skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I mean, yes? Housing prices have continued to shoot up in many western cities despite large increases in housing supply.

It's weird to me that the concept of induced demand is pretty common knowledge when it comes to road traffic, but mostly ignored in housing discussions.
ChatGPT could help this dev if they understood the problems they are trying to solve. That is such a fundamental flaw in this. They will be on a PIP and out of a job in any respectable workplace. That would be a mercy.
It may be that the biggest problem YC has is the perception of SF as a sick city. One way to change that would be to change people's perception of the city by improving the material conditions.
It doesn't matter how much time was spent. Maybe maintainer could have solved it in hours/minutes if a bug report was filed. What ultimately remains is that the maintainer is responsible for the code, which often times is a much larger burden than submitting a fix.

Take what credit you received, appreciate the learning experience and move on.
Yes it is. Compare the prices between Iridium and Starlink.
Everytime I see a bil/millionaire techy complain about "far left" politics I'm always like, my dude do you know what far left actually means?

Far left would mean you literally wouldn't exist. SF's problem is hyper-liberalism, not "far left". All of the actions being taken are band aids, while also maintaining the extreme levels on inequality that has put the city in the state that it is in.

Reducing policing and criminalization is always a good thing, but for it to be successful it has to be followed up with all the other (argubly much harder) tasks. Rent is skyrocketing, NIMBYism is alive and well, lack of social and housing support is still there. The war on drugs is alive and well.

SF can't decide if it wants to care about the 99% or the 1%. And until it makes that decision, it's going to continue being shit.

Also, a single (rich) city is not going to be able to counter the hyper-capitalist mentality of the country. These changes need to come from every level of government & not just a city.
Positive visualization + Self-actualization?

Older: self-mastery
One offtopic comment from me, sorry-- I took one look at the page, it said "pdf" with an open button, and I hit the back button... Am I the only paranoid one??
Kirkland? Really you say, what neighborhood exactly?
Agreed, but OP made himself part of that bureaucracy entirely voluntarily. It's as if I show up to a casino and start playing without familiarizing myself with the rules and the environment first. Note that the kernel maintainers are in general getting a lot of crap for doing a very large amount of work and that this sort of post that attacks a particular maintainer by name is really damaging, far more so than if the OP had never submitted their patch in the first place.
Your comment and mine are basically the same. This is what I call terrible engineering judgement. A random co-worker could review the simple solution without much effort. They could also see the corner cases clearly and verify the tests cover them. With this code, not so much. It seems like a lot of work to write slower, more complex, harder to test and harder to review code.
really cool work!
You can run any number of them if you turn swap on. It will just be very slow.
Emphasis on "designed", AFAIK nothing has been delivered nor flown.
Show HN: Modern Cookie Consent for Startups
Thank you for your service, breaking the NVIDIA monopoly on AI will only be possible from the efforts of people such as yourself.

May I ask, why isn't AMD providing GPUs beyond RDNA 2/3 for you? Is it just because that is considered the priority as those are the newer cards?

I have an RX 580 8GB at home I would be happy to give you free of charge if you don't have access to that card (Polaris 20).
> education activists who want to change math curriculum in public schools

Is this a reference to SFUSD's experiment to not allow any student to take algebra 1 before 9th grade? If so, it's not so much about changing curriculum, but preventing students from learning.
Ancient Amazonians created mysterious ‘dark earth’ on purpose
Where does that amazing 59% come from? Oh yes: a survey the AFL-CIO conducted, with no details provided:

" In the early 2000s the AFL-CIO Department for Professional Employees started conducting survey of tech workers across the country found. In 2004, the survey showed that just 33% supported unionizing their workplace. By 2016, that had grown to 59%."

The only "survey" that counts is the actual election for union recognition.
benefit of google podcasts compared to antennapod is that with google podcasts I can start a podcast on one device and later continue where I left off on another device (e.g. listen on mobile then switch to desktop).
> As AI improves, we will come to feel the same about writers.

There's no purpose to many forms of media if it doesn't have a human author (besides making money, of course). You're describing content "grey goo" here. I'm not sure why anyone should feel positively about such a development.
This ^

I am suspicious of contamination in every finetune I see, and very suspicious in a new foundational model like this.

(For those reading and not following, "contamination" is training a model/finetune on the very test it will be tested on. Normally these known tests are specifically excluded from training datasets so the models can be properly evaluated, but throwing them in is an easy way to "cheat" and claim a model is better than it is.

In a foundational model with a huge dataset, there's also a high probability that well-known evaluation questions snuck into the dataset by accident).
* OP didn't identify the bug, it had been reported years prior. OP identified the root cause and suggested a working fix.

* What then is the hard part, if this is the "hard part"

* What is kernel contributor status a "prize" for then, if not for contributing to the kernel?

