skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If I remember correctly, Pushshift was actually banned by Reddit. Last I read, they were renegotiating API usage terms. I remember seeing one of the devs asking when it would be reapproved.
Lol.

If they knew they wouldn’t be pivoting.

Jim doesn’t come out a technical person, he seems mostly about realizing other peoples ideas or IP.

Would have been great to see him leading something revolutionary.
"Many women still hold on to the idea of finding a partner that is wealthier and more educated. This is due to the past (over)reliance of their partners for stability. But this is no longer true."

This independence remains to be seen. The assumption is that a higher education for women will structurally lead to complete financial independence across their life's path but I believe this to be a rosy view.

First, for all but the top 10%, the cost of living is so high that it almost requires a partner. There goes your independence.

Second, you have to make it to the end. Say you go at it alone, that means ~45 years of relentless full-time work, managing the 401K and nothing can happen under way, as there will be nobody to help. This is the existential stress that men have always faced in their provider role. The complete lack of optionality, zero tolerance for failure, and lack of any safety net. This is not to say that women can't handle this, I'm saying it remains to be seen.

Third, whilst women may be highly educated, a huge portion of them work in administrative functions, NGOs, the like. Fields that are very exposed to the swings of the economy.
Exactly. Some of these graphs are really flawed. Like the heatmap for the top 1% which pretty much mirrors the submission heatmap. I want to see what portion of submissions for that time slot reached 1%, not of all submissions. There could be time slots that perform exceedingly well outside of popular times.
You're gonna love Comic Neue: https://comicneue.com/
Turkey's situation was discussed in the article, I highly recommend reading it.
It’s even worse than that, because both apps didn’t start at the same time, or from the same point. The Reddit official app started out as Alien Blue, which by all accounts was a very popular and well-made 3rd-party app itself. Reddit bought it, and then made it significantly worse, and THEN Apollo came out.
> countries that don't police their own child/slave labor.

Which appears to be something the US should do, too.
Maybe because now that the retail vet is destroyed and rich people need vets who are not pathologically inconvenient and terrible, there is a brisk market for retained private vets.

This is a trend I’ve noticed that goes along with “enshittification” wherein the normal thing (let’s take grocery stores as an example) become either so downmarket-oriented (e.g., Dollar General) or aggravating (e.g., self-checkout lanes, poor inventory management, objectionable customer service) that they abandon the middle market and become intolerable.

At that point the upper part of the market diverges, and something like personal shoppers becomes the norm for anyone who can afford it.

On one hand, people in the middle class get squeezed by salary, and on the other hand they get squeezed because they hate Dollar General and they can’t afford a butler to shop for them.

Real nice system we have here.
There is a big difference in degree here.
The partnership model exists for exactly this scenario and has thrived for centuries in every sector. If a doctor wants to retire they are obligated sell their share of the business to other partners, not outside entities. When a new partner is promoted they have to buy their way in. All of these problems are solved. If PE firms are getting involved it is due to either greed or mismanagement (or both), not some inherent flaw in the system.
Then the push notification server is is doing $0.36/day/user of API calls under the pricing system as described.

Christian would need to change the monthly subscription from $4.99 to probably $14.99 or $19.99 to handle that (and regular daily use and Apple's subscription - though if he wanted to manage the subscriptions through a 3rd party payment processor he could reduce the 30% to 15% for that).

The lack of that, while it sucks, doesn't change that there's a cost with the polling architecture.

Looking at the history of that line (thank you for pointing it out, I'd been trying to work from the notificationsWorker)

March 16, 2023: 10s to 60s
Nov 10, 2022: 5s to 10s
Propaganda vs Propaganda , that's funny isn't it? :D
In addition to the many great points made in the article, I would add that speed does a couple of other things for you:

- The faster you finish work, the more time you have to make your work better

- The faster you are even at things like browsing HN or Reddit, the more value you get per hour (e.g. seeing more new ideas, reading more blog posts, etc)
I guess it depends on what your definition of is is!

