skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Change to a job that lets me work 30 hours/week for lower pay. Spend the extra 2 hours a day on gym and healthy meal prep, with a personal trainer for some percentage of the time.

That's what I would do, but I don't have any digestive issues, eat healthy already, and love the gym.

Figure out what is causing the chronic digestive issues and inflammation. Honestly, a strict carnivore diet sounds guaranteed to cause digestive issues. (The digestive system needs fiber.) An elimination diet to figure out what is causing the chronic digestive issues, with the help of a nutritionist and a doctor, would be a good place to start.
I'm curious about "why sand", is it better at holding heat than say water?
Haha that's awesome. Too bad Google doesn't seem to make official easter eggs that are as cool as this anymore (like the Google search zerg rush one)
Amazing! Glad you had a good experience, and thanks for the feedback on improvements. We agree with all of the points you raised and will definitely be rolling those out soon.

If you're interested in staying involved I just created a discord and put a link in one of the comments.
EV Euphoria Is Dead
That would make the study of land masses and arrangement... lithography. :-/
Propositions and people covering their asses is different than ignoring instructions for using a medical device. When it says "ONLY USE DISTILLED WATER", then that should give a reasonable person pause. It doesn't mean use any old water, it means use distilled water only.
Councils from Paris to the Yarra want to use parking fees to clamp down on SUVs
Case law does not protect non-citizens. People have been deported for being communists.
Often this is the entire point. The in-house staff are seen as obstructionists, whereas outsourcers provide the equivalent of meat robots.

Many managers far prefer the latter over the former.
I like the game boy graphics explanations by Jesse „system of levers“: https://youtu.be/SK7XT0DWqtE
> ve interviewed lots of just absolutely terrible candidates of all ages

Yes, absolutely. I didn't mean to imply otherwise. But when a younger candidate gets declined, they don't shake their fist and blame ageism.
^ This, and gently, with your interests only in mind: you're sort of missing the point if you're still asserting "no, its the VCS and the host and the storage service and the and the and the" when people are interacting with you, with no further detail.

Shortly before I got a job at Google in Boston, I was still living in my dying steeltown and beautiful hometown Buffalo, NY.

I was absolutely _over the moon_ that a combined juicery/bar/Indian food/sandwich shoppe/bakery was opening nearby.

It never opened

In retrospect, with age, it would have been horrible[^1], and my friends were gently teasing me about my excitement were right.

Lets say the owner did have a series of specialists or a transformative way to pull of fusing these: they would have frustrated the small portion of the vast majority willing to engage by saying "hold on, it'll be awesome and totally will have all of those foods"

[^1] it wasn't a food hall, picture the size of maybe a mcdonald's and a half. even if you had a series of specialists for each of those, there wasn't enough room for a tandoor, grill, real juicer, deli, etc. etc.
Mine as well. I had 3/4 of a story written out to my mental scratch pad before this comment even loaded.
The story is wonderful but the website is an even funner find. Talk about a throwback with lots of oddball connections.
Also very impressive was the making of this video itself. Transitions between scenes, overlayed graphics (arrows) pointing and moving in the diagrams.
Technology is a cruel mistress. She came for the buggy whip makers, and she will eventually come for us.
From Redditors at /r/ClaudeAI this seems to be a common bug. People have got accounts back upon contacting them and I saw one even without doing anything, after a while...

I very much miss an official comment on this though.

It's not exactly inspiring confidence to subscribe to a product you may randomly be locked out from, with no comment from the company behind it.
Probably not.

But sand doesn't freeze (or perhaps, sand doesn't melt) under normal temperatures. That's probably more important for an icy region.
Why is anything special or unique required to run WASM on kube? A container is a container, no? Serious question. To me the benefit of kube is that the api is a container and allows for any container to run there.
You’re referring without providing references.
This demo is tells me that we're relatively close already, and that HiDPI should eventually hit a spot where you could use pixels to represent the ion gun screen gaps and the bleed effect at the edge of subpixels.
NYC city transit is shameful vs. even places like Moscow. Americans have no freaking idea.
Because it's not targeting the speech. If an American company acquires TikTok it can continue to provide exactly the same content.
> At the end of the day, what this law is asking for is a Great Firewall around the US, that prohibits which websites its citizens can visit.

