skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Is that a well formed question?

Of Comte, Durkheim, Marx, and Weber, the people credited with the establishment of "modern" (pre WWI & WWII) sciences of society all were "political" philosphers | thinkers that looked at the behaviour of societies.

Max Weber (1864 – 1920) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Max_Weber was a German of some influence, and the pre and inbetween World War periods were a time of intense political debate in France, Germany, and surrounds.

Who are "they" to whom you refer, and what is "political" as opposed to "social" ?
Ha! Maybe people got subconsciously sick of The Gruen Transfer https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gruen_transfer
Renewable Methanol as a Single Fuel for Heavy-Duty Engines
I was a Sprint customer from the start of the Palm phone era. Up until 2 years ago I was using colored Treo’s for my phone. I loved that mechanical keyboard it was so nice to use. ( I have slightly deformed fingers that make it hard for touch screens.). Merger with T-M killed the radio part. So sad to see it go.
Incredibly high taxes?
Denmark has higher taxes.

And don't forget Germany has one of the lowest annual working hours in the world

https://data.oecd.org/emp/hours-worked.htm
They work very well for "worker" processes. The default ssh package on Debian uses systemd template units for the user process; I've used them extensively for job queue workers, in combination with max execution time and a separate timed job to monitor queue load (essentially automatic scale up/down of queue workers).

Realistically if your prod environment relies on you manually running `pm2... ` or whatever, you're doing something wrong. User Experience should have about 0% impact on how your service daemons run.
Is the time-frequency duality same as the wave-particle one?
How else are you supposed to fluff up your performance self review with real numbers when you can't use lines of code?
I love this comment because it's such a Rorschach blot, to be read any way you want.

To properly read this in your intended meaning, do we need to find the political and ethnic makeup of the immigration department? Or society at large?
The report I read said that latest TSMC is 17K per wafer. How much less it is for 14nm I don't know.
> But Buffon never figured out how this species change actually took place: it took Darwin, and his theory of natural selection, to shed light on the process.

Natural selection is the most important part of Darwin's theory. The title exaggerates
why don't you stream the results?
> Cargo and other modern package manager OTOH are bliss compared to both CMake and Autotools but they are usually language specific and other modern non language specific build system are still leading a niche existence.

I hear you about CMake.

I think what kills me about all of this stuff is that there's no essential reason we can't have something as nice as cargo for C and C++ code. Compiling C isn't a fundamentally more complex problem than compiling rust or swift. But instead of solving the problem in a clean, generic, cross-platform way that understands package interfaces and boundaries, C/C++ instead accreted hacky, vendor specific macros and junk for decades. And then C build tools need to be horribly complicated to undo all of that damage.

Should your code export functions with __declspec(dllexport) (as VC++ demands) or __attribute((dllexport)) for gcc. Can't choose? Maybe your library should define its own idiosyncratic DLL_PUBLIC macro which looks at whether _WIN32 or __GNUC__ is defined on the platform. And now the header file (and thus the exposed functions) can only be machine interpreted if you know which platform / compiler you're building for. What does it do for clang? What should clang do? Aaahhhh nightmare o'clock.

All of that when C could just do what every other modern language does and have a nice machine readable public attribute, that gets interpreted differently based on whether the code is compiled into a dynamically linked library or compiled statically. I know hindsight is 20/20. And I'm hopeful that C++20's modules will eventually help. But there's so much stuff like this to unpick that it'll take decades, if it happens at all.

We can have nice things. It just takes some engineering and a willingness to change.
Yes, the country needs to be both competent and strongly willing to court new comers and permanent residents in the first place.

On your experience, it really feels like a PITA. It won't help, but Japan and France are basically the same. You'll see procedures listed as typically taking 2~3 months, check back every now and then, and low and behold a year and half later you have absolutely no idea of what's going on, if your submission has been forgotten or is contentious. There's no recourse as long as you haven't been refused, so it's limbo until something happens.

