skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> And you’re okay with that?

Not the question here, if that isn't ok then let's change the constitution, no problem with that!

> And we don’t outlaw cigarettes. We force manufactures to put clear disclosures on them and let adults make up their mind

That's a policy decision, some drugs are illegal some are restricted but the govenmrnment is within its authority to do so. Change the government if you don't like it.

> Would we really lose much if they did? Both states take more money from the government than they pay in and are two of the main ones who love to cry “socialism”.

Yes! America is such an amazing place compared to most of the world. You have this because our neighbors are not out enemies and there is very rarely an actual conflict on US soil. If even one state decides to get a divorcr then you become neighbors with your pissed off ex. By global standards even missisipi is rich and powerful enough to be a PITA! And what about the millions of americans there that don't want to leave whose rights you want to protect? And keep in mind that many americans and the military consider every inch of american soil theirs and won't give it up. It's not a question of econimics but even then the US prospered because of the U part (united) of that acronym. I wish I could respond to other lengthy replies but my whole reason for commenting is that america is a union of states, that is the most crucial aspect of the nation, states and union, that's it.

> Yes just like that horrible civil war that broke out after Brexit.

More like the civil war that broke out in america before. Brexit was an exit from the EU which isn't a country.

Let me put it this way, for whatever reason if even a small island in hawaii secedes I will support a civil war. Blood is the only way to exit this union and you can say goodbye to a stable dollar and american leadership in the global arena after that.

Why people don't understand what a precious and sacred thing union and peace are I'll never understand.

Even if say utah exits the union now you have no place for mormons in america. Then texas will exit and everyone that agrees with texan way if things exits then NE will exit and so on. You just don't get the point of the union. With all the patriotic marketing in america this message has not been delivered well.
I haven't worked on a microservice architecture yet, but this is a very interesting idea that I hadn't heard before. That micro services can potentially give greater visibility of each team's performance, improving accountability.
Iä, Ia, Shubb-Niggurath, Cthulhu ftaghn!
Ph'nglui mglw'nafh Cthulhu R'lyeh wgah'nagl fhtagn!
Yeah, but writing a big chunk of new code always involves either gambling or cargo culting, until you nail the actual requirements and the design. MSA is just a methodology to contain risks from the uncertainty, and it never says you must build everything in MSA. It's often better to migrate mature code into (semi-)monolithic services.
No, that machine was never connected to the Internet.

I did run IE and Netscape on a bondi blue iMac though. IE was the only software that could crash the machine so hard it needed a full system restore.
At this point isn't the lesson to use serverless stack for fast iterative processes then use a custom solution once you know exactly what you want?

I have 0 experience with serverless/cloud. Just a thought.
In the interests of fairness, they do support, and do not charge for, "bangs" that defer the search to that site. They even support creating your own custom ones which is really nice. Wikipedia is one of the default ones. According to their docs you can search it with "w! query", "!w query", "query w!", "query !w" or even add the bang to a "quick" list and use something like "w query".

Unfortunately, you do give up consistency and whatever filtering/ranking/customisation Kagi offer.
What is it?

I only see a boring gray page.
This might be the first time I ever thoroughly enjoyed watching a soccer match.

Maybe I'd enjoy real soccer more as well, if the players just sometimes randomly face-planted onto the field!
Ok, so they finally admitted that MobX is the best and they will implement it. Took em while to get humble and start stealing from smarter folks.
Two green changes merged to a green main can produce a red main.

This is not a commonly known fact. Just to take an example of GitHub, this check is disabled by default:

> Require branches to be up to date before merging

> Whether pull requests targeting a matching branch must be tested with the latest code.
https://archive.is/3OJsw
Scada for Electric Substation Automation
Hey Everyone! I am here to seek information on SCADA software for Electric Substation Automation.

I am looking for OpenSource SCADA software for the domain . Please point me to some if there are any.

I also wish to understand the kind of decisions that may be taken by the SCADA software for the substation.

If you have used/worked/built on one such SCADA software, please give some idea on the decision making responsibilities/aspects of SCADA software for a substation.
Why, when was it particularly alive (at least since the 90s)? It's a niche language, it's main allure being it's used in a handful of specific apps.
How did that work out in Afghanistan et al?

US + Allies had clearly superior technological force, but still "lost" to some pretty irregular forces.

