skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Lorries, SUVs, etc. are not driven by the extreme poor travelling to work, so taxes can be staged in a way to be less regressive on this front. They can also be targeted in a way to reduce negative impacts, e.g. reduced rates for buses or rates for different pollutant levels of tyres/brakes.
Quite the opposite I think it will hype down and up again.

I think LLM are too costly, and their usefulness are limited (you can’t use it for writing, because it’s trained with good texts as well as horrible texts)

They are slow to update, so their world quickly become dated.

This will be the first blow.

Then we will have smaller fine tuned models.

Then we will realise the current architecture can’t scale enough.

It will take a bit of time before we fully grasp how to truly build a world with well defined protocols so we can have networks of specialised agents communicating and solving specific tasks.

Between these different phases, I expect some time where the hyped will be down a bit, before the next breakthrough
The one-liner immutable mistake
Taxing on residency creates a massive loophole. What if Jeff Bezos gains residency in a country without capital gains and sells all his Amazon Stock then moves back to the US. The year he’s gone saves him 25 billion in taxes for doing little more than sitting on an island somewhere.

Now, if you taxed capital gains when they occurred rather than when the asset was sold then I would absolutely agree it should be tied to residency. But by deferring it for decades suddenly there’s a major incentive to get out of that obligation.
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I am in London as well; I think it depends on where you are going. Also they are being clever with closing meeting rooms, so that people are incentivized to make bookings (use & buy credits) instead of walking into one of the many unlocked meeting rooms.

Still don't know how they can go on though.
Can you name some, I'm curious. I assume you mean the actual trading software not just the UIs?
Are there any Hungarians here who can enlighten us about what was controversial?
The market share of SUV's went from 27% to 50% from 2010 to 2019.
We work in a mobile gaming environment, and this helped out developers quickly figure out what code existed and why. And in our environment, reuse of code from previous games is a big advantage for us. Definitely recommend giving it a try.
Association between temperature and alcohol- and substance-related disorder
I'm sorry to break this to you but 1974 isn't 20 years ago anymore.
Now that you mention this, I think I've also run across the J code before.
With taxation, we usually use "progressive" and "regressive" relative to a baseline of proportional to income: "A progressive tax is a tax in which the tax rate increases as the taxable amount increases."

So it isn't enough to say that VMT is correlated with income: if it goes up with income but decreasing as income increases a tax would be regressive, and if the reverse it would be progressive.
Not advertisements per se, but I scrolled through my feed the other night and honestly, every single video suggested just seemed to be clickbait / spam / conspiracy nonsense. I'm usually addicted to YouTube, but I had zero interest in viewing any of it.

Not the first time I've felt like this in the last 12 months either.

Edit: Come to think of it, maybe the content is some type of concealed advertising ?
I think you mean default password ZeroZeroZeroBootZero
Yeah, I was also surprised when I scrolled Shorts a while back on how far off it was from my normal viewing habits. Either alt-right podcasts with dumb fake outrage stuff, or for some reason constant videos of dancing. Neither which is close to my viewing habit on YT which is 99% British panel shows. Gotten a bit better, though. Might also be other types of content having started to use that part of the platform, so they actually have something relevant to serve me.

At least I can scroll YT Shorts on public transit. No matter how many times I'm saying "not interested on" half-naked girls, and it not being relevant to anything I'm following on Insta, I get it all the time..
A portion of this fraudulent money gets directed straight towards the election of the people responsible for creating and enforcing these laws.
Thanks for the hard work everyone who contributed to this ecosystem, from someone who just wishes to focus on applying the tech to build shit and solve problems in this space.

Been standing on the sholders of much of this for a while now from prototyping in livebook and for various ML/LLM backed prod projects with things like self hosting embedding models (thanks to NX + bumblebee + OS Models from ) and using meta fais for vector storage neatly via elixirs solid native bindings story, to generally elixir being great for streaming output from LLMs or building more complex agents on top of them using the process model / OTP.
Imagine everyone doing this, all the time. That is what it is like living in a low trust society, such as many developing countries.

Simple transactions cost far more, take way more time. Lots of resources wasted in vetting, and lots of price premiums to account for inevitable losses due to corruption.
There aren't any. The fastest access you can get to Binance is in apne1 (az depends on which products you are trading). There are also a lot of systematic strategies worth automating that aren't really latency sensitive.
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Friendly FYI -- the link to your resume on your website is broken.
Show HN: We created a platform to teach you Event-Driven architecture in Go
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We have the VPC thing for Gate but it's slower than the public thing.
Google will do absolutely anything for money.
Perhaps part of why you haven't heard of anyone forcing citizenship renunciation is that renunciation is difficult and uncommon. I think that is a good thing and it should stay that way.