People are right to bitch about these lengthy and utterly frustrating procedures, I just don't see a way out of it short of being rich, famous or finding a loophole that lets you force a government agency do something in a timely manner without getting a target on your back.

To note, France had much progress in the last decades, in that bullshit requirements were made illegal a few years ago. At least you can check everything needed on an official site and not be subjected to petty additional requirements when dealing with the local entity (yes, that was a thing, probably to make it extra hard for specific portions of the population to properly file procedures)
This was discussed extensively in previous threads, e.g. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39431989
The sentence "You really can't complain" is a complain itself.
> I'm positive a Balmer Peak exists for the quality of these posts.

Aha! I have thought this for some time, that there is a level of tiredness where I actually get quite a bit more done. Likely because I am too tired to split my focus and have my mind wander.

That said I find my effectiveness at decision making deteriorates, so it would only be good for tasks where the right path is obvious. For important complex decisions I think I am still better off well rested.
A century ago, most food waste was fed to pigs and chickens. Now it rots in landfills.
I interviewed at Two Sigma like 6 years ago and I was interested in doing Clojure professionally so I asked about it and was told that they had stopped all new development in Clojure
I'm interested in other Hacker News-like sites. I'd actually just like to leave for something better. I'm increasingly tired of the low brow conversations.

lobste.rs may be the closest, but its referral-based registration leaves you with this odd interleave of being connected to the site potentially by a member you don't actually really know well.

I think they try to discourage that, but I've seen it not work out that way in practice.

Regardless, lobste.rs is a bit too much of a clone.
Oil & gas has large data needs, they had petabyte-scale data 2 decades ago.
Very good point. I totally agree with you.
Other countries have even more garbage separation categories. Germany and Japan have four:

https://handbookgermany.de/en/waste-separation

https://thesmartlocal.jp/garbage-disposal-japan/
I also noticed this in Vietnam. The malls were packed with people every time I went there. It reminded me of the 80s/90s in the US
Are you highly educated?

My father has only a certificate and no degree or anything like that.

It took him 20 years to get citizenship. We came 3 years after he come here and we all became citizens together.

My friends whose parents were doctors or had masters degree would get their GC and citizenships in like 5 years.
Thank you for your reply. It happens on the web platform.
Fellow renter here, what avenues do you have if your renters insurance is cancelled? You don’t have the risk of the main building, but what if your unit suddenly becomes a fire hazard area and you’re dropped?

You’re (and I) are an idiot for renting because after you’re done renting you have no equity. Now compare the rental and mortgage similarly sized units and you’ll realize for about 20% more money you’re suddenly not igniting it on fire every month.
You need to create an account to access download links (and I only see this option for songs I've generated). However, it looks like each link simply points to an mp3 file based on the song id. eg:

https://cdn1.suno.ai/$SONG_ID.mp3
When I started woodworking I was surprised to learn that burning wood releases far less carbon than putting it in a landfill.
You think you've heard it all, but then someone says that introducing undefined behavior improves software quality, and just wow, man, I don't know.
Yeah it'd be really great if these kids didn't become this obese in the first place, but the anecdote in the article is a very specific case:

> So Grace fought to get her middle-schooler on the new obesity drugs. Because no pediatric obesity specialists were available, she enlisted help from a medical researcher who diagnosed her daughter with a rare genetic disorder, PCSK1 deficiency, that causes rapid weight gain. (As it turns out, Grace was later diagnosed with this condition as well.)

In general it's probably best to do what helps kids feel comfortable earlier rather than later, especially if there is lower risk of dependency later in life.

This seems very much like a two-way door.
relying on their "lack of well roundedness" isnt that great a strategy imho
What does that even mean in the context of a discussion like this? Doesn’t make any sense lol.
I don't think that changes my criticism.
for an easier way to import, download the module you want to import, put it next to the js file you will import it from, and use "import foo from './foo'". You might need to serve it from a local http server.
Vegemite tastes metallic to me. I much prefer marmite
Are power and 20x 14-nm chip capacity limiting factors currently?

