skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What we have currently is the other way around, unfortunately: the larger you are, the more efficient it is for you to be "compliant" with various laws and regulations. The same way that a billionaire wouldn't mind paying half a million dollars to an accounting firm to optimize their taxes another 1-2%, whereas someone making $50k a year would just use the free version of TurboTax and maybe miss out on some deductions.

This (among other things) contributes to the trend of increasing consolidation in virtually every industry in America.
here is a video served from cloudflare worker+r2. lines of code to serve this is probably 100.

free for small usage, typical cloudflare fees for large usage. very reasonable either way.

https://r2.nathants.workers.dev/only_up.mp4
Yeah, it turns out no one review bombs unpopular games that they've never heard of.
Thank you this is good advice.
In Cloudflare's case they specifically do tunnels on port 7843. Just block TCP/UDP outbound on those pots and CF Tunnels won't work.

See: https://developers.cloudflare.com/cloudflare-one/connections...
ah, yeah i kind of consider that as data selling anyways. Not outright selling, you are right there. Selling in bulk would be dumb for these companies when they have ad networks in place, though. Its like the DRM for ads.
Yes. Given the regrettable failure of Wandel durch Handel, Russia would have attacked sooner or later. As it is, expending mostly obsolete European materiel in a trade for Russian materiel at an extremely favorable ratio, in the course of a war fought off NATO soil with a reduced risk of nuclear escalation, is about the best possible scenario.
I'd hazard diablo4 wasn't as award winning as nostalgia dictated, leading to baldurs gate gaining that.
I read a book by psychiatrist, can't remember it's name now... he was saying, I explained the serotonin reuptake process to one of my patients, then the patient said... great, but how do you know that this applies to me personally?... he said I couldn't respond.

Also, there are many antidepressants... I don't think there is a solid ground for why they describe a specific one for certain patients.

Check these too:

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https%...

https://webcache.googleusercontent.com/search?q=cache:https%...
Not adopting RCS, and insisting on using iMessage. I don't think this should cause antitrust litigation, but it is problematic.
this can also be done with natural source materials, like wick and cobb
I agree with you, but eventually realized there was a specific reason. RPGs at that time were much less immersive, so much so that I had no interest whatsoever in the genre. And no I neither enjoyed eye of the beholder 2, nor lands of lore, nor ultima underworld , nor ultima, nor baldurs gate.

Modern rpgs ( Witcher 3, dos2, etc), on the contrary, are amazing : technology has finally caught up, and my mind no longer has to compensate for the rather bland visual/sounds/lack of voices/limited freedom/etc.

I used to play dune2, red alert, sim city, etc but these days I play rpgs !
If anyone else is interested, https://netflix.github.io/atlas-docs/overview/#stack-languag... is the stack language for querying.
To be fair all those rich private equity firms who have been buying up real estate and driving up the prices to insane degrees are impossible to fight back against as an individual while shitting on illegal immigrants and any other underclass at least gives an illusory sense of self-superiority and control over the situation.
Sure, then advocate for your government to build a public search engine.

Why do you need to penalize private institutions if users prefer to use them over a government service?
I have jank government insurance and this is not true. When I got out of prison and had no insurance I went to the city's clinics. Wait times have never been an issue (at most was two weeks for specialist). The doctors in the clinic were also friggin amazing doctors/people. I had a ton of shame around getting out of prison, some much shame about needing to get tests ran for HIV/Hep from being in prison but they were so good about it all (all came out negative so woohoo).

Now dentists...when we had money we went to a family friend. He still totally f'd us and did unnecessary work. It's only now that I have a cash only country dentist that I trust my dentist again. Crazy part is the cash only dentist ends up being cheaper than my previous copay/premiums insurance dentists.
Driving a car is a privilege, not a right.
Summer Camp: Sun, Swimming, Archery. and Therapy
The part where "it's a web app and some video manipulation" requires hiring about a million dollars worth of "at least three developers" (which costs a company their salary plus that entire salary again for insurance, health care coverage, etc) to write and maintain that app for you, plus the at least another million that it'll set you back ensuring that you have all the hardware in all your offices to make that smooth rather than "OH FOR FUCKS SAKE CAN WE PLEASE JUST USE ZOOM WHAT THE FUCK" from every single employee.
It’s probably more dangerous for you not to ditch your bike than it is to stay on it when collision is eminent? I can’t confirm this though, but most times I’ve seen an experienced person fall off a bike, they don’t stay on it.
> By iMessage blocking, you surely knew that I didn't mean just interoperability via SMS

It's not blocking at all, when you explicitly support interoperation.

The only example that can obviously be called "blocking" is when Google used it's internet video monopoly as a weapon against Microsoft's competing smart phone platform.

