skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Inflation is high. And before you say, "Record profits are causing inflation," that's only a part of the explanation. [1]

The fact is, the median-aged person was in diapers when their parents were getting double-digit mortgages. We are now looking at home loans and car loans at 7%. This is different from the last decade or two of low, stable inflation.

We should expect almost everything we buy to have significant price increases and wage increases much more frequently than we are used to. [2]

[1] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/CURRCIR

[2] https://www.atlantafed.org/chcs/wage-growth-tracker?panel=1
I'd like to assign a unique IPv6 address for each user of my service. Since I'm in Australia I looked to APNIC but their pricing is a bit intimidating for a side project. I'm primarily after stable addresses so that my users never have to reconfigure anything if the underlying infrastructure (Vultr to start with) changes. What options should I be looking at?
The title should be changed as it is not "open source" as is used when talking about software licenses, or as defined by the OSI [0]

[0] https://opensource.org/osd/
There's no evidence for nondeterminism in the human brain
A lot of speed-induced accidents probably happen below the posted speed limit, but above whatever speed is safe given the conditions of the road at that moment (wet, icy, foggy, etc.)
> Conceptually agree. Although my car and even phone GPS regularly think I’m on a road that I’m not actually on so I don’t think this would execute well.

This is a win in my book. If we can move past the conceptual/philosophical objections, then we can get into implementation details, which is a much better discussion to be having.
Netflix also no longer works when i travel. Went on a short trip to see some relatives in another country and my netflix account is blocked. Contacted support and they said i need to pay for a new account in that country.

Netflix is really starting to lose its value for me. But I’m working on setting up a VPN at my house to tunnel all Netflix traffic through and then configure some rpis to send to family members so we can all steal from Netflix again.

At this point they have pissed me off enough that im working on making it as easy as possible for anyone to setup and sharing it when im done.
https://archive.ph/RMbwj
I think the key objection here is taking an experimental vehicle and using it for commercial purposes.

None of those passengers could ever possibly have properly understood the risks they were taking, because the people who made those submersibles didn't understand the risks they were taking.

If it had only ever been the people directly involved in the research of creating deep sea vehicles using carbon fiber pressure vessels, I don't think there would be such an outcry.

But it was charlatans who didn't know what they were doing and taking unwitting passengers out on inherently unsafe vehicles, and they got those people killed.

This is how regulations get made. This is how regulatory agencies like what is now called the FAA are created.
The paper is in Neurips template and was possibly submitted to the conference. And now other authors are complaining when other people pointed to it.
Also Americans: relentlessly, publicly proclaim in large numbers that the president is a fake and a pedophile, all while rightly being extended credit, voting, renewing drivers licenses, traveling internationally, and making (apparently lifelong) friends at relevant conspiracy-theory conventions

Is there evidence that anything remotely analogous to that level of freely expressing disapproval of national leadership can happen in China?

If not then the word "dystopian" properly belongs where you put it, and Americans should work tirelessly to avoid becoming that.

Edit: clarification
Totally understandable.
Excerpt, from the introduction:

Do intelligent people think faster? Strong correlations between reaction times and intellectual performance support this idea, providing a cornerstone for intelligence research for over one century. Here, we show an important exception in empirical data and provide an explanation based on brain simulation (Supplementary Movie 1). Participants with higher intelligence were only faster when the test was simple. Conversely, in hard tests that required problem solving over several seconds or minutes without time limit, participants with higher intelligence used more, not less time to arrive at correct solutions. We reproduced this link between reaction time and performance in personalized multi-scale brain network models (BNMs) that couple each participant’s structural white-matter connectivity (SC) with a generic neural circuit for decision-making (DM) and working memory (WM). Simulation results indicate that decision-making speed is traded with accuracy, resembling influential theories from the fields of economy and psychology on fast and slow thinking.
Russian Military Deception
A trap perhaps to catch sleeper agents
I wonder if it can predit the cluster change of my `kubectl` command. Gotta parse those messy .yaml
Just a hair outside of that range in Overwatch
Porsche drivers can afford better lawyers than the average American car owner. They are more likely to dodge responsibility for their crashes.
Hasn't Netflix always been region locked? Pretty sure people using VPNs just for Netflix is a thing.
Ironically a one year contract isn’t even an option for Netflix right now (in the US, can’t speak for other countries). Honestly not sure why, since it seems like it’d be more profitable for them, even with a slight discount.
Thanks for the insight

> And I think multiple sandbox instances can coexist.

Maybe I need to know the magic registry edit to allow it. Windows tells me it's not allowed when I try to spawn more than one
Curious what wave you are riding where drowning was a potential outcome in your mind? I’ve been stuck on the outside too scared to catch a monster in, but drowning never crossed my mind just getting the beat down and getting washed in or sucked back out and Potentially having to paddle some miles to a place that would be easier to get in. Dark with no moon would be unwelcome in that situation.
I tried Xbox man, I tried.
Indeed. I wonder how many people don't see this. Or don't want to see this. Nobody should assume that a private Github repo is really private.

