skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Fluffy and buzzy are communication documents, have you considered you are maybe not the target for these messages.
Can you build a post box? Can you build a computer and the software?
FWiW Jattmannu https://news.ycombinator.com/threads?id=JattMannu

is consistently posting bland content and comment sublinking AI rewrites on www.thebugger.us

16 day old MagicManX1 https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=MagicManX1 is a hype account.
It doesn’t seem to me that Flutter was singled-out. Google is going through a phase of company-wide cuts (for example, a lot of people in their Python team have just been made redundant, as well). It also looks like there is a substantial amount of development (still) taking place in and around Flutter… think Impeller and WASM-support (to name but a few). On the whole, Flutter’s ecosystem seems to be, at least, reasonably healthy. All of this does not mean that Google won’t kill Flutter at some point. I just don’t think it will be now.
Haha, sounds familiar.

I even created an app to minimize costs for all those unused domain names, that I still don’t want to let go ;)

(https://dot.bs if you’re curious)
Having not one more carry-on/roll-aboard than will fit in the overhead compartments is easily the most important thing to get right. Making the passengers pay for that space is the key.

This also explains why many airlines do the boarding group thing: because it rewards the frequent flyers with access to overhead bin space!

That's the reason that people want to board first!

So why not just charge for overhead bin space? Because it's unseemly and -anyways- hard to get right.
There have been XPRIZE competitions for vehicle efficiency, oil spill technology, more efficient rockets, health sensors, AI systems, genomics, etc.

Whether or not quantum computers have practical applications, the prize itself is not evidence of that.
Did you read the comment?

„Not paper wealth, but physical assets like land, steel, etc…“

I’m not saying I agree but the argument was that those unicorns (or behemoths) are just managing actual wealth - which is rooted in real, physical things not made up digital „money“.
At least that is how I understood GP
Yes you can, any cobbler should be able to do this. Personally I do it preemtively and have an extra sole fitted to the outside when I buy new shoes.
> monopoly of Jewish people in finance

what is the monopoly of jewish people in finance (source?) and how does this cause israel to rank second behind India?
Israel has 2.6M none Jews (2M Muslims). Yet you chose to focus on Jews as Israelis. That's pretty clear.

You also chose the trope of "Jews control finance" which is an age old antisemitic trope.

You also ignore the strong correlation between success in business and success in science, math and innovation. Looking at physics and math Jews have very strong showing over the past decades. E.g. try watching Oppenheimer and counting the Jewish names.

I'm sure you think you're not racist because you're used to this line of thinking. I suggest applying critical thinking to your stance.
That's the crux of one of the debates... members of the FIDO Consortium threatening KeePassXC and other open source tools with blocking for sharing "roaming keys", meanwhile "Oh, Apple wants to share keys via AirDrop? No problem", which is one of the concerns, that it's yet another "push users to Apple and Google's tool of choice".
> shameless plug but please come and join us if you have interest in talking further about the project and its wider ecosystem

Plugging engagement on Reddit but not Mastodon. JFC.
iPhones stolen instead of scrapped; Apple accused of shredding usable devices
I am excitedly awaiting the full release of ASL1 from Arm. I wonder if anyone with more knowledge might be able to comment on how it compares with Sail and/or when we might expect to see a full Arm specification in ASL1 (as opposed to the current spec which is normal ASL and appears to be incompatible with the upcoming version). Perhaps in the future there might also be a RISC-V specification written in ASL1.
Latin America's Shifting Demographics Could Undercut Growth
Is there a gender based point being made here? It feels like the only reason to mention she was a woman.
If that were true Taiwan would be higher in the ranking.
... and that the FIDO Consortium threatens to block other, non-Apple/Google companies if they try to offer.
How might you see solving this problem? How could we distribute the task or goal of curation amongst individuals? How do we incentivize and enable discovery of maven/curators?
Williams-Sonoma fined$3.18M for falsely labeling products as Made in USA
The scheduler itself presumably uses an in memory tree to sort the values it is given so probably that is where the real sorting happens.
So the doors are closed for legal immigrants - by the very definition people who are allowed to immigrate?
Or do you mean that there is less immigration to the US in general?
Or that only the illegal uneducated are „allowed“ to immigrate?
Okta warns of credential stuffing attack via residential proxies
I had briefly looked into Guidance and others (LMQL, Outlines) but I couldn't figure out how to use them for this problem.

