skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I love Rust but honestly the Go way works fine, even if it isn’t as strictly correct as Rust. I don’t think I’ve ever seen a case where a Go function returned neither a value nor an error, or both a value and an error.

What I like better about Rust, and what I think most people are actually complaining about with Go, is that syntactic sugar like the ? operator and functions like unwrap(). It’s a lot more concise and your application logic doesn’t get lost in verbose error checking code.
>Those investment firms were stunned in late March when they found out their deposits weren’t protected, and the FDIC—acting as SVB’s receiver—had drained their bank accounts, The Wall Street Journal reported previously.

I don't really understand the reporting here. Really? The investment firms with funds in a tax haven were 'stunned' when they found out their deposits weren't protected? That doesn't sound credible to me. They're bloody investment firms! Figuring out how to manage money is literally their job, it's not credible to turn around and go "Gee, I'm just a simple guy trying to pay for groceries, I don't understand this complex banking stuff". Why write an article like this - other than you've been in contact with someone looking for a sympathetic write up to pressure regulators.

If they really are this stupid - and I don't believe they are - get a list of their names and send the IRS after them because there's no way they successfully structured their companies to dodge the tax.
The hypothesis is Tesla becomes like Apple in cell phones vs all the other manufacturers. Apple may not have all the sales but it has most of the profits. Not saying that will happen with Tesla but it's a possibility.
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The part that gets me is that they serve totally different use cases. Reddit is a message board; people post things and then discuss them over a period of time. Discord is a chat program; any thing discussed "in the past" (more than 5 minutes ago) is pretty much gone, and it's almost impossible to follow "a discussion thread". Discord is absolutely awful for anything but live discussion. And Reddit is anything but live discussion.
Bank loans are tied to US government interest rates because borrowers are competing with the government to borrow money, not because the banks are relying on it in some economically fundamental way. (It might be fundamental to some bank’s business plan, especially in the moment, I’ll grant that.)

Although I will admit, the only story in which the US government debt is anything other than insanely irresponsible, destined to become a millstone around our necks for decades to come? That one involves growth, and lots of it.
Or use double pumping like AMD does, seems like the solution for "efficiency cores" to me
In general, when it comes to warehouse management, I can say that it's highly important to use proper solutions that can help you optimize business processes and focus on more important tasks like customer support. You can check out https://deusrobotics.com/warehouse-automation-trends/ and learn more about trends in automation, it can boost warehouse management a lot.
That's kind of my point though. It _should_ be a high level thought pattern and not a strict interpretation.
nope! go's error handling is actually good!

it turns out that treating errors the same as normal values makes programs more reliable

lots of people get salty about it, for sure
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That shows 39% as still fully dark, but large numbers of the 'public' subs that have opened up are doing malicious compliance, e.g. https://www.reddit.com/r/pics/ https://www.reddit.com/r/aww/ and https://www.reddit.com/r/Art/ are some of the biggest subreddits on the site, and all now exclusively for John Oliver pictures only, while quite a few others like https://www.reddit.com/r/interestingasfuck/ have gone full NSFW (meaning although they're public Reddit can't show ads).
Establish a presence on both services. In a year deprecate the one that didn't win via network effects.
It sometimes seems as if the laws of physics were different back then. It seems to take so much effort to get an airplane off the ground nowadays...
It's just a bad article. Mobile phones were almost universal by 2002 in the US. When I was on the job market visiting a university in January 2002, there was someone that still didn't have a cellphone, and it was so rare by that point that it was a topic of discussion. Even in sparsely-populated western North Dakota and South Dakota, most people had a mobile phone by then.
What I find interesting is that we are in the middle of A tremendous social experiment where two of the biggest closed platforms on the web recently took major steps to push away and alienate their users, leaving federated platforms as an enticing alternative. It's been very interesting to see who did and did not migrate, and what the growing pains have been as, for the first time that I know of, actual normies tried out some weird open source hacker shit en masse.
I use a NUC clone with a J4125 Celeron as a Debian file server and it hovers just under 3W. These tend to have only one Ethernet port so you will need to add additional ports on USB for use as a router.
the US Navy, NATO, and NASA Are Using a Shady Chinese Company’s Encryption Chips
https://xkcd.com/1984/

He's bad at communicating. It may be because he's autistic, but ultimately that part is not relevant.

The way humans in bulk receive public communications is a fact of nature; it would be like someone swimming in the ocean and drowning and saying that it was bad that the ocean couldn't accept their style of swimming.

