skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I wonder if there is a significant CO2 reduction from binary over plaintext, if you figure in the additional work that a binary format requires. As such I wonder if it is feasible to create a report, as it will never be able to factor everything in.

You assume that there will be a significant reduction. I assume that we don’t know for sure.
That’s just plain not true. And I say that as someone who got some stock and is aware of just how much my US peers got comparatively.
Great creative work! There is even an acknowledgement: "another pointless website".
Who said anything about "entitled"? Folks are ALL OVER this thread using emotionally-loaded language, because it's hard to argue for ads any other way.
The thing is, enjoy isn't even the issue. I have ADHD and I decided against taking medication for it because I found it addictive, and any time I changed the medication I had long periods of ups and downs that I intensely disliked.

I've had a lot of people tell me I'm brilliant etc when working with me (not a humblebrag), and that's fine. Internally I absolutely know I'm operating at like 15/100 and I could be operating at 100% with medication. The issue isn't being smart or not, its about impulse control, the ability to focus and put in long hours, etc. I get so much less done than I could get done because I can't focus on the task as much as a normal person can, even if my decision making/research is good.

so enjoy or not enjoy, if you want to be operating at the same level as your peers in high performance workplaces what you enjoy doesn't really enter into it. I just found for me the medication was too habit forming, and I'd rather be me at 15% forever and figure out what I can do with that than be at 100% and addicted to amphetamines. I completely understand the other decision, though.
Doesn't the Flynn effect state that our IQ-valuing society is producing higher-IQ people?
My parents and all their peers (born early 60s or before) have the biggest phone they can buy because they have the font size set to the largest setting.
> It’s cool to see PHP getting its second heyday once again. It’s currently a perfect storm of two communities starting to notice PHP.

Really? I see no evidence that this is happening
He's naively assuming that people don't already just dip their finger in the social media feed, Google's first page of results, or their favourite forum to get an opinion instead of formulating their own. Nothing will change except the medium for figuring out which way the groupthink wind is blowing.
It's important that we continue to support grassroots organizations and scientific research in order to preserve and protect our natural resources for future generations.
Fi user here: I don't see this offer anywhere. Inside the Fi store it shows a $1000 trade-in offer but that's it.
Yep, the tutorials/guides are really good, but as you say, the details aren't really covered. There are so many examples like "relationsToArray(): Get the model's relationships in array form."[1] Just an expanded version of the method name with no context or detail.

[1]: https://laravel.com/api/10.x/Illuminate/Database/Eloquent/Mo...
It'll be a real trip if Leibniz's monadology ends up being the best fit for experimentally observed phenomena. Pre-established harmony[1] is one of those ideas that sounds crazy, but then you wonder, but then it sounds even crazier, but then you wonder even more. It's worth bearing in mind that the big L was one of the greatest minds of his generation, if not all time.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pre-established_harmony
It's really good. Using the Symfony Console component you get sane argument and option parsing and validation (optional/required, single or array values), output styling, interactive inputs, tables etc.

If you're wanting to build a TUI I haven't seen any libraries as advanced as the Python or JS ones.
> Following the debt limit rule is clearly more illegal than following the budget.

Not sure where you get that. While there is case law suggesting that budget spending is generally mandatory with certain exceptions, the Constitution itself does not expressly dictate that – it prohibits spending non-appropriated funds, but does not explicitly prohibit refusing to spend appropriated funds. You could make a textual argument that spending funds in violation of laws passed by Congress is “more illegal” than not spending funds directed in those laws.

> With following the debt limit, the president would essentially get sole discretion as to what programs to fund or cut.

I can see why that might be undesirable from a particular set of values, but I don’t see that that makes it “clearly illegal” in the only sense that matters, which is, “indisputably what the Supreme Court would rule should a dispute come to it.”

> That would essentially take all power away from congress.

No, because Congress could always pass a debt limit increase (even over a Presidential veto) that eliminated the conflict and took that power away from the President.

