skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Why is irrelevant when he was in russian prison in a faraway region and only the official apparatus with putin at the top had the means to kill him.

Why would they kill him? Who knows, there's spite, posturing, all the other mafia shit.

Also why did you put Navalnys wife in quotations?

Note: I'm not giving any judgement on whether Navalny was a good or bad person, liberal or nationalist. Just that he was a political prisoner killed by a brutal autocrat.
It really depends but useful knowledege can be derived from this. If user accounts use sequential ids the id 1 is most likely the admin account that is created as first user.
I haven’t had as much fun with inference models as I’ve had since finding out Fly GPU servers start and stop at the drop of a hat.

I can literally boot the server for the 10-20s it takes to run a bunch of generations, and have it shut down automatically afterwards. It feels like magic.

Sure, creating the image after a new deployment takes up to two minutes, but once it’s there it’s incredibly fast.
I know a person who reported something similar (saying his PS4 got hacked and was under control). Turns out he had paranoid delusions.
We should be building statues of this man and honouring him with prizes, he is a fine journalist, who exposed the actions of our governments. He has committed no crime, yet is being killed in prison, being tortured for revealing the truth.

It’s a very disturbing precedent. If we allow this to happen, where do we go from here?
The Ancient Minoans: The First Civilization in Western Europe [video]
Nope, even the richest Americans don't get better health outcomes than the richer European countries
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jamainternalmedicine/fullar...
No one is claiming Sora is a finished product

HN gets hung up on damning things that aren't perfect _right now_

You also see this with FSD...it isn't perfect today, so HN writes it off forever

Sora is a demo and a teaser of what will be a useful polished tool in three years, that's all
N.K. Jemisin won three years in a row, which is far worse. (Three Body Problem was actually okay, though it seemed to me that books 2 & 3 were far better than the first.)

At this point, I'd say just about anything is legitimately good enough to win a Hugo.
> one of 2024s gifts to humanity

You think that started in 2024? You sweet summer child
I don't think they have nearly that much control over other random sites' choice of anycast.
It's not really hidden, that's an intentional feature. All our LMs have been using this (or similar) since GPT-1.
Social customs surrounding sex inside marriage, or even sex inside a relationship have changed over time. Successful men have sexual access to more than one woman (If that's what they want). Sure, eventually people settle down and pair off, but before that happens the market is completely different.
and time and tools to tinker with tech ?
Replace the oxygen in that tunnels with a mix of water and some inert mix gas heavier than air?

Identify each pit and air vent smoking and seal it tight until the oxygen is exhausted?

Nobody has really tried anything to stop this C02 emission source in 70 years?
I mean Boeing isn't safer than the competitor, so wouldn't be allowed to use this clause...
Methane from coal mines is actually a problem:

"Methane (CH4) emissions from coal mining and abandoned coal mines accounted for about 8% of total U.S. methane emissions in 2019. It was the fifth-largest methane-emitting sector"

https://www.epa.gov/cmop/about-coal-mine-methane
Let's be real, incentives from being around a billion dollars is almost always enough money. Most sell out for much less. US gov has to resort to export controls to prevent folks from caving to that kind of financial incentive.
I really doubt that a small group of men now hoards 70% of the women.
It seems you didn’t read the bullet list or justification at all.
As a developer what could enhance the debugging experience in devtools?
No.[1]

Also, I do not appreciate the insinuation that I might be mentally ill. What is it with that, anyway? My conviction is the result of thorough deliberation; if anything, attempts at handwaving such as yours especially makes my conviction ever harder.

[1]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39343631
> How do they communicate to form a PAC?

Email? Text messages? However they want. How does anybody communicate about anything?

> Would a less educated blue collar worker ever fund a PAC?

They would do it if they thought it was a good idea.

> How do you convince them it’s for their own benefit?

How do you convince them that paying union dues is for their own benefit?

> Will you do it again for a different agenda?

People can do whatever they want.

> Until we figure something out, the current structure is better than zero protections for workers.

Most workers aren't in a union. You're proposing a change one way or another.
I have a feeling I won't be surprised at all at how little sense it'll make.
Early computer generated visual effects were obvious and bad, they had to be used sparingly to avoid alienating the audience.

Now, they're on basically every frame of basically every film.
I just looked through what Health stores and it has fields for your lab test results and sexual history. Seems fairly sensitive?
Apache Superset is the easiest way to start with Echarts.
Did not read the article in any great detail, just wanted to post my anecdote:

I am a young male, far ahead of the curve career wise compared to my peers while also going for a bachelor in an equally fruitful subject. I have the height of a woman and the body of one too, although my face is not bad. I have passable social skills and have low inhibition when talking to people in general. I am somewhat exotic, not ethnically but mentally, as I grew up entirely in the west, and am now in the east.

