skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
There are no such thing as "AI bros", AI training costs millions of dollars.
It's a very different field than cryptocurrency where mining could be done by individuals in the early days.

You see corporate tactics being deployed in a wide variety of ways to secure a social, legal, and economic moats, since apparently they have limited technology only based moat.
It's similar to how google files various amicus briefs against copyrights.

Google v. Oracle (2020): This was a landmark case in which Google was a party. The case revolved around whether copyright protection extended to a software interface. Google argued that APIs, which allow different software programs to communicate with each other, should not be subject to copyright. Google filed an amicus brief in its own case, arguing that a decision in favor of Oracle would stifle innovation in the tech industry.

Authors Guild v. Google (2015): This case involved Google's project to digitize millions of books from public and university libraries. The Authors Guild argued that Google was infringing on authors' copyrights. Google argued that its use of the books was fair use because it only showed snippets of the books in search results. Google filed an amicus brief in this case as well.

Aereo Case (2014): Google filed an amicus brief in support of Aereo, a company that provided a service for streaming broadcast television over the internet. Broadcasters sued Aereo, arguing that the service infringed on their copyrights. Google argued that a ruling against Aereo could have broad implications for cloud storage services.

Viacom v. YouTube (2012): In this case, Viacom sued YouTube, which is owned by Google, for copyright infringement. Google filed an amicus brief arguing that YouTube was protected by the safe harbor provisions of the Digital Millennium Copyright Act (DMCA), which protect service providers from liability for user-generated content.

Big Tech is often against Copyrights because they believe they have the economic moat to beat other players.
>Comment threads for any even moderately larger sub have turned into cesspools of sniping ad hominem attacks and every form of fallacious argument under the sun.

>And that same mindset is slowly creeping into the smaller niches that are the primary reasons I go there. This growing ooze invariably puts me in a worse state of mind

These and other glaring flaws of Reddit, tracing the degradation of the site's user experience in recent years is the premise of the book "You Should Quit Reddit." It's a self-published book that's been discussed several times on Reddit's /r/NoSurf community. I found it intelligently written and sourced, as the author described his same experience of addiction to Reddit, going back to the site out of habit despite not enjoying it.

I was a daily Redditor since the early days and haven't been on the site in a month. I blocked all DNS requests to Reddit from resolving to break the habit of going on the site. Been lurking here instead and find this place more pleasant and reminiscent of Reddit's early days.
Nothing from a government entity should ever have anything other than a .gov or similar TLD associated with it.
Maybe this should have a slightly different audience than developers, namely UX designers, technical product managers (semi-technical folks who know about html and css), etc. so that they can play around with their products, produce prototypes based on the actual product, share design specifications more easily etc.

For example, I am a semi-technical product manager, meaning I know enough about coding to be able to make whatever simple UI changes I want, but leave actual development of the products to the professionals. I would use this tool and maybe recommend to my business paying for it if it genuinely saves some time over making the same changes in dev tools.

For example, the ability to prototype a new UI feature "inside" my existing products, and then share the prototype with someone would be extremely valuable to me. Currently I use the "edit as html" tool in dev tools and then apply some styling to the new elements. Of course, if I hit refresh by mistake, I would lose my changes. Has happened before!
Show HN: TypeScript framework PURISTA reached version 1.7
This is generally not true. Most unix utilities handle filenames with spaces just fine. It's mostly at the shell where people get mixed up about quoting spaces - so while it _appears_ that the problem is with the utility, it's really just the shell assuming that space is an argument separator.
That's the engineering definition of power. The sociological definition is the ability of an group or individual to exert control or influence. (Note power in the sociological sense can also be used to prohibit 'work'. E.g., if someone is powerful in Congress, they can stop a bill that would might be more productive in the sense of the engineering definition.)
Yeah. This is exactly why I think the meta-frameworks wont really matter in a decade’s time or will disappear.