My employer (one of the largest in the world) has fully migrated to Office 365 and a lot of the new source code is on private Github repositories. But no worries, the humans working at Microsoft will not analyse the data. This is only done by AI.
I realize this is the point this article was making, but I must say this is exactly the level of pedantic-as-the-point conversation that I no long put up with in my adult life.
But the cow won't survive if they de-open the source. You can't keep mindshare with un-open Linuxes.
Content has always been region locked, but accounts could travel freely between regions. This allowed users in the USA to access media available in any country from a VPN, for instance.
Yea, Bay Area. I believe you. Obviously there must be a very wide range for L5. I suspect all you see when people post online are the really great ones, because after all who wouldn't want to talk about their great comp?! So, when all you see are the very highest-earners sharing their comp, you might start to think that they're normal or "usual". I've got 20yrs experience in the industry too, but mostly in no-name companies.
Pedantic point. Central New York, is the area around Syracuse, NY. I think you mean Manhattan + Bronx + downtown Brooklyn in New York City when you say (Central) New York.
Netflix has always been region restricted. The real problem here is that support lied to you. Even if you got a Netflix account in that country, that country's Netflix wouldn't have the same content that you wanted to take with you. Lying to customers is deplorable.

The correct, honest answer is that when you go traveling, you cannot access your favorite Netflix content other than through a VPN that tunnels back home.
I've been moving some of my web assets over from x86 boxes to Altras. It's .NET so a lot of it moves without trouble. I'm having to move databases though as there is no mainline SQL Server for ARM. These Epycs would potentially end that migration.
If I remember right, they’ve already said (or at least implied; it really seems like they had absolutely no implementation plans beyond “we want money now”) that RSS and JSON access to posts and feeds will be removed at the same time the API changes take effect.

With interest rates rising and the endless funding for web “startups” (Reddit’s almost 20 years old, it’s comical that they still have no path to profitability while also burning cash on unpopular NFT and AI experiments) going away, the metric most platforms are shooting for has gone from “number of users per month” to “number of interactions we can put ads on per month.”

This of course triggered the usual enshitification tactics: cut off all access to content outside of heavily tracked and ad-ridden apps and (maybe) web “platforms”, kill off things like RSS feeds or API access that create goodwill and build community support but don’t directly have places to run ads, redesign the interface to deemphasize individual discussions in favor of TikTok-style algorithmic feeds and lots more ad space, and even alter the image host so that what were formerly direct image links now return a “light” web page with extra branding and (you guessed it) ad slots.

The problem is that forums just aren’t profitable on their own, but rather than figure out other paid services they could offer that could serve as a companion to a forum (seriously, Reddit is in the perfect position to launch a Patreon clone, and has even discussed doing it in the past), they seem convinced that they need to follow in the footsteps of Facebook and Twitter and destroy their core product in favor of an algorithmic social media hellscape and trend chasing the latest tech buzzword (as I said earlier, they dumped millions of dollars into NFTs and crypto over the past couple years, and these API changes are supposedly to try and get money out of OpenAI; neither of those plans are likely to be successful in the long run).
10% improvement due to hot staging is huge.
Wow. That’s a complete deal breaker for me. The main draw for Netflix had been that they don’t completely gut my viewing options when out of the US (which is almost always).
From the git repo.

For open-source use:

If you are creating an open source application under a license compatible with the GNU GPL license v3, you may use BrowserBox Pro under the terms of the GPLv3.

For non-commercial use:

You can use BrowserBox Pro for free for non-commercial use cases.

This means government and public institutions, non-profits, private researchers and individuals are covered by this protection when their use is done without any anticipation of commercial application. This is provided under the terms of the Polyform Non-Commercial License 1.0.

From time to time, our non-commercial users may desire an license arrangement different to the one provided by the standard Polyform Non-Commercial License 1.0 to suit their needs both now and in future, and such terms may be approved and negotiated on a case-by-case basis typically for a fee or other remunerative or protective arrangement.

It's licensed under multiple licenses, one of which is the GPLv3 which is not only open source, it's also free software. By every definition this is open source software.
this makes total sense. Tech really does funnel money into a smaller set of society and the way to keep doing that is to raise prices on everyone, even if that means the majority of the people that are making way less a year than their employees.
Honestly, this is only necessary when there is no virtualization, the system image is mutable, and not managed by configuration management.

With virtualization, snapshot and restore functionality makes this completely moot because it occurs outside of OS and captures the entire system state.