He's a public figure and certain actions undertaken by public figures when communicating with millions of people are bad. He undertook those actions and suffered the negative consequences. It's ultimately not related to his neurodivergence; there are autistic people who don't make huge PR blunders.
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You’re conflating two issues.

1. Does the output infringe an existing copyright?

2. Is the output copyrightable?
Aren't there toilets that turn human waste into compost? Isn't that the ideal goal of the Gates' Foundation challenge?
the subreddit still exists (even if Mods removed it, Admins would recreate) but the communities are at least partially moving to the Fediverse.
Square where Julius Caesar was killed opens to the public in Rome
I checked and you can find a good number of communities by going to one of the larger Lemmy sites, clicking on the Communities tab and selecting All. If you want one directory from many instances (I assume this is what you meant by central space), someone would have to create it.
Funny how they close the article with an in office gossip update as being an example of a major benefit of coming in.

Really, couldn't close on something more substantial to the business?
We can probably draw an analogy with frame rate: why do movie fans insist on 24 fps, when TV is 50/60 fps, and you could play your games at 240 fps if you really wanted to?... Because "more" is not always better.

Btw. I do actually prefer LESS contrast in video sometimes, just as I prefer a compressed dynamic range in audio. This has a lot to do with the environment I'm watching / listening in, and the quality of my screen and headphones or speakers.

And finally, using dynamic range to "enhance" the sound of detonations is just awfully childish. If you are watching a movie just because the detonations are loud in it, I would argue you are watching the wrong movie...
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Thats what tildes is.
This is the point of federation though. It allows for different standards of moderation to actually exist. If you don't like the way a server moderates, then don't join it (or transfer to another server, which you can mostly do with Mastodon). Hell, run your own mastodon server (or use a "mastodon-as-a-service" service) which is pretty trivial for micro instances.

The idea that there is one globally correct way to moderate is demonstratably completely untrue, regardless of what your actual views are. There must be multiple moderation standards that users can pick from.
> I guess the solution is to buy a surround sound system and hope it's good enough.

Yet many people opt for a soundbar which has similar issues with the physics of thin/small speakers. I personally have a set of restored Bozak B-302As from 1958, big box speakers that are a solid meter cube, and they sound great :)
Thanks for reporting! Fixed.
I would agree. It would be nice to see a new shell (that isn't PowerShell) that worked well with spaces in file names.
they are open source projects without major financial backing. Mastodon had a similar challenge last year when people started leaving Twitter en masse.
> Make it the top layer’s responsibility and don’t log in any services or lower level code.

> Make sure your logging framework is including stack traces so you can trace the error to its cause.

> For example in a web app you would log the error in the http handler when returning the Internal Server status code.

This is different from how I do it, am I doing anything wrong?

I prefer to make it the bottom layer’s responsibility - so, the first source of the error at the boundary of my application and the library that produces the error, rather than the top level of the http handler.

Go errors infamously don’t include stack traces, so how are you supposed to know where your error originated from if you log it from the top level of the http handler?
and just like SMTP, will be slightly extended by large companies until the small guy can't keep up any more (or are there still people running smaller email servers that can talk with Google Mail?), then taken over, then (eventually?) extinguished

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Embrace,_extend,_and_extinguis...
This story tickles because I have long supported the cat sanctuary mentioned at the end, and had no idea that this place was the "Et tu?" spot!
I actually agree. I think the point the author is trying to make it that fake can be reused in more places and stay relatively same as the code updates.

But I personally think that instead of spending the time to write a fake, its better to just spend the time writing actual integration test with the real dependency (eg: just run the db in docker or something)

or if you don't want to spend that time, then just record the interaction (eg: db calls) and create "throwaway stubs". Use this stubs as long as they are relevant, and then generate new ones as your code grows. Save time "writing" any mocks, and you don't tend to couple too much with your mocks :P
Show HN: Automated resume writing with AI
Training LLMs to write great resumes using 10s of thousands of expert-written examples has been a challenge. At Leet.co , we’ve got it now to where we can produce a complete resume based on your inputs (an old resume plus a half-dozen multiple-choice questions), in minutes.

Since launching on 'Show HN' 2.5 years ago: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=25678568
we have written 10s of thousands of resumes for free, all the while studying very carefully how expert human writers craft resumes and resume language for best success.

The biggest technical challenges have been:

- Sentence length. LLMs are trained on the corpus of all human writing and not a lot of that corpus is focused on writing sentences and lines of specific character lengths. As a result, getting the LLM to produce a sentence of, say, exactly 84 characters took a lot more effort than you’d imagine.