"I am pretty sure [the renunciation] would be invalidated if you proved that it was under duress."

I'm curious about your thinking on this point. Could you list the forms of evidence a person who renounced citizenship under duress could adduce to prove the renunciation was done under duress?

I'm pretty sure an audio tape of "Tell you what. Since you hate me and America so much, denounce your citizenship and I'll let you go live a peaceful life back wherever you came from" while the person is chained to a radiator would not count, even though under the circumstances this is a form of duress.

I don't think you are correct that any court would overturn it, regardless of any evidence introduced.

For this reason, I personally feel that it should not be possible to renounce citizenship, specifically to prevent this possibility from happening.
Capital gains are due at disposition. If Bezos leaves America then he only owes the value accrued during his time in America. Any more than that there's no basis for whatsoever. If he wants to rule Amazon from the Bahamas and not spend enough days in the US each year to pass the substantial presence test, then go for it.

If Bezos paid up when he relinquished residency and then Amazon went down, should he get a refund? 10 years later? Why not - why should he only owe money if it goes up?

He can do the same exact thing by renouncing his citizenship today and paying the capital gains due, today. It's not a 'loophole' that doesn't already exist. In fact, that's exactly what Eduardo Saverin did. [1]

[1] https://www.reuters.com/article/us-facebook-taxes-idUSBRE84G...
Why would ranchers spend money on reducing negative externalities they don't have to pay for? If ranchers had to pay a methane emission tax, they would buy it in a heart beat.
The same way fake results are allowed on Google search.

I find youtube unusable with ads on so I only open it on a desktop with uBlock Origin.
Assessment of Stoichiometric Autocatalysis Across Element Groups
He isn’t.
I've switched to building VS Code extensions for my local-first personal side projects. The reason: no server to run and all my data is in plain text so I can put it in source control.

I've built and use a time tracker, a double entry accounting system (using a Beancount(ish) syntax) and an activity tracker. Two of the three of those were using older CLI code I wrote a few years ago adapted into an extension.

Adding a webview that tracks the content of a tab is pretty simple. It also gives me the excuse to write parsers (some of my favorite code) which allows me to render the text into a data structure that my webview code (in my case React) can render on each keystroke. I don't get fancy, I parse the full buffer on each keystroke and with proper React state management the DOM updates are optimized.

I don't think I'll ever open source or publish the extensions themselves as they are too specialized for what I need and want but I may (if I have time) generalize the webview + tab change/rename/delete/close tracking code into an open source library.

I'd recommend this approach if it fits with your side projects. Its an easy way to get a web gui for your ideas without adding to the graveyard of broken domain dreams.
Hello,

I'm one of the developers of workflow-manager. We created workflow-manager to solve the issue with scheduling on Github workflows. Complex schedules does not work very well.

Feel free to try it out!
I think there may be a typo with the "Restart" button. An interesting project though! I'm curious, where do you see this going next? Would it be to have the AI execute the plan?
For dummies like me:

The load on the road from one axle (2 wheels) is 10 times greater for a truck than for a car. However, the fourth power law says that the stress on (damage to) the road is this ratio raised to the fourth power.

The road stress ratio of truck to car is 10,000 to 1.
Am I crazy or is there TempleOS influence here. They don’t seem related at all yet this seems to borrow some branding/naming.
The rich are only held accountable when they screw over other rich people/other larger entities (like banks). Occasionally when a company engages in exceptionally egregious conduct against average people they can get a larger slap on the wrist via a class action suit, but it seems like those are becoming more rare, especially since anti-class action clauses are standard practice in contracts.
CRDTs handle exactly that. There are times where things aren't exactly as the user intends but at least there's a way to determine a resolution.
What's Your Time to Release Equation?
our wework in waterloo is quite full, especially on tuesday/thursday. Astonishingly, there are still two baristas serving coffees from state of the art La Marzocco coffee machines. All this while the share price collapsed and the market cap is $150M.
Since you seem to have trouble with even simple English, I will ask again. What do you lose from Apple being forced to make the drivers etc open and devices compatible with other devices? I don't care if it causes apple more or less work, I care how it affects me. Why are you not answering if you think you have anything at all to lose from Apple being made to open stuff up?
Interesting, that actually surprises me. Thanks for clarifying!
The idiot you talk about (but cowardly fail to respond to) is me. It’s not my fault you don’t know how to use Wikipedia.

