skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Same experience trying to advertise an Airbnb. Went round and round with a Google ad "support consultant" as they messed up our campaign multiple times, meanwhile happily spending hundreds and getting ROI for it on Instagram.
Ok now what's the price after meeting US/European safety standards and taxes?
I think that’s unlikely. São Paulo was a new, not fully provisioned facility that didn’t have all our security hardening in place. That’s why the threat actor likely targeted it. That it was in Brazil is most likely incidental.
This is a useful scale of comparison and what I think OP was after
It isn’t my definition so your entire rant here is just being argumentative and defensive for no reason. Just because some fringe ISAs have equal signs in their assembler doesn’t change anything either. Assembly is meant to map directly to the way the machine code is written, and ran, so having [opcode] [operand(s)] makes perfect sense and quality of life/syntactic sugar beyond very simple things like variables (which don’t add some crazy ast or other abstractions that make it a compiler) do not make sense for the tool an assembler is.
I swear I saw this exact post before.

Looks like I wasn't wrong: https://news.ycombinator.com/reply?id=39048070&goto=item%3Fi...
Pride or shame is by definition a feeling not legal culpability. A feeling.

Human brains seem wired to have strong feelings about their kin or tribe. So, yes, I would think having neutral feelings about your parents would be a hard thing to understand for most people.
Hello, interesting project! I scrolled through the pages of the site and read the patent, but it is still unclear to me: does the base station rotate the magnetic field (rotates a permanent magnet) or generate electromagnetic fields in different directions, or is the magnetic field of a static permanent magnet somehow overlapping in different directions 1000 times per second?

ps I won't sleep tonight until I understand how it works. :-)
You're really not accounting for scale. My pet peeve is the US military, your pet peeve (might be) subsidized cell phone service for low income people. One of these things is not like the other.
I'm sure the athletes will be handsomely compensated for any damage occurring. Because that works so well in wrestling and elsewhere. /s
Correct, not at all obvious. The obvious effect of generating an image of a dog on the moon is that you now have an image of a dog on the moon. If you showed it to 100 artists, some percentage of them might recognize it's AI, but none of them would claim it as their art and ultimately none would be harmed. The harm is non-obvious.
I think can switch to that layout without getting a hardware keyboard.
I don't even use the app, but I wanted one these just play around with.
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> Revenue was $40.11 billion and $134.90 billion, an increase of 25% and 16% year-over-year for the fourth quarter and full year 2023, respectively

> Facebook daily active users (DAUs) – DAUs were 2.11 billion on average for December 2023, an increase of 6% year-over-year

Incomprehensible numbers ...
The entire basis for western criminal law is a reasonableness standard. This seems to work pretty well. I figured out how to not feed processed foods to my family pretty easily, I take daily walks with my family, etc. and went from not great shape to pretty decent shape. I must be a genius.

But have it your way in the mire of pedantry you've carved out for yourself.
> The main issue is that most of the tooling (in Git or GitHub or whatever) generally only shows the first line.

This has been an issue with version control tooling for quite a long time. I'm fairly certain both CVS and SVN did the same thing. But I agree that you're still right.

I'm also very amused by the number of replies to your comment along the lines of, "oh, it's actually very easy because I always use <third party tool>".

Which is, of course, rather proving the point.
> It would be a company ending event if someone managed to install themselves inside a data centre while it was being built/brought up.

It wouldn't. Most people like to assume the impact of breaches to be what it should be, not what it actually is.

Look at the 1-year stock chart of Okta and, without looking up the actual date, tell me when the breach happened/was disclosed.
It's such a complex system. I'm reminded of how wrong eminent physicist Freeman Dyson's thinking CO2 being a net benefit because it's "plant food". https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Freeman_Dyson
Being discussed here (different article):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39221337
Meta always likes to play the victim card about the effect of Apple's anti-tracking measures but it's ended up being a win for them. Companies have been moving to server side conversion tracking and browser fingerprinting which actually improves the ad targeting. Also it's helped build a moat that is making life harder for smaller ad players to compete.

