skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Sorry, I’m not into Pokémon.

But seriously, I picked up FreeBSD a few years ago when centos went proprietary. Just got back into fiddling with the box recently, and great timing!

I’ve set up web servers in Linux many times. The differences between distros makes learning and implementing things a bit more fragmented. FreeBSD still gives you options, but feels like the path is more straightforward.
WITH MATERIALIZED restores the fence.
Not if you're using new engines, new fuel systems, new heat shielding, new materials for the body, and making both the booster and second stage fully reusable by landing them with the help of a never before tried system that catches them before they touch the ground.
So that proves my initial point - taxes are lower in hu and bg. Shame they dont do online company registration.

Life expectancy likely _was_ higher in the uk than the us but given that the nhs is in shambles i’d be surprised if it isnt dropping.

To digress, the nhs is in such a bad state that guaranteed east europe will overtake the uk in terms of health care unless anything changes. The tax money is being wasted by the government either on inefficiencies or corruption. And now they cant blame europeans anymore.
I wonder if it would perform better if you first run it through an identify the stack tool and then set the prompt to whatever the tech is not just straight to tailwind
I am not sure SEO is a strong influence here. Maybe, but I credit the influence from Strunk and White.

https://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=103147...

16. Be clear.

and

When you say something, make sure you have said it. The chances of your having said it are only fair.

What is being said here? And was it said? And was it said with 100 words when 10 would do? Were the other 90 words evidence or engaging content or ... a garden of thoughts?
If they negatively impact productivity and concentration for people without ADHD, and they affect people with and without ADHD diagnoses the same way, do they negatively impact productivity and concentration for people with ADHD?
Well it was submitted five years ago, that's the speed of standardization sometimes.
I guess I'm officially old now.
Yay, more third world pressure to bring ios down to android's level.

What's next? My iphone coming preinstalled with whatsapp with 5 norton antivirus refund rooms already prejoined?
Repeat after me:

"I have nothing to hide. I know for a fact that I am not now, nor will I ever be in the future, in a position that a political domestic, foreign, or corporate competitor adversary would wish to influence, or any opinions a present or future government or employer would wish to suppress, because I am an Ordinary Person.

I do not have, nor will I ever have, influence or access to union negotiations or elections, a vote on the local council to authorize development or zoning, a role in any political party, valuable technological know-how, an open-source project useful for supply-chain attacks, a role in legal proceedings someone may wish to influence or sabotage, access to critical infrastructure like railways, hydroelectric plants, electric supply, water supply, or telecom equipment, or any important military or strategic knowledge, nor do I develop any software that those in power dislike, such as encrypted messaging, file-sharing, ad-blocking, or surveillance-evading like TOR.

Nor do I know any such people, so I cannot be compelled to influence them.

I do not do, say, or watch anything my spouse, parents, children, friends, teachers, employer, police, or government would object to. I am an Ordinary Person, and have nothing to hide. I do not worry how my society will change when those who are not ordinary are attacked."
to them who find this comment exagerated (hyperbollic?)

there are things that through symbolism come to signify life-or-death scenario across different contexts (i.e. life or dead of what-exactly?)

these "ad-tech" wars aren't about technology as much as they (really) are about (the future?) of user freedom.

freedom is the key word (symbol) which links this difficult real world contest into the nuclear leagues
If you find that interesting, you also might find the existence of WGSN interesting, a product and fashion trend forecasting company[0]. If you're making a run of 10,000 items, would be nice to know if the design will still be in fashion after the 2 years it takes to get it to production right? Companies like WGSN try predict exactly that.

The odd thing is they're so popular among production businesses that it's unclear if they're predicting trends, or setting them.

[0]: https://www.wgsn.com/en
RTOS means hard realtime.
It is both an invitation and a conclusion.

As you note, we need to decide who to trust, and we can't do sufficient research. So we need heuristics.

