skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We do this in all of our web apps. It's pretty simple and dramatically improves UX when you have customers that are doing a lot of scheduling.

Showing both at the same time is peak design for me personally. UTC compares for relative sequencing, local time for "was that before or after I ate lunch".
I didn't read it in one go. I had to put it down a couple of times. Haunting doesn't cover it.
This assumes that the current company has no valuation, or the current employees can fund a purchase. And it assume that the employees are more apt to run the company than PE
See https://github.com/jupyter/nbformat
> and expect the GOVERNMENT to utilize it in a non-erroneous way?

This is what I'm talking about. Saying "the GOVERNMENT" is a ridiculously broad stroke, it's like saying "the INTERNET" (which, ironically, was brought to us by a particularly smart group of people working for the government).

> Now insert a hallucinating ML model that only a subset of the population truly know how to use in small doses for productivity

What's special about the tech elite that makes them any better at using these hallucinating ML models? The government includes vast numbers of specialists and researchers, and many of them are a lot smarter than we are. Government doesn't consist entirely of DMV employees.
I can see some restaurants just comp’ing the tickets out and having toast foot the bill in lost sales
Back when we had servers in an onsite DC we lost a raid card and the system I was developing went down. We had the fancy support so a tech was out with the card replaced in a couple hours, then we had to restore from tape backup. All in all, a non-critical system was down for most of a business day. My bosses boss stormed in, upset he couldn't pull a report, and asked how do we prevent this in the future. I responded at a minimum we had to double the cost for a hot standby, and he said 'never mind' and walked out.
it's out indefinitely for me, the day I can no longer use relay for reddit on Android.
It’s part of the title of the article, which is in titlecase. That’s why ‘Novelist,’ ‘is,’ and ‘dead’ are capitalized.
You are correct there are very few people living on small farms. Most people in rural areas live in small towns, are very poor, and yes transportation is an issue. Many should and do move to cities to find more opportunity.

Why is your land unfarmable? Is it dry land?
It's locale-specific, which is not great.
This may prompt Reddit to push ahead on their threat to take over key subs that stay dark by replacing the moderators with their own. Of course, Reddit can't afford to scale that to very many popular subs as modding those is extremely labor intensive.

Worse for Reddit, dumping long-time community moderators en masse would be crossing a Rubicon that could tip Reddit into a death spiral of low-effort moderation reducing content quality and engagement which will feed back on itself. The mods going dark for longer may in fact be hoping to goad Reddit into responding with such self-destructive stupidity.
The way we're going (and as related to the article) feels a lot more like Minority Report [1].

[1] https://archive.is/CC2t8
Reddit would be infinitely better without any subreddits bigger than about 100k subscribers.
I am not optimistic that it’ll sort itself out. In my experience spinsters get more radical and less agreeable, in effect double down on their beliefs. It’s like watching a train wreck that takes 30 years.

I’ve seen both women and men become embittered over time and I don’t think any of them will recover.
I don't know about an entire generation. A database class which was mostly about normalization and relational algebra was a requirement for my degree, and I graduated fairly recently. I wouldn't be able to recall every form and their requirements, but the general principles are etched into my thinking. It's almost "common sense" to structure data in BCNF, even if one doesn't recognize it as such.
eu-west-1 having some issue as well for me
Guesses, which one is it this time:

* DNS
* Misconfigured switch

It's always one of those two.
I keep experimenting with Jupyter in the context of telemetry/fault analysis and then hitting a wall with it where:

- I get an analysis that I like, but there isn't a good way to share it with others, so I end up just taking screenshots.

- There isn't a good way to take the same analysis and plug new data into it, other than to copy-paste the entire notebook.

- The process to "promote" fragments of a notebook into being reusable functions seemed very high-friction: basically you're rewriting it as a normal Python package and then adding that to Jupyter's environment.

- There aren't good boundaries between Jupyter's own Python environment, and that of your notebooks— if you have a dependency which conflicts with one of Jupyter's dependencies, then good luck.

Some or all of these may be wrong or out of date— Jupyter definitely passes the "oooh nifty" smell test, and I'd love to figure out how to make it usable for these longer-term workflows rather than just banging out one-off toys.
I don't have JavaScript disabled.. i just didn't notice any change in the page after I submitted (besides my email disappearing from the text field)
Seems to be at least three in the series of The Tao of Sir Terry, including "Pratchett vs. Logic"

https://www.tor.com/2019/05/06/the-tao-of-sir-terry-pratchet...
The AWS status page is now down as well
Ask HN: Will ChatGPT have an impact on science fiction?
In particular, will depiction of AI in science fiction change to more closely match ChatGPT somehow?
Your review is almost spot on for me. I’m agreeing with it all along with the exception that I really like his writing and, well, I would say “enjoy” his novels, I do respect and value the time spent reading them.
Interestingly, different people also use pressure cookers in entirely different ways, which I learned when my partner and I moved in together, and we both brought an Instant Pot the household.