Look up Pierre Bousquet and Leon Gaultier before making a fool of yourself.
I banned YouTube for my teenager due to the amount of fraud and unsafe, fake content. It anything even remotely close was appearing on cable, the FCC would be all over it.
> Elon Musk deepfake talking about some AI garbage

Are you sure that's a fake? That seems pretty on brand...
Show HN: Slashdot to Telegram using bash / rsstail
Daily reminder that ublock origin is the best software being currently developed. Adding to this sponsorshipblock extension and the efforts by its community, the web is a place that can be digested again.
Towards Robust Continual Learning with Bayesian Adaptive Moment Regularization
i'd probably blame the compiler. It's a weird mess of DEC objects being glued together to run on NT (Like the MIPS/PPC ones too). And if you wanted to make anything that for sure ran on all CPU type's you'd build /Od. Doing /O2 or /Ox was a recipe to run nowhere.

The real shame is that 64bit beta compiler does such a substantially better job on the Alpha, but like everything else once everything started to gel, it suddenly imploded.
This makes me feel empty
This is nonsense. A Tesla Model 3 or Model Y or Chevy Bolt is much lighter than an Escalade or Chevy Suburban.

More anti-EV propaganda. Shame on "journalists" for reprinting this junk without even the most basic fact checking.
Windows 2000? The one which f'ck'ed up ^W^W embraced&extended Kerberos? Yeah, sure we liked that.
The investors of WeWork gave bajillions of dollars to the founders of WeWork.
I was in Varick too! great memories of that place, it certainly felt like they were onto something back then.
Am I especially dumb, or is IPFS messaging really flaky?

For example, I still don't understand how to access their resources. Do I need a special client?

And this is coming from a person who LOVES torrents...
OTOH, consumers care far more about an EV's range than most ever did about fuel efficiency in a gasoline car. The best way to increase range is to increase efficiency, so manufacturers appear to spend far more effort optimizing the efficiency of EV's than they ever did on the efficiency of gasoline cars.
Google hasn’t been really good at web search anymore for quite a while now
I have to hazard a guess: You don't have first-hand experience with the Federal court system.

Trust me on this, "justice" is somewhere down its list of priorities; it cares more for tradition, ritual, and form. In civil court, just causes very frequently (indeed, almost as a rule,) lose -- and often because one side doesn't have deep enough pockets to engage proper representation and survive the expensive process of discovery in Federal court.

A noble-minded judge, as you describe, wouldn't last a year. He'd quickly end up looking like the stereotype of the beleaguered public defender: Harried, exhausted, and unable to do a good job as he sees it.

The people who do survive as judges are a very, very strange breed.
You do see a lot of really poor understanding of statistics out there, but on reflection, I want to say the latter is much worse. If journalists with an agenda were actually good at manipulating data, it would be much harder to put trust in anything.
thats the point, you dont.
Most particulate pollution comes from tires and brakes, EVs are heavier and have more torque/power than most ICE vehicles so ye sit matters

A lot of countries already tax vehicles on weight
They still are, ARM is widely supported. There just aren’t many other platforms in wide use today to target.
I actually don't have problems with ads. Never did. I think the ad-driven business model was better for the internet since most services/information sites were free. Now most things are locked behind paywalls.
If interested in using Neon for ephemeral environments, Coherence (I’m a cofounder) recently launched a first-class integration with Neon for just this purpose: https://docs.withcoherence.com/docs/reference/integrations#n...

Would be cool to try using this extension on top of RDS or Cloud SQL to offer the same experience without the overhead of another SaaS tool!
You've met many people IRL who hem and haw like that? It must be in social circles where being anti-car is high status and they feel obligated to pay at least a bit of lip service.
I think the standard for fraudulent ad in the US is really high, and understandably so. It's like AR-15, its a very indulging reading of the constitution, that the government shall not impede speech.
> finally a thing after the summer.

Imagine paying to be in an office crowded with people. The stockholm syndrome is strong.
I feel like there hasn't been so many viable custom ROMs ever: GrapheneOS, CalyxOS, LineageOS, /e/ OS, DivestOS, ...

I use one of them, my phone came with it, and I never had to do anything special with it. It just works. In my case it's de-Googled so I just have to use alternatives apps for e.g. Google Maps and the likes.
I'm sure Zuckerberg will get the same sentence as Ulbricht.
You seem to have a reading comprehension problem that somehow hasn't been mitigated by the previous reply to you. You're making this about Mastodon vs. other social networks, but that's a false dichotomy.

To clarify:

1. I'm not leaving Mastodon.

2. I'm not going back to Twitter.

3. I'm not recommending Twitter.

4. I'm not switching to another social network.

5. I'm not recommending another social network. I even stated in the article that Threads is not a viable alternative to Mastodon.

I migrated from one Mastodon instance to another. My complaint was that too many Mastodon instance administrators are incompetent or irresponsible.

