skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's a clever bit.

It is intellectually amusing to read, and I'm sure to write, a character that the reader hates. But the detachment becomes exhausting quick. It's a dead end; you spent all of this effort being clever, with what to show for it? After reading it, I find myself questioning which side of the joke is real and which is false, and whether I'm in the real part of the joke or the false part. Which is ultimately a fruitless exercise, since the whole thing is intentionally set up to be pointless. Got me, I guess?

I do like the visuals though.
What? I read it all, didn't pay attention to it as I was more interested in the subject but now that you raise it, I can't unsee it.

I even feel that ChatGPT UI looking at the blog post.
how I fixed my attention span
systemd can run Node.js apps easily, but unless your applocation is doing something special for multithreading that is single threaded. PM2 makes it trivial to run an application in cluster mode.
Congrats to you! Seriously. Hard work and dedication clearly paid off. Most importantly, you built something people need and are willing to pay for. Always listen to your customers and build what they want.
I used to run all kinds of (custom) fake in-memory servers in my tests. Nowadays I just run the real thing using Testcontainers (https://testcontainers.com)
Unfortunately the federal government doesn’t have as much to say about that as municipalities. All they can really do is reduce immigration (done) and provide incentives for municipalities to build housing (done) but the effects of both on the housing market will take well beyond next year’s election to be felt.

Trudeau seems obsessed with spending $1b / day in new programs until the election, in a vain attempt to secure his legacy.
And those "other suppliers" will be 3M - same owners, same board, same executives - under a different name.
Not sure if that's common in Germany but you can use services which offer "empty" but legally established companies and you just change the name.
I don't think you understand how stupid and googleable most customer support questions are.

Doctors will have more time for real questions if they aren't answering idiotic questions. You are living in a bubble.
Every word they say is worth about €50 then!
Ask HN: Which news aggregators can provide an alternative to Hacker News?
What's being said is incredibly uninteresting, mostly because of the source.
This is because this is what the tendency has been like in practice for many years. While the possibilities are good, living in the world of what-if for ML is very similar to the world of what-if for blockchain. It is very promising but unfortunately the past trend with reality at both a surface and deeper dynamics level does not seem to agree with it being a solid motif long-term.

This is why people are pessimistic about ML/AI in people-facing positions. It has happened with automation in the past, it is _currently happening_ with ML/AI systems in customer-facing applications, and the momentum of the field is headed in that direction. To me, it would be very silly to assume that the field would make a sudden 180 from decades of momentum in a rather established direction, with no established reason other than the potential for it to be good.

This is why people tend to generally be upset about it, is my understanding. It's a good tool, and it is oftentimes not used well.
Sounds complicated. What object storage you use? If on aws, 's3 sync' might help.
You can drop root after binding, or you can use capabilities to allow a particular program to bind on privileged ports. php-fpm could listen on a UNIX socket instead of a TCP socket.
The Outrageously Unfair Takedown of a YC Female Founder
> Soon enough new ones will spring up to take their place

10 new jobs cannot be sufficient to replace 100 replaced jobs. What are other 90 going to do?
CDs are still incredibly popular in Japan
I would rephrase it: mastodon is full of cliques. The cliques form around moderation, politics, whether they federate with Threads.net, what content warnings are used, and even whether alt text is “required” for images.

Then some instances defederate otherwise innocent instances that don’t have sufficient agreement on all those points, regardless of actual content.

It is kind of tiring and honestly hard to recommend.
From a random top link in search,

> In 2022, U.S. airlines generated nearly 279.6 billion U.S. dollars in operating revenue

Would absolutely believe space is a 30b industry in the US.
Good point about the channels and chat concepts. That's really poorly handled by Teams.

Nobody uses it in my team, even though we have set up some channels. It's too hidden and takes several clicks to get into.

But my comment was really from the perspective of the buyer. If you're responsible for IT for a fortune 500 company, going with Teams is an easy way to save money on paper, even if it does inconvenience some of your users who live and die by Slack.

EDIT: typos
They mean the freedom to impose their views on others, because if the ignorant can just be made to hear the 'truth' they will believe it too. Having the ability to remove such toxicity from the much larger community of people who genuinely want share ideas is a strength of the platform, not a weakness.
The previous commenter didn't say "Israeli Jews have always been at the forefront of sabotaging peace" (which would have been a nationalist slur that presumably would have been flagged off the site); they said "fundamentalist Israeli Jews" --- a particular minority cohort of Israeli Jewish people with particular policy goals.
Thank you. Your suggestion is helpful. Will do that.
You can probably get insurance for that.
What do you mean by important? Important to whom? Important to what end?