The heuristics that I recommend are these:

1. Certainty, especially if there is debate among experts, indicates likely cognitive bias.

2. The ability to discuss how multiple perspectives would lead different people to different conclusions, suggests good reasoning.

3. A documented history of quantitative reasoning, along with data showing historical accuracy, is the best evidence of a trustworthy source.

I base those heuristics on the research in https://www.amazon.com/Expert-Political-Judgment-Good-Know/d.... Applying this heuristic to "sounds certain" results in a conclusion, that is an invitation to further research that may or may not happen.
So you would like to basically define addiction only if the brain uses the wanting mechanism instead of the liking mechanism. Which is ridiculous, since people act very similarly whether the wanting mechanism is used or not. It's basically a silly little definitional thing to exclude an entire class of addictions, even though people in both classes act very similarly.
For me, it's confusing because my theme provides like 3 different block editors to choose from, and all seem broken in a way or another, so I am not very afraid to even click on the "Edit with (insert name) block editor".
Yes, there is no way they give up Green vs Blue. I'm sure they'll make up some excuse why it makes sense to keep the distinction.

But the reality is that the Millennial and Gen Z bubble culture has been a big driver behind their market share increase in the US. And if Gen Alpha adopts the same culture (and doesn't rebel against norms created by prior generations like young people tend to do) then Apple will have a near monopoly in in the US in 15 years.
I like your answer. I also didn't create the prompt if we're going down that road. I just spoke.
When inflation is positive but low, prices grow exponentially, but the time it takes to hit the "knee" of the exponential curve is long.

When inflation is negative, it's deflation, and prices drop exponentially.
Yes, they seem to handle emotion, humor and ambiguity better than Data or any computer ever on the shows. 24th century technology, today.
Rocketry advances one explosion at a time.
The situation was resolved by Google taking effort to unify the Android landscape and maintain a single client for that OS, instead of carriers (like Orange Group) developing one client, Samsung, LG, Sony, Huawei, ZTE each developing other clients

Google doesn't own the RCS-specification, the spec is still defined and maintained by GSMA, with Google just having one of the seats at the table (along with carriers and device manufacturers).

Apple is also a member of GSMA, them adopting RCS means that they just take another seat at the table of the RCS working group.

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> Google has significant incentives for pushing RCS for more than one reason.

I don't know if you mean to imply some hidden Agenda. The incentive is to standardize "rich communication" across mobile platforms. "Green bubble" is one manifestation of the bigger issue that 27 years after the creation of SMS there is still no other universal method for me to send a text to your phone number today.

The main reason for that is, that several players still hope to own this communication channel to the user with their proprietary app, become the "Western WeChat" and sell access to the users.

RCS could be an universal non-proprietary method, open to be adopted by Apple, Facebook, WhatsApp and whoever wants to build a Message ecosystem. It has the potential to end this hassle and allow me to send a text to your number and reach you regardless of your OS and application of preference.
Your last paragraph is actually a very succinct summary for why the community decided to drop it.
> I think this research is pointing out that using ADHD-like medication as "smart drugs" for school work in people without ADD/ADHD is problematic.

Yes, but the conclusions drawn by this study and others are frequently wielded against people who do have ADHD. The very term "smart drugs" comes from this mindset - the belief that these drugs don't paper over an ailment, rather they make the user "smarter."
> LLM's like GPT are just predicting the next token in a sequence of tokens. It's not magic. It's still just a computer program.

Frankly, that approach is problematic, since any computer software that might achieve consciousness or self-awareness, and should be accorded rights, could have their rights dismissed using the argument "it's just a computer program".

I know they are probably a long way off, but AGI, and other adjacent or related technologies, such as a human to machine copy of a consciousness are explicitly stated goals of both businesses and extremely wealthy tech oligarchs that will have fundamental rights issues attached. We are bad enough at recognizing those rights in humans, in most of the world that we shouldn't wait until abuses start piling up to consider them.
> The data collected from these streams is sent to several vendors including Datadog (for application logs and metrics), Honeycomb (for traces), and Google Cloud Logging (for infrastructure logs).

