skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
"[...] I do not think everyone should get raises/promotions every year in a small company.”
– Head of Product at a startup (Millennial, US)

See, here is the problem. If the company is increasing its earning then i want a raise too, because i contributed to that increase. And if the company is not increasing its earning i might look around because the company might not be doing so well.

Due to inflation and other factors, cost of living is increasing anyway, so either way you should give out some form of raise every year (at the very least).

As another millennial... GenZ'ers just got this right. I had to live through this and understand it, but it seems to be natural to them, somehow?

They just got this right, and most people can (should?) only learn.
Since the SSD days (I started like 15 years ago with that) I keep a bit of space empty for two reasons: Emergency situations where you may need some extra space and to give SSDs a bit more room to relocate blocks to (they have a certain amount internally reserved already).
That's not really a rebuttal - the entire convoy was (incorrectly) identified as a target. If they were actually military it certainly would make sense to kill the targets one by one as it's hard to target simultaneously.
I was in this situation with BTRFS, but it was simple to extend the partition with an old 2gb usb stick and the problem resolved itself.
Botswana threatens to send 20k elephants to Germany in trophy hunting dispute
Uhh sorry guys, I was asleep and now the project has like 1k stars haha

I will try my best to catch up with everyone <3
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<< "Shut it down, the goyim know!")

Are you trying to say that Jewish people are behind this? Naked antisemitism much?
Debian is very very diligent about patching out phone-home and expiration timers and other such “developer knows best” misfeatures. Some apps also include autoupdate (aka solarwinds style RCE) which they also remove.

Overall they do way more good than harm. Trashing them because they sometimes make mistakes is probably incorrect.
> The entire Palestinian war doctrine is built around attacking Israel ...

Let me correct that for you - The entire Palestinian resistance is built around the idea of fighting a foreign occupation of their land. Israel is a coloniser state, and the Palestinians are justified in fighting them, even violently, for their land and existence as many other colonial countries have in the past against their oppressors. The denial that some Israelis have about this is the height of political stupidity.

One man's terrorist is another man's freedom fighter.

The problem with Israel is not PLA or Hamas, but the the right-wing religious fundamentalist Israeli-Jews that have captured power in Israel. Right-wing religious fundamentalists around the world thrive by creating a climate of fear and hate. Unless Israeli Jews and Palestinian muslims hate each other, they cannot be in power. And if you look at the history of the Israeli religious fundamentalist Jews, you will find that they have assassinated their own people, Palestinian politicians and ven foreign diplomats and leaders, to ensure that there is no peace and a climate of fear and hatred flourishes.

Why do you think Netanyahu and his predecessor formulated the policy of supporting and financing Hamas when the PLA started exploring diplomatic and non-violent means of peace, and gaining international support? The reality was that that these religious fundamentalist Israeli politicians need some religious fundamentalist violent Palestinian faction to brainwash and radicalise their followers to retain power. So they deliberately create conflict. The Likud party that Netanyahu now heads, was found by religious fundamentalists in Israel who were a jewish terrorist organisation that took please in killing and slaughtering Palestinina men, women and children. Albert Einstein once warned the Israel polity about the dangers of such people capturing power in Israel because of the atrocity them committed against Palestinians in the name of Israel.

It is not a co-incidence that Netanyahu and his other religious fundamentalist buddies allowed Hamas to attack Israel, when he and the right- in Israel are in a very politically precarious situation. The current war allows them to create hatred among the new generation of Israelis and Palestinians, so that they can cling on to power.
Shame about the source
I think the easiest entry point would be the python langchain project? It has a lot more documentation and working examples than the golang one I've used :)

If you could tell me more about your goals, I can probably provide a more narrow answer :)
How are the farmers lowering the housing stock? Are they destroying housing? Are they preventing others from building? You claim they can't force their land to be agriculture, but you apparently can force it to be residential?
People born in the 70's and 80's, who are 40-50 years old currently.
Is it gonna be the good racism™ where it's against asians and whites?
The paper has been written on January 25 and it has been posted on SSRN on March 15.

There may be some error in their proofs, but it is not a prank, though that was my first thought too.
I would love to see such a great retro environment brought back to life on modern compatible hardware. ITS and Bliss in particular.
I'm using `std::function` and `std::vector` in the implementation, which allocates.

I haven't written any benchmark, but I assume this would be the bottleneck. I made this tool for a small CLI utility not concerned about performance.

I'd be happy to receive recommendations (and even PRs) though.
Next step is to automate this entire chain. Not far away from some military deploying fully autonomous identify, target & kill systems now. The pieces are all in place. Human rights and oversight are not the first priority in all militaries.

AI system says person X in location Y needs to be taken out due to "terrorist association". Check if location Y is cleared for operations. Command has given general authority for operations in this region.

