skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ever rescued an abused dog?
My dog absolutely predicts what I will do based on past events in a high anxiety state.

Sometimes she predicts incorrectly (but definitely based on my previous actions) and does weird stuff, but in the context of an animal based prediction of the future from previous events it makes perfect sense.

How about corvids that can build tools and predict indirect actions? (displacement etc)
Should you complain about others at work? [video]
how can you make me 20,000/month starting today?
> (1), (3), (4) and (5) are all covert admissions that there's not enough available housing.

Well, (1) isn't. It says demand outstrips supply, as the birth rate on its own would be a shrinking population in the UK. The obvious, low cost answer is to reduce demand. An 'x' in a box, saying no to immigration. Instead we have yes, and then thousands of pounds buying land, building houses, co2 emissions, loss of countryside, environmental destruction, loss of arable land and so on.

We could reduce immigration to pre 1997 levels, when the economy grew at similar rates to now. The arguments for mass immigration in the UK are unproven simply because stopping immigration and seeing the result hasn't been tried. You could argue that with 10x 1997 levels we should have a measurable increase in annual GDP better than pre-1997. We don't. With a shrinking population, Japan's economy has stagnated and contracted a little. But nothing catastrophic. Perhaps the pursuit of 'GDP' is simply the wrong thing to be concerned about.

House builders are happy with the current situation. They're pretty much a cartel, as they're solely responsible for the supply of new houses. They don't want to lose money on sites they've paid over the odds for. They don't want to be told to deliver more houses, if they could, as more supply would be competitive and prices would potentially drop, as would profit. Which is why they donate huge amounts to the national political parties, as well as locally as well to keep the status quo.

Near me there's several fields of Grade 1 land owned by Bellway and Redrow for the last 2 decades. 20 years. The land has permission. They've not yet built on it. Can't think why.
It's maybe deprecated by the official Nginx support, but there are other projects and organizations that are offering Lua scripting with Nginx with all kinds of extensions and libraries.

See OpenResty website[0] and Github repo[1].

[0] - https://openresty.org/en/

[1] - https://github.com/openresty/
Can you elaborate? In my experience, more windows = more light (and more climate control needed)
> it makes sense to land transpacific cables in Japan or Taiwan and pick up traffic there rather than going non-stop to China.

US-Russia, sure, probably, but this is not the case with US-China. PLCN (https://www.submarinenetworks.com/en/systems/trans-pacific/p...), which was planned to land on Hong Kong (not even mainland China), has been significantly modified (now lands to Taiwan and the Philippines, with no sister cable to Hong Kong) due to objections from the US. There are also other plans to have a direct Shanghai-US connections (mainly for lower latency for financial information) that both governments have basically killed due to national security concerns.
a bit of history.. https://mail-index.netbsd.org/tech-kern/2010/10/05/msg008900...
Good one, I'll have a look. Are there any good videos on YouTube on the topic of origin of intelligence? I can't seem to find any.
Why does the Ampère–Maxwell law, the largest of Maxwell's equations, not simply eat the other 3?
I agree this is how it often goes.

But this also makes it difficult to give accurate estimates because you sometimes need to prototype 2,3 or even more designs to workout the
best option.

> writing code should be actually seen as part of the "thinking process".

Unfortunately most of the times leadership dont' see things this way. For them the tough work of thinking ends with architecture or another layer down. Then the engineers are responsible only for translating those designs into software just by typing away with a keyboard.

This leads to mismatch in delivery expectations between leadership and developers.
It's not a complete style, the early work focused on highway shields that resemble highway signing (a traditional driving map feature which is more difficult than it might sound when you start considering places where many routes are concurrent, or the large number of posted highway systems).
luckily for all the nerds, it's available to listen on youtube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_LJi5na897Y&feature=youtu.be
Why would I want a system level python install?
Behind the Curtain of Inline Terminal Applications
I think we can add "high interest rates" to the above list. That is a symptom, not a cause. If we built more houses it wouldn't matter anywhere near as much.