Refusing to allow anyone to produce a Youtube app for Windows Phone isn't even in the same zip code as Google not writing a Youtube app themselves.
I would encourage you to post that as a separate submission, since I have so many questions (https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=lemmit.online shows nothing)
I get that already every time I try to search Google in incognito and once every day or two for normal searches. Except it's "prove you're a human by completing these robotic tasks".

You're right, I hate it and always switch to a different search engine instead. So, that's the goal here right?
Pointless conjuncture.

If you want to make this argument, you can at least provide some data on how much some police departments make by collecting seat belt fines, and compare it to other fines and cost of operation. I doubt the seat belt fines are significant enough to warrant this speculation.

The airbag argument is even worse. Modern vehicles go through numerous safety standard tests, including real world experiments where test dummies are put in an actual car crash. If seat belts make the crash worse for the dummy than airbag alone, these tests would have shown it, and there would be publications about it in a peer reviewed science journal. If you are so confident, you should be able to find at least one such publication. I doubt you will.
You sound like you're a bit unsure of yourself, or at least of your marketability in the job market. I'm pretty sure you'll be just fine. You need to take something that fits you, not take the first thing that comes along.

It sounds to me like you don't really want to be the Director - you want to be the doer. So look for that.

In terms of a resume, just say "I did these things". It won't matter that you did them for a startup.

(But what do I know? I've never been in the position of trying to persuade non-startup people that my startup experience was valid.)
Don't see why not, something like that is the only way (imo) to slow this technological race to the bottom.
As someone who has taken my vaccines and are anti anti-vax: I think this is true and it hurt us.
> played the hell out of the Ultima series though!

this is Wizardry III erasure.

(i'm a bit older and solidly GenX)
recap: News stories about platform use have been sourcing Sensor Tower for their bylines. ST sells data about platform usage.

That data is harvested (without explicit user consent) by mobile apps that don't have anything to do with analytics or data collection. eg: screen time managers, games, vpn, etc. Some of the sites for these apps push users away from the store and into sideloading.

This seems fairly sketchy. Further, it's disappointing that news orgs aren't strongly vetting the integrity of companies providing the data for their news stories. Depressing even.
WARNING: Disturbing

Here's a good wear your seatbelt advert
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mKHY69AFstE
Another approach I've seen actually used in Computer Science and Physics is to make replication a part of teaching to undergrads and masters candidates. The students learn how to do the science, and they get a paper out of replicating the work (which may or may not support the original results), and the field benefits from the replication.
Wouldn't it tend to kill off the more reckless drivers though? People to cool to drive safely.

Roads might end up being a lot safer.
For some additional context: PEP 722[1] proposes a similar technique, but only for the script's requirements (and not the full TOML-formatted package metadata).

[1]: https://peps.python.org/pep-0722/
Having been in a roll over accident, yes air bags saved me from braining myself on the door window (I quite appreciate that side curtain airbag now) but would have done sweet fuck all for keeping me actually in my seat during the events.
this game came at just the right time in my life. i related to it to such an extent at that low point that at times i felt it was created for me. i even share a name with the protagonist (out of body experience when you hear your name spoken in-game for the first time). in any case, i'm doing better, but having revachol to escape to was a life-saver.

i still play the whirling-in-rags morning theme whenever i'm down.
> No, capitalism is not about routing around inefficiencies

that is the observable impact though. perhaps the bitcoin example is more straightforward - if only one person on the entire planet is willing to mine, they get the entire block rewards of the entire network.

this is an extreme example, but if you have a small number of corporations who don't give a shit about environmentalism and pursue maximum profit within whatever the law allows, you get to pretty much the same result. People doing good in one area only increases the alpha available for another player to exploit.

capitalism literally is the removal of morality from economic planning - by making it about personal interests and profit, you ensure that if one player has those uncomfortable morals, that other players will take care of the problem and ensure maximum profit is pursued regardless. It's an Autonomous System designed to eliminate morality from the field of economic activity.
Absolutely true, and that is if you even have a family doctor to refer you to a specialist.
For those who had the luck to lose their family doctor (mine through retirement), it is impossible to find one that takes new patients. Many retired during covid, many more only work part time. The Canadian health care is a disaster at this point, and those who have a family doctor have no clue how awful this is.
Sorry can't speak for that. I'm mostly familiar with the semi companies in central Europe. Don't know anyone working at Synopsys.
> When seat belt laws drew fire

Why the past tense?

They still are a violation of personal freedom today.
Except they also get their information on other countries through highly politicized and charged news stories yet those can't compete with how f'd up America's police stories are. But go ahead say it's the news accounts and not the cops behaviors that are the problem. If only the news wouldn't report on it things would be good.
I’m looking to interact with it using voice. YakGPT seems like what I’m looking for, though I’m surprised there are no commercial products yet.
Except previously the big breakups (AT&T, Standard Oil) were location-based, which doesn't really make sense for Google. Why do you think splitting of maps and display ads would matter for Google's market share in search?
Yes! And that is precisely the advice I got many years ago.

