skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't 100% know in the case of triplit, but pouchdb does what you describe for "free" (i.e. you don't need to code it). firebase uses a websocket, pouch uses (I believe) long polling.
Totally legitimate question. Boeing got let off the hook last time for egregious shit. They paid a fine and their fleet went back up.
They're owned by the airport and there are restrictions on their use.
Imagine you are an artist and have a specific style and one day you wake up and the computer program that ripped off your style gets credit for that particular style, as in "4000 midjourney artistic styles". Horrible.
If I remember correctly (can't find the book), the novel describes the aliens writing as a intricate multi-level rectilinear ideogram where in order to start drawing the design, you needed to know the exact ending of the entire message.
Each ideogram was an entire complex reply. This implied that the aliens had a different sense of time.

Whereas the movie, the writing was a simpler circular design with slight filaments hanging off and no mention of the encapsulated message as a whole IIRC. The movie design reminded minded me of the Lucent Technologies logo [1] (worked for them a short while, back long ago).

I really liked the story and the movie but different media formats have different aims and constraints so it's hard to compare. I wish the movie industry would tackle more original content (like Arrival) rather than endless sequels.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lucent
I think you would need to combine Elsa with Princess Peach for the IP to cancel out.
I've never really used twitter much, but as an outsider, sometimes I see things like this and I get the sense it has devolved into boomer targeted fear mongering. Is there still interesting discussion going on in there? If not, is there an alternative?
> Boeing must provide instructions to operators for inspections and maintenance. Boeing offered an initial version of instructions yesterday which they are now revising because of feedback received in response.

Is this something we could get our hands on? I'm super curious as to what the instructions contain, is it a mere "tighten the screws" or something a lot more severe?
Simple soution: Don't connect it to your wifi. Ask if a connection is required before you buy it. If so, buy one that doesn't require it.

There is no logical need for a network connection to wash clothes or keep your food cold. Excuses to the contrary are thinly veiled BS to justify spying.
Silicon Valley Was and Is The Child of the Military-Industrial Complex: https://historynewsnetwork.org/article/185100
I used DaisyUI for a recent project and was very impressed with the quality of the components and the documentation. Also it's very easy to customise and comes with a bunch of really nice themes that you can trivially swap in!
Except it’s been so heavily altered that they had to use software (MCAS) to correct for the flight characteristics induced by the larger engines. And we all know how that worked out.
no that is a fake news. SEC and HN said tether it s a scam. HN said it for years. So all going to 0 soon.
D has C++ interop for quite a while

https://dlang.org/spec/cpp_interface.html
Can’t disagree with that
One of the ugliest implementations I've seen
Is it this one:https://plausible.io/blog/blog-post-changed-my-startup
Yeah, I don't understand either. How could HN or random internet people ever be wrong about something?
Can anyone share artistic projects that have used generative AI? Where it is used as a tool, and not as a goal.

ie something that’s not:

- Poster/illustration where stock photo would have been used beforehand

- NSFW

- Experiments trying to display model quality (like on /r SD)

The closest I’ve found so far was Rock paper scissors (found from HN) [0], but it’s unclear if it was really less work than usual CGI/animation techniques, and for worse quality.

I’d be particularly interested to know it has been used by (amateurs?) webtoons/comics, and how they have solved the issues related to consistency of style and character.

[0] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GVT3WUa-48Y
Probably because they know Boeing is a problem and they want the public and politicians to clearly know they are a problem to get momentum on legislation to force them to behave.

At this point I'm starting to agree we should severely limit or outright ban stock-based or near-term performance based compensation.

"Sorry kids, this is why we can't have nice things!"
Im not in this field so this might not be a good question, but why integration with LEAN and not ACL2, which is already written in Common Lisp
> I don't think LLMs can reason about the prevalence of ideas in their training set like that

I agree, I don't think so either. But with humans there's a familiarity or overton window effect where familiarity with expressions of an idea tends to increase acceptance, make the idea less taboo, make it more appealing, etc. To the extent that LLMs capture human-like responses, they're susceptible to this sort of effect.

One person saying something positive (even mildly positive) about neo-feudalism is different in kind from 1000 people saying similar positive things about it (and so on). And the sort of amplification from 1 to 1000 is cheap these days.

One person with a crazy idea is just a wingnut. Thousands of people with a crazy idea, and all of a sudden it's a debate with people on both sides.
Climate change will make this a non issue soon, don’t worry.
>They simply have more character and vastly more interesting set design

I feel the opposite. Lynch's Dune did its own thing with meandering and confused direction. Villenuve's Dune complements the book much better. It respects Herbert's intelligence and understands the world building decisions Herbert made. I'm betting that the book and Villeneuve's Dune will stand the test of time better.
1) Perhapas it's not a scam.