Also Threads has been a massive score for them. It's allowed Instagram to focus on Reels to compete with TikTok and fed in a ton of new behavioural attributes. Plus ad spend amongst large brands surely must have moved to Meta after leaving Twitter/X.

It's just amazing how things have turned around for Zuck during the last year.
Imagine those employees who got hired with $1M of RSU when the stock was $90.
It was Techdirt founder, Mike Masnick, who first coined the term Streisand Effect 19 years ago:

https://www.techdirt.com/2005/01/05/since-when-is-it-illegal...
People use anarchy in one of two ways:

- Capital-A Anarchist "late stage liberalism", i.e. a system in which all coercive or hierarchial power structures have been dismantled, including capitalism, nationalism, and the monopoly on violence that is the bedrock of all nation states.

- As a shorthand for chaos and violence caused by an inability to enforce laws.

The latter is a sort of denigration of the former, but it's become so commonly used that people assume it without thinking. To be fair to people using the word this way, there are very few examples of functionally anarchist places that aren't hellholes[0].

[0] The https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Autonomous_Administration_of_N... isn't explicitly capital-A Anarchist, but they also have adopted a lot of policies that Anarchists might like.
The NLRB debate is not really about that. It's about leadership which can only be fired for cause.
Or regulate them like SMS campaigns. There is such a thing as transactional robocalls.
Ask HN: With all the layoffs – how are you?
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Wanted to check how everyone is doing. Especially given all the continued layoffs that are going on.

What are you all doing with your free time? What are you doing to not fall into a depressive hole?

And if you're doing okay - what advice can you share to help those out there who may be struggling?

Thank you
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> you’re saying that working in Germany isn’t worth it.

Yes, that's my first sentence in my first comment.
My comment was not about reasoning if it is worth to employ people in germany but to state why people may prefer to work less.

> How much do all those benefits to US employees cost? Do you include that when you list US salaries, or do those get magically excluded because health insurance isn’t mandatory?

Yes, if the employer pays it it is part of the loan and should be considered if you compare the loans between different countries.

> Your premise just seems fundamentally flawed.

Okay, to be honest I just don't see how it is flawed. Also I don't have anything left to say. I just don't see why I shouldn't consider it as part of the salary as it would not make a difference to the employer to pay it to the employee instead if the employee deductions wouldn't exist.

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I can't answer anymore. So I'm editing this post.

> Making an argument about how people may want to work less based on a number most have never seen [...] is a flawed argument no matter how you approach it.

Yes, that makes sense. Most employees likely won't think about how much of the Arbeitgeberbrutto is taken away.
Still I think if you know it then it reduces ones motivation and
it also has the indirect effect of reducing the Arbeitnehmerbrutto an employer is willing to pay and therefore employees may be less motivated due to a low salary.
No matter the morality of the government’s actions, I would rather be on the side of the biggest guns and do what I can to undermine the size of the other guy’s guns, unless the other guy offers me a better life
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Sucks when you mess up in your commit message though and don't type the right thing.
I make about $120k/year. I have to pay taxes quarterly, since my income comes from my software business. I pay a total of 22.6% of my monthly income in federal and state (NM) taxes, and that currently nets me a significant refund every year since the TCJA ("Trump tax cuts").
This with the 3rd or 4th gen of Apple Vision Pro where all the issues are hammered out would be unreal.

What I'm really looking forward to is describing what you want midjourney prompt style then being teleported to a hyper realistic world you can explore with quests and journey.
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I agree with all of that and I still hate Facebook.

Facebook has amazingly good engineers doing amazingly good engineering. Huge contributions to open source. Fantastic pay. Amazing job of growing junior engineers into good senior engineers.

