skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've noted before and will note again that the amount of hate Python got for the 2-to-3 deprecations has led to a much worse problem: piecemeal low-visibility updates which are much harder to plan for.

As a contractor, I singlehandedly migrated 4 different codebases from 2 to 3; a total of just under a million lines of code, and none of these codebases took more than 40 hours. This was not some horrific burden for most companies using Python. The people who flamed Python for these breaking changes were either extreme outliers or the sort of people who would be happy with the language never making breaking changes, ever, no matter how bad of mistakes in design were discovered.

I would strongly prefer that datetime.utcnow were not deprecated in a 3.x release, but instead deprecated along with the GIL and any other breaking changes, in Python 4.0. Yes, it would get them flamed. And the flamers are wrong. At least that way people can plan for the transition at their leisure instead of constantly worrying that a 3.x release will unexpectedly break their codebase if they don't read the release notes before every update.
But you don't have to put in your address, just your country. For many websites you likely have to do that anyway because you might not speak the default language.

Moreover, most of the websites change the location based on IP addresses anyway.
Are you joking? Do you have any idea what happened to India after the British left up til the early 1990s?

Maybe read up a bit - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Economic_liberalisation_in_Ind...
I met them once, by accident, while returning my ski rental gear to the shop in the base of the Snowbird lodge. She was friendly and kind, and ribbed me a bit. I'd recently read President Carter's book on aging [0] and, being ~20 years ago, it was too soon for me to be reading that kind of thing.

[0] 'The Virtues of Aging', Jimmy Carter.
Tangential, but the lack of a "these types are available" as the counterpart to "Accept" has always been so obviously missing. What's the point of Accept if you don't know what to ask for?

Maybe in the trivial case saying "I'd prefer a JPG to a PNG" can be an assymetrical choice. But in all the interesting use cases I can think of, e.g. where there are competing representation formats, you'd want the server to be able to respond to a HEAD with the choices.

That's the kind of thing you can put in Swagger, but that might lead to hoisting the client's choice into the API, away from Content Negotiation.
> Is the messaging on that URL you found misleading? Yes, and we will improve upon that

Will you improve on the rest of your messaging? For instance, the FSL is not "closer to open source than source available". It is just source available. You seem to view "that URL" as something external to your organisation – a little slip-up in an otherwise clean record – but I see it as a logical continuation of a long process of making yourselves seem as close to open source as possible. Every communication I've seen has been worded to downplay the ways FSL is not open source. You start by calling it a "not OSI approved" license instead of just source available, then you move on to an "eventually open" license then a "mostly open" license then a "more open than not" licence. Dropping the qualification is just the end point of all this. If you had started with the attitude "this isn't open source, we wish it could be but we can't manage that", you would not have eventually told a full blown lie. A lie is just what happens when you keep permitting half-truths. It's the exact reason I'm so pedantic about this and view even the small missteps as so important. You have seen here the direct consequence of them.

Real improvement on this matter will require you to change a lot more than the most obvious failure.

> you're all over this thread suggesting bad faith by Sentry, by our employees, by others in the community. You seem to have an awful lot to say about how harmful Sentry is

I believe that communicating you are open source when you aren't or attempting to create ambiguity in the definition of open source is harmful. It doesn't matter who's doing it. Doing unrelated good deeds isn't an excuse. You could be curing cancer or creating world peace for all I care, I would still insist that you do not associate this source available license with open source. I have accused you of doing this to improve sales, which is bad faith as it may be you had some other reason, but also an important point to make – these kinds of misrepresentation may influence people to pay you money and hence have real stakes. People in this very thread have said they bought your software under the impression it had some of the favourable aspects of open source which are impeded by the FSL.

> That is definitionally toxic, and exactly why HN has such a bad reputation.

Maybe people would reply to you in a less "toxic" manor if you didn't make every attempt possible to insult them and every community they are a part of. Just a passive-aggressive suggestion.

> You just continue to look like someone with a grudge who is wildly misinformed, making demands as Anonymous Internet User #67.

So you admit to being incorrect, and to having lied in a number of aspects, but you still want to keep insulting me? And you think I will come out of this looking bad? Maybe you should apologise for your mistakes instead of demeaning me and and the entirety of the open source community and HN. A simple "you are correct" would have sufficed even if you couldn't manage a "sorry".
Cobra makes you eligible for the health plan but you have to pay both the employer and the employee portions which is why it jumps up.
https://aa-project.sourceforge.net/aalib/
Civ VI (more precisely all Civ series games) should be on this list. There is a whole category of Great Engineers and the game mechanics allow these real life Engineers to aid in the construction of Wonders and triggering a win condition. City planning is a big part of the game.

Poly Bridge is also a game that is focussed on building bridges.

Kerbal Space Program is focussed on constructing a Rocket and launching it.
> my opinion is if rent was cheaper, a lot more people would be willing to do these service jobs of it meant they could live independently.