I use mine exclusively for single items that I want to cook efficiently in bulk - eggs, beans, potatoes, yams, etc. (Most recently, made a pot full of chick peas this weekend to split between hummus and a quinoa salad.)

She uses hers for single-pot soups, stews, etc. that are ready to eat as-is.
>It makes Renaissance Technologies' 30 percent ( net) returns more believable, the fact such a simple trade can work so well for so long. Imagine scaling this up with more assets, more computing power to find more patterns .

I agree, and this is always my argument to people who say stuff like "TA doesn't work".

Yet at the same time many hedge(note not HFT) funds funds are using data and charts to find exactly those relations and trade them and model them. Regardless of the value or PE or whatever of the underlying
Nvidia is price gouging because there is no credible competition. That's the entire explanation and there is nothing more to it.
Expect more sealed off content. Thanks to ai scrapers more companies will want to close their apis or charge a fee. Heck even openai, the main leech want to prevent others from “training” their bots against their ai that has been trained on other people’s work, bandwidth and ip. Mods closing subreddits are just a symptom.
It is the only book I wish I could forget completely.

Serious advice: think twice before reading The Road if you’re susceptible to doom and gloom about the human race.
It is the bankruptcy part that I don't understand the legality of. Parent company pulls a ton of money out of subsidiary, claims bankruptcy, then magically parent company isn't liable for subsidiary's debt?
In either case, it feels a little overly dramatic to worry too much about a scenario where HR asks you to not use a word anymore. Is this what people mean when they worry about people being cancelled?
Well, it's hard to verify raising private funding, as either money-in-bank or contractual-commitments for when the timing is right.

But the 1st part of this story fits recent trends in SF's commercial market, with some high-profile loan-walkaways on marquee properties.

And it fits history, where deep-pocketed investors are happy to see many kinds of asset crashes – if they've kept their "powder dry" – to snatch up valuable properties at lows.

Do you think people running this strategy want it to be widely understood?
Who actually believes this narrative?
I don’t know about Stripe but Square used to offer the CC swipe dongle you can connect to your phone. Then process payments through their app
Have you tried pyCharm? I believe even community (free) edition should have support You are looking for
In Memoriam

"Yelping With Cormac: Ritual Roasters"
https://yelpingwithcormac.tumblr.com/post/10442344603/ritual...

Always gives me a chuckle
If they do, whatever thrown together group of reddit appointed substitutes get the task of trying to moderate all of reddit at once is likely going to be drowning very badly

And you can expect people engaged with the protest to take full advantage of this if it happens, making the problem that much worse

If you simply reopen without any of the current mods, the site will be overrun
I think you're supposed to follow the unofficial Hacker News death announcement title format of "[name of person] has died".

https://hn.algolia.com/?q=has+died
A good post overall, but the final paragraph is particularly great:

> Now, as a disclaimer, I should remind you of the rule that anyone writing a blog post advising against X is himself the worst Xer there is. At work, I have a history of painful languished projects, and I usually have the most overdue assignments of anyone on the team. As for writing, well, I have been working on this little blog post, on and off, no joke, for six years.
They should have introduced the InstantPot AI line up with ChatGPT 4.0 to save the company.
the status page doesn't even open.
Because $$$
It's not artificial. You can and will be isolated, excommunicated, wrong think, and separated based on your acceptance of new language definitions and sensibilities. There have been groups out there that have enforced this via "Code of Conduct" agreements in organizations.
These apps are broken no matter what you search, unless you are a somewhat attractive woman looking for quick hookups and don't care with whom.
Great opportunity for people to create derivative subreddits without oppressive mods.
I grew up in Ohio. I moved west the year I turned 30. I always felt like the West never made sense to me. Through his words, I feel like I got some understanding. Fantastic writer and a definite loss to American prose.
There's also react-mjml, a React wrapper around it. Works great, altho it's easy to mix up React props with mjml props. Just requires devs to actually read the documentation
Show HN: LLaMA tokenizer that runs in browser
have you tried other apps ? Just try relay for reddit, for one day and tell me reddit's app even compares. Being able to just choose galleries, image views, or cards, and have many other aesthetical features is priceless. Reddit's app is hardly usable in my opinion, not the way I use reddit anyhow.
If that's your definition of learning language then evolution learnt that. Evolutionary learning is not "thin air" either.
My favourite author, Blood Meridian was like nothing I ever had read before. Rest in peace.
The idea that PE comes in and sets eight figures of their own money on fire and ruins a business, shooting themselves in the foot makes no sense, yet every other story online is about them doing exactly that.