However, the products they build still seem like they generally makes the world a worse place, and that's probably more important.
No, because the point is about common tooling, and the common tooling does not, actually, make this difficult.
Same as the point of disallowing it? They're both arbitrary, because the competition is pointless.
This sounds like a critique of the creators of the AI moreso than the users of it, which TFA is targeting.
Meta is a good opportunity learn that a good time to buy is when people really dump on a company. Jim Cramer, many people on HN, …

In Oct 2022, I was jumping up and down saying “the P/E is 9!” People just hating on Zuckerberg.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33366322
Rotating could have been manual and the person in charge wanted to save time. Stress could be a factor too.
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Your first link is some random opinion piece with zero evidence provided. Why are you posting that?
Who was on the hook for the effects of the debt restructuring deal?
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TextEdit and the Notes app have both caused me to copy/paste the specialized quotation marks.

Now I only use vim as a scratchpad because I've been bitten too much by GUI apps
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Glide strives to help you to solve common problems that occur during development and running GenAI apps by moving them out of your specific applications on the level of your infrastructure. All you need to do to start leveraging that is to talk to your models via Glide

As a part of this initial scope, we had to set up a bunch of common things to make it roll. As for the core functionality, we have brought up:

- The routing functionality with four types of routing strategies (including a tricky one like the least latency routing)
- The first-class adaptive resiliency & fallbacking across all routing strategies
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M247 is commonly used by VPN providers (https://www.reddit.com/r/PrivateInternetAccess/comments/8xwn...)
The hate they get from a lot of people has nothing to do with their contributions to OSS but their negative impact on big parts of our society.
Wow, crime scene DNA-Devil: Here is a simple attempt at an sensor gun to dirt-devil up crimescene DNA powered by SyDNAr sensors (TM):

https://i.imgur.com/kkxhEqJ.jpg

https://i.imgur.com/aMk7UfM.jpg

:-)
We have very good relations with our network vendors (in this case, Cisco, Juniper, and Arista). The CEOs of all of them 1) immediately got on a call with me late on a weekend; 2) happily RMAed the boxes at no cost; and 3) lent us their most senior forensics engineers to help with our investigation. Hat tip to all of them for first class customer service.
Fair, I should have tried to use my imagination there. Basically operator overloading? I forgot that generic functions are different beasts, and I've rarely had need for this, myself.
That's a great point, I was curious so I looked it up. Google offered the following:

"The speed of light in air is about 299,705 kilometers per second, or 2.99705 × 10^8 meters per second. This is almost as fast as light travels in a vacuum, slowing down by only three ten-thousandths of the speed of light."

So seems like the speed of light in atmosphere is still a lot faster than fiber.
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With all respect to the inventor, the Ondes Martenot was invented decades earlier and was a legitimately useful instrument.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ondes_Martenot

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yidV0HeVyCg

To my mind, the best of the early (pre-Buchla/Moog) electronic synthesisers was the Hammond Novachord. It's remarkable that a commercial record was released with a polyphonic synthesiser as the sole instrument in 1939, and even more remarkable that it was anything but a novelty - it sounds absolutely gorgeous.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Novachord

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h1xrofiEa4w
The speed of light in air is 99.97% of that in a vacuum, vs about 2/3 of c through fiber.
Do you have an email? Required application video is a bit off-putting
Yeah now they're even more still rich!
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I was hired at $300+, weeks before the plunge. It wasn’t fun realizing that pushing my start date would have pushed the issuance to the lower price.
Dahy-um. That's some real money and margins.

Just listening to the chatter -- posts, new stories, etc., I was kind of expecting to see some kind of meta doom. But they are rolling in dough. It's just pumping in.

I'm pretty skeptical of their metaverse ambitions, but it doesn't seem like it's going to be tanking the company. More like a really fun diversion to pass the time while the money pours in.
IIUC, it works for all currencies that are coupled to the economic and political policy making process. It does not work when the currency value is controlled to any significant degree by parties outside that process. These are sometimes called "sovereign currencies", and US dollar is one example thereof.
anyone know how to make marijuana? (in game obv)
There were some experiments with communicating over Iridium to small cube-like sats back in the day, but we couldn't make the system on a chip beefy enough to do the Doppler shift calculations on the fly and survive a launch; it was close though. I think its possible to do now.
the point of disallowing it is to level the playing field so the athletic competition becomes a test of human effort and will.