If you're looking at what's important to get you through your next day, week, year, or decade -- which seems like a practical definition -- the important "resources" are mostly intangible insights and details about the individual people in your life and the specific facts about your community and your neighborhood.

I can't guess how much of that can be found on the internet for you, but for me, it's almost none. It's all inside my memory and outside for me to find through direct exploration and conversation. The best the internet can offer towards any of that, usually, is something like a business's phone number or whether they make tacos; or maybe a bus schedule. Not so important at all, really.
Discreteness, finitenes, causality.
Take a look at https://revenium.io (full disclosure: I'm co-founder/cto.) We are a fully hosted solution with a free/developer tier and plans that start at $19/month. We also have a self-hosted option.
Thank you! Yes I am doing the same. Using a feature request board to collect users' feedbacks and shipping the features which gets most votes.
From what I heard the cut the public funding for Digitalization by 90% last year. It truly is like going into a a -20yr time machine living here.

Soon you'll be able to use a credit card in most shops even!
Justin Trudeau announces $2.4B for AI investments in Canada
And yet, Hacker News long ago removed the ability to see vote point counts on comments, and there is no mechanism for people to follow other users at all.

And, hell, while "author" is the most trivial feature of all to get right as it simply can't be forged in a signature-based system, it is incredible to me how many people on Hacker News actively try to ignore who wrote a comment (not me! the first thing I look at is your name as I think it is actively asocial to dehumanize the people you are communicating with).

I honestly think you will be surprised at how usable the Hacker News feed would still be if you remove everything except the URL itself, and had your client generate a URL preview, and encourage you to try hiding some of these fields for a while using a local browser extension / script / stylesheet.

The real magic of Hacker News -- both of the feed and of the comment thread -- is the algorithmic sorting that makes sense of the cacophony of submissions, not the silly indicators (which are likely serving more as distractions than as beacons) it is bothering to surface to you: those are merely serving the purpose of making its decisions seem credible (and if you go hunting you will realize there are many posts you likely didn't see for many reasons despite having gotten many likes or even comments).

The question then is really: "how can I algorithmically rank content on a decentralized network", and I think that phrasing of the issue unlocks tons of doors that myopically insisting on a scant handful of specific statistics that are merely one of many many inputs to the current system that actually rules your usage of the website uses precludes.

Sometimes, information the user might actively be using to argue with the recommendations is even best hidden from the user: TikTok notably will happily recommend a post from years ago and hides the timestamp from you as people doing manual mental filtering incorrectly deweight the value of old content and/or find it awkward to interact with.

Now, is sorting and filtering in a decentralized system for sure solvable? I don't know... I think it is, and have tons of ideas for how to do it! Yet, I would not be shocked to try really hard and fail, or even to discover some "trivial" (in retrospect) proof that it is impossible. But, either way, one thing I am very confident of is that likes and comments isn't it, as real world systems -- including Facebook and TikTok -- manage to surface tons of interesting content to me that have low numbers of likes: the world simply isn't best sorted by thumbs up.
It does play on racial stereotypes where one would think it's more likely that if someone is stealing IP for China they have a Chinese name but I'm sure that's not always true.
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> I'm unconvinced and be hard pressed to be.

The leaders do bad things whether or not a few gay people join or get exemptions. Why are you not convinced of that?

> This is absolutely not true and is literally the entire reason people go to great lengths to do it.

I said if you don't take the gay option, your fate is the same as if you had never been asked. You do military service or go to jail, like everyone else.

You're talking about taking it. Of course it's different if you take it.
Tell me you don’t live in a repressive economic regime without telling me you don’t live in a repressive economic regime

https://www.reuters.com/world/middle-east/lebanon-cbank-lets...

https://www.latimes.com/archives/la-xpm-2002-jan-11-mn-21962...

https://www.aljazeera.com/amp/economy/2021/10/1/venezuela-in...

https://www.reuters.com/business/finance/novo-banco-yet-deci...
Wino Mail is native and nice.
On one hand it's not great to censor but on the other it's their platform and they would like to protect it.
A funny insight about Platonism (if it's not funny, treat this as a bad joke)

I think aka "∅"
therefore I know I thought aka "{∅}"
therefore I know I knew I have thought aka "{{∅}}"

and ...

boom! The entire Math system is imported. (BTW, limitations known as "computation theory" is also introduced)

So maybe we are actually mathematical being on a manifold named as "real world". To me it is more concise and profound than "philosophy". As we are real, so do all mathematical objects.
I had some extremely bad experiences with information architects early in my career and came to think that architecture is a responsibility not a job title. I feel like instead of replacing travel companies we should have condensed agency job titles into responsibilities where one person does the work of three, and instead of doing away with agencies, have people specialize in a region, so you’re booked near the activities you enjoy.

