skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Your project has a youthful optimism that I hope you won’t lose as you go. And in fact it might be the way to win in the long run.

This is the nicest thing anyone has said to us about this. We're gonna frame this and hang it out on our wall.

> So whenever someone comes knocking, begging for a tiny slice of your H100s for their harebrained idea, I hope you’ll humor them.

Absolutely! :D
This is mind-blowing, I can't help but feel a sense of nostalgia for this era of computing. The technical insights into its design and how it pushed the boundaries of performance for its time leaves me in awe of the engineering prowess at play.
Stove and Searle on the rhetorical subversion of common sense
Stop being disingenuous. A LOT of people had issues after only a year, thats how the controversy blew up so quickly.
gpt4all itself (the library on the backend for this) has a similar program [1]. You just need to put everything into a folder. This should be straight forward for google drive. Harder for discord though but I’m sure theres a bot online that can do the extraction.

[1] https://gpt4all.io/index.html
Thanks! Do try it out and let us know if it works for your use-case?
Can you name a concrete counterexample of a crypto venture that provides actual value to society?
> falsely presuming Discord stores the content of your private conversations in an accessible way

What do you mean presuming? I can log in from anywhere and access them, and they're not encrypted with any key I'm the controller of.

> and in this context in a way that makes it… harder? To publish as documentation (you know, the original topic)

You can't add a bot to an existing direct chat. You can only make new group chats. So you can't export it with a bot. So bots can't solve everything.

> And since you’ve apparently never joined an IRC channel before, you don’t get any history of the channel at all, you only get the messages that are sent while you’re in there, and IRC servers don’t log every message to some file.

Sure? But I didn't say you got history on IRC.

Being a bot is neither necessary nor sufficient for getting every message. The real requirement is staying connected constantly, which is a completely separate issue.

> If you knew how these servers worked you’d know how that wouldn’t work very well.

It's not 1993 anymore, it would work fine. It's a good chunk of the IRCv3 efforts.
I have experienced the same thing. Even when Apple made changes in Keychain policy to try to combat fingerprinting, “I never got the memo.” That sounds nuts, but I’m in the same boat.

I’ve had a few apps I’ve redownloaded months later, the only one from the developer, and my auth state was preserved.

I keep hearing that the Keychain data should be deleted, but my iCloud Keychain is filled with long-dead data
I relate so much to this. The only time I could see myself watching something like this is if the wife falls asleep a bit early on the couch one evening. Or as someone else suggested, if I could get the kids interested.

I do listen to a bunch of podcasts and audio books while I'm doing chores or driving, but that's about it these days. I have a faint hope that I will get more time for personal hobby projects (like learning more physics) as the kids get a bit older (currently 4, 7 & 13).
I said something similar in my response. I think your first point depends on how much reliance on LLM's determines things like quality of writing and general creativity. For now, comedy (which is a big source of reposted content) probably will always come from humans. To the extent that LLM's have invaded comedy, it's from humans using them in funny ways and reposting that.
As it happens, China is the same size as the US, has a lot of natural resources, and also large swaths of very fertile land (which partly explains why they have always had a large population) and, for instance, they are the largest producer of both wheat and rice in the world.
The Roman Empire's prosperity as the spoils of war are evident even to newest student of history. Why then is it surprising that the US also had some prosperity thanks to winning wars, and that there is none of that to be had if there aren't wars being won? Why is it expected that prosperity should last?
Sticking the Soft Landing
It's doubly annoying to switch back and forth between using an Xbox controller, where a-b and x-y are reversed as well. Good luck on those quick time events. Compliments to the switch where they simply used a diamond pattern with the necessary button highlighted.
Is there anything left after 5 surgeries? After 6? There has to be a lot of scarring inside and out.
Self regulation only works in a top down solution that can be held accountable.

You can't hold anyone accountable with the Internet of Things and regulations that establish accountability allow self regulation.
CMS-free blog launcher, smooth user experience and a fancy in-place wysiwyg-editor.