It sounds like they were in a place that a lot of companies are in where they don't have a single pane of glass for observability. One of if not the main benefit I've gotten out of Datadog is having everything in Datadog so that it's all connected and I can easily jump from a trace to logs for instance.

One of the terrible mistakes I see companies make with this tooling is fragmenting like this. Everyone has their own personal preference for tool and ultimately the collective experience is significantly worse than the sum of its parts.
Fassbinder: Thousands of Mirrors. Once I've finished that, on to Money: 5,000 Years of Debt and Power.
Either Lisp or Stoic would work very well if you have a lot of mental stack space to keep track of parameters
Capabilities are important, but I don’t think that was introduced by seL4. Mach (which underlies macOS) has the same capability-based system.
I'm not a 10x expert developer so take this as anecdotal, but I've been freelancing a custom Blazor web application for a small business client who manages property - think presenting the user data, letting them manipulate the data, etc., so pretty simple stuff. It's the simplest MSFT framework I've worked with yet, which is a huge advantage to me as I'm using up my time outside of my regular 9 - 5.

Besides the controllers, models, and other things that might be separated from the views, I can mix my html and C# right there in the view - this is the biggest benefit IMO. In combination I use the Entity framework to interact with the DB, which adds to the simplicity.

The costs to run the internal application for several users is going to be around $6 a month for the Azure database. Hosting the web app is also on Azure, and it's free with the basic MSFT domain, which isn't a big deal to clients who use the software internally. This specific client will be saving over $200 a month once I release the app to them.

I can't tell you all the small details that the cool kids might be able to tell you, but I can produce reliable apps in lightening time and make my clients happy, which is ultimately my #1 goal with freelancing.
I am no obtuse, you are ignoring reality. Shou Zi Chew testified before Congress and lied through his teeth that they will invest in restructuring to store US users data in the US and insulate it from CCP government, which is impossible without significant US presence. TikTok's current head of operations, Adam Presser is a US national, as well as his predecessor. If Californian cared about kids mental health, they would absolutely go after TikTok.

Do you also think that California should not go after drug trade, because cartels that run it are outside of the US and Californian jurisdiction?
Nobody thinks Teams is a realtime application
To quote George Carlin: "The safety lecture continues… “In the unlikely event of a water landing…” … … well what exactly is… a water landing? Am I mistaken or does this sound somewhat similar to CRASHING INTO THE OCEAN?!!! “…your seat cushion can be used as a floatation device.” Well imagine that: my seat cushion… just what I need… to float around the North Atlantic for several days, clinging to a pillow full of beer farts!"

Interesting reversal: in my younger years I flew all over the planet, I can't even begin to estimate on how many flights I've been. And then, a couple of really bad flights in succession and I actually find it very difficult to contemplate flying again even if I know that statistically it's pretty safe and I'm exaggerating. Rationality only goes so far, apparently if you scare the lizard good a couple of times he remembers.
Taylor Swift is having a moment. So is girlhood in pop culture
When you say DataDog for everything else (as in not traces), besides logs, what else do you mean?
Agreed. This was evocative and emotional, beautifully capturing the existential despair and FUD of the LLM apparatus. It makes me happy to have near certainty that a human wrote this piece- even if were to be AI assisted!
New update doesn't let me drag files onto the address bar
Understandable, have a nice day.
We took a super simple (IMO) approach to collaborative editing in my current project:

Each block of text has a version number which must be incremented by one by the client at the time of submission. The database provides conflict prevention by uniqueness constraint which bubbles up to the API code. The frontend is informed of conflict, so that the user can be notified and let the human being perform conflict resolution.