We can't have a situation where demand is outstripping supply to this extent and expect our economy to grow. We need workers able to live somewhere near where they work, we need them to not have a mortgage so high that they feel unsafe in moving jobs, starting a business or going freelance. We need folk with disposable income to spend on other sectors besides overheating the property market.

All this promotes growth in our economy, housebuilding also of course generates work for builders, electricians, trades, road designers, rail companies etc etc
That’s fine if you have a share of freehold. Lots of people don’t, and are beholden to the whims of large commercial landlords.

Replacing the management (or attempting to purchase the freehold) is tricky in buildings where the majority of units are sublet under ASTs; leaseholders who are landlords themselves generally don’t care how effective the management is, as long as it isn’t so bad as to disrupt their own income.

Even when a critical mass can be found, the up front costs associated mean that it is often impossible unless all the residents have access to large amount of capital.
This sounds a lot like one of the last projects I worked
On, where some significant operations were to be assigned to “AI” which was meant to mean Artificial intelligence for marketing slicks but everyone knew it would be “Actually, Indians” for the foreseeable future.
Please re-read my comments. I am not against corporations (for-profit or non-profit), however I don't think we can simply say there is no profit motive in non-profits simply because there are no shareholders. I'm arguing that executive compensation is a form of profit and that -- contrary to what they are held up to be -- non-profits often suffer from an even more personal form of greed than for-profits. As I said above, for-profit entities are at least nominally forced to look out for the profit of the CEO + the shareholders, whereas non-profits are incentivized to look after just the CEO's compensation.

In no way does this mean no non-profit should ever pay someone well.
This is what my friend actually studied at Brown, so why is this offensive? It is a real field of study:

https://pacific.socsci.uva.nl/besnier/pub/Polynesian_Gender_...
Many parts of LI have few or no apartments, or only 55+ apartments. Great Neck is an exception—-very similar vibes to eastern Queens but no city income tax, better schools, and better cops.

Can’t speak to pet policies.
The importance of "feedback loops" was my key takeaway from my time larping as a QA/Test manager.

> ...but is there any feedback to GPs about the effectiveness of their work?

Specialties too. esp for any misdiagnosis or hard to diagnosis conditions.
NVIDIA Releases Free Courses On AI
>I am not sure the comparison between England and Scotland is valid

Granted it's not exactly apples for apples, it's just my comparison as I live in Scotland and the affordability problem seems to be more of an English one, hence the GDP comparison on a pure monetary basis.

>Yes, but what do you do about it?

Removing right to buy, and laws on landlords tax benefits that have changed IMO have already changed the idea that being a landlord provides good ROI, in the main. I had a second property (my previous home) and having to pay 42% income tax on the rent, maintenance, any rent issues and then any potential capital gains certainly doesn't sound appetising vs selling and having cash.

>Its also not empty rooms as such: its having more rooms than the govt thinks you need, so things such as young kids having their own rooms rather than sharing.

You are perhaps right. General gist being that there's housing stock that'd better suit other people, which I guess was the spirit of the law.
AWS will send you an alert because your machine is behaving unusually. No need for local protection!

/s sort of
Thanks for this. Published 1923, so it's public domain too.

https://www.gutenberg.org/ebooks/64567
This guy is just some YouTuber, right?

I appreciate a website devoted to documenting the privacy nightmare and helping people with settings, but this is just bad advice. I work in the incident response field; yes, you need A/V.
“Programming is mostly thinking” is one of these things we tell ourselves like it is some deep truth but it’s the most unproductive of observations.

Programming is thinking in the same exact way all knowledge work is thinking:

- Design in all it’s forms is mostly thinking

- Accounting is mostly thinking

- Management in general is mostly thinking

The meaningful difference is not the thinking, it’s what are you thinking about.