Moreover, I do expect any service to not experience unexpected data loss. Is that not a reasonable assumption?
I love the idea after reading the site, this line, however, scares me about the addon:

Access your data for all websites
Show HN: Trigger.dev V2 – a Temporal alternative for TypeScript devs
Back in February, we posted a Show HN about building a “developer-first open source Zapier alternative” (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=34610686). This was v1 of Trigger.dev.

During the months since, we’ve gathered a lot of feedback from early users and realized that what developers actually wanted was more like an easier-to-use Temporal with integrations.

Here’s what we’ve learned so far:

- Serverless timeouts make it hard for anyone to write reliable background jobs. So our current product makes that easy for Next.js and other full-stack React frameworks. Long-running server support is coming soon.

- We simplified the architecture to make it far easier to self-host. This was the most common comment in our previous Show HN.

- We made it much easier to contribute to. You can now add new API integrations for any service we don’t already support. Either publicly (we appreciate PRs) or privately in your existing codebase.

We’re open about what we’re building (https://trigger.dev/changelog) and what we’re planning on doing next (https://trigger.dev#roadmap) as we believe community feedback ensures that we’re solving real problems.

So here’s where we’re at, and where we’re headed:

[x] Easy self-hosting.

[x] Serverless. Long-running Jobs on your serverless backend.

[x] Integration kit. Build your own integrations, or use ours.

[x] Bring-Your-Own-Auth. You can now authenticate integrations as your users.

[x] Dashboard. View every Task in every Run.

[x] Cloud service. No deployment required.

[x] React hooks. Easily update your UI with Job progress.

[x] React frameworks. Support for Next.js, Astro, Remix, Express.

[ ] More frameworks. Support for SvelteKit, Nuxt.js, Fastify, Redwood.

[ ] Background functions. Offload long or intense tasks to our infrastructure.

[ ] Long-running servers. Use Trigger.dev from your long-running backend.

[ ] Polling Triggers. Subscribe to changes without webhooks.

[ ] And lots more…

I’d love to hear your thoughts on background jobs. Have we missed anything off the list? What should we be building next?

https://github.com/triggerdotdev/trigger.dev
This is business at truest and most raw form. Its easily one of my favourite parts of capitalism where you get as close to nature as you can in a civilised world.

WeWork is walking an extremely tight rope with a very narrow window of time and not a lot of options.

Things could go in many directions (merger, acquisition, bankruptcy, extension) and this is the last time the current management/shareholders will have any kind of say/leverage in what happens.

Do you just expect them to do nothing and wait for inevitable implosion and the subsequent wipe out of shareholders, mass layoffs and probably either the end of the brand or a restructured version that will be a shell of its former self.

Btw speaking of Elon, he was in a very similar spot this time last year. Mass exodus advertisers dropping already bad financials of a cliff with looming interest payments.

> and in the end it's shareholders and tax payers who suffer

This makes it look like a good vs bad situation when in reality its an already bad situation where you multiple stakeholders fighting for who loses the least.
Understanding LLMs Through the Problem They Are Trained to Solve
Abstract: The widespread adoption of large language models (LLMs) makes it important to recognize their strengths and limitations. We argue that in order to develop a holistic understanding of these systems we need to consider the problem that they were trained to solve: next-word prediction over Internet text. By recognizing the pressures that this task exerts we can make predictions about the strategies that LLMs will adopt, allowing us to reason about when they will succeed or fail. This approach - which we call the teleological approach - leads us to identify three factors that we hypothesize will influence LLM accuracy: the probability of the task to be performed, the probability of the target output, and the probability of the provided input. We predict that LLMs will achieve higher accuracy when these probabilities are high than when they are low - even in deterministic settings where probability should not matter. To test our predictions, we evaluate two LLMs (GPT-3.5 and GPT-4) on eleven tasks, and we find robust evidence that LLMs are influenced by probability in the ways that we have hypothesized. In many cases, the experiments reveal surprising failure modes. For instance, GPT-4's accuracy at decoding a simple cipher is 51% when the output is a high-probability word sequence but only 13% when it is low-probability. These results show that AI practitioners should be careful about using LLMs in low-probability situations. More broadly, we conclude that we should not evaluate LLMs as if they are humans but should instead treat them as a distinct type of system - one that has been shaped by its own particular set of pressures.
I just got this one as the first ad I saw now while browsing in an incognito tab. I really had no idea how far the quality has fallen, dang.
Well running something "in the cloud" can be arbitrarily complicated, so that's a kinda undefined question.

The simplest equivalent is just regular apps that save data to somewhere that's backed up.
This likely belongs in the Who is Hiring post @ https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37739028. Good luck on your search.
you cant keep up with the fire-hose of nonsense that is the internet. Don't try, its such a waste of your skills and appreciated efforts.

If it gets enough attention just put a simple refutation or clarification on the foundations front page and move on.