skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
According to the article itself it's explicitly not anyway - it's for instructors (of data scientists potentially, sure).
Yea, see the last half of my comment. There is a lot of legacy knowledge around how jQuery handles things and there are devs out there who just aren't interested in learning how to do it without jQuery.

For their customers and users, it makes no difference.
As an aside, what are people's goto tools for remotely reading server side logs?

Is there anything free / open source that's decent and gives me a log dashboard?
It’s only simpler because you know how to use it. For most use cases fetch and async/await is just easier.
Jobs is dead but the reality distortion field survived.
With comfyui, you can do SDXL > SD1.5 or SD1.5 > SDXL, it makes more sense to generate basic image in SDXL Turbo and apply the effects of a checkpoint later.
The author is *completely wrong* about recapping.

You can either proactively replace electrolytic capacitors that will leak sooner or later, or you can replace them after they leak and also have to repair traces, replace components, and so on.

That “Usagi Electric” clown on YouTube says “I prefer to diagnose rather than shotgun-recap!” and, well, he’s going to be learning how to repair traces as a result of his misguided pretension.
Honestly, my first thought was the disorder "Pica" [0].

Naming collisions are just a fact of life, I don't think Pika is bad enough so as to make it not useful.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pica_(disorder)
Well, it is posted pretty frequently, including old posts: https://news.ycombinator.com/from?site=asmartbear.com
There are plenty of legacy web projects still using jQuery that nobody has been able to replace.

Off the top of my head I'm thinking of complex boring stuff like WCAG-compliant carousels or whatever. The kind of libraries people tend to reach for because marketing wanted them, but are otherwise ignored.
They used the first 2 digits of the SIC code for each company, which has Amazon as 59 ("Retail") and Microsoft as 73 ("Services").
Peter Watts novel Starfish, a stunning quarter century old now, has exactly that problem as part of its side plot. In a chilling detail relevant to today, it posits a black-box trainable neural network (biological in the book but an irrelevant difference overall) tasked with solving some of the big issues, which makes subtle links and determinations in the model which eventually end up potentially disastrous for human kind.
Parallel Crypto Engine for Linux Kernel IPSEC
There are plenty of ports in those areas.
LLMs: Speeding up ALiBi by 3-5x with a hardware-efficient implementation
ALiBi or RoPE?
From the text of the submission (scroll up).

> I tried SSGs and my goodness do I dislike the experience of maintaining a website with them. I dislike the SSG experience so much that before convincing the team to build Pika with me, I was actually blogging by writing straight HTML!
Django uses jQuery for its admin interface. (That is, jQuery is used by the Django maintainers to write the built-in admin interface.)

But I also know that a lot of the "low-cost" agencies are still using it. Probably because de the devs are used to using and don't want to bother to (re)learn things.

At least in my country, a lot of website are still using it (and very old, outdated versions at that).
fun times

I had ops courtesy of that alternative bot Austin (?) ran - I remember there were like two competing bot systems and he liked me for some reason

yeah some interesting conversations were had
> outgrow SQLite fairly soon

That would be the result of either vastly overestimating their business plan or vastly underestimating SQLite.
To state the obvious: conflict of interest. Tesla isn’t just an advertiser looking for a good deal on ads. Musk has previously said he doesn’t believe in advertising. Tesla doesn’t advertise. But it does on X now, somehow.
But you would use unbuffered writes if you really cared. Otherwise there’s nothing actionable that can be done by the application unless there was some kind of signal or callback / APC.
I had to sell Sagemaker and I agree. It is the wrong abstraction layer without the right escape hatches.

I am super pro Ray for handling these types of workloads now. Huge shout out to anyone here working on maintaining that project.
Conditional Love for AWS Metadata Enumeration
How would you feel if an attacker could read your AWS resource tags? Turns out they can! We’ve found a way to enumerate various metadata from public resources and created a tool to help you test your environment.
I don’t quite understand this kind of comment.

Is it to feel superior for not using something that you don’t get? Are you trying to make yourself feel better or to put down Snap users as brain damaged and/or undeveloped?