This law is asking for no such thing. Even if ByteDance refuses to sell TikTok, Americans would still be able to visit the site.
Evidence that deep-water circulation affected by Earth-Mars 2.4 Myr cycle
I stand enlightened. Focus was broadened ages ago. I had the wrong idea about the WSJ
It’s probably less likely to turn into gas, increase in pressure, and explode the silo.
It’s incredible, I’ve installed camera systems for pizza parlors and they wanted footage saved for up to 6 months! Boeing is just malicious
Can store a lot more heat by volume. Water has other bad properties. The higher the temperature the higher the pressure.
Do not move the seat, you have 5 min to turn off the anti-ice, if you go to the toilet keep your seat belt on...
Yep! None of what I said was meant as a disagreement with any of this :)

I mean, I might wish that going from "wait a minute, nobody can afford to live here because lots of people have moved here and we haven't been building any housing" to seeing the first improvements in affordability would require less than like 20 years, but in reality, yeah, things take time.
"Markets with a housing shortage have record low inventories and record low uninhabited units."

So you admit there are markets that do not? That's my point - distribution of housing across the country.
This feels very promising. What codebase size is this meant for?
Mortgage interest deduction is capped at $750K of debt, conforming loan limits are $760K+, so doesn't apply to jumbo loans.
For data or was it the standard “use responsibly” message?
Yes, you don't want empty AVs roaming around the streets. There probably needs to be some sort of government intervention to discourage this behavior. Here's what's possible though:

1. Shared ride AVs can deliver multiple people per trip to their jobs, and they can also make multiple trips in the morning, and multiple trips in the evening. Private cars generally take one person, have to sit in a parking spot all day, and then go home.

2. AVs can park relatively far from their destination. After they drop off their passenger, they can go somewhere else to park.

3. AVs, if they can coordinate or be remotely controlled by a parking lot, can park way more densely than normal cars. In a normal parking lot, maybe half of the space is aisles for cars to drive to and from the parking space. If cars could dynamically get out of the way, you would only need a small portion of the space empty. A very simple strategy would be for there to be only room for one aisle for a big parking lot, and all of the cars would just move forward or back to make the single aisle appear wherever it was needed.

In all, this probably reduces the need for parking by maybe 6x relative to human driven cars.
Where are the real engineers? Boeing?
No, this is just separation of concerns. Each thing that was separated is now encapsulated and can be reused in different places.
That's easily verifiable by putting the video-game in offline mode.

As far as I can remember, as soon as I put the SD card the Switch game is playable (lots of Switch games don't have updates for them!), I don't think it's just a digital store thing. Also I can put the SD card on another switch and it will also play. Same with my Playstation CDs.
Now the Senate guts it and makes it say whatever they want, the House be damned.
In the 1970s, beside the prevalence of cars, there were two more factors hollowing out cities: "white flight" and the fear of a nuclear war. A nuke hitting Manhattan would certainly affect more people that a nuke hitting some suburbia, and why would a nuke be targeted there in the first place?

The fear was real :(
I attended a talk by these folks at KubeCon last year - really great stuff. Sadly I'm not in a position to do anything with WASM in my professional life (and I have other priorities in my personal projects), but this for me is the "next big thing", more than any AI fluff - it will go unnoticed because it's low-level and transparent, but I'd bet paycheques on it having a huge impact in the coming years. Seems like a really exciting thing to be a part of.
As a now former employee of Blueboard I found out the CEO hopped on a plane to Asia today. Meanwhile myself and so many others were blindsided with no severance. Epitome of toxic leadership.
The crime is fun. The sentence is death.
> Upvotes for whoever comes up with the most extreme response they can think of.