This is 100% it. The housing market in the Anglosphere is the root of all problems. At least in the UK, I'm anticipating a single issue party to form in the coming years, like UKIP but solely for housing and renting reform. It would have the potential to steal votes from both the left and right and become a formidable power.
Yep. Softmodems were hot garbage because they were generally Windows only.

Gimme a Courier 56k or give me AOL at 75 baud.
What library did you use? What is your epoch? Are those seconds or milliseconds? Is it UTC or TAI?

ISO8601 and friends are literally for formatting dates for the purpose of exchange.
„Demnach erhielten die Entwickler und Betreiber der App, die Firmen SAP und Deutsche Telekom, im Jahr 2020 52,8 Millionen Euro. Im Folgejahr stiegen die Ausgaben auf 78,8 Millionen Euro. 2022 sanken die Kosten auf 68,6 Millionen.”

What’s misleading, exactly?
And would make it easier for business to make ends meet too.
Element requiring a CLA has only 1 practical effect: Element are effectively saying that in their repo of Synapse/Dendrite, they won't integrate any copyleft code they can't relicense.

Other organisations could still choose to maintain a repo of Synapse/Dendrite that integrates any AGPL code, including all code released by Element.

That might be a better upstream than Element! — but it would take work. For it to happen, someone would need to do and/or fund that work.
> Those on the right largely blame immigration, which has added 2mn people to the country in recent decades. Those on the left point to social factors, including the privatisation of Sweden’s welfare system which has led to worse services in deprived areas.

Probably both things are true.

When countries take in large amounts of immigration, their generous welfare systems can become stressed.

Sweden didn't balance the concerns.
Sure, he may have support from people like yourself. However, it’s possible that many people supporting him know the full story, or may be supporting him for the wrong reasons. For instance, Sam may have been courting outside investment for OpenAI or his own ventures competing with OpenAI without disclosing it to the board. Also, people may be supporting him because of their own interests (consider Microsoft). To say that he has support from people not involved is a bit meaningless right now; and saying he has support from j side OpenAI is devoid of evidence.
If Ilya’s problem with Sam was that he was acting out on his own and deviating from founding principles, he’s not going to have a good time under Elon.
There is, indeed, many gangs in the US, who drive the crime stats up.
I just wrote a sibling comment and then realized you just stated exactly the same I wanted to say, but with more concrete examples :)

That's exactly the sweet spot: complex, self-contained logic units might benefit from low-level unit testing, but for the most part, what you're interested to know is if the whole thing works or not. Just IMHO, of course...
Practical Tips for Finetuning LLMs Using LoRA (Low-Rank Adaptation)
He won't. In a company, you want all employees to share the same vision. Ylia and Altman clearly don't. There is no point pretending
Network Analysis of Nintendo DS Traffic
Most Polish people have free ATM withdrawals from Euronet per their bank account agreement. In Poland it is probably the most popular ATM chain. Where there’s a lot of ATMs there’s a lot of people - not specifically tourists.

This article is weird about assuming that.
Yes, like the UK-Ruanda plan. Problem is that this very unethical (regarding the native population of the third country, especially if not very democratic). And has the risk that those countries make a business out of it
There needs to be a special kind of therapist for people like us.
The most recent Zelda game (Tears of the Kingdom) has a pretty fun vehicle builder component. People have made all sorts of crazy things using it.
I don't believe that someone who is capable of writing the comments that you're writing can't actually understand what I wrote.

What is your most charitable interpretation of what I just asked you?
> If I were the OpenAI board, I would be sleeping like a baby

Well, they're all about to be out of a job, so it's a good time to catch up on sleep.
A technology like htmx seems to demand a “hypermedia” API. Whereas things like angular and react can consume a data API in many cases. However once an application becomes sufficiently complex people end up building data APIs just to suit their frontend framework. And in that case doing htmx and returning html seems nicer.
I'm sure that this even happened at all isn't good for anyone. I can't for the life of me understand how the people who made this decision did it in the complete absence of talking to investors, stakeholders and even the OpenAI employees in leadership positions. And then to provide no explanation. Even the community and people who were using their APIs deserved one. They behaved so irresponsibly.
If enough employees quit or Microsoft throws some weight around, the enterprise could implode, making board-control moot.
As well as other participants
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38098779
> We are not “special” at all. We have no right making other species go extinct

That is self contradictory. A lot of species go extinct due to other species.

If we don't have that "right", that makes us special.
Well, I suspect many of the people who would normally work as waiters or blue collar jobs became rich on Dogecoin, dealing drugs or other social scheme. The social aspect of blue collar work has delivered financial opportunities.