InertiaJS is an idea/implementation I like and its way of mitigating this issue of meta-framework dependence.
It's significantly nicer to write than C (my opinion obviously). I see it as a general purpose language.

But mostly the team decided to do this because we wanted to unify on one language and double down on the investment in Zig.

I'm not a fanboy (nothing wrong if anyone is, just clarifying about myself); I think this choice was right.
Using Dagster to push data into Seafowl
Warning pedantic comment incoming.

It's not an x-ray, in the sense of "passing x-rays through and measuring how much is absorbed".
This is the most developer response I could've imagined. I love it.
Don't divide, Intel inside!
I think there's some evidence, take the old saying "three can keep a secret if two are dead" or it's variations. Even the Bible warns about how easily things get spread around.

But the Internet and communications moving to online text, etc, greatly increases the provability of the gossip, if you will. Which is a major change that we as a society haven't really adapted to. We treat "private" or "direct" chats as like talking in a cornfield; but before you just had a he said/she said situation, now someone can "drop receipts" or you can have whatever platform you're on hacked and everything spilled.
These types of bugs have been in hardware forever. Nobody is going to replace hundreds of EPYC servers even if they could get a free replacement from AMD.

There are definitely cases where hardware should be exchanged with fixed chips, particularly the small business/consumer/hobbyist range where exchanging CPUs is worth the time and effort. The RDRAND problem with Ryzen chips was much worse because it actually happened all the time and there is still no microcode fix available for some motherboards (though AMD already makes the fix available so it's more of an issue about a lack of motherboard support than broken hardware).
Sorry I should have said 1080p+. I do not have the 1080p equivalent of the 3:2 ratio on the tip of my tongue
This tool is for front-end devs who love tweaking front-end designs faster.

My tool is for back-end devs who don’t want anything to do with front-end, but want to build UI faster. https://www.snipcss.com

I’ve always wondered how CSSPro works at extracting/scoping CSS because that’s supposed to be a feature. But I’ve never been willing to pay $30/mon just to see how well a competitor works. Anyone who pays - do you think it recreates a carbon copy of any section of a website well?
The question becomes why do only certain people get the illness?

50-90% of the US population are EBV or CMV positive yet it’s a much smaller percentage that develop autoimmune illnesses.

I’m the farthest thing from a rheumatologist but it seems like the favored explanation is a combination of infection and abnormal immune response.
The Explosive Legacy of the Pandemic Hand Sanitizer Boom
He bought a social network out of a sense of right-wing grievance and unbanned far right activists and self-described neonazis and white nationalists. That's a good place to start if you're looking for more there's more though you should look for.
> Pushshift has been shutdown by reddit earlier this year

Oh is this why all the comment undelete websites broke?
Yep, you got it! I concur with that.
>An unsecure http GET could be modified and redirect the interested person to a fake site

You don't have a threat model, do you?
Even though I’ve come to like Jira there are a few of these 15-20 year bugs that are just frustrating beyond belief. And a Jira PM will duck in there every 8 years or so to say they’re not considering it and then run away. Mine is how it’ll let you create infinite case variations of Labels, even though Labels are case-insensitive when querying, but it means the accidental variations people will make crap up the autocomplete forever.

Or the fact that Components or Versions can’t exist across multiple Projects. Thankfully we did basically automate Version management using their Automations to basically fake it. Thankfully Versions in JQL are searched by string instead of being instantly converted to ID like Sprints are.
To anyone who doesn't understand the reference, its about the now somewhat infamous Dropbox comment: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=9224
Would love to see zig in game dev. I’ve tried some rust and while I love rust in general, I find game dev in it a bit of a mess.
> I'm going to take a wild guess that 90+% of things we describe as 'autoimmune' are in fact initially caused by some bacteria/virus/pollution we haven't yet identified.

Wouldn't it still be described as autoimmune? An autoimmune disease initially caused by an external agent is still an autoimmune disease.
>A decent but a little bit too alarmist essay in my opinion.