Take your time, get educated, when possible talk to people and get the task done.

Over time a lot of best safety practices overlap and blend together and one learns how to be safe without so much angst and unknown prep.

Doing things yourself adds right up too. After a few years you will end up quite skilled and the payoffs start to have real impact!
> At a more basic level, many people simply can't stay motivated or work productively a fully distributed environment.

I wouldn't trust a person like this to work very well in the office either to be honest.

Your company and approach sound great tho, you must be saving a ton in office space expenses.
Huh what? The cited ... X (or whatever they're called) claims to be a performance estimate. I can't see where Yuryev claims to have run the M3 through GeekBench?

What a strange article.
No implied value whatsoever in Darwinism anymore, or what's the story?
what does "canonically durable" and "canonically-at-rest storage" mean?
I could be wrong. There has been an uptick in all of them, but I thought autism had less of an uptick, and there have been new biological environmental factors that may make autism something from birth, whether heritable or not.

Whereas something like, say, gender dysphoria has positively exploded in diagnoses. It’s a worrying disorder, which (eg unlike autism) studies show leads 30-50% to attempt suicide. So any increase in its prevalence to 5% of the emerging US population is worrying. If this was, say, a coronavirus with that kind of risk to life, we’d all be worried.

I want to be clear - I am not saying that the symptoms aren’t real and that “this is all in their head”, or that we need “conversion therapy” or something. I an saying the major systemic problems are upstream and by changing THE SYSTEM we will reduce the incidence instead of only focusing on medical interventions downstream as bandaids.

As an analogy — if we addressed antibiotic overuse on factory farms and sugar and high fructose corn syrup and pink slime, fast foods etc. we could address the epidemics of obesity and diabetes, including in children. But instead we focus on inventing new ways to medicate them!

And when the coronavirus comes around, instead of recognizing that these very same factors (obesity and diabtetes) are highly correlated with morbidity and mortality with that virus, we once again look for vaccines against the virus and once it subsides we continue to IGNORE all the systemic upstream factors in the underlying chronic epidemics in USA.

Autism could very well be yet another one, maybe it is like autoimmune diseases that are related to microplastics, maybe they affect hormones like aestrogen and testosterone. We need to LOOK UPSTREAM.
Quite an uninformed take.

> Ms. Woodruff is the sixth person to report being falsely accused of a crime as a result of facial recognition technology used by police to match an unknown offender’s face to a photo in a database. All six people have been Black

That quote is from the linked article by the way
Yes they are.

A violation of personal freedom most of us consider worth it, but a violation one the less.
>Oregon, California, Washington, Montana and Maine have ended them statewide.

That represents well over 50 million residents, so some progress has been made, we'll see how it turns out over the next decade.

It's also interesting that despite zoning laws, good things can happen where one town borders another. My suburban housing sub-division (SFH on 0.2 acre lots built 70 years ago) is directly adjacent to a very similar suburb, but on the other side of the line, within a half mile or so, there are hundreds of apartments, plus stores, churches, professional offices, etc. that the other suburb has allowed via zoning in this neighborhood.
The "dominant power structure" of the last few N centuries broadly consisted of nations of European origin enslaving and trading others in Asia, Africa, and the Americas, plenty of which under the rule of people such as Queen Victoria.

It had more to do with military differential than with gender, but now they must change the rhetoric with these discussions because wide availability of historical facts and global demographic trends do not benefit this "dominant power structure".

The former slave drivers now want local women who read this trash to hate you for their own crimes so they can skip their bill
You're not going up against "how hard is it to roll your own", you're going up against "how inconvenient is it compared to Zoom". You can spend millions to make something that works but unless it's as good as Zoom is (and that's going to cost you a few million to develop from scratch, even with off-the-shelf FOSS components, and FAR more if you're hiring experts to write it scratch) your CEO should, and I stress *absolutely should* (because their responsibility is to shareholders, not to employees) go "how is this better than zoom, and why are we not using that instead so we can put that money in our own wallet?".
Do you remember the name of the talk, so I can see it when upload
> It sounds like you may need an outlet to vent, not necessarily "your frustrations", but maybe you need a way to outline or give a retrospective account of the past ~40 years so that you can come to terms/appreciate your journey thus far (which sounds very interesting).

No, not really. I am that type of a person. My reason for posting on HN was to get feedback of all kinds, criticism mostly --because that's where the lessons come from. In other words, helping me understand what is wrong with me in terms of, perhaps, how I have been presenting myself and approached looking for work.