> Congress passed the budgets that got the debt, the president can’t pick and choose what to fund as some run around of all the laws and separation of power we have.

By the same token, Congress passed the debt limit, and the President can’t pick and choose what limits to ignore as some end run around all the laws and separation of power we have.
El Ten Eleven is a great instrumental band that is kind of famous in the alternative scene.

Otherwise, popular instrumentals are all techno tracks that made it into the charts. Think of Fat Boy Slim, Jus†ice or Daft Punk. I’ve seen Jus†ice live and they perform something similar to a pop/rock concert. Pretty cool.
The downvote button always renders slightly larger for me than the upvote button. I suppose that's not intentional? 8)
There’s two bits that concerns me about this article, taking his statement at face value.

One is the lack of transparency. Honestly, the guy sounds like an arsehole, but even arseholes should be treated fairly. “Quit or we’ll fire you” when you won’t even explain why is definitely outside the realm of fairness.

Second is the theatre. There’s a whole range of ways they could get him to meet the dean. You could email him asking to schedule a meeting, or at the other end of the spectrum, you could politely ask him to come with you at the end of the lecture. Unless they expected some harm to come from letting him complete his lecture, sending campus police into a classroom and interrupting a lecture to escort him away serves no purpose other than humiliating him.
Well, no information traveled. Rather it shows that the universe always keeps the pair of entangled objects balanced. If one is up, the other is down, etc.

So you measure one (it's random if it's up or down), and you know with 100% certainty that the other is the opposite.

If you stop there you get to what's called "Hidden variables", meaning the idea that at the moment it's created the other particle already is up or down, and you just don't know which it is (hidden information).

But the thing is you can measure up/down at any angle in the particle, and it's not possible for the particle to already have a pre-defined up/down for every possible angle.

So pick a random angle after separating the particles. Then let your teammate know which angle you are doing (this info is limited by the speed of light), and your measurements will always be exactly opposite each other.

Somehow when you measure the up or down, this measurement gets to the other particle, and no one knows how, because it gets there instantly. No info is transmitted (up or down is random), but the balance is always preserved.

Why it's like that isn't known. Obviously there are plenty of people who try to explain how and why it works - and all the theories work, with nothing to let you pick which one actually describes the real world.

All you can say right now is the math works, and the experiments match it. This is called "Shut up and calculate". i.e. some physicists say stop trying to understand it, since you can't, just make use of it.
I think what people want is for the old system to continue (similarly to the Netflix password sharing crackdown saga) - youtube pushes ads for people who don't adblock, some pay for premium, and the others are free from ads due to their exceptional skills of browser addon installation.

There are always people in the comments taking the side of the company with arguments like "they need to make money" - sure, i'm all for capitalism, free markets and profits, but I use my right to whine when a company changes the status quo for the worse (from my POV). Public outcry is a way to pressure them to either keep the current situation, or think of something else.
Aren't most HNers using Nitter? https://github.com/zedeus/nitter
Per token might be 4 characters on average, but that can vary wildly. Pricing per character is easier to understand and means more flexibility to change tokenisation without affecting pricing. So far OpenAI has charged very different prices per model, but I expect we’ll see more granular changes in the future that might not change pricing… except for changing the tokenisation.
A file is arguably N resources, where N is the number of granular elements of your file. Probably pages, but could be blocks or bytes too depending on where in storage it's canonical copy lives.
Hmm, I now realize I may have misunderstood the phrase "a life-threatening abortion". I can think of 4 meanings:

1. an abortion to end a pregnancy that threatens the life of the mother

2. an abortion to end a pregnancy where the fetus's life is already threatened

3. an abortion that threatens the life of the mother

4. an abortion that threatens the life of the fetus

Your first link only matches meaning 4. But meaning 4 is tautological, so I'm not sure it makes sense.

In the second link no one was prosecuted.