It's not inconceivable that's a better trade-off than leading-node and HBM requirements.
Like....in Australia?
Note that GLP1 receptor agonists are a whole class of drugs, and they were known to be effective in treating diabetes as well, and have been for a while.

Recent commercialization and buzz is definitely new and there have been new formulations of course.

It is quite remarkable that people might think simply telling people to "lose weight" will work still, in this day and age.
According with Brazilian laws a court order can remove online content if it is related to investigations, hate and unbased defamatory speech. Which was the case for the removed accounts.
so why does the government/navy incentivize such bloated inefficiency, slop, and misuse of resources/time/money/energy?
Nothing wrong about someone in pain exercising their choice to stop that pain. I support her. I think it's cruel for you to sentence an adult you have never met to decades of suffering because you don't have the stones to accept her choice. Be a better person. Show some compassion.
In what way is Signal "no good against state actors"?
from August https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=37249430 (6 comments)

from 2021 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=28510031 (62 comments)
Infant microbes and metabolites point to childhood neurodevelopmental disorders
For what xdotool does - pretty much a substitute. For anything else you need a compositor specific tool.

KWin scripts or something might work for KDE: https://develop.kde.org/docs/plasma/kwin/
The amount of methane generated from landfills can vary and decreases over time.

Here's a 40+ year old landfill that didn't generate enough methane to operate its original flaring station, but still generated a significant amount of methane so the station had to be replaced:

https://www.berkeleyside.org/2024/04/04/cesar-chavez-park-me...
Wow, I've been looking for something like this. Thanks
The trendline is definitely toward increasing dynamic routing, but I suspect it's more so that MoE/MoD/MoDE enable models to embed additional facts with less superposition within their weights than enable deeper reasoning. Instead I expect deeper reasoning will come through token-wise dynamism rather than layer-wise -- e.g., this recent Quiet-STaR paper in which the model outputs throwaway rationale tokens: https://arxiv.org/abs/2403.09629
I'm not a professional at A.I but i highly recommend using yolov5, It's available on github and there's plenty of documentation and YT videos on It
You can clone it, install the requirments and have fun, you can even use live camera!
Brazil judge opens inquiry into Musk for obstruction involving X
This is a cool paper showing there is value in using an LLM multiple times, but in recent research we showed that with majority voting, quality can decrease past some point as you make more calls. Check out https://arxiv.org/pdf/2403.02419.pdf. It raises the natural question of how to design the best inference algorithm given an LLM you can call multiple times.
Stream of Search: Learning to Search in Language
Yeah, but how many DJs have actually been hanged?
time to first token != tokens per second

remember that EU -> US is ~150ms unavoidable latency, for example. then your comparison is local H100 vs Grok + 150ms latency to first token.
Some of the US citizen-facing services are very backlogged too. For example, it's around 18 months to get a response when you apply for the US-Canada travel fast lane ("NEXUS").
Well maybe on your splunk dashboard but I have not experienced downtime of any Apple services.
Lol no. German directness like most other things is a myth. It only shows itself often enough because people who "show" that directness are just rude and can get away with it. I have now had multiple people in power being extremely indirect about things that would make their position weak.

In rest of the world, the behavior of being "direct" only when there's no negative consequence is just called being a jerk.
A scrolling animation that really rocks. Looks gorgeous.
https://1ft.io/proxy?q=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.ft.com%2Fcontent%2F...
the fascists distrust thinking that doesnt mirror their own -- the whole "youre either with us or against us" mentality that ironically we see all around the western world right now
What open source model are you using when you hit groq?