I could think of how to use them to prevent the LLM from generating digits for numbers greater than ten by using a regex plus a constraint that forbids digits, but the main problem is the other part of the rule, i.e. numbers above 10 should never be spelled out and should be written as digits instead. For that I presume you need to identify the spelled out numbers first, for which you presumably would need the LLM so you're back to LLM fallibility.

Any pointers would be greatly appreciated.
She’ll miss out on entire new level of spiritual awareness, social maturity, graciousness and generocity, and ultimately miss out on a range of emotions we need to be fulfilled.

An empty, selfish life.

The financial arguments and overpopulation arguments are strawman arguments. Having a single child isnt contributing to those problems, but still offers emotional growth. Leaving a sole child with no sibblings is selfish.
Humza Yousaf pledges £80M for affordable housing
On the other side of the coin, there's a subset of parents that regret having children. Check /r/regretfulparents

I think we don't hear much about the people that hated having children because is not culturally accepted in society to expose that view.
Thanks! I saved your reply and I'm going to look into it.
Also hilariously they mark stage 3 as "useful quantum computation" as in, none has happened yet. Because, no quantum computer actually exists yet.
I created this simple site exactly for this: https://recipebotpro.com/

You enter the name of your desired dish and have a plain recipe with steps in 5 seconds. No ads etc
Really, no shit, I thought it was one guy and his cat who did all the coding for everything
At least for now rental cars just don’t work as EV’s economically

the idea of a rental car is a cheap shitty car that I can trash without too much concern. The car goes to shit in a year or two and gets pawned off for nothing. This is fine because the car was the cheapest possible option for its price point anyways. Also using gas is much more convenient than EV charging although it is more expensive but this is offset by the car being cheap

An EV is cheap over the long run through cumulative savings but the purchase price is higher and they have to pass this off to consumers. The car still goes to shit in the same time but this is worse for the environment because the expensive part of the car hasn’t really degraded in value.

Overall the model just doesn’t make sense. EV’s are perfect as a daily driver for those with commutes that allow them to charge at home and gas cars are great for occasions where an EV doesn’t work. Most rental car scenarios don’t make sense for an EV IMO
I didn't want to go there lol
What are you talking about? It works amazing off highway. I use it all day long. Have you used v12?
Thanks! I saved your reply and I'm going to try your idea.
These are commonly referred to as "turn-based" (like chess).
It's also true having kids is a major lifeshift that may not turn out how you hoped and you'll end up with plenty of emptiness inside you.

People report they gained from having to 'move up a level', without kids you are someone's son or daughter and that's it. Having kid(s) you become someone's father or mother as well which changes you hopefully for the better.

Someone has to pop the next generation out. They will look much like whoever did that. They won't look or think like the ones who decided to sit it out.
Show HN: We launched our Text-To-Game AI last week
We built a text to game AI. You can simply enter a prompt (more than 50 characters) and you'll get a game ready in like 10 minutes. It works best on Google Chrome on computer or android phones. We'll be optimizing for time to get the game in a few weeks.

We did not know about HackerNews and how it works up until a week ago so just posting the link that we are sharing with everyone. Sorry, that you have to sign up. Open to hearing your experience.
Yes. The Go implementation from Google is under the BSD licence.

There's also the GNU implementation in GCC that's under the GNU GPL 3 licence. Moreover, the specification itself doesn't seem to have any licencing requirements at all.

So you're absolutely right: Go is the very opposite of proprietary.
Google's python team probably need some restructure for better product in the future
I think the OP means there’s now fewer opportunities for people to legally migrate to the USA.

I don’t have data, so I don’t know if that’s true though.
that would require to give a crap about the long game.
Most of the people I've seen that do have children are extremely miserable for the first couple thousand days and then moderately miserable for the next decade.

So what, probably our sample is not representative.

My pet peeve is when parents tell me (or other people who can't actually have children), that "you'll never know until you haven't experienced it". I grew to think this is the most toxic behavior, triggering FOMO, overstepping boundaries and so on.

Now that I saw these failed parenthoods, I understand that this toxicity comes from their own misery, to justify their life choices. Well, they'll never know how it is to explore the world and be happy and content on your own in your thirties-forties until they'll experi... Oh wait, they won't.