They have hundreds of millions of users, using it for all sorts of use cases. There’s many features or products that are not for me, but I still try to see why instead of this kind of dismissal.

Why make snarky remarks like this?
HN's jerk reaction reminds me a lot of the 5 monkeys and ladder experiment. I'm sure a lot of the people railing against crypto don't understand why they hate it or just look at the negatives. I'm confident that they would be just as hostile to cash if it was invented today.

The good news is that they don't matter. Cryptocurrency is here to stay. People like you and me are using it to transfer money, donate, and buy things. It doesn't have to be widely adopted to be useful, which is something that I find to be just grand :-)
Our lungs will probably be bleeding first.
This particular case may not be a good example, but Brits tend to forget that they actually invented some of the words that they blame Americans for. Soccer is a perfect example, though I think the "Lost in the Pond" YouTube channel has a video or three with several more.
For those of you who are curious what drives jQuery in 2024 and beyond, you need to remember that WordPress is still more than 1/3 of the web, and the majority of installations and so many plugins critically rely on jQuery. Yes, seriously.

Any advances to removing deprecated APIs or functions are great. jQuery will probably be around dominantly on the web for years to come.
You don’t have to go to that level of detail but it is still relevant. For example FlashAttention is built on optimizing for this level of detail.
Most elegant API for Javascript, can it become part of Javascript API directly one day?
Great job jQuery folks! I will forever love jQuery. It simply gets the job done.
https://patents.google.com/patent/US5570111A/en expired 2014 (this is what makes the TrackPoint more than just a pointing stick)

https://patents.google.com/patent/US6115030A/en expired 2017
Hah, try getting ECC memory from a PC supplier. Surprisingly difficult and expensive when it should have been default twenty years ago.
> Why make a call to action to address a imagined state of affairs?

Because it's easier to argue against windmills than actual opponents.
I was evaluating a SaaS solution just yesterday, and in one of their examples on Github they used jQuery as the primary frontend for the project, with extensive usage.

I passed on the company
This passion project was bought with loans collaterized with Tesla stock. If X goes down Musk and Tesla go down with it. So you can’t be farther from the truth. Musk needs X to recover, desperately. And valuation impacts compensation and investment.
Is it an option to get them:

https://www.brickgun.com/

esp.

https://www.brickgun.com/Models/MAC-11_RB/BrickGun_MAC-11_RB...

I bought two of those last Christmas, one for me, the other for the son of a co-worker --- mine is currently out on loan to the parent to practice with so as to be able to keep up with the child (and if need be, as a source of parts if any are missing).
I used to have a bag full of chargers and cables for devices long departed. I kept them on the off chance that I would need one or the other. A few weeks ago, I realized that I had never once needed any of them over the decades. Feeling slightly ashamed of my tech hoarder tendencies, I threw them all in the recycling. Of course, no sooner had the recycling truck pulled away than one of my friends asked if anyone had a charger for an early 2000s model digital camera that I had. Apparently, these "vintage" cameras are all the rage now and her kid was looking to resurrect hers. It never fails!
I’m more confused now ha. So they had a killer developer first culture but very little recognition otherwise? Sounds to me like they forgot what the purpose of having a company is.
Yes. Whenever I look at a company with less than 20 people with EKS in their stack, I don't go any further. It is such a colossal waste of velocity for a small business or early startup.

As someone who is very pro cloud -- one of my worst experiences working at a cloud provider was a push from on high to sell our customers on a 'cloud modernization initative' that centered on managed kubernetes. At the time, most of my customers were struggling with creating a stateless app, much less horizontal scaling and managing an enterprise-grade compute abstraction layer.

I think K8S is a great tool with a dedicated team and a platform built around it to meet the way that your company ships infrastructure. But what I've just mentioned only makes sense fiscally in the high X00's count or more of engineers.
Wikipedia says otherwise:

"On September 8, 2011, the company was acquired by Google for more than $150 million, the 10th largest acquisition by Google as of that date, at the championing of Marissa Mayer, its Vice President of Local, Maps, and Location Services."