We should breed the amoeba and purposely add it to our water supply, making the chance of infection incredibly high while simultaneously raising awareness.
There should be reasonable lag time of a month or so. That way the landlord has time to perform maintenance between tenants.
Even giving people the single family housing they want, there’s ways to increase the density massively that aren’t being utilised right now. Bringing back terraced houses in the US would be a great first step, and is only an improvement over the insanity that is the Bay Area’s houses in every back and side garden while still enforcing setbacks.
Only 20 JavaScript runtimes left
The actual technologies matter less, and I'm not talking about "the fundamentals". It's more that they tend to have only been doing the exact small set of things for a long period of time. When I've hired such people much more often than not they struggle to learn, because they're no longer used to learning.

And much like I said the prior as a fellow greybeard, I'm saying this as someone who is much more cavalier than most people I've met about not expecting an exact set of skills. That said, I've noticed patterns of candidates who really struggle to catch up on their missing skills and this is one of them.

EDIT: to clarify a bit, the archetype I'm talking about are people who have pretty much turned off their brain and been on autopilot for 10, 20, or more years. It's not a problem if they're using a "dated" technology or whatever, it's a problem that they've been operating on rote muscle memory for ages. There are absolutely people who are using the dated technologies who don't fall into this trap.
Show HN: Compare LLM API Pricing
I mean, that's solved with a little prompt engineering:

"context": {"Go about your daily life, but you have an IQ of 50 and have zero ambition."}
Sorry, just that it isn't anywhere near as efficient. There's a lot of random wait that will slow everything down.
Lisp usually means a Lisp which identifies as such: Common Lisp, Emacs Lisp, ISLisp (which is an ISO Standard), Emacs Lisp, AutoLisp, Interlisp, ...

Languages like Scheme have their own standards (RNRS, IEEE Scheme, SRFI, ...).

It's perfectly fine to make a difference between Lisp and Scheme, for example. In the Scheme literature "Lisp" often means the earlier&older language before Scheme. A language which emphasizes symbols, property lists on symbols, lists, imperative programming, several namespaces, dynamic binding, ... Common Lisp, even though it is younger than Scheme, preserves the Lisp features from before Scheme. Other Lisp languages, like Emacs Lisp and ISLisp, are also backwards compatible.

There is also an idea of a wider family of Lisp-inspired languages, but that has very little practical meaning because they are often very different languages: Logo, Dylan, Racket, Clojure, newLisp, Hy, LispE, ... JavaScript, R, ...
New Software-Generating AI: Devin [video]
Short, funny, entertaining video from Fireship about the new software-engineering focused AI, Devin.
I will do that. I am in a similar diagnosis.

I know someone who had the surgery 13 years ago and it went very well. But 5 months on for you, gives me the uneasies.
Nanos – A Unikernel
About unikernels https://github.com/cetic/unikernels?tab=readme-ov-file#unike...
that's how I heard of him too. at first the idea of his stationary life seemed terrifying, but he looked like he made the most of it. sad to hear his passing
No, because you have the self-awareness to understand your mistake in context, rather than accepting "Arnold Schwarzenegger" because the syntax of the statement is still valid.
The content is not what is being outlawed, only the distribution mechanism. ISIS wouldn't be allowed to own a publishing company in America; nobody thinks that somehow curtails freedom of speech. If somebody so chooses, they could distribute content from ISIS, and restrictions on that would indeed be a restriction on speech. But it wouldn't be a restriction to make it illegal to give money to ISIS.
Quiet. I’m guessing it’s quiet.

Pro tip, your inner monologue can be turned off. It’s nice, I recommend it. Come to my ted talk to learn how. Or just think about it quietly for five minutes.
I feel like this is part of the problem every time these housing affordability conversations come up. The problems are hyper-local, but the proposed solutions are advanced as if they need to be state or even country wide. A lot of "we" statements that don't actually apply to the audience. And to people in areas like where I am, or in semi-rural areas that are dying and the housing prices are falling, it just seems ridiculous and hyperbolic. And that isn't to say we don't have problems here. I have plenty of younger co-workers who are facing down where and how to afford living in this area as housing costs have grown immensely over the years. But "stop only building 4k sqft homes" isn't even remotely the right solution here, because that isn't the problem here.