In the past 6 months I have been working on a bet with my "local" male friends to get a girlfriend, in that time span I have talked to over 200 "local" girls, pretty much whenever I have a break between sleep, work, and school I am on the lookout for opportunity. I talk to them on campus, on public transport, on weekends when I go out, when I engage in sports, when I am studying, and when I eat. Pretty much the only time I don't is when I am sleeping, because even work and school is not so important to me.

Of these 200 or so girls, I would have no chemistry with 90% of them, not to say the attempt was poor or that I did not make a nice acquaintance, it was just not suitable to go further. Of the remaining 10%, 9% would turn me down when I ask for there number or a date, I would fail some test, I would pussy out, or it just was not meant to be. What struck me the most was how much they would tell me I was being "too nice" with the specific words I would use. Many would say it as though I was supposed to immediately pick up on the signal and talk to them worse. Even after explaining to them that my diction was only incidental, and I was not attempting to respect them intentionally, it would still turn them off entirely. The remaining 1% would likewise be turned off and plead with me, but they were in truth so ugly and/or desperate that they could live with it.

In comparison, in the same period of time I talked to 4 or so religiously/culturally incompatible girls. I won't go into details because it will go against the site guidelines, but I would say some pretty horrible things to them, I would make use of all of my niche religious/cultural/geographic/historical "knowledge" to argue and belittle they're core values (Or atleast those of their fathers), dismiss them, act as though I am better then them, lie and cheat them, and just generally treat them as though they are below me. Out of the 4, one would become a nice acqauintance, one would become a good friend and help me out down the line, one would go out on a date with me, and the final one would give me her number, set up a date, and so on. The last one was some wannabe instagram model way out of my league, she outright invited me on a date (Even then I managed to decline and played it cool, instead invited her to my own date afterwards). Most of all it seemed like my success scaled proportionally with my arrogance.

So to answer the original question, I am still single because I was taught and truly believe in the standard "western" or "romantic" ideal, and I am still hesitant to give up on it in the face of absolute failure.
AKGR: Knowledge Graph Reasoning
Congrats you were selected voor LLM Siri testing! There may still be some issues…
Actually a great point and I'd much rather be building something that solves the problem than just complaining about it. But what information technology could possibly solve the problem here? The nature of the awards ceremony is that it's public and the issue was with it needing to physically take place in China...
It sounds like delusional thinking and someone with a mental illness.
Well Pylance is already closed source so basically the plan is:

1. Make a really great type checker.

2. Make it difficult to use in IDEs other than VSCode.

3. Everyone uses VSCode.

I don't care though. Pyright is fantastic and giving it away for free is amazing even if it is part of a plan to push people to VSCode.
There is, here you go: https://bestofjs.org/
I think it's way more likely that whoever made that post is trolling, or suffered from some kind of schizophrenic delusion

(or maybe some really really unlucky markov chain)
Surprising to me that Vega and Vegalite don't get a lot more love
Here's an example: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rt0zuWUWcqA

This may not be the specific one I am thinking of; as I have seen quite a few across various channels. I do recall this one evoking a sense of "surreal uncanny valley."

I watch them at 2x speed sometimes just to get past some of the slow parts, but then you may miss interesting things written on the walls.
That's a React problem, not a Node problem.
What has changed here, it isn't very clear to me from the link.

It sounds like webapps now will open the browser like a bookmark and not open full screen.

PWAs are just websites right, so will they still work in the browser?
My main point is that choosing about a name you aren't sure how to pronounce isn't a real critique. If such a name is going to put someone off, did they care about the project in the first place or are they just looking for something to complain about? I shouldn't have muddled the waters with the fork comment.

I can understand complaints about conflicting names, blatantly offensive names, and so forth, but names that could be pronounced more than one way? Nope.
Pyright is much much much better than Mypy, and it's easy to use with VSCode. The only reason to use Mypy is if you're adding types to a legacy codebase and don't want to be immediately confronted with a gazillion type errors, because Mypy has "eh whatever" modes and is generally more lax.

If it's new code, Pyright hands down.
I've shared how we at mkdev.me auto-generated alt image descriptions for all of our existing (1000+) and new images.
AI is just the next step of the worthless newspaper illustration, before that they used stock images. They know people are more likely to stay on an article which has images so they invent some even if it doesn't make sense.
Tokyo vice is awesome!
Ha, is it? I am not so sure. What's Control? Are you part of the Bureau?