> Start a blog or a newsletter or something and tell your story. Respectfully, I think that it would be a great opportunity for you to "give back" to the new crop of 20-something, motivated self-learners out there. In general, I think readers in the fields that you have done work in can benefit from real accounts such as the ones I'm sure you have to share. I'd like to read more from you.

I was a mentor for our local high school robotics team (FRC) for many years (while my kids were in the team). I helped send kids to the top tech universities in the nation (including mine). That was definitely fulfilling.

Aside from that, today, I am pursuing a degree in CS with a focus on ML. Not learning much yet (waiting for higher level coursework, it's at the algorithms and data structures stage right now...which I can probably teach). I do take the time to help others though, and that's always fun.
As an animal with similar fastidiousness, I agree. I am happy to have found this. Reminded me of After Dark by Murakami.
I would say that is an accurate analysis. Thank you for helpful and supportive words.
No, you have the freedom not to drive a car.
I know at least a handful of people that ended up gaining weight and developing diabetes (or they are close to diabetes) as a result of antidepressants. It's super depressing: you are trying to cure one thing and trigger another one. This is double bad in cases where you didn't need the pills in the first place.
I can't tell if this is a serious comment or not.

If it is genuine, did you mean motorcycles without helmet enforcement?
These discussions even happened in countries with military conscription. Forced to serve was ok, but seat belts were considered a step too far in terms of personal freedom...
This is 2023’s version of saying “no, actually, it’s safer to be thrown clear if you’re in a wreck so you don’t end up trapped in a burning car.”
Right. I should have been more clear that it can be you hotplug a host device and pass it in. Admitted, this is typically USB and not PCIe. And the PCMCIA days are over...
Here's Chuck Moore talking about the 144-core CPUs his startup is developing: https://youtu.be/0PclgBd6_Zs

That's an incredible design I would love to get my paws on.
> not distributing outrage clickbait to boomers

Meta comment in the interest of improving discussion in the future: this is why you're getting downvotes.

I've seen plenty of comments that include everything else you said and get upvoted to the top, but casual negative stereotyping of whole generations doesn't play as well on HN as it does on other platforms.
I naturally took breaks when I worked from home, at the same rate I do when I work in the office. I don't cook meals for the family or do other errands when working. If there's a home emergency requiring me in a WFH situation I'd work the time owed afterwards. 24 years in the workforce, thanks for the concern but think I'll manage.
You're commenting on the wrong site (or just ignoring the rules & spirit of discussion) if you thought it necessary to tell someone they got "dunked on".
Seems very good! In the edit a whole repo example how do you account for many files i.e. many tokens? Can it also have a vector search?
Normally they try multiple antidepressants or combos until one works. Nobody tells you about the side effects - especially long term side effects
Unfortunately, it's more likely private interests moving into the market than some regulations causing increasing costs.

This omnipresent idea that government can only be the bad guy is a helluva marketing job by American capitalists... unsurprisingly the "solutions" of dezoning and evicting taxes are just a capitalists wet dream.

Strangely corporate shilling.
https://youtu.be/Vou2xlJkuoU

That technique helps a lot with traces being damaged.
Are you suggesting Elon Musk lied to us in JRE #1609?
So, basically most countries are communist? Germany, UK, Switzerland, etc.

Btw. was the US military draft communist?
Only ppl I really see evanglizing CF on HN are CF employees themselves, most of us are well aware of the damage they're doing to the free internet
Most jurisdictions require motorcycle riders to wear pretty through safety gear, such as a helmet and protective clothing.
I never mentioned dark matter. My only point is that any modern gravitational theory needs to do at least as well as general relativity. That means (among others): explaining the precession or Mercury; describe black holes; predict gravitational waves. So if MOND is to be taken seriously, it needs to do all of that. That's all, really.
> It's a poison pill which means Intel themselves would be the only serious buyer.

Which market regulators would never allow. This is even bigger in terms of monopoly than Nvidia trying to buy arm.
There's potentially also the family that the disabled/dead person can't provide for anymore. There's a chance they would rely on government programs.
Here is the first archive page I looked at for that day:

https://web.archive.org/web/20111013093338/http://news.ycomb...

Not only was the black bar turned on, the top 11 stories were all about dmr, as were 17 of 30 stories on the front page.

p.s. No, we didn't turn it on for the queen. I just checked the logs.
How on earth can you possibly consider Elon Musk "informed"
We don't sell saddles here (2014)
Did anyone read the story?

The victim physically picked the woman out of a lineup of mug shot photos placed in front of him. The software placed the woman’s photo in the lineup but the victim of the crime literally ID’d her.

Wrongly, of course, but seem like a pretty crucial detail. This is more of an old fashioned police are idiots story than anything else.

Like how about investigating instead of just arresting her. Like was she near the crime, did she have an alibi? Etc.
If reckless people were always the victim of their own actions, and always the only victim, the world would already be a lot safer.

As you can see, that is not the case.