My ex was good at working airline ticket price periodicity and hotel bookings. We were at an age where all our younger friends were getting married and rather than buying them a wedding present, she would save them $500-1000 on their honeymoon instead. She probably should have been consulting for second-gen travel websites on how to systematize it. But now I think we should have kept the human.
There’s currently a surplus of designers with software industry experience, résumés full of business objectives achieved, and a finely honed ability to speak the soothing jargon of absolution that managers really want from UX. (“Yes, we can make users love this pop-up that you want to add. It’s just a matter of applying design.”)

Why would a corporation deliberately hire a video artist and music video director instead?
The reason I started with TeraCopy was that it could to automatic verify after a move but before deleting the originals. Had lots of problems with corrupt transfers and wanted to be certain.

Now it's just what I use, I know it works and my files are safe.
There is no such thing as a legitimate shutting-up of someone, among civilized humans. A judge issuing a gag order (or any equivalent of it) is by definition uncivilized, as is any law that allows it, and any people that put up with it. Please read article 19 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights

> Everyone has the right to freedom of opinion and expression;
> this right includes freedom to hold opinions without
> interference and to seek, receive and impart information and
> ideas through any media and regardless of frontiers.

https://www.un.org/en/about-us/universal-declaration-of-huma...

Civilized adult humans handle disagreement and anything they find abhorrent with speech and explanations of their own, instead of gagging others. At least they used to, when they existed...
yeah except serious people in governance and AI science are raising alarm bells.. so "what about the horse carriage drivers" gets pretty thin, like instantly..
reading this didn't make sense to me...but I think you mean 'we have so much machinery here and its hard to get a handle on it - I know! lets fix it by adding more machinery'
A solution for providing an IoT platform that can handle various cases, like smart cities, industry, or smart metering. Independent and all data is under your control on your servers.
Chat experience could be a lot better. Performance used to be way worse before switching to webview2. Call functionality is good though.
Yes, I lit the fuse on that. I took a look at your site and the first thing I saw was about a guy who lives here in Bend, Oregon, where we moved from Padova. Small world!
The amount of notaries in Germany is very limited. . You can’t just study that and open a notary in Germany. They are cash cows that obviously don’t want competition. During Covid Germany was the only country of its neighbors that did not do remote attestations.

From 2000 to 2020 the number of notaries in Germany had almost halved. How is that normal for any country ? Unless they replaced notaries with automation which Germany didn’t .
I'm looking forward to Chinese competition in the aviation industry. This would benefit all players.
why is there an assumption that people starting an LLC in Germany not an idiot?

no wonder you guys fell for Wirecard

good thing the EU/Eurozone/EFTA/EEA lets anyone do business with a business entity registered in any member state and accept SEPA in any regional currency

so some microstate with competitive laws and more egalitarian access can circumvent Germany’s exclusionary hurdles
I have seen ads on facebook that are phising links. lol
Video about a tri-propellant engine tested at SSFL (it is quite long, but I enjoyed it, it was released ~month ago) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KX-0Xw6kkrc

tl;dr - it's a lithium, hydrogen, fluoride rocket.

Skip 31:00 (https://youtu.be/KX-0Xw6kkrc?t=1860) for a treatment on the bonkers environmental impact and safety things going on at SSFL. The equivalent wiki article section says uh... "Workers would dispose of barrels filled with radioactive sodium by dumping them in a pond and then shooting the barrels with rifles so that they would explode and release their contents into the air".
This is from January 30th. Since then Bluesky has opened up to everyone (no invitation required), allows you to host your own PDS and even added new community based moderation tools known as Ozone internally, but acts a a "labeling service". It allows those who subscribe to them to get more specific tailored content they don't (or in some cases do!) want to see and it is labeled with a tag on accounts or posts, then the end user can choose whether they want those posts to have a warning on them, be completely hidden or nothing at all. It allows much more customized options & Bluesky doesn't need to actively close or ban accounts that might just include content other people don't want to see.

From the stats of people who ran their own PDS for their own accounts, it used an less than 1mb of data transfer a day and insignificant amounts of CPU/RAM (less than a 20% spike). But, it will depend on how big your account is, how many followers you have, number of posts you make, etc etc.

