skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It depends on the use case. Flat forums are vastly superior when it's about having a discussion (singular) rather than a bunch of splintered bits of information being shared.

It's worth remembering that Usenet had threading -- it's nothing new.
The discount rate is the rate at which banks pay when they go to the discount window to borrow money. This is simply set and posted by the Fed. Borrowing at the discount window is a backstop for banks and not a typical part of their operations and not the usual lever of monetary policy.

The Fed Funds rate is the rate which banks will lend to each other overnight on the Fedwire. This is the rate the Fed targets in monetary policy. This target rate is achieved by the Fed conducting open market operations and doing repos or reverse repos with primary dealers. Open market operations are literally the Fed going into the market and literally entering repurchase agreements for Treasury securities. I understand that they are really buying and selling money, not the securities.
Thanks for posting this but, his article doesn't make a lot of sense to me. If he could show the property owner was having equal similar difficulties in other cities his point would be stronger. As it is, It isn't even clear what he's saying.

Also, Hilton Union Square SF didn't seem 'run down' to me. I just had a conference there two weeks ago. The area around the hotel seems pretty quiet though...

WSJ article seems fine as these things go.
Commit referring to using LSP in Intellij Svelte plugin
I find this interesting because:
1. It seems like the svelte plugin for intellij has been lagging behind the language server quite a bit
2. As far as I know, Jetbrains have not been very keen on integrating LSP before.
How to Build AI Chatbot: A Guide for Business
They once gave my data to law enforcement without notifying me, with no obligations not to notify me. It wasn't even an investigation into me, but a shotgun "everyone who talked about this gets asked to testify" case, specifically into a Witcher 3 Google Drive leak.

That aside, they're fine.
Wow, I thought I was the only one doing this. Although I‘m now kinda stuck on Cascadia Code, which I adore.

Sometimes I wonder what my employer’s IT department would think of me, having installed so many font files on my machine.

I also switch color themes regularly. Do you do that too?
Since you used ad hominem, I will too.

Seems like you're Australian?

I think you've drank the anti-big tech propaganda given the stronghold that Rupert Murdoch has in the Australian media.

You should ask your politicians to boot Rupert Murdoch out, decentralize mainstream news in Australia, and teach media literacy.
Well, that's a bad start for TFA:

> Editor’s note: This article has been retracted as it does not meet Atlas Obscura’s editorial standards. Our investigation revealed the author fabricated interviews with at least one source; Brian Akers confirmed via email that he was initially contacted but never interviewed by the writer, and that quotes and other material attributed to them by the writer have been fabricated. Giorgio Samorini did not reply to multiple email requests for comment. Jitka Soukopova confirmed via email that she had been interviewed by the writer and material attributed to her was accurate. Additional details provided by the writer could not be verified.

Furthermore, I find it amazing that they are talking about rock art, but do not provide any photo...
WaPo's take on this: https://www.washingtonpost.com/technology/2023/06/14/reddit-...
I can only guess that they simply wanted a pointer to a contained set of data with bounded reference

So that was easier or more impactful to communicate via image than typing “this thread is valuable”

At least that’s how it made sense to me
It's quite amazing and simultaneously ridiculous that we have a public 3D model of a distant planet at 5 meters resolution while the best available free and public models of Earth are at 30 meters.
It appears that the only thing that has declined here is the free money support for the fantasy valuation being claimed by the REIT. There are a lot of reasons that hundreds of billions in commercial real estate loans are going to be written off in the next few years and the original article mentioned none of them...
It is relevant. Developers have the ability to throttle and/or monetize users based on usage to pass on those costs to power user outliers, while not impacting the majority of their users that fall into that free tier.
$200/h per person, you guessed.

I don't think it's a good guess,

nevertheless, for 10 000 people, it's nothing, it's coffee money for the CCP.

Interesting anyway to have heard your thoughts. Have a nice day (probably won't reply any more)
Wow that 3D viewer is smooth on mobile phone. So amazing to pinch and scroll around the planet.
The most sought-after camera in the world could rewrite the history of Everest
Show HN: Take Reddit Screenshots
I have been seeing many blogs taking Reddit screenshots for adding them into their blogs so I decided to create a tool for that that allows some customization and at some point, could be integrated with third party APIs.
Of the subreddits I follow that went dark, only r/mac came back after 48 hours. The rest are still dark.
He is saying that those profitable powerful industries will lobby the government to help increase it's profit though various means.

Not enough labor? Instead of paying more to attract talent, lobby the government to legalize child labor.
Corporations are bad, politicians are bad, yes. But if you can't even be bothered to delete social media and predatory apps/services that pimp your data out to the government, you are in fact lazy. Deleting your accounts is simple. Only a few clicks through the settings. Idk where this cope came from where its literally impossible to detach from it. These companies are never going to play by our rules, so I think we can stop pretending they will.