2) Perhaps "The Markets Can Remain Irrational Longer Than You Can Remain Solvent"
Yeah, docs say last write wins (at the field level though, not the document level).
The one I've heard about over the years is Black Girls Code: https://www.wearebgc.org/
Such emergency addenda aren't secret, might just be annoying to acquire a copy if you're not an owner of effected plane.
> It's my understanding that Psilocybin and LSD do not produce hallucinations (e.g. seeing something which does not exist. I'm aware of the difficulty of qualifying the previous sentence) versus changing your perception of phenomena.

Your understanding matches my anecdotal experience over a couple dozen LSD and psilocybin experiences. Largest doses for me are 10 ‘tabs’ and 7g shrooms.

The visual effects make colors more vivid, textures will shimmer, objects will morph and warp, some things will have a ‘halo’ around them, things of that nature.

I’ve never seen something that isn’t actually a real object while tripping, just perceptual changes on real objects, and I’ve never forgot that I’m tripping while tripping.

> Personally I have reached a personal belief that entheogens allow you traverse the realms of existence

This I don’t agree with, there’s nothing profound or magical about tripping. It’s just a way to perceive things differently, none of the stuff you think of during a trip is actually profound, it just seems that way. If you don’t believe me, try journaling or recording your thoughts on video while tripping and watch it while sober.

It’s simply a chemical that changes the way you perceive things, that’s all. Nothing spiritual or mystical.

FWIW I’ve done pretty much every common drug aside from MDMA (excluding research chemicals).
> It also sends a negative signal about the company to customers and investors.

It seems like that's changed over the past few years. Whenever I see a company doing layoffs now, their stock price always gets a nice boost.
You should read about psychology of gifts and how it helped the white man to conquer America. Native Americans were such honourable people that they felt every gift must be repaid and more.
To note, hallucinations (actually, they cause delirium) from anticholinergics are very different from hallucinations from psychedelics, which are closer to visual distortions instead.
I am currently supporting legacy bootstrap & jquery web app and planning to move to something modern. I am waiting for Oracle to complete migration to preact to give their framework another try. But we have shortlisted react.
It’s a bit weird, they list many syntaxes in many popular programming languages and they somehow ended up with a different monstrosity.
Even when "a software glitch" is not precise enough the article is very concise and gives an up-to-date view on many aspects of this saga.
NIMBYs are the reason housing prices don’t seem rational. When supply can’t increase any increase in demand will cause prices to shoot up. When an area is controlled by nimbys speculation becomes easy.
Maybe it was a Tweet, it was the MRR chart annotated with “when the marketing co founder joined” or something.
You mean majority here for years? Is it just something or HN is best at being wrong? This detail is just something I realize
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> the Windows-esque rendering (they call it 'fractional scaling') was only merged in slightly more than a year ago[6]

wp-fractional-scale-v1 is not necessary to implement fractional scaling; it's there to make it easier and to solve some edge cases. It was inspired by already existing fractional scale implementations.
There are zero circumstances in which you posting your own video of being fired on the Internet could be considered "awesome". Any future employer is going to see this and move on to the next one.
Adobe has just released v1 of their own React components library focused on accessibility[0] similar to Shadcn. It gives you the ability to bring your own styles including TailwindCSS. Side note: their webpage provides really nice, fully interactive demos.

I really like the idea but I wish there were equivalents for Angular.

- [0] https://react-spectrum.adobe.com/react-aria/
> Heck, you need more accuracy than that for a proper cup of tea or coffee.

No, 2 degrees C is about the right accuracy you need for a "proper" cup of tea or coffee. You'll lose that much heat in the transfer from kettle to cup. Inaccuracy of 5 degrees C in brewing will be indistinguishable for most people.

Precision also has a placebo effect. Coffee or tea will taste better to you if you put a lot of work into it.
Marketing is like juicing in athletics.

It undermines the nominal reason for the enterprise's existence (competition) but once a single competitor begins practicing it, everyone else also has to- not to any benefit, but just to maintain their status quo.
Exactly. They probably don't balance anything.

Industrial tools manufacturers have the same issues. Sometimes it ends in breaking that hurt both people and the tool, but sometimes it's even more dumb: 'hey, this part is under a lot of friction, has to be replaced after each maintenance cycle, let's buy almost the same at half the cost, the maintenance will be 20% cheaper'. How it end up: the tool require faster maintenance cycle, and in the end, without taking into account maintenance technicians salaries, it ends up 30% more expensive (which isn't an issue for new tools, but quite a big one for tools under initial maintenance contracts)
C++ is not first class on Apple platforms. The main APIs are only in Swift or ObjC. You can use C++ in your app, but you will need an actual first-class language to interact with the OS and UI.
> #1 is buy yourself a hub, NOT a switch.