In neither link was a doctor prosecuted.
The reddit redesign was just downright horrible and for some reason it’s stayed and we all have to live with it.
YouTube premium costs in Germany €15,99, which is more than Disney+ and AppleTV+ combined. I personally just don’t see the value in paying so much for it, considering all the other subscriptions that we have.
It failed once recently after an system update. Blank desktop with no shell. Had to ctrl-shift-esc and manually download latest `ep_setup.exe` and run it to get the desktop back. https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20230324-00/?p=10... Raymond did not point out which "desktop enhancement software" it was but I suspect this is it.
But viewers don't want to have to be constantly bombarded with "encouragement" for superchats. It's a bad experience no different than an in-video sponsored read, or any other YouTube ad.
I don’t know what it’s like elsewhere, but the Disney+ signup process here in Japan was one of the most Byzantine, Rube Goldberg-ian clusterfucks of any online product I’ve ever seen. Like, “try to create a working Minecraft account for your kid”, or “use a Logitech mouse on a Mac”-level of clusterfuckery.

I pushed through it against my better judgement for reasons that don’t matter here, but then as soon as I could muster up the patience I sat down and canceled it and would never give them money again. The contrast with Netflix, Apple TV, etc couldn’t have been more stark.

Total mystery to me how these companies think this is acceptable for a product which presumably costs them a lot to put together and run.
What do you think investors are doing with housing units? Do you think they just hoard empty apartments so they can twirl their mustaches and laugh at homeless people? Those units already have people living in them. Changing the ownership won’t increase the amount of housing. If you want cheaper housing, you need to build more, not play musical chairs with the same existing units that aren’t enough.
Might be inconsistent color space handling on your browser.
For a while. And then the Flynn effect reversed somewhere between 1990-2000. (Not, again, that I agree that our society actually does value IQ more than EQ, but…)
> they're not trying to destroy themselves, they're trying to save themselves. You're kicking a friend when he's down.

I didn't mean about the investment. I meant the continued problems and lack of focus. I know they're trying to save the company, but the problems they face were of their own making. It's painful watching them do this.

> Why you gotta be salty about it?

I didn't mean it to come across as salty. It's just weird them asking their customers to be investors. Most businesses don't need to do this, and there are specific business structures available for those that do. Again, it's creating problems they don't need to create and it's painful watching them do this.
In terms of parallelization and reinterpreting every request, there is Swoole (implemented in Laravel as Optane) that fixes both of those issues. Most Laravel projects can handle 2x as many requests with a simple modification.
Planet php has a strange and probably unique geography. It has its large continent of modern generic web frameworks but it also has these countless small but thriving islands of specialized platforms that solved specific problems.

But islanders and continentals dont talk or help each other.

You can obviously build from scratch a blog, a wiki, lms, forum, analytics, e-commerce, survey etc. etc. site in Laravel. The funny thing is that it is quite likely that the leading open source solution for what you want to do is already in php (wordpress, mediawiki, etc) yet you cannot benefit much from it. You definitely cannot import it, but you cant even learn easily from it unless you dig deep into a complicated codebase.

Because php is so old and so adapted to web development people went on and built wonderful things with it, capturing complex domains with all their peculiarities. But that valuable knowledge base remains fragmented and locked within each one of these monoliths.

Going forward there is ever more intense competition between open source language ecosystems. A lot of improvement efforts look inward (making languages faster, safer).

The php community might also be able to draw unique advantage looking more "externally", taping the enormous domain knowledge of all these projects. How that could be done in practice is an open question, but it could become the USP for php, the way data science has become for Python.
I get this with unmodified W11 in the OOBE on the latest update, so it'd be SNAFU!
I have a presonus audio interface. It works 100% with my ipad pro and has for years. But if I have to take an ipad and an audio interface and and and then why do I need an ipad at all? I could be using my laptop and have more options.
I generally like to pay for services I use, but I just dislike google so much. I wish YouTube was separate so I could subscribe guilt free :(
I’ll take Tokyo over the car-dependent sprawl of the suburbs. That’s a really easy choice to make
There is no hidden korean text. The point was that Bard fails to translate any Korean text in one go.
Near-Zero Overhead Coverage for Python
Many small businesses seek to treat their employees well. It's not out of some ulterior 5D chess profit seeking scheme, nor is it out of naivete of the fact that they could earn more. But simply out of having some degree of social values and ethics. Wanting to make a profit or to become rich, isn't the same as being willing to screw everybody (or anybody) over in pursuit of such.

