skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s disingenuous at the least and complete dickishness at the median.
HTTP auth is vastly insufficient for most use cases. You are missing passwords resetting, 2FA, bot/abuse detection, and probably a whole collection of other stuff. I’m also not sure if passwords manager extensions can prefill them. As well as the fact that the login form is only 1% of what an auth library does.
> aggregated personal Elo

Interestingly that seems reminiscient of data apps. What are your thoughts on their ranking philosophy?
My anecdote:

I built a product without all the research, focus groups and whatever else they say you have to do. I needed the product, I could see clear as day that other people would too.

Yes, a good idea still needs to make it to people's eyes and ears, but IMO, if an idea is good enough that you can't pass up doing it -- do it. You probably won't regret it, regardless of the outcome.
If someone close to you was getting so obsessed with longevity that it was negatively affecting the other aspects of their life, then it might be reasonable to talk them about getting professional help. It could be a difficult discussion, but it might be the right thing to do.

But c’mon, suggesting the same to someone on the internet who hasn’t displayed any of those issues is ridiculous.

You don’t actually stand by that do you? Everyone who thinks longevity is a realistic possibility has some deep-seated issue about death?
In Germany, graffiti is the overarching category and the vandalism are called "tags"
"Each port must be equipped with an SAE CCS 1 connector. Each port shall also be capable of connecting to and charging vehicles equipped with charging ports compliant with the North American Charging Standard (NACS)," the documents say."

Given that the Tesla connector is now the "North American standard", it doesn't seem unreasonable to expect charging stations to support them in addition to the CCS connector?
actually I just use a jekyll template and edited the layout a bit for my needs
here is the template https://github.com/ronv/sidey
http://negfeedback.blogspot.com

I know, it's a Blogger site, but it started long ago and I haven't had the time to move it. Programming, data analysis and philosophy, with some weight loss and running in there too.
No, it can't.

I am the backstop. If the stock market goes to $1 I will personally buy all public companies in the US using the change I found underneath my couch. I am willing to make this personal sacrifice to maintain the financial stability of the free world.

It's not a burden I take lightly, but it's one I take of my own volition.
>I agree that engineers will likely be fine (if at all decent). But there are many more jobs done on computers that are fairly routine which are the ones that will be threatened.

for instance, transcription?
Very late to the game here

- https://donatstudios.com

I'm known for my Minecraft Circle Generator

- https://donatstudios.com/PixelCircleGenerator

but I've got other projects and spiels. Couple of them have been on HN before. Go, PHP, CSVs, and complaining about tech.

CSV: An Encoding Nightmare

- https://donatstudios.com/CSV-An-Encoding-Nightmare

Falsehoods Programmers Believe About CSVs

- https://donatstudios.com/Falsehoods-Programmers-Believe-Abou...

GitHub Shouldn't Allow Username Reuse (This problem just had a light shine down on it again recently)

- https://donatstudios.com/GithubsTotalSecurityFacepalm

Go Modules have a v2+ Problem

- https://donatstudios.com/Go-v2-Modules
I didn’t say anything about profit.

But you’re right, no one uses Apache, nginx, postfix, bind, dhcpd, ntpd, spamassassian, kubernetes, go, python, c, busybox, irc, email, sip, php, react, … and they’ll never last.
In the way a pen and a very long tape is "same functionaltiy as a modern CPU".
Make student loan debt dischargeable through bankruptcy, like every other type of debt. This was the original corruption that's responsible for most of the horrible dynamic - the all too common pattern of congress trying to have its cake and eat it too.

Practically, this shouldn't make those who already paid off student loan debt regret having done so, as going through bankruptcy instead would have given them a much different life path. But it would give a way out to those hopelessly underwater.
He's playing the long game.
Extremely hot day? World is going to end.

Extremely cold day? One day is not a pattern.

This is why fewer and fewer people actually believe in global warming.
Yes there are different energy retailers in different markets offering hourly priced tariffs, Tibber being an example. The deployment of the required smart metering varies widely between countries.
may i ask how you got paying users?
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C and assembly language programming under Win32
Did you use templates for the dashboard or just GPT, any complex prompting resources?
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I don't need it to write code. I don't need it to interview customers. I need it yourself attend endless, pointless, weekly zoom meetings where a manager with zero understanding of the task being done, why its being done, and with no idea how to do it, nevertheless is happy to review open tickets and discuss them.

This task will take 2 months. I'm busy working on it. If you want a 5 minute email every week on how its going, then fine. If you want me to throw my toys when i hit a road-block then I'm for with that.