All anti-reality aside, see my other reply here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39417588
Any rocket that can put a payload in orbit is an ICBM capable of launching at least that payload at another continent.
You've seen the demos of a couple holding hands and walking, or the museum shots where all the paintings maintain coherence, or a woman temporarily obscuring a street sign. Or you haven't seen those demos. Either way...
Saying it has no benefit is simply arguing in bad faith. It objectively does. Just maybe they’re not worth the trade off for you.
Hyped? Yes; Major flaws? Minor, these days; Impossible to fix? No, not even at the pure AI level, though at the consumer level I could believe any percentage impact on how many artists it would take to fix vs. having the artists create in the fist place.
I have had the misfortune of having to work with untyped Python code. It is completely awful and I cannot imagine anyone genuinely prefers it. Impossible to navigate. Full of trivial type bugs and typos.

Static typing makes Python tolerable.
Am I crazy for saying that I think the implications of this are monumental? It's entirely possible I just don't correctly understand how this works.

Doesn't this mean that instead of interacting with a single global ChatGPT (or Bard) model, we'll istead find ourselves interacting with a personalised version since OpenAI can just store my individualised 'control vectors' (which alter ChatGPT's output to more closely match my individual preferences) and apply them at prompt-time? And doesn't this same logic flow through to personalisation of generative entertainment AI (e.g. my own personal, never-ending TV show where each episode is better than the last)?

If the above is right then there will be powerful network effects at both the global and individual level in and across these markets, which means we'll eventually end up with a single mega-corp monopolising all of these markets simultaneously in the future?

Add in individual biometric / biofeedback data from VR headsets and wearables, combined with personalised generative video entertainment, and I think we're in for a rather interesting future.
I 100% agree with you and felt the same nuances with my experience in the industry from the late 90s to a few years ago.

Given the knowledge was more silo'd before the internet, how did one come to learn these things? Was it specific universities? Specific companies? Was there any mentoring? Who did you look up to for UI along your journey?
It would be extremely funny if the room-temperature superconductor we're searching for is some plutonium-based compound or alloy.
A slight correction: Pyright is the Microsoft provided _type checker_. Eric had no intention of ever extending it to a full LSP (though it is usually good enough) in fear of Microsoft abandoning it the moment it started to compete with Pylance [1]. Now that Eric has left Microsoft (but still is somehow the main contributor to Pyright) the situation is even stranger to me.

[1] https://github.com/microsoft/pyright/pull/7177#issuecomment-...

(In case you are wondering, I do not have the time to maintain an independent fork and I am not sure how Microsoft would react to one, now that I have heard Eric's concerns.)
I generally advocate for things crashing early, for reference. I just happen to work on emulators and compatibility shims a lot, much like what Microsoft is offering here.
Thanks for the links, I'm still of the view that this stuff has a ways to go before it causes enough job destruction that so as to make parenthood pointless, however they were an interesting read!

(To be clear here yes one element of my skepticism is around applications of AI, but the other very large and arguably more significant element is how unlikely it is that any of this stuff would ever constitute a sane reason to not have kids)
Horses for courses.

My house has around 100sqft, so I’d be looking at about £10k for this. At which point, why not instead get a heat pump system that can also provide cooling?

I can see that infrared fabric would be a better trade off for flats or studio apartments though.
Do you mean direct air capture (DAC) or carbon capture and storage from burning fossil fuels?
You really need to cut out these accusations of dishonesty - it’s a bad look.

He’s not saying “separation of concerns and good naming practices” are bad things, he’s saying that separation of concerns between HTML and CSS is mostly a false separation (it’s the same concern - making the UI look right) and that good naming practices are hard - best just do that in one place, the component that address the concern with both style and structure.
> extremely useful for my employer.

I've been in these shoes before, and finding this information doesn't help you as an executive or leader make any better decisions than you could have before you had the data. No important decision is going to be swayed by something like this, and any decision that is probably wasn't important.

Knowing how many orders is placed isn't so useful without average order value or items per cart, and the same is true for many other kinds of data gleamed from this method.
I only half-conveyed what I was aiming to; I'm able to do what you're describing by editing the search-results scratch-file then saving it. The changes propagate to the target files with the save.

I've had a look though, and you were right: it's due to an extension that I can save from the scratch file:

https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jakearl....
If this is actually a bug as most of you think. It's likely a hardware bug and all these devices are kinda faulty? Isn't that the real news here.

If it's an hardware issue with touch it just means that no software patch can actually fix it enough to not waste battery in future. And that there is a realistic change that the issue gets worse when the devices get older.
> More use = more familiarity = less searching.

For the record, my point here was:
More use = more familiarity = better writing subject for portals and journalism
I think the "We are in control" thing is a dead giveaway that this is fake. Communicating with the victim might be essential to get access, but afterwards it's just about extracting whatever you need as fast as possible in my understanding.
SO where is the near-real-time country-wide system that ratchets down the standard (statutory) work week in sync with the overall decline in aggregate work ?
> it's not d3 based. ... I'm curious if any other graphing libs will build on echarts internals in the future and if the current rise in popularity will one day be seen as the end of d3.