An autonomous drone is deployed like a Patriot missile shooting out from some array into the night sky, quietly flies to location Y, identifies precise GPS coordinates and sends itself including a sizeable warhead into the target. Later, some office dude sits down at his desk at 8:30am, opens some reporting program.

"Ah, 36 kills last night." Takes a sip of coffee.
It kind of does, but calculating its actual lifetime or warming effect is tricky. This post explains it quite nicely: https://climateer.substack.com/p/methane-lifetime
That doesn't make it technically impossible to implement booting from that port.
I don't know if I agree with this. Advanced mathematics deals with layer upon layer of abstraction, and oftentimes there aren't significant shortcuts. A good friend of mine did her doctorate in algebraic geometry, and there were important open questions in her field that would take two years of study in order to be able to understand the problem statement.

Take the proof of Fermat's Last Theorem. In this case the problem is very easy to state (a^n + b^n = c^n has non-zero integer solutions only of n < 3). But the proof is very long (like over 100 pages at least?) and involves quite a lot of abstraction, well beyond integer arithmetic. Nobody's being pretentious here, it's just the nature of the field.
Sorry it wasn't my intention to gatekeep, but my 300€ card really is on the low end of LLM Things
It's on their website. https://www.seattleschools.org/departments/advanced-learning...
I wish more countries recognized the ultimate and inviolable right to self ownership. If we aren’t free to destroy ourselves if we so desire, we aren’t actually free.
The course sounds brilliant, the right mix of technical and crafty. I'm not sure I'm capable of actually doing it though - I struggle with most hardware stuff.
Thanks :). Yea only the web part is typescript and I really wouldn't recommend to learn from my typescript haha
I first learnt about Henry Darger in Olivia Laing's The Lonely City. It is a first-hand account of the psychological effects of loneliness and isolation. The author draws parallels between her own experience and that of other artists like Darger, and describes the way in which this experience can drive their creative process.
I applied for a backend role here end of February but I never heard back...
> It is easy to fit formulas to the first six terms, in a million different ways, but none of them are of any interest (the seventh term can be chosen to be any number you wish). - N. J. A. Sloane, Oct 22 2017

A microcosm for the "plot" of that show, where the writers just pulled some new twist out of their backsides every episode!
Solvable, yes, but at least in Europe it is currently dirtier than anthracite coal due to leakages in lifetime emissions. Solvable but not solved, and we really should be looking for solutions.
Yes, we have plan to launch API for this
No, Israel has never seriously been open to palestinian self-determination. Netanyahu brags about it, because he knows that it has been the mainstream position among israeli politicians so he has to project an image of being especially valuable in that regard.

It's not hiding when you are on your own territory. It's not a shield if your enemy kills non-combatants with impunity. It's also very hard to discern "terrorists" from resistance fighters when you're an occupier operating in occupied territory, which Israel doesn't even try to do.
Effort is huge and I'm working on this since 7 month
Amazon walked out on self-checkout technology
I am terrified of the thought of legally killing people and this article has made me feel quite odd, even slightly sick I would say.

My gut just screams at me: this is wrong. And I cannot help.

The rational arguments do not convince me at all. Call me old fashioned or whatever but this is how I feel about it, and since there is an article about this I imagine that there might be certain interest in this being out of the ordinary.
So the other way aroun, physical sick and mentally healthy, isn't a problem?

Isn't it about curability and pain?
You have to make an argument that freedom is inherently good, which is not obvious to me. I think it's good to force people to do things in many situations
I didn't run into a lot of timeouts while using it myself, but you would probably need another search source if you plan to host this service for multiple users at the same time.

There are projects like flareresolverr which might be interesting
Thanks, yes this week we acquired .com
I wonder if she tried MAOIs. Those are criminally underused.

https://www.psychotropical.com/10-patient-stories-a-long-sto...
Uhh yes I was really impressed by your project :)
Next: german elephants demand more bananas and don't wanna see competition from botswana!
i've filled up an zfs array to the point where i could not delete files.

the trick is to truncate a large enough files, or enough small files, to zero.

not sure if this is a universal shell trick, but worked on those i tried: "> filename"
My boring icon search website making $4k per month
Hi, My name is Danish(b. 1992, India) is an Entrepreneur & building things for the Internet since 2012.

6 months back I acquire a project with $0 revenue, no traffic, but I like the idea and I believe that this will fun to work on that. So, I had no idea how to make money with this icon search website. I can't sell these icons because these are open source. So, I just keep the website free and launch on some communities like ProductHunt, Hackernews, My twitter.

It's become #1 product of the day, on front page of HN for 20 hours. So, this was validated that people love the idea. i grow the website traffic and got some email leads via sign in.

In starting, onboard some sponsors and work with 6 companies and made around $2k in 3 months but this was not good idea because I have to find new sponsors each month.