To put it another way, either you also have consciousness, in which case I have explained it, or else I can't explain it to you because you don't.
This is Cerebras, and the cost is wasted compute and inaccessible price point
I wish you luck then. Right now, you need CUDA to run things like bf16 or quantization, which are truly enablers in this space.

So for now, I don't see AMD getting any traction. And apparently, the quality of the drivers has not been improving.
Time will tell.
SEC to Weigh New Artificial-Intelligence Rules for Brokerages
If you're concatenating after chunking , then the overlapping windows add quite a lot of repetition. Also, if it cuts off mid-json / mid-structured output then overlapping windows once again cause issues.

Define a custom recursive text splitter in langchain, and do chunking heuristically. It works a lot better.

That being said, it is useful to maintain some global and local context. But, I wouldn't use overlapping windows.
Added bonus of selecting for the 0.01% of men: if you're extraordinarily lucky to secure him, you have a new problem: the man has options.
Maybe PE firms are ok and mine was an extreme example but I got burned pretty badly.
If I do have to work on a place backed by a PE firm for some reason, I would start out as a contractor and then see how it plays out before committing to be a full time employee.
Yes you just use a wiki with a traditional tree structure and search. I use Obsidian which lets you do just that.
This is not a stupid question. I would only guess that start up capital is not available and the market is not big enough for another practice. And all that before considering licensing.

Most professions have a gulf between the wealth of business owners and workers. You can’t start a business working hand to mouth.
> I mostly struggle with Irish Standard Time (used for DST in Ireland) and Indian Standard Time which have the same acronym. :(

Heh. After the first few instance of confusion, we switched to saying Bangalore time and Dublin time.
Agreed. Its not even that a "white man bad" reading of Blood Meridian is wrong per se, its just woefully incomplete. It'd be like if Apocalypse Now was just John Wick in the jungle, or Blade Runner was just a police procedural with flying cars. Like, yes, that is the skeleton on which the piece is hung, but it is not at all what makes the piece great.
> Prestige is a powerful motivator.

I know this to be true because I've seen so many people given BS titles instead of raises and be happy about it as if they got something of real value.

But I don't understand it at all. Apparently, I lack the "prestige" gene.
They want to IPO and that means bringing everybody onto an experience they can control- in terms of ads, showing awards and any other features.
I have discovered that if you leave a Corelle plate outside during the winter, in the spring it will be broken into little bitty pieces. It can't handle the freeze and thaw cycles which surprised me.
If you’re record a sporting event off broadcast TV, is it your impression that the law allows you to redistribute the recording freely?
There's a give and take here. As more people are bold about how they express themselves, companies inevitably become more accepting of different types of expression. I've seen a massive shift from the 80's to today in what's acceptable for different types of jobs. There is always some risk for being on the edge of that trend, and we should be grateful to those who take those risks for making it easier for the rest of us.
Since I haven't seen mention of it yet, let me recommend one of his (seemingly) lesser known works: The Sunset Limited.

It's a play of 2 characters and 1 setting, and has an (IMO very good) HBO adaption starring Samuel L. Jackson and Tommy Lee Jones.

Like most of his work, it's an existential contemplation of sorts and perhaps raises more questions than it answers. But I find myself going back to it a lot, maybe as a divining rod for my own meaning to life and death.

RIP, Cormac.
do you tell this often? i could swear I've read this exact comment before (pe acquired, great partner, enabled m&a, ultimately acquired by a strategic)
Wtf is that $400 price for them?
Same here, I think. I read it before I had a son; I'm not sure I could manage to finish it now that I do.
I once, after four years of acting as sole line of defense against a destructively stupid but politically influential "colleague," I gave warnings then gave notice.

I ended up jumping to another department where I watched him bring in an expensive vendor to implement a replacement for a system I had been using, and then watched corrupt files start appearing in the production files. I was there just long enough to hear about his quiet exit from the company.