* Why all the focus on OP wanting recognition for the work, and 0 on the dev who merged the patch. Why not have all patches be merged by a committe/ someone who isn't the author.
You might be following the wrong set of accounts
For heavier riders this is almost the only way to enjoy racing on Zwift. Even with a high FTP, I will never compete in A. So I jump in B races, use them as sweet spot training and get some sprint in at the end.
Very nice! Hope to see more of it in the future. The window has old chrome vibes, it is not a bad thing.

> If you're interested in contributing, join our Discord server to discuss ideas with other developers.

Would be nice to have a dedicated forum (Discourse?) instead, but I get that it is too soon for this project.
I get that for social issues, but when we're talking about crime, affirmative action (which greatly affects Asians especially),etc - why wouldn't those take priority?
https://archive.ph/ltI33
I've been very happy with my Keychron K3 pro so far. I'm quite surprised there aren't more options for low profile mechanical keyboards (besides Keychron and Nuphy) as I always though the portability of a keyboard as 1 of the most important features for modern day usage and commuting.
> unions are for fighting for better conditions for their workers regardless of gender or race

Regardless of, but not blind to. Different workers do experience different conditions because of race and gender among other things, and unions need to account for those differences not pretend they don't exist.

> I could in no way trust a tech Union to actually fight for me and not against me

You probably didn't mean it this way, but this strongly implies to me you are knowingly doing things that someone who cared about racial or gender equality would feel like they would need to fight. Why is that?
That’s why I’m going to ask it about everything restricted by ITAR. That includes everything you need to build the centrifuges to enrich uranium, including the CNCs capable of machining the parts. That’s why it’s such a fun test.
That is precisely what a union is - a political block. Ostensibly the block is based on enriching workers. Although in practice its always about satisfying the union which varies in actual alignment with worker enrichment. In this case there is less alignment than you would hope for.
To me there's a difference between having a commit bit ("kernel contributor status") and having a contribution that was accepted into the kernel.

Now to look at this patch it looks Michael took the report, debugged, tested, and resolved the issue, when all he actually did is move a single line to outside of a conditional.

> and required work shows a different set of expectations

You're really stretching here, the only "required work" missing was a sign off, which Michael could have given.

In any other environment, this would be plagiarism. And it looks morally poor.
My experimentation largely ended when I got an ErgoDox EZ a few years ago. Ergonomic + ortholinear has been life changing, and it’s hard to go back, even for relatively short bursts on the built-in laptop keyboard itself.

I recently got an OLKB Planck to see if I like it enough to travel with it, as the ErgoDox is a bit hefty for that use case.
Does this mean that to listen to a free podcast you need to have a youtube music subscription?
To clarify, are you saying that fighting systemic discrimination is a bad thing?

From my perspective (as, for what it's worth, a cis white man), ensuring all my colleagues have equity is a pretty strong win. I want my company to have the best working conditions possible. That means ensuring that the most talented people feel welcome there, regardless of their demographics. Which, in turn, means removing systemic ways that people from some demographics may not feel welcome or able to take those jobs. Where's the downside?
All photos are migrated from phones to a SSD Raid setup as space fills up. Wife copies some photos, prior to migration, to a Google Drive folder that is shared with extended family. We don't use 'traditional social media'. Photos are generally browsed monthly to yearly, as a method of 'keeping track of who we were'. Similar photos are deleted with a weak emphasis on keeping the 'best' variant.
And how much poorer would the rest of the world be?
To some that is the same. Try and modify until it sort of works.
You're getting charged for the replication of deno kv across all regions when you use deno.deploy.

KV is free to use locally as I assume this will be too.
It's funny I was just talking about this yesterday. By tying compensation so tightly to stock price, it incentivizes everyone to do what's best for the stock price, not what's best for the customer.

This email is the perfect example of that.
The names, addresses, and work + personal phone numbers of every FDA official sharing responsibility for the negligence should be released.

Once these peoples' neighbors and acquaintances understand the mindless slaughter being perpetuated, they'll probably pressure FDA officials to be better people.
MS Natural Keyboards have the opposite shape of natural in the Z-axis. Your pinky and index fingers have to travel _more_ because the curve is a mirror of the curve of your hands.

Kinesis Advantage2 are the negative shape of your hands and the split lines up with your shoulder width. Love my Kinesis Advantage2.
Tell us, what "development" did Michael do that warranted him getting credit, and the OP not?
maybe if you don't give a fuck about your users or the future maintainers, but for the time span of just 30m to make sure there's no bugs, and it's easy to maintain? MVP or not you're still a bad engineer if you actually do this.