And many people who studied for years and used to work as honest engineers or scientists are now out of jobs don't want to work as waiters or do blue collar work, especially for such a corrupt system. Is it bad though? You want them to spit in your food?
"There was another impact on Jupiter last night " (15 Nov)
> Read the first link why Termux cannot do Android 10 and later.

Because of the addition of SELinux ruleset restricting a system call. This has nothing to do with whether Android uses GNU or is similar to desktop Linux. Can enable SELinux and this configuration on a GNU/Linux system just fine.
Massive unfettered immigration will do that to you
Unfortunately everywhere in the Western world there seems to be denialism about this.

And I'm actually legitimately afraid to actually voice that opinion in-person. I can vent here anonymously. But in the circles I'm in in San Francisco, I wouldn't dare suggest that certain migrants may not be compatible. There could personal, social, career impacts. You're automatically branded a xenophobe of some kind.
the article ends on that note too, but "it could be worse" is not an acceptable response to a worsening situation.
100% this.

People want to be happy. Once a person's financial needs are more-or-less met, it will be very hard to convince them to leave, even for substantially more pay, if they know their new job will make their lives materially worse for ~8h/day.
pewresearch.org and FT are using different gun deaths definitions. Compare France.

Gun death rate in France is 27 per million.

Death from assault by firearm in France is 2 per million.

To compare the US to Sweden we need rate of death from assault by firearm for the US.
They may not be hands off but they may be there from day #1. It's usually a matter of how much time they can commit. If it is only a little bit then it is usually in an oversight role, but it is also possible that they are instrumental in raising the first round of funding. Or in the case of a medical start-up the person who allows their name to be used by the venture because they believe in the concept or maybe even because they contributed the idea. Essentially: co-founders are those that were there on day #1 or that the rest of the founders allowed to call themselves co-founder even though they joined later (but they have made an outside contributions).

So it's a term with a strict definition but also one with plenty of exceptions.
For the classes of problems that you mention, I consider them as separate data types entirely and they shouldn’t ever touch your timezone-aware date-times objects. They should be stored as a composite types of your date, maybe time, and target timezone.

If you can mix timezone-aware objects with non-timezone aware objects like you do in Python, it’s get pretty dangerous because people will just mix them willy nilly and add and subtract the timezone-aware parts and then you get some really subtle date/time bugs.

That’s why I believe either a date-time MUST have a timezone and for other cases, you need a specialty data type for your domain, possibly provided by your date/time library.
Average wage of drain cleaner in US is $52,930[1] and for mining machine operator which is among the riskiest job it is $81,741[2], not exactly a quickly retiring wage.

[2]: https://www.salary.com/research/salary/hiring/mining-machine...
[1]: https://www.talent.com/salary?job=drain+cleaner
Of course you're saying that LLMs can only train on textual data, whereas we are developing multimodal AI at this time that takes things like visual, audible, and whatever other kind of sensor data and turn it into actionable information.
I had unlimited PTO (they called it DTO, for discretionary time off, to make it clear what it actually was). When I was interviewing I told my manager that I had 6 weeks at my old job and asked if he saw any issues with that. He said no, and sure enough I never had a issue taking time off. Definitely not always a scam, but also definitely a good idea to be explicit about what's reasonable.

Shortly after leaving that job for one that did have limited PTO, both my mother and sister had some health issues (they are both doing better now), and I found myself looking at my PTO balance when deciding if I take time off for this or that, and I really missed the cognitive freedom that came with "unlimited".
Yes, because it is well know that Mohammad urged Muslims to create criminal gangs and start dealing drugs...
Sorry, but what sort of stupid nonsense worldview do you have?

There are certainly immigrants with non-western values and also immigrants who are criminals but why are you mixing these two demographics together? If anything the ones dealing drugs are likely to be the most westernized.
I empathise with the viewpoint, but I don't think you're thinking like a hacker about this.

If safe browsing only blocked the subdomain when you have a certain threshold of "safe" subdomains, then attackers would just have a sufficient number of "safe" subdomains.

Also how do you set the threshold? It's dependent on the market that the subdomain hosting provider targets, it's dependent on how good their moderation is, it's dependent on how quickly they get indexed, all sorts.

Any solution needs to work for the case of malicious users, and needs to work at a scale of billions of pages, i.e. you can't use any human review or non-machine-identifiable information.
> Sweden to (Greece, Denmark, Belgium, Netherlands) have similar immigration patterns without the same violent crime rates.

You haven't gone to Brussels I suppose... Especially Molenbeek or Station Zuid.

Ps. I'm from Belgium
From everything I can piece together the underlying problem is that Sam defunded Ilya's alignment research because they only have so much compute and they needed all of it to keep up with the demand for ChatGPT and the APIs, especially after dev day.

Ilya losing access to the GPUs he needs to do his research so that the company can service a few more customers seemed like a fundamental betrayal to him and a sign that Sam was ignoring safety in order to grow marketshare.