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Zagat
Cool use case. They're just called "non equi-joins" - because the join condition is an inequality. In general a join produces a row in the output table for each (left, right) pair of rows from the input tables that satisfies the join condition. It's just so common for joins to use a simple equality condition, where one or both sides is a unique id for its table, and people don't as often encounter joins where one input row can inform multiple output rows.
So right now, I'm just setting up the basic foundations of an HTTP server, it can now write and print logs as of tonight. I do want to give it sqlite/adminer support later on, and I want to allow it to read PHP/Py/Go files.

The main goal I have right now is to make it as lightweight, easy-to-use, and straightforward as possible while not being limited to static hosting.
> Car drivers aren't terrible about paying attention

I feel like this would be a very tough statement to agree with if you're anyone but a car driver. If you meant it only in opposition to the idea that it's exclusively the cause of motorcycle accidents, then I'd agree, but think it'd be a necessary qualifier.

I'd probably also disagree with the somewhat hyperbolic claim that bikers don't care about their safety simply because they're on a motorcycle. While motorcycles provide for a clear increase in risk, how much someone does about their safety is only limited by their vehicle choice in this context, not decided by it. Cars provide for their own parameters of safety, as do others, and in each case people make tradeoffs for different reasons. It would probably be equally silly for me to say that as a public transit rider, if someone cared about their safety, they just wouldn't drive at all, but I sometimes think it.

As in, if you drive a car for your commute, you're probably much more likely to die in a vehicle accident than I am as a pedestrian or train rider, compared to the difference between being a biker or a car driver, but that doesn't mean you're not going to try and maximize your safety within the bounds of deciding/having to drive to work.
First paragraph we're introduced to Randall, the Twitter employee but we don't know his job there. However we hear everything about how his girlfriend is an OF model. WTF is going on here?
> Starlink is a consumer system

Not true.

https://arstechnica.com/information-technology/2022/10/starl...

https://cleantechnica.com/2022/07/06/fcc-approves-starlink-f...
Please, do sue. Please, do continue to be a conglomerate of intense and acrid desperation, happily hoping to be relevant at all costs. Please, bore us of your antics, and please, be done so we can move on. I wish the era of this individuals appearance in every avenue of life lasted as long as her surname. Alas, it hasn't, and I despair as I look once again in the other direction to give as little attention as possible and somehow, there she is too.
I'm guessing the repeat founders ought to feature more prominently in the branding :)
Now you're thinking like a bank.
> build/test speeds weren't significantly impacted

it must be getting a little repetitive to test every version and find that Go continues to build crazy fast every time :)
Also, jQuery is awesome.

People have been in love with the overly complex and fancy javascript frameworks for the last 15 years or so. But jQuery doing dynamic binding to dynamically generated forms for some error states and maybe an ajax calls is literally all the javascript you need in 99% of web pages and the rest is overkill.

The industry is going to move away from the complexities to React and towards more of this simplicity with htmx, phoenix live view, ruby on rails turbo, and yes just jQuery.
Your work laptop allows use of local DNS? Lucky you! My work laptop gets to hit all the trackers.
Toyota having it's Blackberry moment.

!remind me after 5 years.
Metal shutters, and the owners would be fine.

Sprinklers on the roof work pretty well too.
Why? What's wrong, if it works well?
Kinda wrong about tool because they're a metal band that a lot of non-metal people actually like
Very nice! How are you getting the data? eBay API?
> Great point. What do you think would be good to add, in more detail?