But no, we need weekly status update meetings with all the other developers, testers, product owners, all wasting their and my time, just because a manager is "managing".

Forget code, that's not the hard part. When the AI can just be my doppelganger in the meeting on my behalf THEN I'll worry about AI taking my job.
I would expect musl to be less of a problem for the host than guests, though, since a VM/container host only needs to run packaged software from the distro's official repos (mostly libvirt/docker, probably). What problem would you expect to hit?
I offer to buy your position for $2.00 giving you a 100% upside profit and doubling the value of the US stock market. Capitalism is awesome!
Who and where? How even, with the lack of http sites?
If you actually read the article, do you think your strategy would have worked in China when communism took over?

The article itself presents a much better reasoned account of all this than your comment.
Almost everyone is under (the folk version of) the Dunning-Kruger effect about the Dunning-Kruger effect.

Since you linked Wikipedia, I'll quote it.

> Nevertheless, low performers' self-assessment is lower than that of high performers.

> Among laypeople, the Dunning–Kruger effect is often misunderstood as the claim that people with low intelligence are more confident in their knowledge and skills than people with high intelligence.
It's used in commercial buildings, combined with a dew point monitoring system and some actual A/C to cool and dehumidify supply air.

The downside is that if the dew point (and thus wet bulb temperature) gets too high, the panels shut down, so when you need them most they don't work and the building becomes a sauna.
Yup it's a layer on top of requests, but with added response handling
> If you have ergonomic issues with mostly white screens

...you need to turn your display brightness way down!

Hold a piece of white paper next to your display. Open a window with white background. Is the window/display brighter than the piece of paper? It's too bright.

It depends on the display of course, but just as an example: my brightness setting is at 2 out of 100. At the work computer it's 19 out of 100.
I'm still astonished that I could have a better experience playing Cyberpunk 2077 on Stadia that's hosted in ??? than I could have playing Ghostwire: Tokyo that was hosted on another computer in my local network, connected to the same Gigabit switch. Stadia had both lower input latency and higher stream quality.
It’s pretty valid disingenuity. It’s just also pretty valid to identify as such.
Dunno man, not hearing my neighbors conversations is quite pleasant. Being able to set my daughter down on a blanket in the grass under a tree while we bbq and make dinner is worth more than aesthetic flourish, although the garden is a constant source of pleasure from March when the crocuses bloom to October when the Dahlia’s finally succumb to the frost.
> Does the long lag between issuing commands kind of break that?

That would be my assumption.

For earth operations everyone would be focused and ready (especially if that involves people). With Mars there’s several minutes of comm lag, by the time you get an emergency signal it’s resolved one way or the other.
The advent of competitors isn’t evidence? Why would they spend millions to build an entire YouTube competitor?

I’m not sure how you can say “YouTube isn’t dying” and “LTT is worried about relying on YouTube” in the same breath. Linus was always complaining about YouTube from a creator’s POV.
Outside of talking to people, helpful things I did to get to a basic level: anki flash cards, Language Reactor extension + watching donghua on Netflix with Chinese+pinyin+English subs at the same time, writing journal entries (if you can even pay someone to review them for mistakes that would help, or chatgpt might do a serviceable job).
I think we need to take into account profits and careers of people producing news.

Mostly, news is a business. It will inevitably distort reports to make more profit. Even the most well-intentioned editors and journalists will be outcompeted those who make better stories.
I guess this mechanism works on the level of people and organizations.

Also, people who argue against Aaron's idea tend to forget that there are other sources. Books, in-depth articles, discussions of experts may provide a better understanding. However, it's much more effort. If you really want to be informed, then, it's work.
there are a bunch of features in slack beyond the core chat stuff, like:

1. being connected to multiple communities and switching between them instantly

this can be of course simply replaced by connecting to different servers in a tabbed terminal and use the terminal's built-in cmd-1/2/... shortcut, which happens to be the same as in slack.

2. meta data about others, like their timezone or how to pronounce their name is quite important for distributed team work

this can be approximated by a world readable file on the chat server in every user's home, like .plan or motd files (https://github.com/ESWAT/john-carmack-plan-archive)

3. automatic idleness detection

im actually not sure how reliable is this even in slack, but in general, it can be useful, but im not sure how to solve it elegantly, when the chat runs remotely...

maybe we should just spawn a loop at the background, which gathers idleness status from the OS and uploads it when it changes, into world readable files and the remote clients can just check those file whenever they want.