High quality tech with SvelteKit, embedding the SQLite database with the app is such a nicely architectured solution for this.

Congratulations on the fantastic release!
Obligatory: Skrillex is BroStep not DubStep.
Templates are so intertwined with the C++ type system such that bringing "just templates" to C would require also bringing in a bunch of C++ features if you want templates to behave like they do in C++. Just for starters, you would need name mangling and/or function overloading.
I am sick and tired of pressure to get into management once you get older and lack of other opportunities to be rewarded. If I can do job of 5 other people, I can be compensated like two others and the company is still ahead. Or if that's just my arrogance talking, there can be an objective system to measure work accomplished and set rewards accordingly. Instead all of my questions about advancement are met with demands for me to write PRDs and nag people who refuse to do work to do it, but without me actually having authority to make them.

I finally decided to just not sweat over it, do work that matches my pay in 2-3 days a week and spend the rest of my time teaching better programming skills to whoever is willing to learn and has a good attitude about it. With focus on general skills that they can take to their next job rather than internal proprietary tech. I don't care that I am not getting paid extra for that, at least it feels good to be in office.
Why would anyone want an RRset with more than 20 AAAA RRs?

What would they be doing with it that they couldn’t do better (faster/less bugs/risk) another way?
That is an amazing comment, but this is a much better upload: https://youtu.be/rMYDuPWHFAo
> If the debate were actually about these topics that would be another story.

It is. Kritiks are not new, they've been around forever, and they're incredibly important. They have to directly "link" to the Aff plan or speech, or to the Topic. There are plenty of generic shells to run about "K-Aff that links to squo is unfair/cannot solve/abusive/etc".

This article is pushing a political agenda, and using just enough cherry-picked and misrepresented jargon to bamboozle non-policy debaters.
> For those people, there's an easy solution: just don't have kids

I think most people have started to notice that this is the actual purpose of all these insane policies against workers in the industrialized world. Every vise imaginable is being used to squeeze young people. From rent and real estate extortion, taxes and tributes, to inflation. Then the solution given to them is "Oh just don't have children. You don't deserve to procreate since you have to keep working for us to be comfortable."

There is another word for the kind of policy being supported by you.
It's lower even accounting for suicide already.

There are lots of other issues, like losing supporting parents and family, lack of a support network of friends, lack of job opportunities and bad work careers, issues with pursuing healthcare and maintaining health and lack of access to healthcare, and so on.
You must be using the wrong 'checklists' (they aren't checklists, they are implementation guidelines). CIS benchmarks and DISA STIGs provide concrete actions that lead to a more secure system. Sure some of them might not apply specifically to your environment, but in general they are an excellent starting point.

Some of the line items can be a bit arcane or not as relevant in cloud environments, etc... but that's a far cry from calling them CYA.

Nothing cargo cult about enabling SE Linux, restricting access with IP tables, configuring AuditD and AIDE.
> One has an embedded Javascript engine and does all kinds of pattern matching and string manipulation.

Why did you decide to use an embedded JavaScript engine instead of pure go?
The Putnam Mathematics Competition Archive
And these people don’t give two shits about world coin, they just want the free money the company is throwing at them. This things is doomed to fail, because the biometrics are only authenticated when you setup your account initially like in this photo. So these people can collect the sign up fee and the then turn around and sell their account to a someone else, thereby nullifying the sybil resistance of the system.
What can I as a little shits engineer, do to encourage and motivate managers?
Yes, we hope to get to it soon! This has been an ask on our Github since a while[1]

[1]: https://github.com/khoj-ai/khoj/issues/141
> Why would you actively choose a position that would be considered anti-social[…]

Isn’t anti-social a very loose and subjective term? Using your own example, wouldn’t it be considered anti-social in Nazi Germany to oppose mainstream culture like military parades, Hitler-Jugend etc?
> Sam[uel] is merely a common Jewish first name

This shouldn’t be downvoted. I have heard OP’s joke. That it could come across as anti-Semitic, despite almost never being intended that way, is a good heads up.
> And Linux GUI’s started to use the [x] symbol only after the release of Windows 95.