What?? You don’t have to buy a hub to learn networking. Switch with port mirroring works fine; a couple of VMs with packet sniffing on the interfaces work even better. I am not even sure if you still can buy a hub in 2024 - I’ve not seen any since like 2005? This advice is weird.
Because that's exactly what most Uber/Lyft drivers did for many years, which led to them getting banned or forced to properly employ their drivers. They held their drivers in a pseudo-self-employed-contractor state so they also wouldn't have to pay social security, unemployment insurance, etc., why else do you think they were able to be so cheap?
If that is different now in California, that's very recent.
> Actually it's somehow kind of the inverse, any AI related code has been subpar which has been putting a lot of stress on the core systems in terms of reviews and performance.

My experience is that AI tooling just means engineers can do more, which means product managers want more… resulting in more work with the same engineering team…
Smaller 3B LLMs (like phi-2) work fine on newer non pro models, at full context lengths. Running 7B models on even 8GB iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max phones involves reducing the context lengths to 1k or fewer tokens, because the full context length KV cache won't fit on these devices.
The title does clearly talk about Max 9, so the Max 8 and 7 are irrelevant (the max 9 is longer, hence the possibility of needing an actual door for high density setups).

The title should still clarify that it's only max 9s with a plug door but as far as I understand that should be pretty much all 9s in the US: the additional exit is only needed in the densest configurations which are only used by ULCC, 85% of the global MAX9 fleet has a plug.
By everyone who has seen the Extended cut on YouTube. They took a lot of important scenes out of that movie, which Lynch hated.
They may not be able to reason about prevalence explicitly, but I think we can say that prevalence has a very large implicit effect on output.

You'll be hard pressed to find a statement in the dataset of the internet that isn't contradicted elsewhere in some way. This includes basic facts like living on a spherical planet. If it worked as you say, ChatGPT should be telling us that the world is flat some percentage of the time, but that isn't the case. It "knows" that one claim is true and the other false. Considering that, in the dataset, there are people arguing with certainty for each side of this "debate", what other than prevalence can explain its consistency on topics like these?

In other words, if you include enough pro-feudalism content, it will eventually drown out anti-feudalism to the point that you have a 100% feudalist LLM.
Japan ANA Boeing 737-800 flight turns back due to cockpit window crack
All of these have an obvious tell and which happens to be very similar to most commercial photography these days.
Yes great catch! One of the inspirations for Triplit's name is exactly from our use of a triple store under the hood.
Datomic also has been a major influence in how we've designed the internals of Triplit
> I never heard of TextSecure.

Signal before it rebranded.
As much as i admire that: The language you wrote that in, only exists, because google found a way to grow by making money.

To be fair, not sure if this is a pro or contra: [name redacted] wouldn't need to exist, if google didn't find the way they did, to make money.

Anyway, cool product. Love OSS but don't mind paying for simple solutions as a business. It's not only about saving time but also about keeping focus.
Can you share your chatGPT prompt, please? I do something similar at the moment and I try out Bert topic, but chatGPT seems also worth a try.
They must be alluding to the previous MCAS disaster - I.e. strike two.
Language Models Can Solve Computer Tasks
These are all personal opinions, but I agree that the first Dune is a much more interesting movie than the newer one. Awards are much more about politics and trend engineering than anything else. It’s good when they are on your side but I bet I can find highly awarded movies that you hate.

Villeneuve’s Dune looks like what a very advanced moviemaking ChatGPT would do: technically flawless, completely soulless, and an absolute snore fest. Lynch’s Dune is flawed, but full of character, and excitingly weird. It’s not a superb movie but then again the comparison isn’t either.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/New_Tang_Dynasty_Television
I hate css hence tailwind css:) I do not understand why we need another level of abstraction to build things?
Any reason to pick DBSCAN instead of HDBSCAN*?
I can't wait for an AI cobbled from the crushing grey mediocrity of mass media films to produce distinctive artistically novel products.

Will that be before or after AI can drive me through Taco Bell?
Not those exact symptoms, but Apple replaced mDNSResponder with discoveryd then gave up and went back to mDNSResponder because they couldn’t get discoveryd stable:

https://mjtsai.com/blog/2015/05/27/mac-os-x-10-10-4-replaces...
Depends on your denomination and the decade, it can be 6 or 7 days
It takes like 2 seconds in almost any language to do it too, just do it when you start your code, youll thank yourself later.

I even have a sort of template for shell scripts, if any arg will be on the commandline, it gets implemented.

For python (using argparse obviously), in my current project i built a toml file that handles the args. It allowed me to do more, like generating code blocks for js for the web frontend, documentation for both the cli and remote api, etc. Actually, now that I think about it, i might chunk that out to its own library.
iee has been on a roll with weird takes on AI
It's based on React :(
Using Rails and Go + HTMX... Never ever gonna touch React!
Awesome reply, and thank you for the well put together answer linking to resources and for sharing your experience.