4. extra status indication with automatic expiry, eg when someone is away from the keyboard, coz they are having lunch

we do use this feature often and it's a really helpful regarding when can we expect a response from someone.

again, quite simple to model this as a plain text file and we can even use emojis, to have a very similar effect to setting " lunch" on slack. ppl would need to know what's the emoji selector shortcut though... like cmd-ctrl-space on macos.

5. text search across all channels/rooms

assuming the chat is being logged into files, then a recursive (rip)grep could work to some extent, but then from the search results one might want to get back to the context of the result too.

6. threads

this complicates implementation a lot more, but we found it an obvious improvement over the single threaded IRC model of communication

7. having threads open on the side, so ppl can track 2 streams of comms at once at least

it would require starting the chat app multiple times and do some window management to see them side-by-side

now obviously all this can be done a lot simpler, but those implementations typically always lack somehow. not sure why is that...

see https://cancel.fm/ripcord/ or http://www.altme.com/what.html

the REBOL 3 programming language even had a quite full featured, text-mode chat built in:
http://www.rebol.com/r3/docs/functions/chat.html !
There's a front-end for the new Game Porting Toolkit at least.

https://github.com/IsaacMarovitz/Whisky
GitHub pull requests are not updating
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15 Facts I have learned after 15 years of software development
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Just started, I hope to be able to write regularly.
The blog post is not that new, but still it has really good points.
Yes, if everyone dies. Next question?
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Just covering general tech things which excite me, often quite hands on to solve some niche problem :)
> It's my computer, I am supposed to do whatever I want

I don't think the Gnome devs share that view.
https://www.githubstatus.com/ is all green though, surprise surprise.
I really like your style of writing, thanks for sharing it here
F-Zero Is No Longer a Related Topic After Sucess of Mario Kart, Says Former Dev
For real, having shared walls is such a detriment to mental health having to hear conversations, music, tv, people taking stairs, it's never quiet. Having your own private yard to have bbqs, play with dogs, etc also sounds amazing.
That’s also how it’s referred to here in the Midwestern US
My blog, https://nestenius.se/ where I blog about Authentication, authorization and other related .NET topics.
ETOPS has a very specific reason for being. Does not matter for island hopping at all.

And would have made diddly-squat difference in a case where wrong engine is shut down.

Or would you also like there to be more than 2 engines just in case a pilot shuts down the wrong engine in the case of a single engine failure?
Been dedicating a ton of time to this goal lately. I released a "SvelteKit template for building CMS-free editable websites" earlier this year and the idea has evolved since. I started out with using Postgres + MinIO for storage, but have switched entirely to SQLite. I also added an in-place image cropper, to resize and optimize images on the client side (WebP output) before uploading and storing them in SQLite. I chose Svelte because it's easy to build classic Web pages (with minimal JS overhead), and at same time implement the reactive layer (e.g. editing) on top of it (will be loaded async). However we are also evaluating the possibility to port this to a LAMP stack at some point. Oh and everything is dynamic here, no build steps involved, edits are live immediately.

Just launched my first client project using this approach:

https://trails-shop.at?editable=true (hit the red button in the bottom-right corner)

Project website: https://editable.website

Source Code: https://github.com/michael/editable-website

HN discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=35456083

Twitter Thread, that explains how it works under the hood:
https://twitter.com/_mql/status/1655553156799922180
Right, art can only be anti-establishment...

Might as well cancel the law and put up Wal-mart signs.
Did the title contain the disclaimer? I only found it after visiting the page.
Main Blog page is:

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I do a monthly post with very short reviews of [audio]books I've read. Occassional other posts about tech, transport and random stuff. Trying to get out some more shorter tech posts.

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https://blog.darkmere.gen.nz/2022/07/a-minimal-viable-light-... - A minimal viable Light Rail for Auckland

https://blog.darkmere.gen.nz/2023/06/prometheus-node_exporte... - Prometheus node_exporter crashed my server
Which 24” 4K did you get her? There doesn’t seem to be many on the market?
Development: Licensing Philosophy
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Writing about different aspects and challenges about engineering leadership and management.
Just chiming in, and quite happy to see this thread pop up! I was having a conversation elsewhere about how it's up to us to create the internet we want and bring back the allegedly already passed golden age of connection through creation!

My blog is https://jdsalaro.com and my latest comparison of programming fonts at https://jdsalaro.com/note/best-programming-fonts is a good place to start :D

Cheers!
May I ask which filter list you are using?
what do i do after i sign up to the-dam.org ?
i did not get any email after the payment and ssh-ing doesn't work either.
(i just get a `Permission denied (publickey)`)
Why not just be happy for them? Does bringing them down bring everyone else up or is that maybe just a second best you're willing to settle for out of spite?
Or the L4 IPC syscalls.
https://whackylabs.com/

I mostly write about iOS development.
I had a tear sometime in the 90s, and then not surgery until the 2000s, the good old cut your kneecap in half kind.