Someone else needs to quietly exit from the company if they hope to get this out of the grease fire. At this point, we'll all see what happens pretty quickly I think, but this looks to me like a ship with a thousand leaks and a drunk captain who won't come out of his cabin because people yell at him about problems that are not his when he does.
No, it just happens in the sub as a normal thread - the mods make a post saying they're looking for more mods, people respond. Some subs do the voting offsite, sometimes the mods just pick someone to add.
Maybe, but in the same time duration I've bought multiple sets of pots/pans, wooden spoons/spatulas, several wooden cutting boards, mixing bowls, etc.

If the company drags on long enough, all that profit gets eroded away. Pyrex has been around since the early 1900's for instance.

I agree, might not be 100% of what happened here, but it surely has to be a component.
The Fed's actions in 2021 were not a rounding error. They poured huge amounts of fuel on an already raging fire. Not just by maintaining zero rates when inflation was out of control, but by continuing to expand their balance sheets aggressively for a long time after it was clear they should have stopped. The effects will take a long time to subside and they will have to go much, much further than they ever would have to reverse it. 2021 was just a footnote though, to the decade plus of ZIRP and QE that they've kept going since 2008. The speculative mania, the bank collapses, etc, are only happening now because nobody in this whole generation believed the Fed would ever even try and do their job, given their track record of kicking the can down the road.
I tend to have the opposite experience from the author's: I know enough about the domain to know that choices I make at the beginning could cause massive problems later on (in performance-critical software, for instance), yet not enough to know exactly where the traps are. Once the project is underway and empirical data can be collected, it's much easier to direct attention to known issues and opportunities.

By nature I enjoy the 'boring' stuff, to use the author's term, and often find a clean code-to-package CI pipeline and an up-to-date wiki more satisfying than the software itself!

I wonder what the ratio of 'non-finishers' to 'non-starters' is. I suspect I'm in the minority, but maybe someone here knows of a reliable study of this.
lemmy.world
This is a plugin that makes browser text area elements into nvim buffers.

https://github.com/glacambre/firenvim

Haven't tested it in combination with Jupyter but I imagine it should work
3 days in hospital bed for hand surgery?!
The epilogue of The Road shows its purpose. Make us appreciative of today’s nature beauty.
In the Netherlands this has also lead to numerous drug shortages.
I cannot read any enthusiastic endorsement of McDonald's without thinking of the meme/patent [0] from Sony proposing that viewers skip commercials by yelling brand names at their TV:

> Say "McDonald's" to end commercial

> "McDonald's!"

[0] https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/sony-patent-mcdonalds/
I've seen Pepsiman played at a GDQ[0] event and it is such good entertainment. I forget which year it was but I remember commentary about how the community found the guy who did the acting ("Pepsi for TV Game!") in the game and how he claimed to have been specifically directed to use broken English.

(2016: https://youtu.be/C33Xo1hE9XE 13:00 for the quote)

[0] https://gamesdonequick.com/
From Ellsberg's Secrets, describing giving advice to Henry Kissinger on Vietnam in 1968.

Good book. Interesting life. Marine Officer, nuclear weapons analyst, drove around Vietnam evaluating pacification, ..
Nice, but seems to be last updated 2022-12-12 and funnily the IDs that don't exist have a time of 1970-01-01 00:00:00
I think Hacker News still runs on a single core PC, possibly still under someone’s desk, but if Y Combinator ever needs to spin it off for an IPO in order to afford an Athlon 64 X2 and a shelf, maybe they’ll charge for API access then.
Stuff is only a bombshell if it's uncharacteristic. If you look at political scandals, they only affect people you'd be surprised to find involved. It's why a certain unnamed orange man gets away with stuff - the facts that he's done $egregious_thing contains no new information about his character, so who cares.