- PDFs. “A PDF file is often a combination of vector graphics, text, and bitmap graphics,” says Wikipedia. In many ways, PDFs are more of a drawing document than a writing document, and that often makes ingesting your past data impossible. The world’s text parsers are easily confused by PDFs, especially those using columns or non-standard text placement, which makes reliable parsing of your past experience difficult.

- Word choice. Modern American resumes are written in a particular idiom that combines upbeat achievement-oriented positivity with a terse and economical writing style to convey your capabilities and past successes. Hitting this consistently has meant training our internal writer (we call it TWAINN for Trained Writer AI Neural Network) on over a half-million sentences written by human experts. Our earliest efforts were often stymied by overfitting - for example, the one generation in which our model decided that the first bullet point of every work experience must begin with the word ‘spearheaded’. Fine-tuning is expensive and these blow-ups were frustrating.

I’ve always appreciated the support of the HN community, so please try it out and share your feedback!

http://www.leet.co

p.s. Business model past two years has been tips. Since launching paid LinkedIn profiles and cover letter writing, that’s turned out to be enough to support the business going forward.
What Is a Container?
Yeah but what if the disassembler is in cahoots with the compiler and knows not to dump the suspicious part?
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I like it. Why are people so negative about rich people doing something good with their money?

One or two days ago there was a post here about the ex CEO of Patagonia and her husband. Their work includes rewilding and succesfully bringing Jaguars back to Chile and Argentina.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UWothcLpazU

https://films.nationalgeographic.com/wild-life
another opportunity to complain about the demise of starfighter
>This is extremely disturbing. Why is this not a scandal?

Absolutely is a scandal but it is being censored on the common social media. Being able to see the scandal would require you to goto different social media.

But what's the severity of this compared to actual caught cheating? Or how about the voting spots which outright refused republican challengers from entry? or how about the voters who were wearing maga hats and such who were told they couldnt vote there, pets were allowed to vote though.

As an outside observer, Georgia doesnt have free and fair elections.
No lives matter.
> The landline infrastructure in the US was so good, people didn’t want to let go of it. I don’t think people really changed their minds until the iPhone came out.

Sorry, but this is simply wrong. I was did some consulting work for a company that had a big pay phone business. I saw their financials. They'd already lost much of their business by the late 1990s due to cellphones. Their main customers by then were low income or had bad credit and thus couldn't get a cell.
I’ve found some respite in email-to-RSS, but its still not great.

I’m definitely interested in a (hopefully FOSS) service for us “scanners”. I average around 300~ articles in my RSS daily, and I’m always hungry for more information. Though I should probably see about re-organizing it all so I’m not as consistently overwhelmed.
Which one has more free naked ladies?
I guess it’s highly regional, but for the US as a whole at least hasn’t had a population decline in ever. Which means that following your logic, sooner is better. I think a more practical bit of advice, if a house if a concern, is to buy a house to raise your children in.
Amazingly well done article, thanks for sharing and making it!
Portugal has been handing out extremely desirable EU residency to very wealthy people for more than 10 years, in exchange of real estate investment. I don't blame them, together with Greece they were the hardest hit by the last global crisis. But of course that was going to noticeably drive prices up. A lot (most?) of those investments are now airbnbs which is the real problem they have. I don't think this can be compared with the recent wave of nomad visas that are little more than extended tourist permits.
That's not how LCD Displays work, though.
As a side note, taking the model out of the equation, the split between controller and view is very similar to command-query separation [0], in the original MVC.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Command–query_separation
Do governors even have the power to do that? Public lands in my state can only go to sale through voter referendum. Even to lease requires referendum. A desperate governor has the power to make such decisions that takes generations to fix is unfathomable to me.
Not necessarily depending on utilization factor and available buffer capacity.
"Rest cures all."
"Yes Alex, I'll take things excess and privilege can buy for $10,000."

That aside, the tripod standing desk looks like something to give to your worst enemy at work. It's only a matter of time before you do something to "unbalance" it and it tips over.
Interesting, and a good explanation from Mentour Pilot as well.

Thanks!
This is exactly why I cringe when any company support or communities say “check out our discord!” Which equals to me “you’ll never find anything and we don’t care!”
Show HN: Inngest – Developer platform for background jobs and workflows
Hi HN! We’re Dan and Tony - founders of Inngest (https://www.inngest.com/). Inngest is a developer platform and toolchain for developing, testing and running background jobs, and workflows. Inngest invokes your jobs via HTTP, wherever you want to deploy your code.