So, I got the idea to monetise features of the website, and launched Figma Plugin. So, i launched one time subscription fee $49 to access unlimited search, Figma Plugin, & icon manager.

Yes, I made good sales and people was happy to pay, because this is just one time. So, I increase the price from $49 to $69.

Still people buying the lifetime deals, and this is all organic with $0 marketing.

So, here is the website url https://iconbuddy.com And you know this week I acquire .com for $3999 because .com feel great and I have big plans with this. When I acquire this project this was iconbuddy.app

This project generated $4k in march and I'm expecting $7k+ in this month.

this is my story of first acquisition. I hope you like this.
It all sounds quite dystopic, from credit voodoo to having to pay for education.
I don't want to sound harsh nor demotivate you, but you've picked a very hard market IMO. If you have experience on working on such tool in a different company then leverage that knowledge to build a robust GTM strategy.
Innovating technology in this space is hard, I think everything was already invented. The features you mention are already offered by a number of competitors and similar tools, there is no innovation here.
Unless you have some very unique value proposition for the users, it will be hard to win a piece of the market.
>Manufacturing costs go down, generally.

No they don't, you're just falling for survivorship bias - technology that's successful goes down in cost. Technology that starts off prohibitively expensive and remains prohibitively expensive is technology that tends to stay niche or nonexistent and not thought about.

Successful technology is almost definitionally technology whose manufacturing costs go down over time, but to use that as a basis for claiming that Technology X will go down in cost over time and therefore Technology X will be successful - well, that's circular logic.

BTW, solar when it first came out was solar thermal. Solar thermal, as an electricity source, is dead.
Are you using cmd-o to open link in Safari too?
They are completely in the dark.
> You have to make an argument that freedom is inherently good, which is not obvious to me

Your next sentence holds that assumption as obvious:

> I think it's good to force people to do things in many situations

Why do you think you should have freedom to even think, let alone decide, what is good for other people?
It's very strange that the doctors told her "There’s nothing more we can do for you. It’s never gonna get any better." Was that an irresponsible off-hand remark or what? Especially given the disorders she has, perhaps if it was severe schizophrenia or some kind of neurogenerative disorder, but autism + depression + bpd? I highly doubt that they have exposed her to all possible treatment methods, which in my opinion they should do before allowing her to take her own life.
> If you don't tax commercial activity and wealth, you end up taxing work. This kills societies.

In general this is true but if you are one of the few tax havens in the world then you have so much money going through that a very small percentage tax adds up to enough money to keep your citizens quiet. This only works locally though. Globally, other societies are getting screwed.
> themirror

Ah mate I don't know about that.

> healthy young woman who struggles with crippling depression, autism and borderline personality disorder

Besides a large hole and some rust, the Titanic is in tip top shape.
> I found that Sonoma has broken...

All too familiar. I have two Macs. I upgraded one of them to Sonoma and ever since then it has been nothing but headache and disappointment. Starting from the upgrade having failed (meaning I had to completely wipe the disk and install Sonoma from scratch, luckily I still had data), to problems with Handoff, the firewall seems to not work, Excel very slow etc etc.

I don't recommend using Sonoma.
cool to see Go here
I guess we are slowly getting closer to having the suicide booths from Futurama.
> Why do you think you should have freedom to even think, let alone decide, what is good for other people?

It's not necessarily good for each person, but good for society. Also I don't even know if I should have that freedom, that would be something we would have to philosophically investigate.
I agree with that when the problem is irreversible and will cause unending pain for the person. However, this case does not seem like it. If she had like Parkinson or Alzheimer then I would understand but depression? There are very good anti-depressants that help go through if she cannot find another way to cope. Also, there might be something physically wrong that doctors might have overlooked which causes her depression.
So it depreciated by maybe $20k extra, and their advice is not to buy such a car. Bad advice. "past performance is no guarantee of future results" and definitely not after such a drop. A price that starts at $69k can't drop by $20k very many times: $0 is a hard limit and even twice is difficult to believe.
Maybe if we weren't treated like de facto slaves for the rich life would be worth living.
This was a fascinating read and really got me thinking about the morality of suicide all things considered. We’ve collectively decided as a society that suicide is a bad thing, and rarely is mental health treated the same as physical in the realm of euthanasia.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_diminutives_by_languag... lists many more that “could be seen as diminutives”, at least some of which a were fairly recently used in forming new words (examples: disk ⇒ diskette, computer ⇒ minicomputer)
This person isn’t destroying themself. They’re forcing someone else to do it for them, and they’re shitposting online for eyeballs in the meantime.