If you're worried about your career, just keep your linkedin profile barebones. If you require a fb, twitter, snapchat, tiktok, etc to maintain a professional career, you prob don't care about privacy in the first place, because you're in marketing or social media, or trying to be an influencer.
They were toned down later release by release.
Eh. Anyone who observes small children will see that they learn very slowly, but constantly. And they are extremely good at it - better than nearly all adults - at a minimum they pick up language, gross motor skills like walking, running, climbing, any number of fine motor skills, within 2-3 years.

They don't work quickly, they display no haste or concern for efficiency. In fact, they're quite inefficient.
> The "use footprints from other people" thing is contentious, I know. Most serious engineers make their own footprints.

Is there any reason for this to be the norm? Surely that means that “serious engineers” are just duplicating a shitload of effort?
Not really. We defined Entry, so we know it's only a few bytes. And we know size_t is large enough to iterate over all of main memory. So the only way that statement overflows is if the key is literally larger than main memory. Not a concern.
Thanks for this! Will be following a couple of the references wrt "gradual typing literature".
'Duped': Inside the Black Market for Illegal Temporary License Plates
Has San Francisco become that bad? My father lives in the city, but I've never heard him complain about the state of things.
MEPs ready to negotiate first-ever rules for safe and transparent AI
You can still get it like that, just right click on any folder that is pinned to the right side of the Dock, you’ll get 4 different display options.
This looks brutal, for a lot of people John Reppy's book Concurrent Programming in ML (as in SML not Machine Learning) is going to be much more accessible. Pick the CSP-style library in the programming language of your choice.

Go with goroutines and channels

Clojure with core.async

F# with Hopac

It would be a very interesting project to roll your own in C# using Microsoft Robotics Studio's CCR (Coordination and Concurrency Runtime) (though I speculate those are buffered channels by default).
Good to know! Yes I’m less interested in “the art of programming but parallel” (partly because I don’t have PhD level ambitions) and more interested in how to effectively program day-to-day boring stuff that also needs concurrency.

My assessment is that the latter is nowhere near “solved” (hesitant to use that word because craft unlike eg proofs is about trade offs), in the sense that concurrency differs a lot across our tools (languages, runtimes etc) and it even differs quite substantially within the main paradigms, like coroutines, async, green threads, native threading etc.

If we compare with other advanced language features like say memory management, we’ve come much further, imo (GC, RAII, ref counting, manual are pretty much all well understood as well as the stack-heap duality, adopted basically universally). With concurrency we have, if we’re being generous, merely mutices as the common ground. Even “simple” notification mechanisms and ownership transfer across tasks would vary greatly across languages and often be quite contrived.
Here's course materials about the topic from my university, I assume they're available globally even if you can't sign up for the course: https://ppc.cs.aalto.fi/
It's a solved problem in the sense of how to change the oil in your car is a solved problem. You can learn how to do it and do it yourself with equipment that already exists. You don't need to design or build anything yourself, but use existing components.

Now, most people might not have any interest in learning how to change the oil in their cars, and don't want to bother even if they have the knowledge. They prefer to hire someone else to do it for them.

So it is with Discord, where you "pay" for the service by giving Discord your data and handing over control over your communities to them.
Vue Storefront's new integration-boilerplate, based on our new SDK architecture, was just released. Now, you can build an integration for your headless backend that is not bound to any specific framework. This SDK can then be used across any frontend framework. Thus, if you have clients who are confined to a particular framework, you can conveniently adapt to their needs and preferences.
Here's a video explaining how it works: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QdNRrZ6R-mI.

If you'd like to test it, just execute this command: 1 npx @vue-storefront/cli create integration

It's open-source and we're open to answering questions and getting feedback from the community.
Get lost with this spam.

WARNING: if you have lost money to scammers that marks you as an easy target, and so you get really nasty parties that will try to scam you some more. This is one of those.

Don't fall for it.
I never really noticed it as a key component to their success, but some of my favorite games model the degradation of skill over time. Both CDDA and Rimworld do this, and as a result, you end up with characters that are more nuanced and specialized, but also moldable into the “next right thing,” whatever you think that might be. Maybe it is the thing that makes these games fundamentally compelling over a longer time span
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I just added another suggestion to the README on the example project on how extra steps that can be taken to make the data lookup even more precise.

Writing your own music tagger has never been easier!
How can someone write an article about cave paintings without including a photo of them, that's a bizarre choice.