I just benchmarked some perf for some of my larger context window queries last week and groq's API took 1.6 seconds versus 1.8 to 2.2 for OpenAI GPT-3.5-turbo. So, it wasn't much faster. I almost emailed their support to see if I was doing something wrong. Would love to hear any details about your workload or the complexity of your queries.
you better run, you better take cover
PPBE, though now that's changing with the new Defense Resourcing System [0]

[0] - https://ppbereform.senate.gov/wp-content/uploads/2024/03/Com...
At this point, I assume that things are way, way worse than we have been led to believe.
> It would then target and track a target following it

Isn’t that just the standard “follow me” feature?
Good point. I didn't read that far and if you're right that's terrible even if it follows the same origin policy.
How many mines do you think there are? What percentage have remediation plans? What is the lifetime of a mine?

How many thousands of years ago was the first Rio Tinto mine, and when did they close it?

> You did have to find an example from 26 years ago.

It seems you don't know much about global mining.

https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/campaigns/met...
It’s really difficult to impose efficiency on outside contractors without them cutting corners.

Congress doesn’t want the government to do anything in house.
If the DRS is adopted the "use-it-or-lose-it" dichotomy should shift away due to a faster budget cycle
I agree, but you really shouldn't keep unencrypted secrets locally to begin with.

Most secret managers allow you to either specify value references in .env files, or provide a way of running programs that specifically gives them access to secrets.
Not sure why the downvie guys!

Say you buy a $800k prop but $400k is land value. Layer it is $1.6m of which $1m is land value. They can huff and puff and blow your uninsured house down, and you now have a $1m development lot.

Now clearly it is better to be insured, but insurance doesn’t always come through so this is a hedge.

tldr; location cubed
DefiBound
I love this library - I'm surprised cohere doesn't jump in and have its logo in the front!
I appreciate the reference to Rimworld, and I agree with your thoughts on late night deploys.

We also don't do deploys at night, since as you alluded to it is the time when you are least supported and least capable (assuming you are normally asleep then at least)

This tends to mean that you put your best team members on the 1am job just in case something goes wrong, which is a pretty poor reward for being effective.
The difference is that in India, it's his friends in the far right that censored things at the whims of their president. In Brazil, his friends in the far right composed by Bolsonaro supporters are the ones being investigated for a coup attempt and had their accounts blocked by Brazilian judiciary (not by the president's whim).
> Because of the language-specific nature of this heuristic, we generally do not support multi-line completions for all languages. However, we’re always happy to extend our list of supported languages and, since Cody is open-source, you can also contribute and improve the list. (link to https://github.com/sourcegraph/cody/blob/main/vscode/src/com...)

That link to the list of supported languages is broken. I couldn't find a similar file elsewhere in the repo: maybe the list got folded up into a function in another file? Also a bit annoying that I couldn't find the info on the company's website (though I gave up pretty quickly).
Most A.I's that are used for that are just souped up versions of autocorrect, For example if you ask an A.I to count something, or answer a simple day-to-day question, for example "How many n's are in the word mayonnaise" (unless it looks it up in It's database) It won't answer It
> I don’t have health care

Are you based in the US? How is this possible? I thought it is a requirement to have healthcare now.
pm2 is the de facto process manager for Node.js. I don't think it's "somewhat unknown."
Previously on Hacker News:

(12 comments, 4 days ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39915254

(165 comments, 3 days ago): https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39927759
Arguably, the root cause is just that the marginal economics of antiship missile defense are now unfavorable (historically the idea was that you would shoot down the planes carrying them and deny targeting, but that's not very realistic now).

That's not a problem against traditional opponents, but against an economic peer, it means you have great pressure in your quantity of antiship defences. The problem is that for every VLS cell the US can float, the Chinese can build 4-5 more missiles, so the problem will remain.
Nice writing. Reminds me of New Scientist style. (I like NS so that is a compliment). I think the “explain as you go along but be brief style”. Which is nice for getting a feel for the space.
oh, interesting, so it can be a kafka replacement: https://github.com/cloudamqp/lavinmq/tree/v1.2.10#stream-que...