For Cortex-A8 from [4] and the others you have linked, It makes sense to me now regarding the instruction passing data between registers, filling out the pipeline and then stalling.

Will have a peek at ARMv8/ARMv9 arch's and see what they did there regarding SVE/SVE2.
> Flatpak and Electron don't sabotage any of these things.

Flatpak does, you need to give access to xdg-config/fontconfig to each flatpak or globally for it to respect your fontconfig settings. I've hit this, and it's one of the reasons why I don't use nor want to use flatpak.
They said "some of the best and most prolific developers". The average case is meaningless. Self-taught developers who thrive are almost certainly above average.

If you discriminate based on having a CS degree, you are lopping off a big portion of the right tail which is where all the people you actually want to hire are.
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I love Verhoeven’s work (though haven’t seen it all).

Did you know that Robocop was an allegory for an American Christ?

Troopers is a wonderful pastiche. With half an analytical brain you see the anti-propaganda, anti-militarism, anti-jingoism, and general poking of fun at Heinlein’s ideas in what on the surface appears to be yet another brainless action movie.
> If you don't know anything about networking, how on earth are you going to learn about what port-mirroring is?

Through reading and understanding the fundamentals, just like we all had. The concept of port mirroring is super simple, I don’t remember any difficulties with that back then when I was a junior neteng. Nor did I need a hub to learn basics.
how about getting SpaceX to disrupt the airliner market?

Or how about US Govt can funding a second airliner manufacturer?
I think most of those features reply with hard coded UI elements rather than replying with generic text.
> "This incident should have never happened and it cannot happen again."

Indeed, you're right. Pretty opinionated and emotional for a regulator.

I can't blame them though, they have gotten a lot of flak for letting boeing police itself with MCAS, and now this...
This is one of those curious lists of wildly different things.

> You could ask them to design a more deadly coronavirus, provide instructions for making a bomb, make naked pictures of your favorite actor, or write a series of inflammatory text messages designed to make voters in swing states more angry about immigration.

One of these things is not like the others. You can not ask any of these models to "design a more deadly coronavirus". The other things pale in comparison to having AI controlled by a few corporations. "A series of inflammatory text messages." My god.
Maybe, but it's not like they'd say "we're getting out shit pushed in, plz nerf."
This statement gave me the exact same feeling that hearing my full name (including middle name) coming from my father gave me.
Thank you! Currently not, I'm watching a lot of the news around this "style transfer" tech but nothing is good enough for now, but be sure of one thing: when the quality will be here, I will for sure implement this exact feature into Paint Potion!
Obviously the 757 is in the same class as the neos, but they could never have competed with them. Either Boeing continued selling ever more efficient 737s or they risked losing the entire segment to Airbus.
May I ask how old you are (rough ballpark) and if you read the books?
And small towns have low quality students from families that couldn’t cut it in the city.
Not sure if they have an NYC presence but I like this organization: http://www.resilientcoders.org/
Not too fringe of an idea, IMO. The idea of tri-state logic is fairly ubiquitous in analog electronics. Also, was a family of Soviet ternary computers[1] that were fairly competitive with their contemporary binary logic based counterparts.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Setun
My favorite libraries:
1. Grommet by HP
2. Oracle JET (most complete component library)
3. Baseweb by Uber
Ask HN: Career Advice for a Generalist?
Apologies for the length. I don't know how to shorten this at the moment.

I'm a software dev with about 4 years of experience, not in a single tech stack. I also have 2 years of experience in teaching it. Double bachelor (information science & psychology), double master (game studies & computer science). I'm in between jobs and I'm taking some time to think.

The issue is this when I had a conversation with a friend.

Friend: the main issue overall was that your CV created the impression of a non-dev masquerading as a dev

Me: no, I view myself as capable of learning anything. I'm a problem solver. Relationship issues? I might be able to solve it. Coding issues? Gotcha there. Sleep issues? Let's figure it out. You want to make music? Let's jam. Space ship needs to go in space? I'm light on knowledge but I can figure it out. I'm willing to learn anything at expert level with the concession that I won't be the best expert. But even experts will be like "he can run with us".

It still bugs me that I'm light on knowledge in several fields. I know it's not feasible to know everything, but I can't help but be curious and just try to do it anyway.

I have several instances of professors mentioning how they were astounded that I was capable of learning their course, given my profile. But the thing is, when one gives it their all they are capable of _so much_. How can't they see that?

The issues I'm running into is I show my full self at a job. Job interview-wise this is not a smart move, but I can't help it. The world is fascinating, I can't hide it!

I've always had a tough time in the job market, given that I always had to hide this part of myself. Does anyone have tips on what a generalist like my profile can do?