to common sense, I like to speak about some kind of "transcendence". In the end, we all speak about the same thing: With this much progress, technical prowess, power etc.. comes a great deal of problem and responsibility we are unable to handle, we need to balance this with a "progress" in our mindset and culture to get some sort of control over our tools, society, destiny or whatever we deem important to continue living decently.
Once Henry Ford said: "if the people were to understand the monetary system, a revolution would happen overnight"
Run Redis on the same machine. No network latency. You only have a few memcpys and context switches versus an in-process solution, and if those make a difference you shouldn't be using JS anyways
Bitnami Helm Charts Now Generally Available as OCI Packages
Actually they do have a trademark on the words GPT GPT-3 and GPT-4. Interestingly, no application for GPT-5

Maybe it's best if the open source sticks with LLM or some other term, and popularize that instead
It's probably the other way around. Keeping it non-free requires doing nothing, so it is the default.

OTOH, freeing such a code base is costly, especially if multiple licenses cover different parts of the code or if the code contains references to stuff that you don't want to go public.
> aside from the occasional famine

At least 50 million people have died due to famines in communist countries. Brushing that aside as "occasional" is intellectually dishonest.

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

Same-sex hand-holding isn't possible in capitalist countries? South Korea has the same hand-holding culture: https://www.quora.com/Is-holding-hands-a-big-deal-in-Korea-i...
So what if you suck? Doing something you're bad at can be liberating
Bure is a research project, a model for a real, large-scale, long-term storage site. Which France intends to build there. I'm not sure if they have started? They plan to be finished around 2035-2040, and apparently expect construction to cost between 25 and 30 billion EUR. Initial operation (pilot phase) is expected to occur 2040-2050, if that goes well, regular operation can start.[1] Plans and expectations of huge public projects being what they are.

Spent fuel is currently sent to La Hague, where afaik they store almost all of it in warehouses surrounded by barbed wire, just like everybody else. It'll take decades to move all of it to Bure, or wherever else they decide to put it.

[1] https://www.base.bund.de/DE/themen/soa/endlager-weltweit/fra...