I don't think it is so black and white. If Russia/china/pick-your-bogey-man-of-choice invaded your country tomorrow with a robot army and started taking away your way of life (eradication of your native language, your native currency, your media, history, certain foods, schools etc), how do you think that would go down? You'd just roll over and accept everythingyou know and love about where you live being permanently removed because their robots were better? It is the same reason that we can't just have a game of chess to decide it all: when it comes down to trying to force someone to do something against their will, the ultimate and final fall back position is physical force and so sadly violence one way or another.
The same way you write it for Windows and Linux, .NET has been cross platform for almost a decade
I suppose it's all relative. Given some selection of enabled language extensions, are you still writing Haskell? I think in the minds of most people (at least on this forum) the difference is academic. Whether a given body of work in Haskell looks like Elm, or if it's all GADTs, data kinds, and type families, they'd both be met with "Surely nobody actually uses this in production! This is ivory tower nonsense! I can't read it! It's not practical! I just want to get stuff done!" ad infinitum.
Good to know. I didn't realize that promises were not monads.
This is very true, the Sony vs Bleem and Virtual Game Station lawsuit set precedent and made Emulators legal. Roms in the other hand are not legal, but for what I have heard Game companies are too afraid that the case of Bleem and Virtual Game Station to be repeated that they prefer to not file lawsuit and make copyright claims to websites that upload roms.
> Yes: to a first approximation, a second factor is something you are (or have), while a first factor is something you know.

But the typical totp-in-password-manager setup is missing the other factor, there is nothing you know in such setup.
Yes this is a ridiculous clickbait. For once the original title is not and the poster had to make it so... Why is dang not changing it back?

PrimeVideo is very much based on a microservice architecture. Hell, my team which isn't client facing and has a very dedicated purpose has easily more microservices than engineers.
The wording makes it seem that the small one outperforms the large one, all else equal. But PaLM is tested in the few-shot setting, specifically chain-of-thought prompting, which means:

770M model uses 80% of dataset

540B model uses 0.01% of dataset
...that is exactly what the actual article is talking about.

The lottery makes most money go to Booz Allen Hamilton.
> But seriously the only ways off the top of my head to mobilize placebos is to lie to people which doesn’t seem worth the squeeze. They just lead to more misconceptions.

But that's literally what marketing does, not just for supplements, but in general. The limits of what can be achieved through lies and persuasion are well-mapped now. There is a tension between what marketers would like to do, and what the law allows them to, but it's a tension over marginal effectiveness - the illegal methods are only slightly more effective than the legal ones. There are no psy-corps placebo mind control superpowers, known or hypothesized - if there were, then regulations around advertising and fair competition would look more like regulations around access to enriched fissile material or highly infectious pathogens.
Are there latency, bandwidth, and throughout estimates for this potential channel?
I built this a few years ago: https://fellerts.no/projects/eog.php. It only gave me intense nightmares. It was a cool project though, and I'm sure it could work for some people.
...do people actually read the articles before commenting?

There is a raffle. And the money from the ruffle goes to Booz Allen Hamilton.
>Can't people wait at least until the successor is out?

can't Nintendo get a clue and make a retrocompatible newer model which does not have the processing power of a potato?
Can Rydberg Tech's antennas receive these if they shift?

Is there quantum coherence in the signal channel?
Do they not? :P
But they migrated to AWS ECS that still is an expensive serverless AWS stuff, just fully managed by Amazon.
I’m on Mac and use Alfred, Swish, Contexts, iTerm2, ItsyCal, AppCleaner, DaisyDisk.
>Microservices and serverless components are tools that do work at high scale, but whether to use them over monolith has to be made on a case-by-case basis.

Tldr build the right thing.

>"AWS sales and support teams continue to spend much of their time helping customers optimize AWS spend so they can weather this uncertain economy," Brian Olsavsky, Amazon's finance chief, said on a conference call with analysts.[0]

Amazon isn't afraid of this trend, they're embracing it. Better to cannibalise yourself than be disrupted by someone else

https://twitter.com/DanRose999/status/1287944667414196225?s=...

[0] https://www.cnbc.com/2023/04/27/aws-q1-earnings-report-2023....
If I ever read the book again I’m skipping that part entirely. Far too vivid and horrific for me.
It's not hard to check union dues avg a few percent of income per year. Over a 5 year job this is an order of magnitude more paid out of your salary than the once paid alternative listed here.
And by contrast, perhaps just as important to get plenty of natural light during the day to regulate melatonin production - an anti-cancer and immune system enhancing agent whereas artificial light at night can be a real problem.
https://cmbl.biomedcentral.com/articles/10.1186/s11658-022-0... and many other reports.
I am big fan of django's apps model ... what I like to call a "Modular Monolith".

Being an early engineer at most of my stints, I have build and scaled multiple startups using the approach and it has never failed me, the pitfalls of micro-services is not worth it unless absolutely necessary.

I always made it a point to group by business-logic rather than separate at whatever curve ball "new-tech" throws at me.
I try to avoid driving near a Tesla these days as I've seen so many do incredibly stupid things in front of me.
This is awesome. Especially for businesses that need to share a 2FA device between members for occasional uses. This is our case and the good old Iphone 7 we use for that is always battery empty when we need it !
> It would be a legitimate position to take. The system sustaining Beyoncé revenue is approximately the same one which is used to justify star CEO revenues.