I think these are the carvings referenced:

https://www.researchgate.net/figure/37-Tassili-prehistorical...
You're right and sorry, It was just a online way of me enthusiastically pointing at a thing and trying to say: This is value, just a snippet of text on a pale yellow background, where no-one were actively trying to create this value. I can't really put my finger on what I'm trying to say though so i guess that is the root the confusion. :D Like, I don't get paid for this content so it doesn't have to make sense.

edit: also I use greenshot so it's too easy for me to screenshot and get an imgur-link. And yes, I'm a screenshoter, sending my colleagues images of text all the time. I'm lucky to be alive still.

edit2: example, slack dm from 1 hour ago https://i.imgur.com/807OQML.png
I'd switched registrars to Gandi as a form of protest when the US seized the domains of a UK travel agency that advertised tours of Cub. Because Gandi is based in France, it is not subject to US extraterritorial overreach. I stayed despite their higher prices because of good security like using FIDO U2F keys, so less likely to have an account hijacked, as I self-host my email and that is probably the single biggest point of failure in my threat model.

Can anyone recommend a registrar outside the US that has decent security? Some mentioned OVH and their CTO is a classmate of mine, but the French government is showing worrisome authoritarian trends and I'd prefer a country with strong protections for freedom of speech like Iceland or Norway or that has strong regulation of its spooks like Germany (because of their experience with the Stasi).
Does it really surprise anyone that being good looking is a positive trait in anything that involves a human relation? This goes both for men and woman
While using Auto-GPT I realized that for most usecases, a simple script would have suited my needs better (faster, cheaper, deterministic). Then I realized those scripts can (a) be written by GPT, and (b) call into GPT!
Google Charged by EU with Abusing Its Advertising Tech Dominance
Like a gamer that will optimize the fun out of a game if given the option, we've optimized fulfilment out of our lives.
Apparently it wasn't a fantasy valuation because the banks lent against it. It is now a fantasy valuation because the properties have massively declined in value.
The hotels may or may not be themselves run down, but there's also the neighborhood to consider, especially when you're talking about San Francisco.

I know someone who used to travel to SF for work a lot, like 10-12 times a year. He had a favorite hotel there that was a block and a half away from his office. But every single time, he'd rent a car, just to drive from the underground parking at his hotel to the underground parking at work. It was simply safer than walking.
https://archive.is/ho6II
Fair enough. Though the difference between your netstat examples and the podman examples and the nushell examples are minimal at best. Even if I understand the difference of the implementation (between "coloring" the output, and parsing it).
AI Next Leap into real world with material analysis. ChatGBT is only the start
This platform looks definitely coel
Yes, absolutely.

Notification has been delayed for customers in some countries (not UK especially) it seems.

French customer here btw.
Puppeteer in Node.js: More Antipatterns to Avoid
Yep everyone knows it's impossible for Sudanese people to learn English, much less write it well.
EU data bill threatens to upend smart contracts in potential blow for DeFi
EU suggests breaking up Google's ad business in preliminary antitrust ruling
I dont think I have ever got a quality search result by appending reddit.
Cant for the life of me figure out how HN users find useful results there.

chatgpt has improved search for me by orders of magnitude. Especially since google has started to border on useless.

Bur searching reddit? Meh.
Not for technical stuff at least.

Niche high quality subs may point me in the right direction.
Like r/ponds for example. Wonderful little sub.

r/doggroomers is absolute shit mostly full of shaming dog owner pics and toxic comments.

r/programming was great 8 years ago. Now I doubt any human over 18 posts there.

Honestly if reddit never comes back again I think the interwebs have gained a level in quality as it is just a toxic echo chamber for young people who think they are some form of superiour liberals.

Good riddance.
I've been working with mobile device farming for a few years, and I have not heard of or seen a device that is powered down spontaneously combust despite having many with "puffed batteries". I definitely am concerned that such a battery or device containing such a battery can spontaneously combust but it doesn't generally seem to happen.

That said, I would definitely get rid of any swollen batteries or devices that are swollen ASAP. You can tell with phones as a swollen battery will generally pop the phone apart from the pressure of it.

As others are saying, you should also take precautions whether it happens or not. Place the devices in metal containers, pottery, or fireproof bags. Don't place them in a cardboard box filled with a bunch of other flammable items next to a shelf of books...
Thanks for the recommendations. I found the one I needed because of this comment thread.
A cruel experiment that will neither relieve suffering nor address its cause. America is insane.
I don't agree. The Windows 2000 drivers were critical to get the card to work. However almost all the time the card would not work, it would not give you dvd mpeg-2 playback as the product and ATI promised.
Thanks for the recommendations everyone.
Wrong forum. Low quality post
AI/ML researcher + builder.

Mainly HN and ML subreddit, and a bunch of newsletters. My overarching goal is to completely stay away from Twitter (which I have stopped going to 2 months ago). I instead rely on the above to bubble up interesting things.