If the system image is mutable and not using configuration management, then system entropy is a real problem. Better have backups before "trying" anything you can't undo or has side-effects. You generally should have backups, configuration management, monitoring, and minimize attended commands issued and log them. Attended fiddling is the path to entropy and problems.
Region lock is one thing. When traveling i was fine watching whatever i was restricted to in that country. Now my account is completely worthless outside the US.
telegram also had a lot of min by min posts
I spent way too late last night watching

https://t.me/milinfolive
Show HN: RTIDatabase
Right to information act from Government of India is an attempt to allow the citizen to make request on government records which the relevant department must respond. The project here is an attempt to collate all RTI to allow the citizens to discover and keep the governance accountable.
With future plans of building analytics and visualisation
That's interesting. I wonder how much mass shootings or making abortion illegal costs.
To me, the most important feature would be the same as the web's -- easy hypertext linking.

Likelihood of human recognizing that a summarization is bad ~= ease of a human to review the raw data for something questionable.

Since modern summarizing tools are operating on transcripts that are also publicly available, why not enable linking to the source material?

AI summarization that littered the summary with "[0] [1] [2]" references would be the best of all possible worlds!
I'm pretty sure he was very angry about the friendly fire on his camps by MoD forces..
Netflix lost its value for me when they just stopped having good content. I kept it around almost out of habit, but the anti-consumer policies were the straw that broke the camels back. Their self produced movies and shows are on average, abysmal. I might put up with their practices if they made good things.
No. I signed up for my account in Taiwan and have also used it in Thailand, Vietnam, Japan and the US. I canceled a few years back and went to Amazon Prime, but they recently gutted their selection if you’re outside the US, so I was considering getting Netflix again.
This is a simplistic and reductive reading of "steering the ship." What if she said "govern"? It would mean exactly the same thing, yet it would also be a tautology and you'd have nothing to complain about. The piece is very directly about the problem of thinking about this in a more sophisticated yet concrete way. Please read it!
Then why didn't he use ropes?
>Any other interpretation of the nature of copyright - which by definition, only covers human produced material

“By definition”? Your definition? or is that in the text of the law? Even if it is in the text of the law, are not corporations now legally people in the USA?
A concept is its relations to other concepts.

No, that's an a priori concept. A posteriori concepts comprise empirical knowledge which necessitates experience of the world [1].

Example: you can know a priori that "all bachelors are unmarried." If I tell you "Tom is a bachelor" then you know that Tom is unmarried (assuming I tell the truth about Tom being a bachelor).

But if I say "all bachelors are unhappy" then you haven't learned anything because knowledge about the happiness/unhappiness of bachelors is an empirical question. To know whether or not I was telling the truth, you would need to conduct research about the real world, for example by conducting a survey of bachelors.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_priori_and_a_posteriori
Your posts are very weird, almost all of them are long form, interchanging quote types, quoting at the wrong times, a ramble of ideas...I would not be surprised if this is like a 'snarky AI' model that is producing these.
Many of our local offshore breaks in Western Australia have drowning as a potential outcome as a result of being beaten unconscious or washed under reef ledges.

It's rare but it happens at more or less the same frequency as fatal shark attacks - not often, but memorable.

eg: The Right

https://youtu.be/xjHaFOGBPzk?t=326
This. Netflix's jumping the shark and pandering to blandest common denominator killed my interest.

For a while, there were still interesting original shows in other countries (Money Heist, Dark), but then those seemed to dry up as well.

Netflix needs to learn the Amazon retail lesson -- if I randomly click on a product, out of your entire catalog, and the odds that it's satisfying (which isn't to say necessarily good, but at least not a waste of time) fall below a certain threshold (70%? So 3/10 unacceptable?), then I will stop using your service.
still down :-/
Volvo Group? Not Chinese

Volvo Cars? Maybe Chinese, Chinese company owns a majority, but it is still publicly traded company with other shareholders
Restoring Dyld Memory Loading
What about 2-4 side mouse buttons? What about wheel left/ right motion? What about optional infinite scroll?
INTERCAL: Practically impossible
I assume "spectre-like" means "leaks info due to side effects of speculative execution". Arm (and any high performance chip really) relies on speculative execution for performance, so I would be surprised if they are not susceptible to spectre-like attacks in principle. What am I missing?
It's likely you're sharing it across households/relatives. Not sure I'd go to such lengths for something that costs as much as a Chipotle burrito tbh
If we're going to start discussing fan fiction, we should mention the best:

https://www.amazon.co.uk/ROSENCRANTZ-GUILDENSTERN-ARE-DEAD-S...
Here's hoping that when I use this I won't end up with a banned BeReal account.
Some people have a death wish. I try not to get in their way or emulate their risky habits. There's no rational reason to climb without safety gear except to proclaim how much they DGAF about dying.

Celebrating a death wish is canonizing dumb because the feels and drama makes it into a story. They're dead because of choices they made and that's nothing to celebrate.
A lot of code editors for Android are almost identical, and it makes me think that they're all forked from the same base project, including this one.