In America today only 57% [1] of people have a positive view of capitalism. And that percent is only that "high" thanks to much older individuals who are probably envisioning our capitalism as it was in the past, before MBAology became the default corporate worldview. Take only 18-29 year olds, and 40% have a positive view. What do you think's going to happen as the older generation dies off?

Capitalism is not sustainable without more of society pushing back against sociopathy. Normalizing it because 'this is how big companies act' isn't going to normalize it, but simply turn people against capitalism - and ultimately bring us closer to swapping over to ["this time it'll be different"]ism iteration #73 or whatever.

[1] - https://www.pewresearch.org/politics/2022/09/19/modest-decli...
> Bell’s inequality only rules out local hidden variables.

Depending on what are the assumptions and the alternatives.

If one goes full determinist everything could have a common (local) cause.
Don't you dare to tell me that my isomorphic Node trpc graphql with redux and sagas on top of next.js with SSG and SSR and parts in server components with my home grown validation and ORM framework and still no translations because they don't work together with everything else and deployed on serverless docker lambdas to a kubernetes cluster is over engineering a landing page with a contact form. So fast!

That's a state of the art WebApp. You old PHP developer!
baffling. I am a huge fan of AI & chatgpt but that would be a giant red flag for me.
very eloquently put
I think it also allows longer tweets. Not sure what their character limit is.
The thing that sounds off to me is that meat consumption increased a lot in just a few generations. Meat being such a part of a diet is something way too new to be considered evolutionary.
Very interesting. I am shocked that this is the first time I am hearing of your framework. Any chance you can make the app setup work using composure instead of cloning from the git repo? It may increase visibility to your project.

But in any case, great job with the platform!
I'm a Fi user and don't see this offer. I've scoured every page of fi.google.com: nothing. Just a trade-in offer.
Why? Lincoln's birth date and his bio are both things that could be figured out by anyone with a few minutes of time.
I suppose you have to play with it enough to get a feeling of what kind of stuff you can trust it with. For most tasks it's pretty bad, and this is why, if you just try it for something you just thought about without any kind of filter or feedback, you're going to be disappointed with the results.

I agree that there is currently way too much hype. I mean GPT4 is certainly cool and probably going to be useful in some limited use cases, but it's not the new electricity and it's not going to take over the world.
It would be more constructive, if you defined “anticipate”. Your dismissal really needs that to be taken seriously.
Thanks for this. Looks like it's going deep into "client side".

Thing about "Google.com" (I used Facebook/Gmail) is that when server side stuff is of interest (as it was for this cloud engineer job), then I also want to hear about geo DNS, reverse proxies, LBs, CDNs, eventual consistency, distributed storage, etc, all the complexity that is happening once that cat video appears in the browser.

Then again we can go back to JS, CSS, JIT and others' space
Not having problems for a year is pretty low bar for any phone these days.
I think you might just have to accept that when a lot of people use the term "lapsed mormon," they are using it as a synonym for "former mormon" and that challenging the terminology isn't really very productive.
The tools are at their most useful when they're replacing Stack Overflow searches for common tasks.

An example I had last night: how do you split a pdf into separate pages on the command line, and how do you put them back together again (I replaced one of the pages with a scanned signed version).

This is a basic task, a beginner's task in the world of pdf munging, but I didn't know the answer off the top of my head. ChatGPT gave me command lines straight away.

That's what they're good for right now. Beginner / common tasks in areas you're not familiar with.