Same is true here. True or not, nobody is surprised or shocked that such a thing could happen or that China could behave in whatever way. There's simply no new information content in any revelation. So it basically means nothing, even if "finally" proven. What changes with this knowledge?

(Versus, if it turned out it was some evil Luxemburgish plot, that would be news)
Even better, you can use [C99 Flexible array members][1], e.g. something like:

struct KeyedEntry {
struct Entry entry;
char key[]; // flexible array member
};

It's not too much more useful when just using `char`, but for other data types, it's a bit cleaner, since it handles alignment/padding better.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flexible_array_member, or https://beej.us/guide/bgc/html/split/structs-ii-more-fun-wit...

_Edit_: Something like this might not be suitable for the author, since they did mention how they wanted each `struct` to have a fixed size.
Starting a business requires a certain sort of personality and interest. Most people don't fit that mold, and most of those people are fully aware of that.
It gives it enough authenticity to make headlines. A generic html game wouldn't have made any where near the same buzz.
There were rumors of an AMD one... That also never materialized.

Its a chicken and egg problem, I think. A big APU is so expensive that it doesn't really make sense without a very specific workload (like in a console), and the workloads dont really appear without the APUs.
As others have mentioned here, John Hillcoat (director of the film adaptation of "The Road") is taking a crack at filming the "unfilmable" "Blood Meridian".

I'm stoked to see how he handles BM, especially who he casts as Judge Holden. I feel like Philip Seymour Hoffman would have been perfect for the role, but I'm confident Hillcoat will find someone equal to the task.

My favorite Judge quote from BM:

“This is an orchestration for an event. For a dance, in fact. The participants will be apprised of their roles at the proper time. For now it is enough that they have arrived. As the dance is the thing with which we are concerned, and contains complete within itself its own arrangement and history and finale, there is no necessity that the dancers contain these things within themselves as well. In any event, the history of all is not the history of each, nor indeed the sum of those histories, and none here can finally comprehend the reason for his presence, for he has no way of knowing even in what the event consists. In fact, were he to know, he might well absent himself, and you can see that that cannot be any part of the plan, if plan there be.”

RIP.
too complex. world is simple.

boom-bust cycles enable capital to buy everything in the bust period. every thing.

legal entities keep shifting to join news tax avoidance tricks. it's not a static game.
What to expect from Debian/bookworm newinbookworm
No, they have a custom GPU design originally derived from Imagination Technologies PowerVR GPUs.
At face value, this sounds like pure moral panic. Did we have such fear when "algorithms" began to take over?

I'm all for regulations that can help keep things safe. I'm.... not clear on what sort of safety these rules are aiming for. Would love a solid rundown from anyone that can summarize well.
"It's sad an overachieving woman reaches the top and can't find the ideal person she had built up in her head"

If you're at the top, and select for men higher than that top, that's not sad. It's delusional. A 1%-er selecting for a 0.1%-er is the least of society's problems.
They're box drawing characters. The markings on the keyboard are what they looked like on screen.
One thing I often wonder is if the US could have pulled off WW2 without these kids having this experience. They would have been at their prime at the time and would have had the grit and know how to get stuff done that maybe the following or previous generations wouldn’t have. I’m not condoning it in any way, just something I ponder.
Arch users.
> They just try hard to make the words very polite. So polite, that Europeans take that for positiveness or indirectness.

interesting, any good examples?
Deadline (Science Fiction Story)
I'm doing a complete tear down remodel of the kitchen so I bought some devices to make our 95% cooked from scratch meal lifestyle bearable through the awful times.

A top of the line Breville toaster oven was the first, it's fantastic, but it is also silly to compare it to our 25 y/o Viking duel fuel range, waiting to reenter our life.