The Archdiocese of Toronto has a pretty good estate planning PDF with decent checklists and boxes to fill out with information: individual, spouse, children/dependents, real estate (principal residence, rec property, rental units), bank accounts, safety deposit boxes, vehicles, assets/investments, insurance policies, advisors (lawyer, physician, accountant), will/trustees, desired beneficiaries, power of attorney, funeral/burial:

* https://www.catholic-cemeteries.ca/wp-content/uploads/2024/0...
Sublime Systems is working in the same field: https://sublime-systems.com/
It's not like I experience the logo on my laptop that much. I experience others' much more. I think I do care about my experience... Seeing all the upside down apples would be irritating.
Use YT on the web. If you have an iPhone, get Stop the Madness, which can make the ads very short and easily skippable. It also removes a lot of annoying web behaviors and is highly customizable.
Yup. Also, they aren’t clearly actually needed right now (in the way, say, a road is needed somewhere, or a fire truck).

When there is a clear causal connection, it will be easier. By then, it will be a pretty crazy mess.
Modern bachata music didn't exist until 1994, so there's that.
Maybe she and Elon can file a class action suit.
The test doesn't take much time :)
Totally a valid point!

I think size of team matters as the impact of k8s ownership as a fraction of your development velocity changes immensely as you're able to afford a platform team who can build tooling to remove the cognitive load of deploying to and managing k8s. At an ~400 engineer company I worked at, k8s bugs that actually impacted our team were in the single digits over a year, but a large part of that was the platform team that managed the ecosystem around k8s deployments.
The DOM API now solves a lot of the issues jQuery solved 15 years ago, but often in very different ways. I don't think it's better; a lot of the APIs are awkwardly designed IMO. The big upshot is that it's built-in, but that's it, and with a very small jQuery library you get a nicer API. Sometimes the extra dependency is best avoided, but often it doesn't matter.

So, whenever reasonable, I prefer to just add jQuery. Maybe there's something better, but the differences/improvements of what I've seen doesn't seem that great and jQuery works, so that's the point? I guess the younger kids never used it, but it's easy enough to pick up if you know standard JS.
> Daily exercise

For some possible motivation, some fitness instructors that are 80 years old:

* https://toronto.ctvnews.ca/i-m-a-super-lucky-healthy-person-...

* https://www.dallasnews.com/news/healthy-living/2016/09/27/th...
Or, similarly, the letter to the editor in NEJM which caused decades of mistrust of MSG -- and which, depending on who you listen to, might or might not have been a deliberate hoax.

https://news.colgate.edu/magazine/2019/02/06/the-strange-cas...
I agree. I use Pi for inside my network, and NextDNS as the upstream/failover and the in-the-wild DNS for my phones. For like $10 a year is good stuff.
Even Wikipedia knows you're wrong.

Not to mention: I was there when she stood up and told us how she'd made the acquisition. I don't know who your information comes from, but stop listening to them.
There are things that work better.
Not convinced - I certainly don't find Discord any more complex or harder to use than Telegram. The main problem my parents had was they kept losing their account details and creating new accounts, and I think any system that isn't phone-only will have that problem (yes you can make accounts unique by email address, but my parents have multiple email addresses that they mix up, so that doesn't solve the problem). Disabling web browser use and making it harder to sign up (or harder to use without signing up, or locking down server invites even more strictly) would "help" a bit, but I like having a chat system that people can try out in the browser before they commit to it.
What even IS ai generated content? Does the MS paint color fill feature count? Why not? Does source code need to be audited? This won’t scale.
Wikipedia is wrong as always, it patented an improved version in 1997. I will try to edit but I am not holding my breath.
Love your company name
> This is the most anthropomorphically abusive and hilariously accurate comment I've read in awhile.

Let's coin a term for this: misanthromorphism.
They just need to add JSX support. Half the reason people use react is because of JSX.
I think I’m with you.

I hate a lot of things the Republicans do. But on NPR (!!) there was a program where they described how Biden restricted asylum in ways where Trump had failed. i think they had interviewed someone who worked in a border facility.

Trump tried to block asylum applications (struck down as unconstitutional), the Biden administration merely found ways to block acceptance instead.

I kept waiting for the catch that explained why it wasn’t as bad as they portrayed — there was none. They didn’t seem biased, there was just no redeeming factor here.

I’m not going to claim then border crossing crowding issue is easy to solve or simple in any way.