Which? The website linked to is hardly comprehensive [1]. There's literally tonnes of X window managers pre-1993 [2].

[1] https://web.archive.org/web/20160516213015/http://whiteandno...

[2] https://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Guide_to_X11/Window_Managers
There's a technology issue too: my German in laws gave us a baby carriage that seemed to have been built for ascending the Eiger -- though it seemed (and was) huge it made navigating Paris quite easy (had to carry it up/down the metro steps) and even fit in the prehistoric elevator in our apartment building. Frankly, supposedly-snooty parisians are quite accommodating towards people with babies (once they can walk on their own though...)

But I never saw anything like that in the parisian baby shops.

I agree though about unattended obstacles on the trottoir -- it's as if people forget they need to use them themselves.
2.5 years! We're kind of slow :P
Because it's really hard job?
Essential Tech Talks Every Developer Should Watch
I compiled this list, initially for myself but now for all of you, to share these invaluable resources that continue to shape my work.
Great article and a good reminder to focus on accessibility.

There's good news though. Although being disabled is difficult, it is less difficult now than at any other period in history. The amount of awareness, accommodation, accessibility focus, etc is maximum right now and it's only going to continue. It's important to keep this progress in mind as we work to further improve things.

Another point is that people living with disabilities have years or decades of expertise, something that someone "cosplaying" (to use the author's word) has no access to. A cosplayer wouldn't know which streets are easiest with a wheel chair or which companies have the most accessible websites. An actual disabled person has this sort of knowledge and would navigate it far better than a "tourist"

There's lot of work to be done but it's important to acknowledge what's better than it may seem at first.
this feels like the 'USian'/'American' dichotomy
Median semi price is 150K
Being able to see glacial ice, both in the sea and when in and around ice sheets, has been one of my most cherished life experiences. If you get a chance to see the mind-bogglingly beautiful palette of blues available, you won't regret it.

Hopefully we can keep some of this ice for future generations.
That doesn’t answer any of my points and doesn’t answer the core reason Brexit won’t be reversed any time soon: rejoining is not politically settled.
100%

As long as you are using Debian, RHEL, Ubuntu, or CentOS implementing a basic minimum security baseline is as simple as following the CIS or DISA STIG guides for your OS.

There are plenty of scripts on GitHub that do this (AUDIT THEM FIRST), or you can even just use premade images from CIS in the cloud provider of your choice.
This should be really bigger news.

Seperate news reports include claims that the company was "developing COVID19 tests" among other things. This could very well have been funded through pandemic relief grants.

The owners of the building claim no knowledge of the goings on there.

Clearly they were engaged in some nefarious work with extremely minimal safety protocol.
But could not a horizontal process between already separated languages/dialects smoothed that out by adapting the incorporated term to its host language, so that the date of the general phonetic bifurcations of two languages and the history of a lot of their vocabulary might be very distinct?

I am thinking of such cases as certain Anglicisms that were phonetically adapted when they were incorporated into German. For example the English term "password" is in the process to replace German "Kennwort", but its final consonant is adjusted to German "Wort" as "Passwort". So phonetically "Passwort" and "Wort" vs. "password" and "word" seem to share the very same derivational process, while their actual history of adaptation is quite distinct.
Emo rap is a thing - eg. Machine gun Kelly / blackbear
The mechanism doesn't have to be genetic/physiological. Social or behavioral disavantages caused or attenuated by the disability, still means the disability is not harmless.
ReST makes sense in certain cases, where resources are a tree (like a typical web site is a tree), with collections of leaves, and these leaves make sense by themselves. Then you can go full HATEOAS and reap some actual benefits from that.