Because most concurrent users are working on different blocks, this works great.
> green bubbles give her the ick

I mean, I guess I would be grateful to have such an earlier indicator that someone is not worth pursuing. Truly, who cares.
“declarative” Lol

“like SQL”

“like python”

This guy is out of his mind
My recollection is that unlimited text plans became the standard around 2008ish, well before iMessage came out.

iMessage "won" because it was the default for iPhone users in the US. Similarly, Whatsapp is the default nowhere and I don't know anyone who uses it, but that might be a generational thing. Whatsapp has always struck me as common in Europe, but rare in the US. We just use text and FB Messenger.
4:3 is the correct aspect ratio for IMAX but it sounds like everything else about the presentation at the theater was wrong so who knows if there were any other issues at your particular theater. The movie was released in a number of different formats so there's already a cropped version that will go onto the disc https://www.reddit.com/media?url=https%3A%2F%2Fpreview.redd....

Unfortunately they emptied out the proverbial bench to get enough staff worldwide to play Oppenheimer in film formats wherever possible and that led to some pretty spotty results.
I really don't like advertising, but it's a non-lethal nuisance.
firefox and being able to compile it on you machine may do the trick for a little while

but policy decisions aren't like technical ones.... principles are at play at every layer above the strictly-technical discussion
Two's Complement in 100 Seconds
Pentagon fails sixth audit, with number of passing grades stagnant
https://archive.ph/WJCMC
Both of your posts are informative. I think we go back to the parent comment that implies UV radiation is a general affect, versus a result of shoddy manufacturing, near these lamps.

Is UV a standard thing to avoid at every case, or just in exceptional cases?
LOL, what a typo! Good catch!
Alleged Extortioner of Psychotherapy Patients Faces Trial
If you want to hire the best talent - engineering and ethics, you need to pay top dollar. 380k is senior engineer comp at most FAANG adjacent companies. It's not a lot.
Hum, no, your example is not blackmail. It would be like the customer asking for free drugs or else he would report the dealer.

Anyway, the obvious course of action is to persecute the company and arrest the hacker. The problem here is probably that arresting the hacker is difficult.
The problem is that Google has a de facto monopoly on RCS.

The carriers (full members of GSMA) came up with RCS as a replacement for SMS/MMS at a network level and then didn't have the appetite to implement it.

Instead, they either A) adopted Google’s Messages as is, B) adopted Google’s Messages in white label form, slapping their logo on it, or C) made “their own thing” running on Google’s Jibe servers.

With very few exceptions, it all goes through Google. And Google uses this to pretend that their proprietary iMessage competitor is “the” RCS standard.

The actual RCS standard is dead for all intents and purposes because nobody uses it like that, except for Apple in the short term.
That's a sarcastic attempted put-down people say when they feel attacked for their terrible choices.
While I believe that there is an unbiased truth, my conclusion is that it is not necessarily something that I can discover.

I do not believe that those in the news are in a significantly better position to discover it either.

This strongly suggests that we should assume that all recountings are biased. It is just sometimes easier to find the bias than it is at other times.
> how unimpressively repetitive and unoriginal tasks keep being reimplemented by millions of developers worldwide

This extends far beyond just developers. This is a majority of all office work, from data entry to accounting to creative work. Most office work is just doing the same thing over and over again, often times with different people repeating what are essentially the same tasks, just at different companies.
Only one small state (NH) gets any attention from Presidential candidates. Smaller states do not benefit from the electoral college at all.
Right. So make the principled choice and use Firefox now.
Very much not a trope. I personally know multiple people who refuse to text green bubbles, to the point of refusing dates from people who have Android.
> Maybe the author is a good writer with interesting things to say, but has a bad speaking voice?

Possibly, but it's more likely the author was trying to make a quick buck by spamming low-quality content. Especially since the GP left the experience feeling cheated.