Ah yes. The "system" of buyers (music consumers, corporate boards) choosing to buy or not to buy things at the prices the sellers are willing to sell them at. What is your remedy for this?
No, the pressure is very light for me, and not sleeping will always carry more risks.
The US + Allies lost because they didn't have the will to obliterate everything.

As horrible as the Afghanistan war was, it would have been even worse if they had just carpet bombed everything. Add robotics, and it quickly enters nightmare fuel worse than the Terminator movies.
The problem is more like that many people don't understand the tradeoffs and when to use microservices. This becomes even more obvious when you ask them what their current architecture is and what problems they hope to solve for that needs a transition to another architecture.
Have you considered that content might come from Git? If so, how would content branches fit into this?

(Disclosure: I'm building a library that turns a Git repository into a branch-enabled GraphQL content management API. See https://github.com/contentlab-sh/contentlab )
Don't change anything. Your marketing is just fine. The commenter you're responding to is just voicing their surprise at discovering that most people don't actually use the internet as much as they do, or they're realizing they don't user it as much as they thought they did month over month, and, either way, consequently feeling insecure. They don't understand the difference between current user base and target market. You don't market to your current user base. You market to your target demographic. Like you said, if Kagi wants to attract average internet users, then having a plan that suites them is pretty important and in no way dishonest. I experience the same knee-jerk reaction when reviewing your recent pricing plan changes/updates. Then I thought about it for two seconds and obviously understood.
>I'm surprised nobody has mentioned the problem with this study is it is not blind

Well, the group wearing the eye mask was effectively blind for the night
> What about all the other things Musk promised and didn't deliver on?

Name three?

> Why would this be the exception to the rule? Because it's a current news item?

What exception? The rule so far has been that Musk generally delivers what he promises, he's just a bit optimistic about timelines.

This meme won't ever die, will it? Even if Starships are routinely cruising back and forth between Earth, Moon and Mars, some people will still come out of woodwork and ask, "when ever did Musk deliver on any of his promises?".
"Singleton" sounds like a good word here (though I've never heard it used in that context)
Isn't this a bit early, and probably distorted by hype fads?
Around 2008 the idea of microseconds were looked down on, until they weren’t.

The key is to look down on nothing, become competent with multiple architects and know which ones not to implement in a use case if the one to use isn’t clear right away
Full disclosure: I'm one of the engineers that worked on this service.

AWS User Notifications allows configuring EventBridge events to be delivered via Console, email, mobile app, and/or AWS Chatbot.

Aggregating notifications while respecting data sovereignty via Notification Hubs was especially tricky to get right. Hope you guys enjoy.

Feel free to share your thoughts and suggestions, good chance the PM will see them.
>Theoretically, such an AI agent would know your internal... biases,

I think it would follow your internal biases, but would not know them. It is an interesting question as to how to train a model to identify your internal biases.
The whimsical swinging shutters you see in the US: yes.

The mechanically or electrically-closed rolling shutters called "Rolladen" in German, and installed on all but the cheapest new construction in Europe: when properly installed, those things can black out a room with the sun shining directly through the window.
My thoughts exactly.
In the post linked and in the post explaining how passkey works they mention that none of biometric data is sent to google. The catch? More precise data about your devices and subsequently about you.
Very much agree, and even for the more complicated use cases Saga's are much cleaner and I would argue easier to understand. Article below goes through a few of the differences.

https://shift.infinite.red/redux-observable-epics-vs-redux-s...
I think I just needed to be sure you used the full size one.
I'll look for a dark one and make sure it is a model for warm climates (I suppose a winter/ski version could be a bit too much to wear in bed, especially folded).

Thanks!
Extra/better/external camera, better chair, backup connectivity eg failover to mobile, VPN?
That movie is very underappreciated and gets more salient over time.
Isn’t that what AWS Outposts are? Leased hardware with a subset of AWS services running on them.
"Electrons turn piece of wire into laser-like light source" (2022)
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33490730
If you're arguing that weight gain or a sense of willpower are entirely genetic, I think the onus is on you to provide proof.

Introducing the likening of weight loss, something that everybody is capable of, to changing skin colour and changing your gender/sex is absurd.

Eating below your energy expenditure will cause you to lose weight. Every time somebody decides to eat a (or many) burger or a donut, they have the choice not to do that. Genetics aren't forcing anyone.
Can next js do this?
It's been online for 2 weeks already.
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Some work even after you've been told. You still get the psychological/physiological boost from them, even after you know it's just a "sugar pill".
A lone Nvidia GPU speeds past the physics-straining might of a quantum computer
> Cash has no place in a modern society.