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.co...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.foxdebug.a...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.rhmsoft.ed...

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=io.spck

https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.alif.ide

I've been looking for a good mobile editor for quite a minute, and they all practically have the same UI and features.

I did just discover a port of VSCode, though: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=dev.environmen...
To add, a billionaire consumes just as much milk as someone making 40k
I used it on a popular wiki for adding metadata that allowed for decently powerful search filterings. It was important to do this because mediawiki's default search is/was absolutely horrible.

We never bothered doing anything like concepts, detailed types, etc...we only used it for basically adding tags to pages that you could query as part of a search. It worked okay with that. We had some issues where we wished a property could be an enumeration or nullable, which I don't think ever happened in one of their many releases.

Adding the metadata represented a bit of a challenge. We eventually had it generated from templates that would usually get filled out anyway.
Thanks! I know it's confusing, and I'm a little unsure about whether it's "Open Source" if like this, too. If anyone can tell me this is false, that's good as it's important to get right. But I think it's fine.
Confusingly, that's not in the "LICENSE.md" file (at the time of this post):

https://github.com/dosyago/BrowserBoxPro/blob/boss/LICENSE.m...

Which is showing this commit:

https://github.com/dosyago/BrowserBoxPro/commit/84f35db2f953...

Only in the README.md file:

https://github.com/dosyago/BrowserBoxPro/blob/boss/README.md
A lot of that is because Reuters, AP, and Bloomberg have a pretty strong backbench of freelancer journalists globally, which helps them with sourcing international news.

Most news in general has been financialized because margins are very low, leading to everyone depending on wire services for 80-90% of all reporting. Take a look at articles on both CNN and Fox, both will source 80-90% of their articles from the same wire services and add a sprinkle of commentary+opinion.
Alright, I'll put that in the license file! :)
LLMs ain't gonna be adding trustworthy metadata to pages on my wiki that can be useful for filtering (which is the entire purpose of SMW for us).
Ask HN: Have any of you had success trading the stock market?
We hear about people being successful trading the markets. But I have never heard of anyone being able to do it long term. Specially after a down turn like the one we've had over the last 2 years.

I'm one that believes that the only way to be successful is to be in it for the long term, 10+ years, and in a winning ETF or mutual fund.

Am I wrong?
This is correct.

It wasn’t out of stupidity, it was out of malice and bigotry.

It’s also a culture of domination that has stuck with us to this day.
There is plenty of evidence for non-determinism in matter, which the brain is notably made out of.
This is also incorrect. Uber private shares sold for more than their IPO price when private while they weren’t making a profit.
Considering actually reading the article. It's good!
I'm pretty sure this depends on the person doing the activity. Every safety feature just allows us to push the boundary further. I've personally done some mountain gliding and there's serious risk there of death if you keep pushing the boundaries of speed, altitude, terrain, weather... Etc. The element of risk focuses the mind and gives you confidence over other less dangerous (more mundane) aspects of life later. In order words, it gives you perspective.
Q: Who polices the police?
A: The police police.

Q: Who polices the police police?
A: Police police police police police police.
Yes, this is similar to what Qt did / has done for years. I personally think it fits the definition of "open source" since it's multi-licensed.
Could be greatest head fake in military history if Russia trying to convince Ukraine that things are chaotic to lure them into an over confident state.
Token-at-time MoE models could result in mid-output-stream directional change.

I agree with you that whole-output MoE models don’t.
VOO.
I don't get it. He snuck into some guildhouse and... stood there? Why couldn't they just lock him out and ignore him?
Interesting. They they'd better be much faster than an off-the-shelf Arm core.
That takes some serious investment. Qualcomm tried it, and eventually gave up. Isn't the only company outdoing Arm Apple?
Slim people have a genetic advantage when it comes to maintaining their weight
What valid reason is there to ban scan tools? Seeing none, it sounds like the auto auction is complicit in the scam. Because if you cannot inspect a vehicle properly before purchase and are rushed into purchasing what is probably a lemon, then it's definitely a scam. And how convenient it is that they have their own "condition" reports. Hello CarFax, my mechanic, and a scan tool or no sale.
By that same logic we could avoid surgery deaths by not doing surgery.

But then you're ignoring the benefit.
In the early days of the war back in 2014-15, it wasn't as professional due to the institutional collapse that comes with the changing of an entire political system which lead to questionable Militias being formed.

There was a lot of work on professionalizing the essentially greenfield Ukrainian Army by NATO members like Canada, US, UK, France, Germany, Türkiye, etc.

That said, a number of the unsavory militias from the 2014-15 period (such as the Azov Brigade and the Dudayev Battalion) still exist in a limited form, but largely neutered due to the efforts out to professionalize the Ukrainian Army.