Imagine if we suddenly got a bunch of articles on HN about the "website affordability crisis" and it was a bunch of FAANG engineers and ex FAANG employees and want-to-be FAANG employees talking about how you can't build a reliable website for less than a few million in cloud services and monitoring and logging from Datadog and the like. Sure from their perspective of trying to build a FAANG scale service that might be true, but it would also seem insane to the rest of us who are wondering what's wrong with throwing up a few boxes in a colo center or even a few basic EC2 instances and a cloudflare proxy if you just want some affordable website hosting.

Not every IT problem or company needs Google scale solutions, and not every community (or even community suffering from a housing affordability problem) needs Seattle scale solutions either.
People use the tools they have. When you want to build an infrastructure tool, you won't (or shouldn't) start with "how to write rust".

Getting to the finish line matters more than using the absolute best fit so to speak.

Same goes for orgs that have a lot of JS talent but no Rust for example.
I use obsidian and zettlr [1]. The great thing with markdown is that, as long as you do not use an editor or plugin with some extreme "flavours", you are not locked in one specific editor. I have found that using two editors (obsidian and zettlr) for different needs/contexts works amazing for me. I am curious about this one also, though it is hard to think of use cases that I am not covered right now already.

[1] https://www.zettlr.com/
I think once somebody solves the hellish configuration with another language that people can actually understand NixOs will take off. I mean, I hate js as much as everybody else, but I’d rather use that to configure nix than whatever that thing is that they use now.
More building, less talking
Yes, it's totally Pascal's Triangle. Or, if were born after 1980, Plinko.

Okay here's the steps. Took me 40 years to remember how to do this!

0) Go to archive.org here

https://archive.org/download/riag_005_Volume_042_-_Apple_Sof...

1) Save the file "Volume_042_Apple_Software_Bank_5.dsk" locally

2) Run the Apple ][ emulator from here. This will also load the DOS 3.3 disk with Integer BASIC on it:

https://www.scullinsteel.com/apple2/#dos33master|

3) For disk 2, press the folder button, choose the "Local Saves", "Choose File", then load the .dsk file.

4) Then do these commands:

INT
LOAD GREAT AMERICAN PROB. MACHINE,D2
RUN

Enjoy.

PS: LEMONADE is also possible with these same steps, use this disk image:

https://archive.org/download/a2_Lemonade_Stand_1979_Apple/Le...

And then these commands

FP
RUN LEMONADE,D2
It’s also extremely bloated. The storybook related dependencies were slowing down our builds significantly. We have done additional storybook plugins, but making storybook an optional dependency reduced the build server’s node_modules size by 1GB!
Ask HN: Should you incorporate as an LLC or C-Corp for your startup?
LLC is simply to start. But of course, if you're raising money and investors, they'll require C-Corp.

So if you're going all in, you might as well go for C-Corp rather than LLC but C-Corp has way more work and so on.

Thoughts?
It's true everywhere. Older people are paid more for no good reason, it's just "the way things are" that you get a raise every year. In a freer market, it wouldn't be the case.
I checked Windows Narrator, and two other utilities and they didn't utter anything. I think requiring users to install a custom font would further hold back the adoption of your format. I hope you succeed; just my 2c.
"that's 67% percent of the homeless."

The data does not support that. You cannot simply subtract 33 from 100 and claim affordability is the primary factor. Mental illness is not the only factor affecting employability. You have substance abuse, criminal records, etc that all prevent people from finding employment.
Really the issue is the PoS terminal the builders use default to a 20% and all the options presented are higher. You feel like a real creep tapping other and typing in 0 in front of them.
Lots of people in the US are anti-Israel and anti-Ukraine spending. Many are also against the current US government's actions.