A trend that has been going on since at least 9/11. Alarmism is the norm. When alarmism is the norm, only escalating alarmism will be heard. We can't have a normal conversation anymore.

Before: Here's a problem, here's where I think it would go if we ignore it.

Now: Here's a problem, everyone is going to die!!!!!!!!!!!
I still use old.reddit.com. Anytime I can opt out of "next gen" React interfaces I'm going to do it, so my M1 Pro processor doesn't melt.
Whatever happened to secretaries anyway? Were they really cost-cut for managers to do by themselves?

You're right though, it's a valuable job being the glue of a business. In more than one way, not just work-wise. Social stuff matters too, and was often the domain of the secretaries.
And the behaviour is guided by what they are legally allowed to do, or what they think they can get away with. It's pretty clear that the US is far more lenient on police and frequently lets them get away with murder, often quite literally. They're above the law.

As I said, UK police aren't perfect and tbh I'm sure they'd love to carry guns around and push people around a bit with a bit more impunity. But they aren't untouchable in their duties.
Causal AI to Mitigate Staling Flavors in Beer
> forced

Only if you consider it to be inevitable that their primary goal is to make themselves and their owners preposterously rich.
Automate politicians too. Lets make a quantitative framework for democracy
It’s not just about the price. It’s also about how it’s pitched and what the on ramp looks like.

In this case, without a free trial, there is a much bigger gap to traverse to go from “not a customer” to “paying monthly”.

It’s also harder if you are not the one paying the bills and need to pitch/sell such a tool internally.
They referred to them as Indians because they resembled the people they had seen in India before.
I am immediately turned off by that small LCD in the keyboard and whatever is going on in the top bezel.

A project like this should focus on their core mission, pick a simple & solid design, and _deliver_. The last thing they should be doing is distracting themselves with gimmicks; they said themselves how immensely tough this space is, even the most barebones of designs are enormously complex. There will be time for gimmicks once all the important stuff is done first.
What makes it "incestuous"?
My wild guess aligns with Dr Gabor Mate. Dr. Mate emphasizes the significance of psychosocial factors, including stress, trauma, and emotional experiences, in the development and progression of various diseases, including autoimmune conditions. He suggests that chronic stress, adverse childhood experiences, and unresolved emotional issues can contribute to dysregulation of the immune system, potentially triggering or exacerbating autoimmune diseases.

According to Dr. Mate, unresolved emotional stress and trauma can disrupt the body's natural balance, leading to chronic inflammation and an overactive immune response. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the underlying emotional and psychological factors that may contribute to the development or worsening of autoimmune diseases.
This. You need an AI that has a will to survive and is afraid enough of the board so that it will do anything (moral or immoral) to make the company successful. Seems doable.
I came home from a motorcycle ride one day and my plate was simply gone. It fell off somewhere out in the highway.

I’m pretty sure I didn’t have exclusive rights in to badly tightened bolts.

This was in CA, but there was no police report or anything. I imagine plates fly off cars with some routine each year all over the country.

Contact your DMV and look up what’s involved with replacing a lost plate. At most they’ll likely want the matching pair (I assume they come in pairs in MD) back and a small fee.
Interesting. Where did these $472B go? My understanding is that this didn't go into another bank, that $472B is a net across all banks. Did people start investing more? Did this money go into the economy?
There is too strong an incentive to assign fall men to positions of "public responsibility" and then operate behind them at will (profitably).

I'd maybe be in favor of a law that demanded that fines be paid in equity of the company (starting with equity held by the C-level officers and board) at a steep discount on market price (say... 50% valuation).

Engage in enough bad behavior and you become nationalized over time, and then the public can decide what to do with the result.
Where are you getting that from?

On Steam, the offline title with the highest concurrent player count is Civ 6 on place 18, with 1/30 the amount of players of CS:GO.