Of course there are LBO scams going on (more historically rather than currently) but these billion dollar firms don't come in and lose a ton of their own money along with money of their outside investors on a regular basis.
Replying to self to answer thread questioners. No. Owen was the engineering powerhouse. Kevin was the PR front-man (the pretty face). Ron (Gorodetzsky) was the DevOps mastermind.

Who I am referring to was named Amar (his name is common enough I don't think I'm outing him). He was the SEO whisperer and "algorithm." He was literally like a spy. He would infiltrate the awful groups trying to game the front page and trick them into giving him enough info that he could identify their campaigns early, and kill them. All the while pretending to be an SEO loser like them.

There were a few other amazing people behind the scenes. I'm actually leaving out myself and my group because who wants some dude to blow his own horn? But many of us did amazing things.

There were also literally dozens of guys super high-up that were useless. Not because they were dumb, but they were too full of hubris and thought they had expertise where they didn't. Like Kevin Rose should have realised being a nice guy was his strength, and stay out of engineering, because he started dabbling in it, promoting the wrong people and ideas for the wrong reasons, and the next thing you know... BOOM. Implosion.

I even catch myself calling some of the people who were in K.Rose's event horizon "idiots" or "stupid" but when I really think about it honestly, they were reasonably bright but just given poor incentives. Hey, this NoSQL thing is awesome! Let's replace the entire (functional) MySQL portion with Cassandra. Yeah! After seven beers and two joints, this sounds like an amazing idea. Let's do it!

No.

If you find yourself, or your company founder, doing things like this, sell your equity position for whatever it's worth at that moment. Do not HODL. SELL and SHORT.
One thing that people miss out on when they complain about guilding/awards is that being guilded or buying premium will credit your account with reddit tokens that you can use to guild other posts. So there's a chance the users are just using tokens that they have in their accounts already. I purchased premium back in the day to sync visited pages, and I have around 10+ platinum awards I can give out, a lot more if I use a cheaper award.

See here: https://www.reddit.com/coins/
I fully agree, and the point of my post is the "sometimes" part. Optimize for that, and leave the rest behind.
Hm. Do you have a link to that?

It would be nice if this became on option for something like RunPod or Modal. Especially if it could be slightly cheaper than the Nvidia hardware somehow.
Jacinta Ardern's model for governing AI
I feel like private equitys game plan is generally to make a good profit while making employers and customers both miserable. So... this is great for our society.
That's not the same thing. On macOS it is a Mach-O executable:

» file ${which open}
/usr/bin/open: Mach-O universal binary with 2 architectures: [x86_64:Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64] [arm64e:Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64e]
/usr/bin/open (for architecture x86_64): Mach-O 64-bit executable x86_64
/usr/bin/open (for architecture arm64e): Mach-O 64-bit executable arm64e

Whereas on Linux it is a shell alias. Doesn't appear to be universal either (doesn't exist on Arch, for example). It was a recent change too, added to Debian 11 (released 2021), which is years after it was added to Murex.

As an aside, I wouldn't be at all surprised if the `open` alias was added to Debian to copy (and I mean this affectionately) macOS. Otherwise `xdg-open` might have just been called `open` from the beginning.
How does / will Reddit make money? Selling ads? Harvesting data? Monthly subscriptions? Some combination of all three? I have difficulty imagining why anybody would pay a fee to join a bbs no matter how fancy it is. Might be just me as a cheap old codger. Now, they can use ai to generate posts and dispense with moderators and even posters I guess.
TypeCell, open source TypeScript notebooks live programming environment
The issue is Apple has zero presence in datacenters, and they dont seem very interested in changing that.

And they are optimizing more for power efficiency in multimedia workloads than raw AI throughout at any cost like the AI ASIC makers.
Indeed, it, has become substantially worse, even though that seemed almost impossible.
Nuanced and valuable feedback, that I receive. Thank you!

I think your edit was basically going to be my reply, haha. It is hard to address every side of every potential topic in an article. I actually needed help softening the tone to end up with the final version you're reading today. I'm empathetic by nature so it's easy for me to write with empathy, but I'm still prone to generalizing my personal experiences!
Sure :)

Though a lot of practical thermal-related causes of electronics failure seem to operate on timescales of years to decades, like electromigration https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Electromigration or even just cooling fan bearing failure. And I don’t think it would be a huge stretch to point to electromigration as a case of diffusion, a natural entropy increasing process, re-randomizing the arrangement of atoms within a transistor (and therefore making it fail eventually).
I haven’t been in a situation like this.