Allowing it has the exact opposite effect, the athlete herself is worthless and it becomes a competition of who has the better drug cocktail or is more willing to sacrifice their health. There's nothing arbitrary about this, it destroys the very essence of what athleticism is about. It's as if we allowed chess engines at chess tournaments.

The actual point of this has of course nothing to do with sports:

"He said that the data would be “very useful to determining compounds and therapies to extending human life.”"

It's yet another typical Thiel supervillain-esque attempt to turn himself into Leto II.
How do you spot a satellite? I've never seen one.
Do you understand that governments already abuse the data held by social media companies and that, by removing, limiting, or regulating young peoples' access to social media one of the outcomes would be that social media companies would hold less data that governments could abuse?

Do you also understand that governments and other hostile threat actors already use social media as a propaganda tool to spread misinformation? Do you think it's a good thing that children and teenagers are exposed to this? Do you like that your household is exposed to it?

Do you further realise that social media companies profiting off the back of social and societal problems they cause is also an abuse of power? Is that corporate abuse of power really better than government abuse of power?

I happen to think we can come to a solution that reduces all of these abuses. In fact I think we need to. Whether or not that involves a ban on social media use by under-18s or under-16s or whatever, I've already made clear I'm not sure of, though I can see that it might be a helpful option.

What you're proposing on the other hand is no solution at all: many parents aren't capable of correctly configuring a firewall or securely locking down a phone, even though products exist that make both easier. Some would be able to learn, but some wouldn't. You're simply burying your head in the sand.
The difference is that the nfl is somewhat regulated. So this would be significantly worse for the humans involved.
Not really accurate. To do a good face swap, I have to find a photo of the victim and a photo of the "scenario" that line up pretty well to start with. That search can take minutes, hours, or for less famous people, even months.

Then, in PS with those two photos, i can do a cut an paste and some cloning and get a reasonable output in maybe an hour or two.

So, days to months v. literally 20 seconds.

Now say I want a 100 of those deepfakes to bomb twitter with. Now we're talking about a months to years long effort compared to an afternoon.

Your eliding the effects of speed and scale here are familiar. I've been seeing young people make this mistake on HN for about 15 years.
They do say they plan to verify findings in primates as well so perhaps the accomplishment here is more concerning the methodology. So there me be some greater merit to this work going forward.

I think it would be more interesting for this kind of study to verify these measures that can only be obtained in animals with neuroimaging. There have been some interesting attempts to move monitor aspects of CSF flow through MRI but we need to make sure we are measuring what we think we are before using in the clinic
True 25 years in the industry and i still have not learn'd that actively maintaining and continually upgrading and testing systems is the better path then to install rocks in the closet and forget about them...then have to upgrade from PostgreSQL 7.5 to 15 in one week, oh and can you have a look at our nfs v1 server?

Damn our software is not working with Rhel9, can you ask that Software producer if they have it for Rhel9? What? They are out of business since 3 years? Ok let's ask Redhat if we can extend the support for another 5 years, and let the software rebuild..i calculate 10 millions, what about you?

Look Redhat is really good for IoT light-switches and such, with a expected life of 10 years..but not much more...oh and bank and insurance...but that's another story.

BTW: Do you think "Security-updates" are no-risk updates?
The difference between ads and news is that people will pay to publish ads and they will pay to keep news quiet.

It seems that we've built quite a capable ad machine. I wonder what it would look like if we built something for news. Certainly there would be less of this nonsense going on.

Like, kudos to those standing up to Appin, but the fact that facing down a bully is necessary at all is a design failure that I'd like to work to rectify.
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hey anyone know what to combine to make weed/marijuana?
Would love to hear about what you're working on
But, what about languages that have support for "write-only memory"?