And don't even get me started with the "at least you have a choice to adopt" line, which, since it's not YOUR BLOOD, doesn't count. All those looks on their faces... Sigh.
I like x-cmd because its package system is written in more compatible posix-shell and awk, resulting in much smaller loading and startup overhead. Additionally, x-cmd integrates with asdf and provides AI support, along with over 200 modules for various command enhancements

See:https://x-cmd.com/pkg/
My experience with Poetry has been mixed the last couple of times I've tried it, it attempts to do way to many things but often failed to do them properly. Determining dependencies and proper packaging and upload to PyPI are the ones which come to mind.

asdf.vm together with pipenv is my go-to for Python environment management.
I've had nothing but problems with asdf and nodejs and globally installed tools like yarn reporting "Cannot find node". Perhaps global tools cannot be compatible I don't know; asdf reshim doesn't often fix it.
Right. Bittersweet is about something that affects you personally, some experience that blends joy and sadness. Tragicomic is about some external going-on that you observe and react to like an audience member.

There's also the laugh-cry emoji, which can be used for both situations, I think.
Try not to generalise. I know plenty of people who dont have kids. We are older, we know how this pans out. If you dont have kids bc all you want to do is party and be trivial then thats ok but might not be the best reason. But if youve never seen yourself as a parent and youre kind of not really part of that usually more conventional type of life then it's probably totally logical. I know several couples who are ex musos and have lived together for decades but chose not to have children. They are as happy as anyone else. So am I.
Yeah it’s important to be ready to have a child, be financially and mentally stable. Also you can argue they hate having children, but if they didn’t, they would be more unhappy. Raising a child is very hard work and time consuming so ofc a lot will hate having them, but I wonder if you ask them 10,15 years from now, what would they say? Most parents I saw that had an unexpected child after many years are very happy about having them.
That's like saying "I wish cops could arrest people everybody knows is guilty and leave innocent people alone".

If you figure out a system where that happens reliably, you've basically solved civilization.
I’m very glad its working out for you :) Although I wonder if you and your friends are in the minority or the majority.
Yeah, tried and no cigar. I also tried different input styles like xah's but I still come back to evil (plain evil, not collection).

TBH, I prefer just plainly vi like motion on the editor, vi-like object selections, ex commands for common editing tasks, M-X with fuzzy matching for commands, and macros for repeating commands. If something more complex is required, I can always open a scratch buffer instead of using complex chords that I will never remember after having defined and would likely depend on which key.
Literally all I still (partially) use from the jQuery ecosystem, because none of the competing drag libraries had the exact functionality I needed for a project.
> liberty and privacy, small government, etc., isn't really fashionable

Your negative freedom and ownership of property is recognized and enforced by the tax-funded awesome power of the state. If you like small government there is no lack of countries that you can emigrate too where the internationally-recognized government is too weak to enforce its protection over much of its society. These are usually places that are too unstable to be palatable to someone from a developed nation.

> should we really have that little privacy?

As someone else mentioned, the government already has to know that to know that you are paying the right amount of tax given your means. Alternatively, consider simplifying tax laws so that it needs to know less. Also, look at regulation that limits what the government can do based on the information that it has on you; for that matter, businesses too, for privacy's sake.
Many of those security issues are features that enable users of X to do their work. Yet Wayland supporters keeping trying to convince them to switch because of those "issues".

This is why Wayland adoption is slow.
You cannot compare since the data is confounded.

It’s way easier for Israelis to migrate to the us, than it is for Indians.
In the UK.

You dont need a medical degree or be a Doctor or GP to practice as a psychotherapist. You must however be registered with a professional body and the government to practice.

I would think that any AI fantasy of being an online therapist would be restricted to teaching the basics of CBT. After all the main work of CBT practitioners is teaching the basics of CBT (The A,B,C). There is no actual therapy work going on. More time is spent filling in forms during the sessions than actual therapeutic work.

The claims of treating depression, eating disorders etc etc in just 6-12 sessions has been disproved. A short time after CBT ends, the original problems resurface and the client is back to square one.

Under graduates like it (its easy to prove its efficacy when comparing data from forms) and governments like it because it is cheap.

CBT practitioners dont have to have any personal therapy so AI would not have to have any personal therapy either.