However, it does start to feel like a lot of sensitive political issues are just chess pieces…

https://www.dhs.gov/news/2023/02/21/fact-sheet-notice-propos...
I'd encourage you to look at the problem space and evaluate if ECS or an external abstraction layer (like Ray) meets your needs.

I've seen both work in completely separate domains (e.g. inference on real time video streams vs. model building) -- but obviously ymmv, tech is a big domain and pretending I understand exactly what you're doing would be silly. Sometimes there is a real answer to the why!
Professional - person who is paid to undertake a specialized set of tasks and to complete them for a fee.

Lets not be literal but also lets not ignore the clues.

How those wonderful technological babel towers coming from all those very serious professionals at FAANG and adjacent often with yearly marketing budgets bigger than your net worth have been treating you? Funny thing, many of those cool frameworks seem to get "deprecated" when the authors ( very professional and serious people ) get promoted or leave the company.

At least they tend "sunset" the libs and frameworks in a very professional and concern way.

On a less facetious note: Your "fears" are valid and common, but you are so focused on the package design you're missing the actual product.
`:visible` and `:hidden` are really cool
Seems a weak reason for rejecting a solution and this is subjective.

I prefer native JS but something can be well designed in jQuery.
Do you have any pointers on how to get GPT-4 to do citations? Is a prompt like “quote back the passage you are citing” so you can locate and highlight the original?

When you say “tuned for precision” is this your prompt engineering or are you actually fine-tuning GPT-4?

Appreciate the insights.
Yes. So much chatting from non-browser stuff. SO MUCH.
Wish you could do

for i := range [3:10] {
That you Dave Calhoun? I guess your replacement will figure it out and let us know.

Seriously though, that's a problem people getting paid sh* tons of money are supposed to be on top of.
Actually sounds like a good thing to me. Any organization that styles itself an industry taste maker is simultaneously repressing the organic creation of culture by the disorganized masses.

Culture is best discovered by accident, and considered on its merits by the individual. When some critic tells you what's good and what isn't, you'll never know if you actually like it, or you just like it because someone told you you do. Simultaneously, if that's your only outlet for finding culture, you'll miss all the rest.

It's like with movies: you can watch whatever trends on Rotten Tomatoes, or you can watch a whole bunch of random stuff at a film festival. Guaranteed you will find something at the festival that will never trend on RT but that you'll enjoy thoroughly.
Law enforcement actually already has something very similar in the US: Gunshot detectors. Supposedly backfiring cars can trigger them (which is another insane mod that some people apparently do intentionally these days – one of these has given me temporary hearing loss in the past...)

Other than that, New York City is apparently considering the introduction of noise-activated cameras: https://abc7ny.com/new-york-city-council-traffic-laws-noise-...
Wasn't clear, sorry.

In the evolution of popular tastes, being a foodie was not limited to a rarified minority who liked artisanal food.

In other words, dining out and reading about it had become a mainstream activity.
Maybe unpopular opinion but JSX is inferior to something like the Vue templating system. I much prefer to have HTML with some JS sprinkled in than JS that looks like HTML but isn’t.
Speaking of video game reviews, that's why I've focused on Rock Paper Shotgun back in the day when they didn't do "reviews" but "Wot I think". Each article was an honest and earnest, detailed description of a human experience and their genuine thoughts. You wouldn't always agree with the reviews but it'd always be an interesting and informative read.
I must be getting old because I almost wish they didn't add this as it's slightly ambiguous whether it's ranging from [0, 10) or [1, 10] and anything ambiguous is probably going to haunt me at 3am some day
How is that easy to accomplish nationally let alone globally? What if there’s places that buck the trend, or don’t want to incentivize low birth rates in this way?
I remember building web apps in the days before jQuery, it was a mess. The DOM APIs were full of quirks, and all the libraries that predated jQuery had their own issues.

These days, we have better options for building complex web apps, including much-improved native APIs. I don't think I've started a new project using jQuery in 10 years. But for maintainin a lightweight website that just needs a little bit of interaction or pizzazz, I still think jQuery is perfectly fine.