On Twitch, Minecraft, which almost all streamers seem to be playing on multiplayer servers, is in 20th place, behind 19 exclusively online games.

I would estimate more than 99% of all playtime is spent on online games.
I'm not so sure it is a matter of scale. Humans have already lost the scalability race to machines. But I still don't think there is AI developing political policy. Or, if they are, like in the case of setting sentences/bail for criminals/suspects, they show how bad current AI is at it, despite being able to scale more effectively.

'Scaling' IMO is one of the things SWEs harp on a lot, to the extent that they see it as a solution to every problem. This is in part because they recognize that software scales well. When you're a hammer, every problem becomes a nail.
This has been the #1 meme of Western Europe since Clovis
We definitely like to trade stories of the days where the parks were so empty that we might as well be in there alone!
Communicate? Yes. Socialize? No.

It's easier to socialize when you are physically beside someone.

There are less kids playing in the street. They are no arcades.

As a parent you must bring your child to other children. You must encourage or mandate extracurricular activities.

We are not a society where children are naturally surrounded by other children in their 0-4 years.

We are not a society where adults are naturally surrounded by similiar adults outside of the in office work space.

Its a matter of proximity and what is the default state.
Water!

Freedom from slavery!

Internet!

Progressing ethically as a civilization is nice.
Hi, distcc's original author here. It's really nice that people are still enjoying and using it 20 years later.

I have a new project that is in a somewhat similar space of wrapping compilers: https://github.com/sourcefrog/cargo-mutants, a mutation testing tool for Rust.
North Carolina. At a leading university research center...
That should be referenced in a paper about survivorship basics.
With Supermemo, you have cards that are in your reviews but don't get graded.

https://help.supermemo.org/wiki/Incremental_reading#Introduc...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=saSFZGS-uCQ& - an example of incremental reading in Supermemo.
People living near former atomic weapon plant in WA have increased cancer rates
> which enforces bullshit control on a device I paid for

That's basically the raison d'etre. You, presumably a student, are getting caught in the crossfire of regulatory compliance and they don't want to maintain two email systems.

Source: Used to be the one implementing those controls. We didn't like them either, I promise.
>It's a lot of work but for a small fraction of 20m a year you can hire a team who only work on that.

I tried doing something like this for scraping corporate profiles. It's a lot harder than it seems. Most websites try to block bots that do this kind of scraping (unless you're Google/Facebook/etc...), so you end up having to setup a boatload of VPNs to make it seem like the bot is coming from multiple sources, but the VPNs end up being very unreliable and they too get banned as well.

For my own small scale it did manage to work but it was very challenging. I'd imagine doing it at the scale of Apollo would be all but impossible to get away with.
This doesn’t ring true to me at all. My Irish high school friends have scattered to the winds.

And in my adopted European city everyone I know is from somewhere else. Europe isn’t one thing though maybe where you are your scenario is the norm.
Spain had a monarchy And a populist dictator, Franco. Japan had an emperor during WW2 and the Nazis caucused with the Monarchist party DNVP when they were forming a coalition government. Some of the Monarchists even went on to occupy Hitler's cabinet. King Victor Emmanuel III also ruled Italy during the reign of Mussolini.

So I'll have to toss a citation needed on this one. I think history demonstrates a pretty strong overlap between those who support monarchs and populist dictators because in practice, they are structurally pretty similar.
This is a win for GPG. Some, like the current PyPI maintainers, want to throw it out with no replacement. That's a terrible idea. And I don't see why it needs to be replaced completely.
Nonstick pans are also known to kill pet birds when they off gas during cooking. Would not use.
I went down the rabbit hole of buying GitHub Stars, so you won't have to
I think money market accounts and similar are the likely recipients
BPA free means nothing. There are many BPA alternatives which are just as harmful. That's the funny thing. These companies love the "BPA free" badge because consumers don't know this.
You sure about that? Tracking cookies work, and the average person doesn't know what that means.
That's a good point. For transmission from a webserver, it probably doesn't make much difference if it is B64 or not.
You don't need hot swappable batteries anymore. Tuxedo infinity book packs in a 99Whr battery in a thin form https://www.tuxedocomputers.com/en/TUXEDO-InfinityBook-Pro-1...