Correct and broken are black and white if you can divide the problem correctly, and there's no excuse for shipping broken code. At some point someone has to take responsibility for not shipping garbage. I get that you, me, or any engineer don't always have that luxury, but it should be a shameful thing not something you accept as normal or ok.
How does VideoQuest work? Can I see it in action somewhere? I'm too stupid to get this stuff running locally.
So, then the OP should be happy. But that's not what I'm reading, I read accusations about robbery, see words put in people's mouths that are not backed up by the evidence and a patch that misses required bits and pieces to be accredited in the first place.

What they wrote in their blog is without value after changing the nature of the exchange with the kernel maintainer to make them look like a dick when nothing of the sort actually happened. It only proves that you can't believe what is in that article.
No statistics are actually cited for the "mounting evidence" but the 15% is cited to a "single study" -- so is 85% overprescribed by definition, if they're not helping?

FYI, psychiatrists don't (can't) really check to see whether the drugs are "helping". As long as you're staying out of the hospital, not going fucking nuts in their face, and you're not screaming about ten side effects, they'll keep you on all the ineffective drugs you can afford. (n.b. be careful about mentioning side effects; that's a good way to get bonus drugs.)

Your aspirin analogy is perspicacious. I often struggle with use of pain relievers, because how can I know that they've relieved any pain, or my pain just subsided somewhat coincidentally? I was in ER for kidney stones, for example, and the pain was excruciating and I vomited and writhed around, so they gave me an IV dose of "NSAIDs on CRACK!" as the nurse so aptly and professionally described it. Within 10 minutes my pain was receding rapidly. I had no lingering complaints, long after it would've worn off. So, correlation or causation?

Conversely, I've never perceived even the slightest relief from OTC pain meds, and I've run the gamut. Experimenting with Bali Red Kratom this year.
A comment on Ars Technica:

"It is important to note that they are using the UNECE Level 3 certification loophole which technically demands that the company takes responsibility, but sets the minimum intervention interval for the driver at zero seconds for the under 60km/h case. That means, as long as the car exits its autonomous mode before a crash, the driver is instantly fully responsible. It's level 2 in all but name.

There are also practically no certification or safety requirements, hence why several manufacturers have announced their gimped level 2 system as level 3 when under 60km/h, among them Honda in 2021 and BMW in 2022, all of course claiming to be the worlds first."

https://arstechnica.com/cars/2023/09/mercedes-benzs-level-3-...
Why is "written in C++" part of the headline?

As engineers we focus too much on the implementation details and not the benefits to the user.

How about:

- ZooKeeper alternative with lower latency

- ZooKeeper alternative with lower memory use

- ZooKeeper alternative with predictable overheads

(I don't know if these are true, just suggestions)
Or a great SNL skit.
ehhh, the design of the webpage infuriates me. Who thought sprinkling faint dots swimming across the webpage was a good thing? I almost thought something's wrong with my eyes or my display!
If your daily commute has congestion (i.e. using it twice per workday), then the price drops to ~$5 per trip.

If you live somewhere where you only experience highway congestion 25 times a year, you probably aren't the target market.
That's the metaphor to a T: at one time it was necessary to have an operator, until technology reached a point where buttons would suffice.

In the future, script production and revision will still occur via committee, but the actual writing will not be done by humans.
Ah, thanks for that. Just had a quick look at the site, seems I've much reading to do.
Using Yandex solves 1. Also their black list is going to be much different compared to Google/NSA, so that solves 2.
Last time I checked deno was a runtime not a programming language
I agree that the effect is a lot more subtle because of the color scale employed. The absence of a legend also impairs interpretability.
I think it depends what you find interesting. fwiw, now that Zwift supports steering, if you have the ability (hardware) to steer, it does give you a significant advantage.

Otherwise, racing virtually is much simpler than racing IRL, but it's also just different (there is essentially no freewheeling in Zwift, so even on a race that isn't very challenging you still usually end up in z2-3 on flat sections). I'm thankful there isn't sheer violence in online racing. :D
The contribution is not miniscule. It can take hours or even months to come up with some 1-line fixes.

As long as you insist in measuring contributions by the way the patch looks, I can't take that seriously.
Tesla is a car for people who know nothing about cars and are easily impressed by buzzwords they can then use over a drink with friends. They were driving 2000 Kia and now suddenly they parrot Musk's words and have no idea about anything they just said.
"They are the investors of large proprietary AI companies" is just... not true? Not sure where you're even getting this from. I'm a modestly successful upper-middle-class ML engineer, and I've been worried about AI safety since before Facebook, DeepMind, OpenAI, or Anthropic even existed. The most prominent funder of AI risk efforts (Dustin Moskovitz) is a co-founder of Facebook, so if anything he'd be motivated to make Facebook more successful, not its competitors.
New Orleans could use this right about now.
I don't really see how what you say is a challenge of my views because I don't disagree with what you're saying

if anything I'll admit that it took me way to long to really grasp how taxes "close the circuit" of the money cycle (or as you say: "Taxes is the only way that the government can create demand for their worthless money, so that's why you have them.")