I think your history is a bit muddled here, and it shows when you suggest "generalized" means "at least 8 charts".

The reason D3 has the adoption it does is due to not being a charting library. Charting libraries like Echarts come and go. Some have more or fewer of this or that, but they all suffer the same design limitation: because they don't provide a visual grammar that you can recombine at will, you're forever limited by the scope of the charts provided by your library.

Going from D3 to Echarts is like going from Rust to Excel: it's a good move if your team is more productive in that environment, but you need to have a sober understanding of what you're giving up.
I recommend Postgres FM podcast, e.g. available as video on Postgres TV yt channel. Good content on its own, and many resources of this kind are linked in the episode notes. I believe one of the authors even helped Gitlab specifically with Postgres performance issues not that long ago.
We’ve used this [1] library before and were able to customize it pretty heavily.

[1] https://github.com/neuronetio/gantt-schedule-timeline-calend...
If so, how do you square that with the history of America's successes?

World War II.

The production capacity of most industrialized nations was severely impacted by the war. The USA was one of the few that wasn't.

Without too much real competition, US industry (Boeing for example) prospered for decades and built a middle class that was the envy of the world. But as the competition slowly recovered, the USA has ceded much of this to greed, income inequity and mismanagement.

The vast majority of new income from increased productivity now goes to the top echelon at US corporations. In 2022, the CEO of Boeing made $23 million as the company lost $12 billion. The CEO of AirBus only made about $4 million as revenue increased 16%.

The USA now has some of the highest paid and arguably least effective managers in the world --- Boeing is just one example. Working hard in the USA mainly just creates bigger bonuses for those at the top.

American management and leadership style is fundamentally flawed and most of the available evidence shows that it is only getting worse over time, not better.
Bugs happen also in access control. Unguessable IDs make it much harder to exploit some of those bugs. Of course the focus should be on ensuring correct access control in the first place, but unguessable IDs can make the difference between a horrible disaster and a close call.

It's also possible to use auto-incrementing database IDs and encrypt them, if using UUIDs doesn't work for you. With appropriate software layers in place, encrypted IDs work more or less automatically.
If a continent is your target, sure...
I don't think that analogy works well either, given that humans often put a lot of effort into caring for human babies in order that they are able to make it to adulthood (thus achieving "equality" as per your analogy).

I think it might be easier for you to explain your point if you didn't describe it in analogy, and instead described it directly. The criticism is that large (i.e. several orders of magnitude) wealth gaps are bad for society, and that they cause tremendous power imbalances in what would otherwise be a democratic society.

Purely in terms of wealth inequality, and not through analogy, why do you disagree with this criticism?
> Why is irrelevant when he was in russian prison in a faraway region and only the official apparatus with putin at the top had the means to kill him.

It is never irrelevant. I feel it's actually damaging for putin to have killed him now, so I still wonder why would have he done it?

Mafia shit is a naive answer and only shows your bias, Putin is not a mafia boss but the leader of a great power.

> Also why did you put Navalnys wife in quotations?

Shes known to have had other companions while he was in jail. All pretty rich. I strongly believe her appearance at the Munich security conference was just a carefully planned show.
@elric tagging people doesn't do anything on HN.

I think you would have to use email, strangely enough. Try hn@ycombinator.com
> I certainly don't see myself queuing up to watch any AI-produced or -enhanced movie.

When animated hand drawn cartoons (think Disney) were first introduced, film critics said they would never watch it, because didn't have actors in it.

When CGI was introduced, film critics said they would never watch it, because the acting wasn't real.

When 3D rendered movies (think Pixar) were first introduced, film critics said they would never watch it, because it wasn't hand drawn.

Just like cartoons, CGI and 3D rendered movies, AI generated movies has the potential to become a huge market. Maybe not in long format at the beginning, but you bet that short format video platforms such as TikTok and YouTube (shorts) will be flooded with AI generated content soon.

> TBH, they lost me much longer time ago, but I assume it will be a larger transition.

The 'great' thing about platforms like TikTok, is that it'll give a very fast feedback loop on whether the audience is willing to watch it or not. So I expect we'll know whether this transition you speak of will happen or not rather soon. My bet is that it won't, I expect people to watch it anyway.
No one hoards women. If the top 10% of men had sexual access to more than one woman at a time, without committing to any of them in a monogamous relationship, that alone would be enough to change the dating landscape significantly. Assuming that the women involved weren't in a different relationship at the time.
As presently practiced they all indeed are cons for bleeding clients dry. I haven't met Zed, but I can't imagine he thinks he can read minds, he must ask at some point what the customer wants to get out of the project. But the endless bikeshedding meetings and piles of useless UML diagrams and other documents is indeed just a scam.

The most absurd thing of it all is that even in-house development organizations behave the exact same way, despite having the exact opposite incentives.