Most of the time (like 99.9%) what you happen to need is JSON RPC. Even if some parts of your API surface look like they would fit the ReST model, the bulk does not. Ignore that, build a protocol along the lines of your subject area. Always return 200 if your server did not fail or reject the request, use internal status signaling for details. Limit yourself to GET and POST. Use HTTP as a mere transport.
could you summarize in 1 sentence?
But since it's called X, we twix.
I think you read the first paragraph and off ranted.

Firstly I am for Open Web, but the lack of regulation enforcing accountability prevents this from ever occurring. Tech debt in various forms also prevent this. We need to get passed those two large hurdles.

I don't see Open Web happening because the further decades of tech debt the further we get from the goal.
I still use NIS because hosts files are faster than DNS.
Accelerating AI with the Raspberry Pi Pico’s Dual Cores
Whether or not something is considered a disability is really matter of severity. I believe this applies to both physical and mental conditions.

If someone has reduced mobility in their arm due to some past injury that might not be considered a disability if its impact on their life is low. If that impairment is so severe that they have functionally lost use of that arm then it could easily be considered such.

I don’t consider my ADHD a disability, but it is an impairment with regards to impulse control. But someone else’s condition could be much more severe. Someone with bipolar disorder or manic depression can easily go through a bout of extreme suggestibility which can wreak absolute havoc on their life.

Categorising many mental disorders as harmless “neurodiversity” feels like a form of forced positivity imposed to alleviate the stigma of some disorders at the cost of dismissing the serious impairments inherent to others.
Don't ignore URLs completely! They are great for namespacing and versioning.
I think it’s clear that this conversation is about business office districts and not cement manufacturing?

I don’t see any cement plants in Manhattan and I don’t think many cement plant employees work remotely.
Yeah. No snark here. Unfortunately sometimes there are a lot of sports metaphors leaking in the common language (and war metaphors btw). Yes it can be annoying
computing is a pop-culture; that which completely ignores what went before it, and continues to spend much of its time naively re-inventing the wheel
I keep seeing this repeated as if a person with low income can't have a good credit score.

That isn't true. It's possible to curb one's spending of money they don't have, regardless of your income. And then you get an excellent credit score.

Source: my own experiences with credit
I recently heard (on some youtube video) that China has 10% of the world's farmland and 20% of the world's population.

Also, any country that is not extremely poor does mechanized farming, which has been described as "using land to turn petroleum into food", and most of the petroleum China uses comes from the Persian Gulf or even further away. (For example, I'm pretty sure that most of Russia's flow of petroleum to China comes via ports on the Black Sea and the Baltic Sea.) In contrast, (because of the fracking revolution) the US produces all the petroleum it needs domestically. If that changes in the future (for example because of a commitment to reducing carbon emissions cause regulations that discourage petroleum production in the US) then the US can probably make up any shortfall with petroleum from Canada.

And I'm pretty sure China must import most of its needs for 2 of the 3 major fertilizing commodities (nitrogen, phosphorous and potassium).

And they get a lot of grain and oilseed for example from Ukraine or at least they did until Russia stopped the flow (according to a Youtube video I recently watched).

I see a lot of statements here to the effect of how screwed the US would be if it suddenly couldn't import things from China, but very little on how much more screwed China would be if it couldn't import things from other continents. At least the US can feed its population, keep the electricity on and keep the trucks moving on its highways without imports.
JSON RPC:

- Everything is a POST, so normal HTTP caching is out of the question.

- JSON RPC code generators are non-existent or badly maintained depending on the language. Same with doc generators.

- Batching is redundant with HTTP2, just complicates things.

- Because everything is a POST normal logging isn't effective (i.e. see the url in logs, easy to filter etc). You'll have to write something yourself.

- Not binary like Protobufs or similar

But yeah, "the silent pro's choice"... Let's keep it silent.