The doctor I saw once a year prior seemed to imply this. He implored me to do specific weight exercises, and claimed if I did it right 'you wont even need that surgery.' So it must have been at least a working theory for a while?
Loving this question. Going to bookmark so many of you.

Mine: https://bszyman.com/
> what libs / functions to use, how to call them

Yeh same. It's got pretty good overview of what libraries are available. I tend to ask it for an npm module to do x and it always has a couple options, and can list pros/cons, and give/modify code to use them.

> have you used gpt-4 much or can you get away with using 3.5 sometimes?

Ah so I _always_ use gpt4. It's in a whole other ballpark IMHO.

> If you don’t mind, do you have any good examples of how you prompt it?

E.g. I would say something like "show me precisely how to set-up, code and deploy a nextjs app that lets a user "...". It tends to be really good at doing simple standalone stuff like todos/colorpickers/blah apps, but you'd be surprised how far it can get with a more advanced problem domain. E.g. I just entered this and it's really impressed me with its output: "Can u show me how to set-up, code and deploy a nextjs app that lets users input a set of sentences into a textarea and receive back clustered sets of sentences (based on semantic similarity) with different colors of the hsl spectrum indicating that similarity." - try it! It gives complete react components, endpoints using tensorflow, and shows how to vary hsl based on weights. I reckon I'd have to make around 20 mins changes to get it working and deployed.
I think the 10% death at childbirth was only for the first child. Or is that the average?
Ironically, the article is an ad nightmare
I've been using Chrome's experimental "Dark Theme" feature on Android for months primarily for reading HN at night. It works great for HN, but occasionally it renders other websites completely unusable.
These potential users must have connection to internet, speak your language, have free time to interact to watch you, have free money to spend on your product.
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Technologies: Rust, C, C++, Python, Lua, Shading Languages, etc.

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Hi there. I'm a computer graphics technologist with 30+ years of professional experience. I try to mostly find Rust R&D gigs lately (last three years). I also get booked to fill architect, PO or agile coach roles. If I was looking for a full time role (which I am not!) it would be a CTO position.

I'm good with everything around teams and software. I have extensive experience leading people, communicating vision, ideation, design, and everything pertaining to software as a product. I am also professional level CG artist. I have been working in technical VFX production for 15 years, then in software dev for VFX for five, then as a manager in geospatial mapping/map rendering sector for another five years. I've been consulting/freelancing after, since 2020.

Languages: English fluently, German natively.
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I post sporadically about side projects I'm working on. Some recent posts:

- https://www.hallada.net/2022/10/05/modmapper-putting-every-s...: Modmapper: Putting every Skyrim mod on a map with Rust

-https://www.hallada.net/2020/02/01/generating-icosahedrons-a...: Generating icosahedrons and hexspheres in Rust

- https://www.hallada.net/2017/08/07/proximity-structures.html: Proximity Structures: Playing around with PixiJS

I'm trying to get into the habit of posting more so hopefully updates will be more frequent in the future.
America; where every dystopic idea becomes government policy. What a fucking nightmare. Is the White House not aware that the earth's atmosphere does not actually belong to America to fuck with in the first place?
>> According to statista.com, somewhere between 19,000 to 60,000 businesses file for bankruptcy every year in the United States, although not all of these are publicly traded companies.

Understatement of the year? About 20-200 public companies go bankrupt in a year [1]. So about 0.01% of the numbers quoted.

"Not all" is doing some heavy lifting there.

[1] https://www.jonesday.com/en/insights/2022/01/the-year-in-ban....
i3 floats my boat, but similar thinking. For multiple monitors, there's xrandr, solve it once and you're good forever. Why hire a secretary if the only thing you need to learn is to type?
I mean that most of tech books are not readable for females. I will stop being a sexist if I see at least one female philosophist.
Eh, PANPAN is fine, but AFAIK the FAA and it's international counterparts views the use of MAYDAY in even a single engine failure as entirely appropriate.

Partly because the pilot cannot be certain that a single engine failure hasn't caused secondary damage, or that it's a not symptom of another deeper problem (i.e. running out of fuel). And in part because the FAA doesn't want pilots to hesitate calling MAYDAY and potentially making the situation worse by staying in the air longer then they absolutely have to.
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