Your manager needs to “debug” people-problems, so they need lots of time with people (i.e. meetings).

You are debugging computer problems, so you need lots of time with your computer.

There’s an obvious tension there and none of the extremes work, you (and your manager) need to find a way to balance both of your workloads to minimize stepping on each others toes, just like with any other coworker.
I think getting adequate housing, food, and Healthcare is useful for workers.

Perhaps if people didn't need to prove that they deserve these necessities this conversation about robots replacing humans wouldn't be so dire.
The universities don't have to lie or make any promises, because they already have a monopoly on prestige.
That's just extra layers of chemical reactions.
Clerestory windows allow in tons of natural light while allowing you to have something less than floor to ceiling glass, so you can maintain a high R-value in the wall assembly. Think: a long strip of glass toward the ceiling with smaller windows elsewhere on the wall for visual connection to the outside.
If the robots are the ones altering the position of matter at or near the earth’s surface relatively to other such matter, there are still roles for telling them to do so, and history suggests the latter work is capable of indefinite extension: there are not only those who give orders but those who give advice as to what orders should be given.

(plagiarism intentional)
As someone old enough to remember right-to-buy, and old enough to have grandparents in World War 2. Both sets of grandparents lost their own houses in the Blitz. They were subsequently housed in council houses, and received nothing for their destroyed houses other than a token payment from the state. There was no insurance back then. When they were then able to buy their council homes, both of my grandparents did that and finally owned their own homes again.

Right-to-buy wasn't this 'awful' thing lots of people made it out to be.
Happy to see this on HN =). Lunatik’s main author here. AMA.

Please feel welcome to join us on Matrix [1] as well.

[1] https://matrix.to/#/#lunatik:matrix.org
It may be semantics, but I'd call that solved homelessness with another problem remaining

I don't think zero is realistic. Roaming is flexible, we talking Europe or Texas intersection? Obviously I kid, that's loaded.
BS. NYC was safer under Bloomberg than under this schmuck or the one before him. Not to mention we didn’t used to have pro-crime DAs.
Thanks for posting! The paper version of this blog post got accepted at PLDI SOAP 2024: https://bernsteinbear.com/assets/img/dr-wenowdis.pdf
I'm reminded of that ever-poignant SMBC comic [0] on architects' love of brutalism. Sure you may like it, but we (the poors) have to live/work in it.

[0] https://www.smbc-comics.com/?id=3545
Sorry but you are wrong. Only a small percentage of the population smokes weed in the places you’ve mentioned.
We've been saying that for a long time. [Keynes predicted we'd be working 15 hour weeks by now](https://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.1111/ecca.12439)

The thing is, people don't actually want to tradeoff their labor time for leisure time all that well. They value consumption too much.

There are plenty of 15 hour jobs out there. You can get one right now!

But you'd need to have a smaller appartment, an older car, and eat more lentils.

While people say they want to work less, their [revealed preference](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Revealed_preference) is that they value buying stuff above having more leisure.
EK Is Imploding: Not Paying Employees, Partners, & Suppliers [video]
If things go as before, wage share continues to decline while unemployment does not increase.

Wage share has steadily declined in OECD countries since early 1970s. In the US since 1960s. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PRS84006173
Wages make smaller and smaller portion of national income while capital share increases.
Check out the “Data Linked to You”. Why does a subway app need my health and fitness data or any of my data at all?
A reverse PSDoom[1], eh?

This submission is about using a process manager to play Doom, while PSDoom is about using Doom to perform process management.

[1]: https://psdoom.sourceforge.net
I feel like we're reaching completion with the "integrating doom into things" arc - it's now time to start integrating everyday things into Doom.

Just imagine a Todo List or a Calendar in Doom.
I enjoy automating the boring parts of my job - plus if I don't, somebody else will. At least now I can just go on to automate the next thing.
It’s just undertaker that lua is such a quirky language. A few things different and it would be better.