But I'm considering some additional (very empirical/pragmatic things): the multiple-fold dipping of "energy" is why it's all fractional reserve banking systems (fractions, or quotients, or rational numbers up until Euler's constant and financial calculi... but I say this to tell about the depth at which I'm trying to think about this)

I suppose my larger point is that given that the main act of creation from nothing ("financial alchemy"?) should suffice for well run states (i.e. governments but I can talk still more precisely about this) to get all their energetic needs (i.e. monetary i.e.cash and currencies) but because complex reasons (but mostly due to corruption in various forms?) it doesn't work and taxes are needed
A Mercedes S-Class ain't cheap. But hasn't this been available for a year in Germany?
Unions are fundamental in every line of work. Not having them is a huge problem. In Europe there isnt a single job without an union behind, wonder why in America that doesnt happen
People will cheat anything. I did a fun ride this weekend, a century around Denver, and caught some dude I passed earlier in the ride getting out of a car toward the finish with his bike. It was an un-timed event.

For Zwift, there are cash prizes for high end racing and even slots on pro teams on the line at times. Zwift also ran the UCI world championship for indoor cycling. So there's more pressure on some to cheat than you might expect.
It doesnt imply that at all. The union by its own admission is treating members differently based on race. You cant claim that its good and not happening at the same time.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Death_of_Elaine_Herzberg
> It’s a direct degradation of investor narrative at a time when money is much tighter.

Uh, no? The investor narrative of "giving away free AI shit" has been in-effect since Pytorch dropped a half-decade ago. If you're a Meta investor disappointed by public AI development, you really must not have done your homework.
Yeah, I generally uninstall (with the remaining nix-installer binary on the nix volume) and then reinstall. It would be great if the installer were idempotent and I could just re-run the installer!
This would be usable during rush hour on 101 going through SV, and in many parts of LA. Some people could use it 2x/day. However, those people are not likely to be able to afford an expensive new Mercedes, since super-high earners probably aren't the people going into the office every day. Also, people wealthy enough for an S-Class Benz probably don't live super far from the office, since they can afford to live pretty much anywhere.
I've seen people drop $120k on a Ford Raptor truck and then never put a single load of lumber, bark, or dirt in the bed.
Live near your friends
Well, for me the bar for plagiarism is apparently higher than for you, for me it is 'passing something off as your own' and that never happened here. I'm open to other definitions that I'm not currently aware of.
imagine the increase in GDP!!
I think we should have completely race and gender blind hiring and promotions. That enough is something someone that cares about equity is against, is it not? Being against equity, which is equal outcomes regardless of input, does not imply one is discriminating people by race or gender or harassing people.
Their latest problem is a flaky internet connection that sometimes drops and I’m not sure if it’s the router or their ISP and it’s very difficult to debug.

There are local mom and pop shops that will do computer service, but minimum charge is around $100 so not worth it for anything minor.

The problem with trying to solve anything over the phone is they lack the vocabulary to describe what they are seeing or to follow any kind of directions. I assume you have some kind of screen sharing to solve this?
Cineca is subsidized by taxpayers.
A few years earlier I found a some quantity of this laptop just before they go to garbage. I installed Debian on it and send all of them to africa. I'm sure they are still working, somewhere on a little island in the Mozambique Channel.
"The act of taking a picture removes me from being present for whatever it is I'm taking the picture of, and thus reduces my enjoyment of things."

Yes.
There is a section about this, basically collages are able to price discriminate much more effectively in a way that disproportionately hurts non-wealthy people.
personally i did it because i like my servers to be debian & i wanted it to match all the other VMs i have running

so thanks for keeping it around :)
I'd be most interested in a Zookeeper alternative that doesn't have massive bugs in leader election.
Its sad to remember how fast those things got changed to unrepairable junk. I have an X280 repurposed as a server with Debian because its display got crazy and unusable. Repairability of X series is almost non existent now. Corporate greed has no bounds I guess.
By their very definitions, laws are not "recommendations". There's nothing deeper here. I can make this simpler using your examples: at the time, your school mate was an asshole for flooding the room and your brother was just a brat. Nothing more to it.
"Reported-by" reads like: "this person mentioned the problem to us". In this case he did all the heavy lifting which is like 95% of the work. How is reported-by a proper accreditation? I feel like many commenters here never had to debug any complex or subtle, hard-to reproduce bugs. Either that or there are many assholes on this site.
The first card image is interesting to me because of how many animal-related injuries it features, hinting at the much more rural life that most people had at that time. Three horses, a cow and a dog - I think a modern equivalent would include at most the dog.
> for use on public freeways

The press release [1] seems to indicate that this is just for freeways, which I thought was the easy case that has been mostly solved (in a technological sense) for years by a bunch of different players.

[1] https://media.mbusa.com/releases/release-1d2a8750850333f086a...