Shipping reliable background jobs and workflows is a time suck for any software team. They’re painful to develop locally and getting into production is a tedious experience of configuring infra. When you want to add scheduling, orchestrate multi-step workflows or handle concurrency or idempotency, you spend even more time building bespoke systems - not your actual product.

Software engineers spend a ton of duplicated effort building and rebuilding this at every company. It shouldn’t be this way.

We’ve taken our experience building and scaling reliable, secure queueing systems across Healthcare, B2B SaaS, and developer infra companies. With Inngest, we sought out to create a single platform and set of developer tools to unburden the developer.

- You write functions alongside your API, in your existing codebase with our simple SDK. We invoke your functions via HTTPS, so there are no additional worker services to setup.

- End-to-end local development, with one command. Our dev server runs Inngest on any machine with a web interface to visualize, debug, and test your functions with zero additional dependencies.

- Our serverless queue calls you, so you can run your code anywhere - serverless, servers or edge.

- Inngest manages state across functions and long-running workflows for you. We handle retries, concurrency, idempotency, and coordinating parallel and sequential workloads out-of-the-box.

We’ve helped users like:

- Snaplet.dev uses Inngest to handle the lifecycle of managing preview databases for their developer platform.

- Ocoya.com re-build their e-commerce and social media scheduling workflows in days while dramatically simplifying their infra to run solely with Inngest + serverless functions.

- Secta.ai uses Inngest to run all of their AI image generation models on GPU-optimized instances.

Today, we have a TypeScript SDK and we will expand to other languages soon (Go is next). We’re building in the open on Github and we offer usage-based plans with a generous free tier.

We’re excited to share this with HN and we’re eager for your feedback! What are your experiences building systems for background jobs and workflows?
Then why doesn't Half Life Alyx work like this?
> Reddit can just take over.

Can it? How many people with moderation experience can they find right now who can take over the larger subreddits? How many will be ok with doing it for free in this situation?

We'll see how well will the reopened communities work given the loss of the good mod tools.
Let's say I go to a restaurant, get food poisoning, and sue the restaurant. Turns out the employee didn't wash their hands (or at least, that's the legal theory).

If the restaurant has signs like that up, and consistent messaging to their employees, and new employee training, and other "best practices", then I may still be able to sue them and win. But if they don't have all that stuff, I may be able to sue them for treble damages because of negligence.

That is, such measures may not remove liability, but it limits it.

Note well: IANAL. Others who know more, feel free to offer corrections.
I was thinking of snippet management inside an organisation. One use case I thought of was onboarding new team members.

You'd be able to refer to pre-written, re-usable code snippets for domain specific use-cases. But maybe it's too "out there".

Thanks for the feedback !
This is hardly new though. Even after answering machines became a thing, there were a lot of people who could not not answer a ringing landline. In fairness, a lot of people were probably conditioned pre-answering machine to phone calls being a less common thing and that if you didn't pick up, who knows who called and why?
I would bet money that Mullvad heavily rate limits incorrect ID entries. Also its a 16 digit number, good luck.
Please do a Show HN when you are done.
I wish I could have the site scrape my user page for the list of subreddits I am/was subscribed to. (This would be easy with the API, of course, but...)
It is the same technology. Samsung is just compensating the deficiency of Blue QD by using conventional Blue LEDs in their QLED TVs (creating white light with Green and Red QD as you wrote as well). The point is that the degradation of QD material still exists, and along with the usual degradation of the Blue LED, also the QD-material will degrade and shift over time.

The research paper describes the lifetime and degradation in a uniform setup, as it's research for foundational QD-tech, not for TV panels.

There's alot of research ongoing to improve QD lifetime as a foundation for new LED technology. Here's one from Dec.2022 [1], and one from as late as 2023 [2], all with the subject of solving performance stability of the technology to become on-par (!) with common LED.

[1] https://pubs.acs.org/doi/full/10.1021/acsaelm.2c01351

[2] https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/36990060/
All of those are examples of privilege seperated software imported from OpenBSD, pf and thus pflogd(8), dhclient(8) and yplapd(8).

https://www.openbsd.org/innovations.html
I ran into this same issue. But I asked myself, if I passed through and left because no one was active, why not plant some seed content for the next person that passes through? I couldn't be the only one looking for smaller, more intimate communities.

I did this for a "dead" forum and after about a week of "squatting" there and posting for myself, other people started showing up and replying to it.

People should treat the digital silence of dead communities as an asset and free real estate to share their thoughts.