1 vs 0 index, tables and arrays. I don’t remember the rest, but those were super annoying 15 years ago
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It will only get worse. As long as there isn't a substantial amount of people angry enough to commit murder; it will only get worse.
"two people on minimum wage can buy a 3 bed house pretty much everywhere in the country outside the south east" source? Because it doesn't feel like that at all.

https://www.theguardian.com/society/ng-interactive/2023/jun/... take a look at this map - all the bits of Britain that are actually nice to live in are in "can't buy, can rent" or worse.

Prove me wrong, give me an example area?
Many people are likely to lie about second homes, because their London property will be more expensive so they will want to claim the exemption from capital gains tax for their main residence.
Nope sorry, it's available here.
I think this anthropomorphizes consciousness too much. We tend to attribute aspects of behavior to consciousness, but I think those are two separate things. An LLM can be playful, but is likely not conscious (but hey, maybe they are).
Tim Berners-Lee's Proposal for the World Wide Web in March 1989
Assuming the world is moving towards more automation and high skilled(not sure this is the right term. But places where you need to be more adaptable and think more) jobs. Also assuming for a moment todays adults are the transitionary generation.

How do we prepare the next generation for what is to come? It feels like schools are still stuck in the industrial age. How do we teach them not math and science but the actual act of learning/adapting. Our parents could not predict what the world would look like today, neither can we. How do we educate the next generation on the foundational skills rather than specific skills which they can learn on their own depending on what the situation calls for?

This is an idea I am thinking about, so I would love to hear other opinions and thoughts.
Oooh. This looks like exactly what I've wanted out of the MTA app. Thanks!
Food waste is tragic. Now no one eats that $5 iceberg lettuce head, and people are forced to eat unhealthy low nutritional carbs for sustenance.
Most software developer jobs are not really programming jobs. By that I mean the amount of code written is fairly insignificant to the amount of "other" work which is mainly integration/assembly/glue work, or testing/verification work.

There definitely are some jobs and some occasions where writing code is the dominant task, but in general the trend I've seen over the past 20 years I've been working has been more and more to "make these two things fit together properly" and "why aren't these two things fitting together properly?"

So in part I think we do a disservice to people entering this industry when we emphasize the "coding" or "programming" aspects in education and training. Programming language skills are great, but very important is systems design and integration skills.
Those are the three arguments I find the least believable. Other arguments are also questionable in 2024. 2G networks are not really usable for Internet consumption. Outages or failures happen, but they can happen for a HTML-only page. Pages where the primary goal is content consumption should use progressive enhancement and limited scripting, but it doesn’t really make much sense for applications.
I'm so happy to see this - the enshitification of housing worldwide (but especially in London, looking at you Royal Wharf) has been on my mind for ages. I'd love to see 'architectural beauty' be regulated.

Unfortunately, developers literally only want one thing and it's disgusting (most money for cheapest possible build).
How detached from reality are you that you think people can make ends meet while working 15 hours a week?
Billions in Dirty Money Flies Under the Radar at World's Busiest Airports
All what you say is true, if the wage share stays constant.

The "working poor" phenomenon where you can't pay for necessities like rent, healthcare etc. while working full time is the result of declining wage share.

Wage share has steadily declined in OECD countries since early 1970s. In the US since 1960s. https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/PRS84006173 Wages make smaller and smaller portion of national income while capital share increases.
May I ask which brand of KVM you selected? I have a Dell laptop and want a "docking" configuration for my desk, the simpler the better.
One of the differences is that humans are very good at not doing word associations if we think they don't exist, which makes us able to outperform LLMs even without a hundred billion dollars worth of hardware strapped into our skulls.
Apple Maps does this with some of the larger subway stations in NYC. Get off the bus at Port Authority and get on the 1 train for example. The “entrance” is at the Port Authority bus terminal but it’s a long underground tunnel to walk to get to the 1 train and it doesn’t seem to account for that walking underground since your already in the “station”.
Maybe robots should pay taxes like humans since they are taking the jobs and the tax base that goes along with them.
And once it's cost effective for robots to do it, you might as well move the factories close to where the stuff is needed and transport raw material that's more fungible.
There 's not enough earth for everyone to live the way that you want to.
https://archive.ph/EEWNR
Or maybe it's the security net that comes with it.
> Novelists for example know this very well. Beginners are always obsessed with intellectually planning out their book. The experienced writer will always tell you, stop yapping and start typing.