And a further implication, they're great for one man bands, generalist roles where simple things need to be done in lots of different areas. For specialist deep roles where you have all the tacit knowledge in mind already, not nearly as useful.
https://www.sec.gov/our-goals says:

> The SEC’s long-standing three-part mission—to protect investors, maintain fair, orderly, and efficient markets, and facilitate capital formation

The Securities Act of 1933 contains the phrase "protection of investors" 27 times. It's quite literally part of their mandate.
i would have thought not - certainly not by me
YouTube Premium is my #1 favorite subscription. YouTube is unusable without it. I also get immense value from YouTube. It's really a win-win in my book.
> moral responsibility

America doesn’t run on morals. I don’t think any country runs on morals. Largely because nobody has the same set of morals. What are the laws you’d enact.

If a city claims “moral responsibility” for 100 homeless and 100 more move in, do they get a one way bus ticket out of town? Locked up?
What to read to avoid getting hoaxed
Caste oppression is actually seeing a revival in India
https://archive.ph/OJbpw
The problem with these tools is that they're extremely complicated to set up and use. Grandma wants a phone number, not a v3 Tor Onion Service address.

I'm interested in usable E2EE messaging apps -- that's what I compared Converso to. Whatever this is (I will read the docs some day) is in another realm.
What are the “computer science terms”? I went looking in the docs briefly but didn’t find anything like that. Maybe the v10 docs do better? https://laravel.com/docs/10.x/blade
Indeed. And why shouldn't governments be allowed to purchase RTB/ad-exchange data when everyone else is allowed to do so? The whole industry is a catastrophe.

But I wonder why I haven't yet seen some nice state-sponsored ad-propaganda?
I’d prefer someone help me solve my current conundrum than add to the confusion.
Oh yeah! 10,000 character limit for Twitter Blue users.
Hmm, it's the same svg (https://news.ycombinator.com/triangle.svg) with the same votearrow CSS class on it; the down one just has an additional rotate180 class on it:

.rotate180 {
-webkit-transform: rotate(180deg); /* Chrome and other webkit browsers */
-moz-transform: rotate(180deg); /* FF */
-o-transform: rotate(180deg); /* Opera */
-ms-transform: rotate(180deg); /* IE9 */
transform: rotate(180deg); /* W3C complaint browsers */

/* IE8 and below */
-ms-filter: "progid:DXImageTransform.Microsoft.Matrix(M11=-1, M12=0, M21=0, M22=-1, DX=0, DY=0, SizingMethod='auto expand')";
}

on smaller screens (@media only screen and (min-width : 300px) and (max-width : 750px)) you additionally get:

.votearrow { transform: scale(1.3,1.3); margin-right: 6px; }
.votearrow.rotate180 {
-webkit-transform: rotate(180deg) scale(1.3,1.3); /* Chrome and other webkit browsers */
-moz-transform: rotate(180deg) scale(1.3,1.3); /* FF */
-o-transform: rotate(180deg) scale(1.3,1.3); /* Opera */
-ms-transform: rotate(180deg) scale(1.3,1.3); /* IE9 */
transform: rotate(180deg) scale(1.3,1.3); /* W3C complaint browsers */
}

same scale, though
> Switching profiles is already considered an inconvenience, due to the way the algorithms tailor so well, regardless of how often you may engage in it.

The dealbreaker for me with YouTube Premium is that I'd have to sign into YouTube. And I'd need uBlock Origin anyway to block all the suggested video divs...
Why use such un-round numbers though?
I haven't even heard of evo psych lol, never mind these "rockstars".
You are missing the part where everyone is busy re-inventing application servers in k8s/wasm.

That is where most money for WASM is now flowing.
Missing WizardLM unfortunately. I was using it yesterday and found it very impressive.
JNDI is an obscure feature from the Java Enterprise Edition days that nobody really uses nowadays.
where's the word "accredited"? and I said "from taking risks", so where does it say that? words matter, as you are trying to indicate.

Accredited investors are allowed to take risks without the level of oversight that "naive" investors are given. Selective quoting does not change that.