If Elon is able to promise him the resources he needs to do his research then I think it could work out.
Thank you. There's room for lifetime pricing to evolve - based on demand.

For now, if it hugely benefits customer - I hope they upgrade to lifetime plan!
When you're in bed and about to sleep you have the most control of your attention. You're not on your phone, no one is trying to talk to you. The most access most people have of their attention is right before bed. Things like self-awareness, worry, ambition, memories that might've been ignored all day, are all of a sudden in the foreground of our perception, and a person finds themselves actually thinking rather than just reacting to stimuli.
These AI whitepapers are getting increasingly close to cookie recipes.

You're right, it's within the charter of what arxiv is meant to be, but I don't think that's how a lot of people think about it.
I'm starting to suspect this was all orchestrated by Google. Win-win. Google has the hardware, the data, and the models. Google only lacks OpenAI's secret refining sauce. Getting back Ilya would be the best outcome for them.
I think you hit the nail on the head here: "if rent was cheaper"

The jobs that that people "don't want to work anymore" no longer pay a living wage. Between rent hikes squeezing the low end, high interest rates squeezing the middle class, and every major company from oil down to Kellog's raising prices but not wages, people can't _afford_ to take menial, minimum-wage jobs anymore.

Oh, and a bunch of people died because of COVID, so supply has been affected too.
Shootings occur in all kinds of areas in the major cities, but also in smaller towns. Sweden has also had a worrying number of bombs outside stairwells in residential areas and in detached houses. Therefore, the problems are not only concentrated in marginalized areas or what the Swedish Police call, particularly vulnerable areas. Per capita, Sweden has twice as many gang members as Mexico but you can hardly compare the gang structures in the two countries.

Although it happens that innocent people die or get injured, the acts are targeted at active gang members and, more recently, tragically, their families to a greater extent.

The problems are significant in the context of gang crime, but it's not like an ordinary person needs to be afraid of being out for a walk or being assaulted, robbed, or attacked by gangs. In Malmö, which is Sweden's third-largest city and is located near Copenhagen, gang problems have significantly decreased in recent years through Group Violence Intervention efforts.

I'm not trying to gloss over the problems, which are significant, but I understand that the authorities and communities have the will, knowledge, and resources to change the situation.
Why would you want to deport someone’s grandkid?
Its because I am tired of debating the same high minded arguments everytime this topic comes up. sure people can have different opinions then me online, but, I am yet to meet a single person in real life 1-1 conversation (who is IC, managers love it otoh) who actually is better off with unlimited PTO. everyone starts off with the vibe that oh they Understand why companies do it ala logistic benefits etc but you can see thats just a way to 'manage' & rise above their true feelings about. again, star performers & principal level engineers, sure, it may work out okay but for the rest of us mortals its just a scam.

truly ask yourself this, given an anonymous choice with offer, how many people will have the 'unlimited pto' vs good old 4-6 weeks concrete time off that you have to inform your manager not 'discuss & work out'. its BS and you know it. oh and in case you are wondering, I am not some hothead fresh boot out of college, I have spent over 2 decades in valley with multiple startups and FANNGs. so this is not a casual remark.
I think you missed a majority of my post?

His CEO replacement supports him, the chairman of the board supports him, his investors (at least Satya + Kohsla) support him, his entire org supports him. You'd expect a handful of these people not to if there was really anything there, right?
Both camps are right. Some jobs don’t pay enough, but also many jobs don’t really deserve more pay… if the government didn’t hand out cash like it was candy it wouldn’t have been a problem and we wouldn’t have had runaway inflation
This also applies when you scale up to the multi petabyte RAM range via distributed computing/cloud. I wonder if we could actually continue the (very rough) linear fit on a log-log plot.
I remember reading he sold his residence there. I could be wrong. Maybe he has multiple homes there.
>I think we humans overestimate how unique we are.

That a lot of us refuse to see ourselves as part of the animal kingdom is indication enough.

Let's also not forget our pompous assumption that only humans can make and use tools (debunked), only humans can feel emotions (debunked), and so on.

If something ferocious ever comes around to knock humanity down several pegs, it will be very deserved.
OpenAI was ideologically dead when when they sold it to MS imo
While Sweden absolutely can be much stricter with background checks, in my experience in Scandinavia, y'all are racist jerks.

I'm a brown guy who's grown up in North America their entire life, and day-to-day conversations with people there suck. There absolutely seems to be a mentality that if you don't fit a specific trope you can't be Swedish.

No amount of token representation in Scandinavian TV will change that. There needs to be a persistent societal change in Sweden to better manage diversity.

The Swedish left sucks by infantilizing minorities and the Swedish right sucks by actively demonizing them. No one actually tries to communicate actively with minority or immigrant communities - they just use "community organizations" to do it for them.

Honestly, despite all the issues the US has - managing diversity is definitely not one of those.