(it's Apache 2)
I don't understand why people think k8s is a good replacement for pm2. The resource requirements to run containers over standard processes is tremendously different in practice.

Can you make Kubernetes deployments easier than this?

cd myapp
# Ignore multer.
NODE_ENV=production PORT=80 HTTPS_PORT=443 pm2 start bin/www --name myapp --watch --ignore-watch="\.git node_modules uploads"
pm2 startup
pm2 save
> Eastern Europe is harder

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania? I doubt it.
Anti-surveillance will be a basis in this millennium's new techno- religious systems. Removing hokus pokus folk spirituality for a moment, the psyche is effectively equivalent to the 'soul' insofar as surveillance and advertising systems are designed to attack their targets at their most spiritual level. Money is highly religious: it is the balancer of your behaviors and relationship with the social whole and the ecosystem. I quote nothing from any text, this is from occult knowledge one gathers on one's path toward enlightenment; you are little different from fields of soy or oats when it comes to marketing (growing the crop) and value extraction (harvest the crop), in minds of these systems. It's rarely "How do we make existence more tolerable for more minds, and possibly help awaken their minds;" and more "How do we maximize yield this quarter to increase our bonuses?" You have to protect yourself and your loved ones, you have to start getting paranoid about data which can be gleaned from your behaviors.
Show HN: A startup for Dev – Tedious directory submissions
Can you say "clueless"? I didn't think so.

What you're saying is that if something isn't perfect, it shouldn't exist at all. And guess what: Nothing is perfect.
The masks are the expensive part, not the wafers.
(faces.js dev here)

A nice thing about the current API is the face objects can be trivially serialized to JSON, which I need do in the application I originally wrote the library for.

Also the `display` function works with a DOM element as the first argument too, in which case you don't need to make up an ID. That's how I use it.

That being said, the API might not be perfect, but you should at least appreciate that it's been stable since v1 in 2015!
I've had a POC agent-chain thing written in haskell for about 9 months. this paper is a little different though.
I wonder if writing needs to update the innocence definition. By that measure, it is very easy to claim one.
I agree, nice and thick, with lots of butter! Don't listen to the advice in the article :-)

> The trick is not to spread it thickly like peanut butter; instead, you take about a quarter of a teaspoon’s worth and scrape it thinly over the entire slice.
Dump your prod data, scrub all the sensitive data, truncate all the unneeded tables like your log tables. You have a good dev copy, replicate for dev ,qa, e2e, etc. Those extensions, triggers, functions, views, indexes, data are what you need for e2e.
Is this some occultism thing?
From skimming the link above, it seems like they accepted it's extremely difficult (maybe impossible) to generate high ILP from a VLIW compiler on complex hardware (what Itanium tried to do).

So they attacked the italicized portion and simplified the hardware. Mostly by eliminating memory-layer non-determinism / using time-sync'd global memory instructions as part of the ISA(?).

This apparently reduced the difficulty of the compiler problem to something manageable (but no doubt still "fun")... and voila, performance.
It's been at least 10 years since I've gotten a blue screen of death (or equivalent)
Another casualty of AI KYC.
Using this driver for a while now on laptop, I use it to both code as part of work (on linux) and play (games, movies and other media on windows)

Anyone contemplating use and rattled about data corruption etc on btrfs partitions and drives, focus on mount options in README

1. use `Ignore` for (arch)linux system partition
2. use `Readonly` for everything else

That being said, I never faced cpu spikes/corruption using the driver on 20TB external HDD with complete btrfs zstd:2 compression mount
Yes, bureaucrats can act as gatekeepers for things that you are legally entitled to, and create various bureaucratic hurdles. It's usually mere thoroughness, sometimes incompetence, and if you cross them, vindictiveness.

I was told more than once by very knowledgeable people that if you anger a case worker, they can and will make your life hard by nitpicking every little detail and asking for as many documents as they can.

This happens for example if you get angry at their incompetence, or if you sue them for inaction (although in Berlin they see it as normal business by now).