Also as others said, find something to build and work on and don’t keep looking sideways (aka Twitter, random news), just keep going.
It can be discouraging and depressing to see that someone else is doing something similar. Instead go deep into what you’re doing and only once in a while check around.

Follow your own “train of thought”.

If you think back at the great advances in science or computing, deep work was done by people relentless pursuing their ideas — not bombarded constantly by “news”.

In the LLM era the barrier to build useful/interesting things has gotten very low, leading to a ton of distracting noise.
I feel like this idea of emotional intelligence is impossible to achieve without first having a partner to develop it along side . And given the surprising amount of men who never have a partner these days, to expect them to come factory installed with these settings seems like expecting a 3 year old not to spill juice on their shirt. I wouldn't expect a 25 year old woman who has never been on a date to understand the nuances of how to be a good partner either.
I take notes in shell scripts.... which I improve each time I need them again, until it's stable enough to be used as automation recipes... this gives me more time to take notes...
Has anyone thought about what it would actually take to make gpt learn at an exponential rate? GPT4 from 3 was already starting to see diminishing returns. GPT3 cost $4.6 million dollars to train. 4 cost $100 million, an order of magnitude more, and required an enormous amount of data. All these training algorithms are O(n^2). Do we actually expect these things to grow exponentially or is it more realistic to expect we're going to spend a lot of compute and treasure only to see disappointing results?
The amount of training data vastly exceeds the size of the model, it does not just regurgitates what it found on the internet. This ignorant trope needs to die already.
10,000 jump in salary for JavaScript.
Does the lane count correspond to the quantity of parallel links? would the switches be single transistors?
I had good experiences with nbdime.
Are links to pirated content illegal, or just down ranked in Google?
This comment amuses me as my company is a browserstack competitor and thus my company and our clients have large numbers of devices. When you are the cloud host, you have to worry about this and monitor devices for battery damage / swelling.

In our case though the battery temperature can be monitored and this partly lets you know when the battery is going bad before it actually gets to that point and risks catastrophic failure.
But SPF and DKIM, how do I configure that?
Phone in the fridge? Seriously? Please take this post down. Posts like this really drag hn down.
WebKit is going to support WebTransport
WebTransport is already available in Chrome, Edge and Firefox[0]. Safari does not have it but that is going to change soon it seems as per [1].

Could have interesting implications for many things. Interesting use case - gRPC might be natively possible in browsers with no HTTP proxies in between.

EDIT: Added link to exact label.

[0] https://caniuse.com/webtransport
[1] https://github.com/WebKit/standards-positions/issues/18#issu...
>record, excessive, under-regulated corporate profits

There will always be "record" profits in nominal terms, assuming that a company's revenue grows in line with steady inflation.
Why the CIA? Why would the CIA care at all about having someone pretend to be a teenager from Sudan on Reddit? What does that achieve, for the CIA?
"their work" - enough said.
> What on earth did your friend have wrong with his hand that he agreed to surgery on the same day as an initial consult?

Obviously I don't know what happened there, but as an example having a broken bone in their hand which is badly set would fit. It would cause you to have "pain in your hand" and it would require immediate surgery to avoid further damage.
Congratulations on launching!

Some feedback: the first thing I wanted to see on your landing page is what a screenshot taken with the tool looks like. It adds a bit of friction that to do that I need to browse to reddit, find a post, copy it in, wait for it to generate, etc.
> To make this dream come true is far beyond the scope of just dev ops.

Nah. It's not unreasonable. The oddest thing was the feature that would save state and logs in a document somewhere. Logs and dashboards already allow you to focus on certain times, so no need to store that state somewhere else. In fact, that would be worse as it would discourage people from digging further.

> the runbook will need to be updated constantly after each release.

Nah. Nothing in there was unique or special about that specific release outside of the failover. And even the failover is general enough to be a failover. Everything else is standardized to the point of being boring.

> This means there's a long enough release cycle for this to ever happen which is also unlikely.

Daily.

Listen, nothing here was crazy. I've lived this. It's not hard. It's just boring conventions and consistency.

Again, literally the strangest part was saving the state and logs in some extra document.

The other weird thing was not checking the release logs (The release time was weird, too, but I'll ignore that). Rolling that release back would have been my first thought.

And none of this is difficult.

I realize not everyone is going to have the same experience, but it's not a dream, and thinking it's only a dream ignores how within-reach it really is.
From my understanding, he cannot reveal any information publicly because they are classified but he also claims to have provided name, date and locations to Congress in July 2022.

So allegedly, there is enough to start an investigation, and check if what he claimed is true or not. And it should be rather easy to disprove as a matter of facts.
Trying to understand the current tech backlash
Maybe LSD or mushrooms?