Are they "pro-CCP"? Honestly, you think anyone who disagrees with the regime are tankies?
Language reactor: intelligent dynamic subtitling for language students
I wonder how they came to those numbers; on a typical stove, if you heat a pot of water to boiling, and then immediately let it cool off, it will spend almost 3 minutes at (or above) 200F (the boiling point of water at 1980 meters) so the sea-level recommendation seems more conservative than the altitude recommendation.
Already pay more for registration. Funnily enough my Chyank Tank is one of the most fuel efficient cars I have ever driven, so they cant get me there. DPF is factory installed, so emissions aren't the issue. Its got 360 degree cameras and alerts and bells and alarms and things so its not a safety thing. Is it envy or revenue raising. Only 2 options left really.
That's funny because I know a lot of people on the other side of the fence that leave teaching for even lower paid work because it is miserable and unfulfilling.

Given this knowledge, it's hard to you comments like this any differently than comments from googlers talking about how fulfilling it would be to work a construction job or romanticize pre-industrial Society from a downtown penthouse
In order of safety.

- Used distilled water.
- Used boiled water.

Use the salt packets with both. It has been amazing for me during the allergy season. But have to be careful.
> If you believe that the constitution protects inalienable rights that cannot be taken away by the government then how can those rights be denied to non citizens?

I was not stating an opinion as to which way it should be. I was describing reality, and stating that I'm not sure which parts of the Bill of Rights apply to foreigners and which don't.

"Inalienable rights" is a phrase that does not appear in the Constitution, and the courts hold the Declaration of Independence to have no legal force whatsoever. Where I was talking about actual jurisprudence (like it or not), you seem to be attacking a straw man.

> The government gets to decide who is and isn’t a citizen,

Yes, but within some pretty tight limits. Persons born on U.S. soil to persons who are subject to the jurisdiction of the U.S. have birthright citizenship, and this cannot be taken away by statutes or bureaucratic acts. Others can naturalize according to statutes.

> which would mean they can decide who is or isn’t eligible for so-called “inalienable” rights.

It wouldn't be a country if everyone in the world had all the same rights as the country's citizens. Some rights have to be reserved to the citizens. De minimis the right to permanently reside and vote in that country. If you don't have a right to reside permanently in some country, then there must be other things which you are not allowed to do in that country.
Right, one of the many great things about Rushmore is that it is a mix of these. It's amazingly polished for someone's second movie. Like, that aspect of it shocks me every time I watch it. But it also still has a lot of that raw soul that Bottle Rocket does.
don't think there's any chance of it happening but definitely daydreamed about getting it upstreamed after the Google Calendar twitter account posted about it! That'd be a ton of fun.
As I understand it, the WSE-2's interconnect is actually quite good, and models are split across chips kinda like GPUs.

And keep in mind that these nodes are hilariously "fat" compared to a GPU node (or even an 8x GPU node), meaning less congestion and overhead from the topology.
Better warning labels is all we need.

My nasal rinse has red text that says, "Warning: Do not use tap water unless sterilized by boiling." Given the absolute proliferation of useless warnings, we all ignore a dozen such notices on a typical day. What it should say is, "Warning: Death or serious injury may result from the use of tap water. Google species name for more information. The following options are safe..."
"After all, they can definitely afford it."

But they won't. Landlords pass taxes on to the tenants.
> and if you're not?

Priority seating
I've been impressed by the quality of the Claude 3 lineup. If you don't need advanced math and reasoning, even Sonnet that is free reaches GPT-4 parity according to the LMSYS Chatbot Arena Leaderboard: https://huggingface.co/spaces/lmsys/chatbot-arena-leaderboar...

There, Sonnet is within the margin of error of current GPT-4 and Opus the same but as for the GPT-4 previews.

Above all Anthropic seem to have found themselves a very nice training set, watching how nicely results are retained as they go down in model sizes.
Something similar, but more for industrial processes: Can a Simple Brick Be the Next Great Battery? | John O'Donnell | TED

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X6Wgd4v_yW8
Can a person be a victim to their own decisions?

I think you really want to blame marketing tactics for excess stress but somehow got hung up on the product being sold. The product could really be anything. Marketing is used to focus the social pressure around the product/brand. IP might give companies like Apple a competitive advantage to build their brand but it is not the thing causing your stress.
writing is easy. good writing is hard