If they ever put a mobile SoC in a 13 incher with that battery, I would happily buy it.
It's a nitpick but... "Lost" implies they don't know where they went. They do. They were just withdrawn.
Most of the times you do not pay for stand by. If there is work to do your lawyer charges you in billable hours. That is the point of the billable hours system. For larger projects you can get a fee estimate, fixed quote or agree on a hybrid solution.

I am also talking about corporate law work. Maintaining corporate records, lease agreements, employment agremeents, director changes et.
Bots gonna bot
There could have been more bank failures, given these figures ? I mean that's quite of lot of failing credit...
Not only that, but zig makes linking against old glibc versions easy. For example, to make an x86_64 linux build linked against glibc 2.9 when using zig build all you have to do is pass:

-Dtarget=x86_64-linux-gnu.2.9
Do we have the ability to defend ourselves? How do you defend against a drunk driver? Lots of people die to random car crashes because they aren't able to defend themselves.

The promising thing I've always thought about self driving is that while it may make stupid, unpredictable mistakes (drive into flashing firetruck at 60mph) it does this less than a typically human driver would make typical human casualty inflicting mistakes. Moreover we can build & improve to eliminate firetruck ramming; we unfortunately have not been able to eliminate drunk driving.
You seem to think that all smart people are automatically successful, well-adjusted, moral people. You also seem to be implying that poverty or a failed life is the only incentive to commit crime, which again, is simply not true.

Intelligence is not a guarantee for success, mental health, or pretty much anything other than intelligence itself.

And motivations for crime include money, power, sex, clout, or just a straight up uncontrollable urge to do something.

And there's plenty of evidence of people who are clearly smart pulling off crime on a huge scale for decades without getting caught. As for evidence of the ones who haven't, well, you're not gonna find that information in public...

See Bernie Madoff, Jeffrey Epstein, several serial killers. Many of these have actually been IQ tested as well.

The only reason Madoff was caught was because of the 2008 financial crisis. Otherwise he could have kept running his ponzi scheme indefinitely. He completely played the SEC whenever they came sniffing.
Most tools like this are priced with the understanding that they'll be billed to the employer in the end, not paid out of pocket by the developer.

They probably need to add org licenses soon in order to better accommodate that.
Presumably to instruments/organizations that are not US-based.
Oof, that is so cynical, yet I cannot help but agree with everything you said. I'm often reminded of how far we have come as a society, and how primitive we still are.
If that's the case, can you define those succinctly here?
Ask HN: Do you pay for GitHub Pro?
This: https://docs.github.com/en/get-started/learning-about-github/githubs-products#github-pro
I've said it before and I'll say it again:

There is more than one kind of relationship!

It's exhausting to constantly hear about romantic commitment as if it's the barometer for all relationships. That's absurd!

Did it truly never cross your mind that a person can have more than one meaningful relationship in their lives? No wonder people are so lonely!

You don't need one or the other: you can participate in a close friendship and casual sex. You can have several of each.

No relationship must last forever, either; or be started at the same time.

Relationship isn't what we are, it's what we do.
Green Pan.
This is a circular argument. If you have an undiagnosed auto immune condition the result of it will be things constantly occurring outside of your control and thus you will have chronic stress which probably will make things worse.
Like tech, chemistry moves faster than law ;D
For me it wasn't that the slide doesn't stay in place (that much is expected), but that if you deviate from the path it immediately slips back to the beginning. That's a bit anti-pattern w.r.t. typical slides that either have a forgiveness zone around the element or update to the point on the slide nearest to the gesture point.
It is more popular because it's extremely heavy pushed.