A week ago I got my Instant Pot Pro, and I've been putting it through its paces. I boiled some eggs. This is what really irks me about IP fans: it does not take 5 minutes. It has some indeterminate amount of preheat, the 5 min., and then a cool down. The eggs are just fine, as flawless as the following method on a quality gas burner stove: Put eggs and water into pot to just cover, turn burner high"ish"; when bubbles just start, turn down to a very very slow bubble generation and set timer for 10m (12-13min at 5500' elevation), scoop out the eggs when the timer expires and put on the counter, peel when cool enough. I very rarely had to spend any attention monitoring this. The IP is just, but only just, as good.

BUT ITS NOT FIVE MINUTES.

Shouting because why do instant pot fans do this?

Now, I am quite interested in the yogurt thing. That sounds very cool, we love yogurt and industrial yogurt, meh. Also strawberries are cheap right now and I'm thinking of making some exotic French confitures, and mixing that with the yogurt.

Risotto? No brainer on a decent stove. Dried beans? I also have a 30 y/o Magefesa pressure cooker that has a thicker bottom than the instant pot "pot" and does dried beans perfectly. No magic, or even "instant", there.

Another gripe: compared to the Breville that roller knob in the center is a gawdawlful POS. Reeks of cheap.

Compared to the 15 y/o electric range that is going to be tossed out the back doors, and then shot multiple times with 12 gauge 3" buckshot loads, the IP is great, so maybe I'm a little sad that the inevitable PE bankrupt/shitify it happened to it too.
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Comments and the stories that are not "SHOW HN".

From TFA:

> For this analyze, I considered submissions made before May 31, 2023, 23:59 UTC. The dataset consists of 4,714,023 stories and 30,363,533 comments from 867,097 users.
Why do you think the acquisition of single family homes picked up so much? They took their war chests and switched investment vehicles
The point was we both get what we want through that compromise: less government spending and less government, but government employees paid better.
Interesting; my experience has differed: I noticed since late 2022 (last year) Youtube Search was essentially ignoring my exact queries, giving only the first two or so result matching the query - the rest of the results aren't even marginally related.

Worse--this behavior continues, and has gotten so bad that today searching is all but useless to me.

FYI-
Your portal gave me good laugh on how it finds 'exact' Titles: https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=+intitle%3Afugi...

It works!
You will eat the feedlot beef to support retro video games, citizen
>They aren’t looking for “status”

Are you sure? Because multiple studies contradict that claim. I will point out that status can mean different things depending on the (sub)culture and context. Perhaps in some social circles, high EQ is high status.

>and it sets up a negative dynamic because if gaining power is the goal then having an egalitarian relationship with your lover is not possible.

Status is multifaceted. Women are attracted to status, but that doesn't mean women can't be high status as well. High status could be anything from being good at some niche hobby to making lots of money to being athletic.
Just a word of caution for anyone that would want to use thos in an actual survival situation. If you're really lost, the best thing to do is stay put and wait for someone to find you. If you have to move, knowing which direction is North is pretty useless unless you know enough about where you are and the surounding area. And even then, in such situations, topographical landmarks will likely be more useful.

Not to be a nay sayer, it can be fun to do, and perhaps even useful in some situations. But probably not something that's going to save your life, no matter how many time Bear Grillis used it.
He arrived around lunchtime, had to wait 9 hours or so to be seen, they scheduled him for surgery the next day and booked him in that night, then two days post surgery (general anesthetic) to keep an eye on him. I'm not a doctor, don't know the details.
The irony is that PHP has improved massively in perf vs the relative gains of Ruby.

https://onlinephp.io/benchmarks

https://serpapi.com/blog/benchmarking-ruby-3-1-yjit-ruby-2-7...
Weird, I run into Steadman's artwork everywhere. Closed on Account of Rabies, which consists of famous people reading Poe stories (Diamanda Galas doing "The Black Cat") had his work on the cover.
The entire project probably cost about as much as a couple months on an urban billboard (around $100,000 or so) and the ROI is probably higher.

So this was likely a reasonable investment. You're going to get YouTubers covering it, people doing speed runs, blogs and news aggregators. Good return.
Not a nutritionally viable one