This is not true in general. Brandon Sanderson for example outlines extensively before writing: https://faq.brandonsanderson.com/knowledge-base/can-you-go-i...
* Game felt kinda slow to load.

* Why don't the arrow keys work?

* Game is too big for my screen (laptop), which is bound to happen sometimes, but also the keys were also highjacked so I couldn't zoom out (firefox).

Would give more feedback but that last point was a real killer.
Trust me, they'll know.
Why don't they eat the $5 lettuce? Is the argument that it's too expensive here? I thought fast food was more expensive.
> I'm finding that the most stridently-held views on parenting tend to come from non-parents

In this case is it the children ?
Where's the OFF button?
What if you bring the ideas of measuring productivity and wage growth of employees? How have productivity, wage growth, and corporate profit changed over the decades since Keynes? What was that 15 hour work week, how "productive" and paying is it supposed to be?
I don’t know how to solve it

The first step is to move these questions back up to the national levels. Localism has been a policy disaster.
I love this type of interview. I code with the goal of showing how it's done, not how much I can do, and they very soon realize that they won't see finished code on "this" call. It's an opportunity to teach non-coders that hidden intricacies exist in even the smallest ticket. Usually just a few minutes in they're fatigued, and they know who I am.
https://learn.nvidia.com/en-us/training/self-paced-courses
> Just imagine a Todo List or a Calendar in Doom.

Nitpick: This is not a todo list or a calendar in Doom; this is Doom running in a todo list or a calendar. About a todo app - we already have a doom rendered using checkboxes [1], integrating that into a todo app is left as an exercise for the reader.

[1]: https://healeycodes.github.io/doom-checkboxes/
This was fun.

I feel they missed a truck not calling the service Emailji, which swaps just one syllable.
Interesting idea. I'm going to need you to provide a cost-benefit analysis on this.
> I don't feel like emoji add anything substantial to a textual conversation

Proceeds to add an ascii emoji <facepalm>
I know this doesn’t help, but I reached the point where I just built my own alternative:

https://calmdocs.com

It was a lot of work but now I can sync multiple folders at once on macOS, not use the macOS file provider api, sync the macOS photos folder, access my synced files via an api, access file metadata (longitude and latitude so I can display photos from particular locations on a photo frame), listen to music in folders on the ios app, automatically transcode and watch uploaded videos on the ios app, etc, etc.

I’m using it myself and for a few others in private beta. My point is that sync done well can be done, it’s just that no-one seems to be providing the service.
Interesting comment. I guess it should be optimised for density uniformity somehow.
Ask HN: Which AI model are AI porn generators using?
Most AI models don't allow nsfw porn images and videos. Any idea what they're using?
Or you could tax the companies on revenue, the way employees are.
The fungi in our guts can make cases of Covid worse
The person you're replying to said cloudflare was the man in the middle. Not that they executed attacks.
Thought the way you presented your source is a bit odd.

For SOC2 you write the controls & policies. The audit is backwards looking to confirm you're adhering to what your company has said is policy.
Keyper: SSH Key and Certificate Manager
Note that this is not a campaign for a return to traditional design - it's run by Thomas Heatherwick who designs weird modern buildings and giant public art-adjacent things, like the Vessel at Hudson Yards which is closed because people keep jumping off of it to their deaths, or that giant spiky thing in Manchester that was unstable and was sold for scrap.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Thomas_Heatherwick