JSON RPC is pretty much dead at this point and superseded by better alternatives if you're designing an RPC service.
You wouldn't struggle if you did policy debate, though, because part of it is preparing for these arguments. There are literally tons of arguments in policy debate to run against Ks which (mis)use Critical Literature terms to create an Alt that doesn't actually solve for the K.
I would argue it's actually an educational problem, not an incentive problem. Most people (made up stat) would struggle to name/describe any disabilities beyond immobility, blindness and maybe handful of others. Then add in the lack of tools and aids (in the form of popular references, guides and QA forums) available and you have a problem.
At the bottom of the page lemonade is made:

> Apart from the most obvious answer (that it’s useful for things exactly like <tgmath.h>), the best thing I’ve thought of to do with _Generic is to use it for deliberate error checking.

> The annoyance in all the previous sections was that it was very hard to avoid compile errors, when we wanted our code to actually compile, run and do something useful. But if what we wanted was to provoke compile errors on a hair-trigger basis, then perhaps we could use it for that more reliably?
He kind of won his own fight
The post doesn’t add thoughtful commentary to the discussion, and doesn’t really belong on HN.

Some might consider it flamebait (like much content from urban dictionary), which is against the guidelines:

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Basically you need to work as unprivileged user and with immutable file system (of course you can have ephemeral /tmp or persistent /data, but generally the entire system should be treated as read-only).
I think fake iris scanning is the least of the concerns here. The big problem, and likely reason this will fail, is there’s nothing preventing you from selling your account for a small fee after getting your initial scan to set it up. And that’s likely exactly what will happen, because they’re onboarding users in poor countries first. These users don’t give a shit about world coin, they’re simply lining up and being scanned to make a bit of easy money.
Quite happy with `sveltekit-blog-template`. Deployed for free on Vercel.
I would instead suggest the official guide; the Securing Debian Manual <https://www.debian.org/doc/manuals/securing-debian-manual/>
I think those and the little burrs are different species.
Galium aparine Vs Arctium minus.
The grift continues, replicating itself as we observe the great race to zero.
Well the competitor is Chinese sign language and the Chinese government claims there are 4 million fluent signers of it. (Which would be the overwhelming majority of people who sign on the planet if it is true) so if you want to improve your raw odds of helping use that.

Yes, I failed to be inclusive of other sign languages. Learn the sign language that makes sense for your culture and environment, but learn a sign language!
Yeah it’s pretty hard to find a big block of GPUs that you can use for a short time, esp if you need infiniband for multinode training. Lambda I think needs a min reservation of 6-12 months if you want IB.
> got dinged on my performance review

I thought performance reviews were supposed to focus on performance, that is on whether you got the job done on time!
Meh, just do it like me get hardened image and container. Deploy stuff as a gold image without elevated permissions and or container. Then just make sure everything is behind a proxy or intelligent load balancer that restricts any crazy input.

DONT OVERCOMPLICATE WORK

Overcomplicating work means slower response times to solving problems.
I think their plan is that if you re-scan your eyes the system revokes any previous (sold/stolen) identities associated with your eyes and issues you a new one, like a password reset process. This doesn't help if someone can use a leaked hash to trigger the reset process though.
Climate change is going to cause people in wealthy countries to rediscover all sorts of foods they would previously have spurned.

I find it interesting that the "famine culture" (eat "everything but the squeak") has survived in chinese cuisine despite the rise in wealth -- perhaps due to the rapidity of the rise.

In any case, the available choices will be different, and probably fewer.
This story doesn't really hold water for me; you do this once, we all laugh about it, but by the next week every team has a neg case file for this and a dozen variations of it.
> The most affordable blogging platform on the market.

prose.sh is free. How is 29/y more affordable?
As a manager we like people who actually build a house out of something other than shit and straw as we have to present that to people who don't like us and we just want a peaceful life too.

So keep it simple, quality and don't get distracted by shiny things.