In my country your worthiness to get a homeloan goes down for even a few dollars worth of lotteries tickets on your bank statement. Same with alcohol or cigarettes.
New plugin for ChatGPT
Are you planning to build plugins for ChatGPT, if yes that which one?
So many years they said it was quackery.
Which come with a large fee compared to the value they hold.
I am a happy paying customer and I love your product. Thank you for continuing to improve it. I LOVE paying for a good product. It's so weird.
I listed with both about 3 years ago: Airbnb I had six months of non stops bookings.

After six months I got an inquiry on VBRO. I had forgotten it was even listed.
Then why not recognize Ukraine as part of Russia to avoid losing lives in Ukraine? Taiwanese lives > Freedom and Democracy > Ukraine lives?
Ingest Slack, Gmail, Docs, Jira, Meet, etc. on a constant, always-on basis.

Associate a timestamp with documents and use that to decay the importance. Assign higher importance to key policy and onboarding docs, company-wide emails, etc.

The PM/EM for a team will become responsible for curating a team's additional training data.

Let the system itself regularly suggest information to prune. Have an internal team analyze this and reach out to the relevant stakeholder(s) to confirm when unclear.

If Slack, Microsoft, and Google aren't re-shuffling their priorities to build this right now, they're crazy.
as long as there is deep seated belief
I’ve always thought that in general, societies wants tend to expand to the limits of productivity.

The real danger seems to be of leadership using AI as a cudgel to threaten employees into doing what they want.
The post to whom you’re responding definitely overstates it. Most places are mostly just show up, there’s regularly or always ways to simply day hike anywhere — including the Enchantments, which are unrestricted for day hiking and I’ve personally day hiked in a day. Not allowing all comers on all days is prudent because our national parks are a precious resource. I’ve personally seen trails being eroded over years, it stinks, and more people on those trails cause more erosion. But yes you nearly always can simply drive out, park, and hike.

BAH is a scourge and absolutely a problem though.
They stretch far and they loosen elastically pretty quickly regardless of how you use them.
I always wondered if frogs pollinated water lilies. Do they?
Aurora is I think pretty simple to move away from, since it's just fully compatible Postgres or Mysql. We even use a local postgres for development purposes against an Aurora solution.
There are many people out there with the fixed pie fallacy who think thay if someone earns more money, it leads to others earning less money. This is how people think that kneecapping "the rich" will make the world a better place, and it can lead people to prioritize ensuring others do not become rich over ensuring that people grow the economy and make everyone better off. There are many people out there who lump producers, builders, and growers in with thieves and robbers because of this fallacy. If I grab dirt from the ground and a tomato seed from a discarded tomato and sell $5 worth of tomatoes I grow, they will think that I "stole" the $5. This does not make them bad people imo, I know many good people who have integrity and who I love who had this fallacy until I pointed it out to them.
The Coinbase tech mafia group
Every week we cover the biggest tech mafia groups + rising stars.

This week we took a look at what companies ex employees of Coinbase founded.

So far, we've covered 20 groups, and the biggest group is of course, Google :)
Not as much as it took GPT to process all its input.

>Let us consider the GPT-3 model with 𝑃 =175 billion parameters as an example. This model was trained on 𝑇 = 300 billion tokens. On 𝑛 = 1024 A100 GPUs using batch-size 1536, we achieve 𝑋 = 140 teraFLOP/s per GPU. As a result, the time required to train this model is 34 days.

https://arxiv.org/pdf/2104.04473.pdf

I'm not sure expressing brain capacity in FLOPs makes much sense, but I'm sure if it can be expressed in FLOPs, the amount of FLOPs going to learning for a normal human is less than that.
> What is best for the company is being confused for what is best for everyone

and there we have it - the difference in point of view. No company (nor anyone really) is making decisions that is "best for everyone", because that would imply altruism. And i am a stern believer that altruism does not exist.
Google is changing Chrome’s lock icon because nobody knows what it means
One researcher used ChatGPT to fool a hacker
Really odd tone for this, but I’ve never heard of these guys.

it was timed so it activates on a spring Saturday,
during a long weekend, when most of you should be flying,
and most of our engineering team should be enjoying their
well-deserved days off

Glad (most of) the engineers earned their weekends & holidays off…
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35617859 ... "A simple technique to overcome self-focusing, filamentation, supercontinuum generation, aberrations, depth dependence and waveguide interface roughness using fs laser processing" [w/ Dual Beams]
Because it helps when the process breaks and you don't end up being helpless and unable to fix the most important tool you use at your work.

Being ignorant is cute until its your job to be an engineer and fix problems.
I pay for Kagi and never once have I needed to count my searches. I think the FUD is largely unfounded once you actually use the product.
Instructions per second is an useful performance metric. Instructions per clock isn't.
Show HN: Run NestJS from Anywhere with a Public URL
what is really intriguing about this is that placebo is shown to have an effect even if the subject is told it's a placebo

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41598-023-29624-7