In native Bluesky with a default account, they have decentralized the servers so there are maybe around 20-30 servers all on the East Coast of the US. There's currently not much incentive to run your own. The PDS software is fairly new and unless you just wanted to have a non-US host for privacy reasons, you could do so and get away with running it on a RPi or standard VPS no problem. No one has yet started any major instances to rival the primary ones yet, however.
Reducing taxes would definitely go a long way in Canada but they decided they want to "appoint" people closer to its political circle via affiliation or perceived affliction (for political ammo against conservatives).

It makes no sense that a billionaires/specified groups can "own" salmons in BC, just like it was one billionaire that was "allowed" to own a gaming license.

Canadians love to look down on other countries with oligarchs they dont even realize or admit they live in far worse system: housing serfdom + oligarchs
Not sure you get it. It’s not about who wants to live where. It’s about who wants to add an investment in a location that they will subsequently rent out (probably through a property management service).

It doesn’t matter if it’s a luxury condo near Central Park or a studio in a college town. Foreign and corporate investment demand will massively exceed the supply available anywhere.

And as non-resident investors own a larger piece of the market, they can raise rents to unlivable rates - forcing more homes to be built, etc.
Yeah, unless you can get the cool kids to think you're cool for doing it. This kind of art is a social game, not an technical craft.
The rest of us are just envious that your ancestors got to do what our ancestors were surely dreaming of. ~
Exactly - just a Linux box, mounted with SSHFS. To be fair, I have spent some time over the years writing my own scripts for SMART alerts, but the end result is better monitoring and alerting than a NAS would provide.
Awesome, that is a little different though. What you need to gather from that information is the things that people will pay for, or at least the features that will convert people into paying customers. You may only have one person who wants something, but if they are willing to pay for it, depending on the feature, you might want to prioritize that higher. If one customer says they want to pay for it, then you more more likely to find others.

I'd also wrap that into a feedback loop where customers are notified when their requested features ship. If you can do super fast turnaround for even partial features, customers appreciate that even more and will be further impressed.
We're meant to judge the character in the story, but the story might suck for some as well. I personally did a double take and skimmed the unimportant bits because I loathed the character.

Imo the story could have easily been a piece of poetry and I would probably have enjoyed it more.
Yes, and only assets or idiots think that would satiate Russia. Russia opened its invasion by trying to capture Kyiv, and we know from Putin’s comments and military documents that the goal is to annex the entire country. Even if Ukraine ceded territory, Russia would certainly try again in the future.
“Just review the AI draft” is likely gonna kill some people by priming clinicians to agree with the result.

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2013/02/11/1714096...

> He took a picture of a man in a gorilla suit shaking his fist, and he superimposed that image on a series of slides that radiologists typically look at when they're searching for cancer. He then asked a bunch of radiologists to review the slides of lungs for cancerous nodules. He wanted to see if they would notice a gorilla the size of a matchbook glaring angrily at them from inside the slide.

> But they didn't: 83 percent of the radiologists missed it, Drew says.
Actually I heard the opposite... I was a premed student and I did and internship at a hospital and one of the doctors said it's actually fairly difficult to kill someone by accident, ie you have to mess up very badly or the patient must already be gravely ill for an accident to result in death. Still, the comment implies that doctors do in fact make mistakes and it was one of the experiences I had in that internship that made me decided to switch majors.
The essence and moral of this quite wonderful piece:

“No one wants to listen to an artist describe their work, but everyone wants to be told my rib story.”
It's an unfair competition though. Funding sources, data sets, hardware availability; it's like holding a race to get from point A to point B with no rules, so some people are running on foot, some are in cars, some have laid down tracks so they can run a train, others are using a rocket engine that someone else bought them.
This, to me, is an argument against Nostr.

To elaborate, I prefer that the barrier is greater.
So how did the almighty creator of the universe fuck it up? Seems like an even bigger miracle to me - the lord works in mysterious ways, eh?
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Sounds like you haven’t came to terms with it being zero sum either.

Zero-sum: adj, of, relating to, or being a situation (such as a game or relationship) in which a gain for one side entails a corresponding loss for the other side.

GDP can still increase, but doesn’t disprove capitalism isn’t zero-sum. If you haven’t been paying attention we are currently living in a period of the most wealth inequality in recent history.
If you are coming from Java Background with some basic understanding of JavaScript/Typescript you should try using Spring framework with React. Try reading blogs from Baeldung.com[1] which provides lots of different articles on how you can use spring for your particular use case.

[1] https://www.baeldung.com/spring-tutorial
And being able to interface with computers. It’s crazy how many people are unable to use a computer efficiently. Don’t take that skill for granted.
The world needs room temperature superconductors, yet here we are.

May I ask how room temperature superconductors make the world a better place or help fighting hunger?

And what do room temperature superconductors have to do with art?