I think they should call it off, and announce that they will go back to the drawing board. Then restart talks with the API users and third party app developers.

What if they reduced the price of Reddit premium to $3/month and made API and third party apps only available for Reddit premium subscribers?

- Reddit would get many more premium subscribers

- App developers would be able to avoid managing subscription fee’s themselves and continue as before

- Users of the official Reddit app would not be affected

- Users of third party apps would have to pay for Reddit Premium - but maybe at a discount
Thanks for that! Searching for diarization really helped me narrow down for what I was looking for.
I am inadvertently part of a PE cleanup, being a PM hired by a guy PE brought in.

I am of the opinion if PE destroyed this company’s culture and strip/sell it off, it’s certainly deserves it and will be better for everyone involved.

This place worked for decades as a cost center. It never made money, routinely losing $10-$40 million a year. Multimillion dollar deals were negotiated and made with handshakes, biting is in the ass. The engineers spent their time making shit, over engineered products with no regards to the little customers we had. Our suite of products have no interoperability. Just last week i again repeated why to a couple of “top engineers” why having single sign on across
Our products makes a good customer experience.

PE is a tech boogeyman here on HN and Reddit. But now I wholeheartedly believe that’s Sometimes PE needs to come in and shut things down.
Professors are on average much more progressive and liberal than the average person and have a high amount of comfort and consequent belief privilege, so no I wouldn't say they're regular people. (Source: I'm a professor.)
This seems revisionist/ignorant. The article attributes a "piece tree" data structure to VS Code developers, however the must-read 1998 paper by Charles Crowley, Data Structures for Text Sequences, already mentions search trees as being used to enhance the naive piece table in some text editors.

https://citeseerx.ist.psu.edu/viewdoc/download?doi=10.1.1.48...
No AWS region is in a single building, they aren't amateurs like Azure. Each region is at least 3 AZs, which is at least one physical DC.
All the data is good, but the way it is framed is a bit misleading.

First, lets get one thing straight: dysfunction in the dating world negatively affects both men and women. So framing it as "men floundering, women most affected" is disingenuous. What is it about the prospects a man has that he has no desire to become desirable? If men's lives are less rewarding wouldn't it be them, not the women, that are the most affected? We are talking about these mens lives after all.

"They just want to play videogames" come on. This has got to be the most surface level trope quality take I've seen. Maybe men use porn and play videogames not because they'd rather have that than a real relationship, but because modern relationships don't offer much more than that. Maybe men prefer casual sex because that's about the best they can hope for in today's world. Maybe with the divorce rate what it is, the birth rate low, and the social stigma against division of labor to maintain a household, it's not worth it to meet anyone's expectations anymore. Maybe men do desire more and maybe women aren't interested in satisfying those desires either.
I adore this, handheld gaming and fast food company marketing check so many nostalgia boxes for me.

The accompanying website is a blast from the past too,

https://grimacesbirthday.com/
Right, but the point of this change isn't really the _actual cost_ of 3rd party API usage, as much as the _opportunity cost_. They are way overcharging for the API, and they know it. Adding some expenses in the form of paid mods (let's be honest, probably off-shored to a 3rd world country and paid minimum wage) would be worth it, if it can guarantee the subs keep running.
If I’m being really miserly about heat output and/or food smells I’ll walk my pot out to the back deck to release. (Could also plug into an outdoor outlet to cook, but gets logistically complicated with timing if I’m not already hanging out on the deck.)
I read this book when my second son was just born. I cannot recommend reading a book so bleak and soul crushing and unforgiving as The Road while your mind is at its softest and most protective. To feel so hopeless and inadequate as a father…I would not wish it on even the foulest villain in the world.
There is high overlap between customers who leave because their needs aren't met immediately and customers whos needs will never be met.
That's delightful. I needed a bit of levity in the wake of the latest AWS meltdown.
This isn't an argument. Spaghetti templates are even worse
I'm pretty sure mods are paid from somewhere. I remember reading some stuff about 4 or 5 years back, about how the left-wing party of that country (I think it was UK Labour) had taken over mod duties of the country subreddit.
Also, only a fraction of a house value is in the physical structure, and only that deprecates. The rest is in permitting and coding, which appreciates too.
Yes. If you enjoyed it, a film adaptation for another of McCarthy's novels, Blood Meridian was recently green lit.

https://deadline.com/2023/04/new-regency-cormac-mccarthys-bl...
What do you mean?

Those who follow absurd conspiracy theories, like the theory that mask mandates would never go away and that it was somehow solely a power play by government leaders, cause massive damage to society. And it's true that most never re-evaluate how their incorrect beliefs came to be before getting sucked into another conspiracy/grift.

You seem to be reducing the issue to someone feeling superior to another.