They could die at any time. This is an elaborate show by someone who needs to be told “no” and given a clear direction.
Besides for verifying that the compiled program works on the target, tests are also required to compile with PGO because you need to have a runtime example to optimize for.
I don't read that as an argument for euthanasia, I read it as an argument that individual liberty is not absolute.
> You have to make an argument that freedom is inherently good

Or accept it as axiomatic.
You could run the LLM using your CPU and normal (non video) ram. But that's a lot slower. There are people working on making it a lot faster tho. The bottleneck is the transfer speed between the ram Sticks and the CPU.

Just taking a guess, but I wouldn't expect more than a couple tokens (more or less like syllables) per second. Which is probably to slow, since it has to read a couple thousand per search result.

It's hard to provide minimum requirements, since there are so many edge cases.
> compared to the economics of storing energy in batteries for long periods

Which doesn't say much, since practically nobody is doing that.
I think there's a lot of parts in the brain that involve day to day coordinations that could be moved out. Fine motor control stuff in the cerebellum probably wouldn't hurt if it's closer to the muscles, but the cerebrum might be harder to split up and scatter because of latency and bandwidth. On the other hand, we could go from dual core in the cranium to multicore distributed - like octop(uses|i) have one brain per arm and I believe another to rule them all.
That is what I think as well. Seems very irresponsible by the doctors.
> Considering that’s it’s a state actor,

Is it? Did we have any conclusive evidence yet? Honest question.
You should always be free to destroy yourself absent any medical reason or justification. It is a personal decision and there is no reason anyone should be required to explain or justify it.

We don’t require a medical reason to enhance or build our bodies, we don’t need one to damage or destroy them.

I’m already allowed to eat fried foods 10 times a day and chainsmoke and do it slowly and painfully; if that is legal then anyone should be allowed to do it in a quick, painless, and dignified fashion.
Maybe because leftovers can kill you if you're on them.

They have gnarly side effects. SSRI's as well.
Totally agree.

It also begs the question, are the people in these situations even mentally fit enough to make the decision rationally? With the limited context I have, I don’t think so.

There’d also a lot of reliance on the doctor’s “its never going to get better” - yet time and time again with physical ailments we hear of the impossibility of recovery yet many do recover.
In some people's eyes, there's a certain fairness to lowering outcomes for everyone. Racism IS bullying. You can have an individual racist who bullies you, or you can have society be the racist who bullies you. Unfortunately, you can also, and often do, have both. It's also unfortunate, but just a fact, that some people, usually privileged people, won't understand getting the short end of the stick until it happens to them.

While I might take issue with shutting down a program to make a point, I grew up as a Jewish guy in the 1980s and faced racism and bullying on the regular. It truly made my life a living hell sometimes. As an adult, I've had to deal with things like openly racist co-workers. Now of course there's all the recent suggestions that I'm enabling genocide somewhere just by _being_ Jewish and/or for supporting Israel. Whenever someone says something like "The Jews...", it's probably racism. It feels like it.

In my opinion, the root of all these problems is a small bunch of bad actors who think it's okay to engage in antisocial behavior. They then convince others that it's okay to do the same thing, whether actively or by example. Society would be so much better off if people with antisocial tendencies could somehow be convinced to be pro-social.
Congrats. I often wonder with similar posts: why share the revenue numbers. Won't that attract people starting to compete with you?

> and this is all organic with $0 marketing.

Might be $0 but with posts like this you do active marketing.
Yea it's also quite fulfilling to see people likening something you've put some work into :)
Using sockpuppets to pressure the original maintainer into granting commit access in the first place backs the long con theory.
I believe this is yet another case of people being skeptical about the very existence of mental illness.

Euthanasia for incurable cancer patients is a no-brainer, but for incurable depression sufferers? Well, their bodies are healthy. What if it's just a phase they'll grow out of? Maybe they're just faking it? They should probably be more grateful for the gifts they've received from God, and they'll be happy. Maybe they're just bad people?
"You're not allowed to rape" is a pretty strong example.
I hope you equally fill bad for tens of thousands of civilians dying without any consent because some "leader" decided to play a war.
Ah damn I forgot about getting some VC money
Haven't read the article, but does it say why'd she go for euthanasia? I'd imagine there are dignified ways of bringing this matter into one's own hands.

Edit: I think this may have come off as “geez just kill yourself and spare us the drama”, but I’m just genuinely curious why’d she choose one over the other whenever I assume she has the means to pursue both.
> ‘Privacy. That's Apple,’ the slogan proclaims. New research from Aalto University begs to differ.

> The researchers studied eight apps: Safari, Siri, Family Sharing, iMessage, FaceTime, Location Services, Find My and Touch ID. They collected all publicly available privacy-related information on these apps...

> The fragility of the privacy protections surprised even the researchers.

Reaction: Either their "surprise" was purely theatrical (or journalistic gloss), or else Aalto U. needs to replace them with competent researchers. Just like a policeman who doesn't believe that anyone could really be a criminal, or a doctor who finds it unimaginable that autoimmune diseases could actually occur, or ...