AI narration also could probably be used to launder stolen content to make a buck off it. Did you find a good writer with interesting things to say? Steal his work and run it through AI narration and collect the clicks.
I think you enjoy twisted arguments too much for me to continue this conversation.
The RCS bubble will at best be a color other than blue. The whole "blue bubble" class stratification is a competitive advantage for Apple, even if it's not truly earned. RCS provides a lot of the features that have made iMessage a preferable experience. And over time the collective consciousness may drift towards inclusiveness or indifference towards whatever bubble color RCS turns out to be, but I feel confident that unless it's mandated by some government body, Apple will keep blue bubbles to exclusively indicated iMessage.
I don’t think I’ve claimed otherwise.
Documentation is lagging reality a bit, we'll probably fix that around the next llvm release. Some information is at https://libc.llvm.org/gpu/using.html

That GPU libc is mostly intended to bring things like fopen to openmp or cuda, but it turns out GPUs are totally usable as bare metal embedded targets. You can read/write to "host" memory, on that and a thread running on the host you can implement a syscall equivalent (e.g. https://dl.acm.org/doi/10.1145/3458744.3473357), and once you have syscall the doors are wide open. I particularly like mmap from GPU kernels.
Not yet, but they are working on that.
Craftsmen's compensation is a non negotiable matter IMHO.

It's not someone's fault if they happen to live in a particular economic climate.

The real root cause isn't the engineering or infrastructure cost.

It is about people paying their fair share myself included.
Title seems to be editorialized? That's against HN rules, IIUC.
Prison phone company leaked 600K users' data and didn't notify them, FTC says
Quite. He’s the best writer in his field, and one of the best commentators on any topic full stop.
Yes maybe. While I understand Google's frustration, the number of carriers that implemented Universal Profile independently was not zero though, and in the end it was for nothing.

I know from a friend that Facebook was looking into integrating RCS to Messenger (not Whatsapp somehow) and willing to be part of the Google federated RCS network, that also fell through, but I don't why.
Let’s say for the sake of argument (because it’s not true) that the only possible benefit of psychedelics is “fun”. Assuming sensible doses do not cause harm, what is the problem with it only being fun?
Thanks. Apparently my info was out-of-date; I last checked in early 2022.
> hard to imagine an "AI girlfriend" that could be similarly short-term and bring positive changes.

Feeling lonely has negative consequences, there's a famous study comparing it to smoking cigarettes. Lonely people can get fixated on that feeling. Mitigating it may help people look for other hobbies, that they kept putting off because they were so focused on their need of a girlfriend.

Hell, a realistic enough "woman AI" (not "girlfriend AI") could make you lose the fear of flirting, be useful as practice, to have more confidence when you have a real date.

> the most profitable way to run such a product is not to help, it's to eat up as much user time as possible

If you charge per-month (like OP), it's more profitable is to eat up less time.
Not in my experience - reposting a comment here I made in the past:

"Be extremely careful and document everything - this happened to me with Amazon when I ordered a high end graphics card, and got an empty box. They said to send it back, but when they got it, forgot all about the part where I said the item was missing and claimed I didn’t complete the return.
Then they claimed to my credit card company I never requested a return.
Then they told the state AG that they had accepted my return when I filed a complaint (perjury!)
In the end, I lost 2500$ USD."
"News" companies fired all the journalists and replaced them with a quarter as many "writers" instead. Even when these new people have the training and qualifications to actually be a journalist, that's not their job anymore. For the most part, news corporations literally cannot afford to do journalism like they used to, because internet advertising crashed the price of ads in journalism sources, and everyone decided that seeing one inaccurate story meant the entire system should be thrown away and replaced with pundits slinging ass-pulled takes and lines to vaguely apply to whatever happened today, to an audience happy to never self reflect about all the things the pundit gets wrong.

One group cannot speak on all things, they just cannot have all the required knowledge, experience, and practice to accurately judge more than a few corners of reality. The modern jack of all trades can only really have a surface level understanding of most things.
I’m also interested in peoples’ experience. I’d expect decent performance: Whisper 3 has many model sizes, down to 35Mb, iirc. Training, and especially inference, should be doable on a Pi5.