My friend lives in the USA and there are different rules there for practicing psychotherpists.

I am not convinced that online AI therapy will ever work.

Who in their right mind would share their most private, personal and confidential life experiences with a machine and then trust that machine to keep that information safe and secure. Only a fool.
Indeed, hence my name.
Not everyone has a circle. Some people are just points. Even though it feels pointless.
Because websites aren't free to build or run. No one is obligated to put ads on their site, sure. They're also not obligated to work for many hours to provide you with free content or pay $X/no to serve it to you.
Yes. However, it is uncommon.

I have been a Data Engineer, SWE, CTO, and a professional technical interviewer.

If you're willing to post your email address, I'm happy to send you a message, receive and review your resume, and do a brief assessment to determine what you might change to land a role in Seattle.

N.B. I have worked in Seattle since the dotcom era and have seen many of the market changes that have accurred in the city.
Except this usually costs around as much as a new pair. The flip side of economies of scale is that repair becomes uneconomical.
Sounds like nix using devenv[1] also would solve this problem.

[1] https://devenv.sh/
Yeah, it's different tastes. I'm split on these in a different way than I've seen in the other comments, because I generally hate brutalist buildings from the outside, but think the interiors are fantastic (including most in TFA). When it comes to churches I think that's somehow symbolically appropriate.
That's a weird starting point. Half of the East Bay SFH have appreciated 30% since 2020, that was a relative low point...
Nice game! Smooth even on slow connection. Maybe bit too easy. I was used to games that killed me at the beginning on a first try.
Sed confuses me more than awk but you're right. That would also remove the only use of awk in my makefile (sed is there already for hacking around spaces in filenames).

Whitespace padding output in sed is probably horrible, column looks simpler than printf via bash or trying to use make's $info.
Three ways of handling user input (2022)
That is true. But again, look down the list. Other countries (also much bigger) with far easier path to the states are even lower on the list.
For me it shows that you need both computer and domain knowledge to solve something with "the tool commuter". Having both is rare in most fields. Looks like they underestimated the breadth and amount of domain knowledge necessary to be good at racing.

Being good at a computer is not equal to being good with a computer (as tool).
Let lines A and B be non-parallel. They must intersect, because parallel lines do not intersect, by definition). Orthogonal lines are not parallel, but they must lie in the same plane (by definition of orthogonal). Therefore orthogonal lines must cross at exactly one point.
OP here, although I hoped I took an example that was relatable, it seems it wasn't as relatable as I expected.

> Is it just me that never even wants to get to the problems that asdf attempts to solve?

You aren't alone, the scenario isn't ideal. However, brew's Python installation on MacOS as are Debian's and Ubuntu's are _extremely_ brittle. You are one cask, formulae or apt package away from needing to do a weekend-long spelunking session or a full blown system re-install if you have deadlines.

PyEnv is a pain to set up, and maintain, which is what I used in the years before as well as after Python 2 was deprecated and projects started slowly migrating to newer python versions.

> That example in the article of managing multiple python 2.7 versions sounds like a horror story.

It is a horror story, but is very common.

Have you tried to install and maintain Java, Kotlin and Graddle installations for a given project although your machine is not primarily a Java, Kotlin, Graddle box? That is a real nightmare, not so much with asdf.vm.
Have you been to Singapore?

Yes, most people own their home. But those homes are small flats in giant shared blocks. Your laundry hangs out the window and there are hawker markets on the ground level where everybody eats because there’s so little room to cook upstairs.

How many Americans, or British, or Australians would settle for that? It ain’t 90%.

Of course Singapore is an outlier, geographically. It’s a tiny island-nation-state. And by the way those ground-floor hawker markets are terrific; when you do go, make sure you visit a few. They’re a highlight. (Take cash!)

Edit: “But at least”, you might say, “the private housing market in Singapore must be sane thanks to this incredibly high level of pseudo-public housing?”. To which I respond, lol, and invite you to browse listings for real estate.

We have friends who live there and a nice (like, nice) house is currently renting for ~$25k/month.
Is it a coincidence Austin home prices peaked literally the exact month, June 2022, that the Supreme Court overruled Roe v. Wade?

https://www.zillow.com/home-values/10221/austin-tx/
Yes. Females buy more clothes and the cultural stereotype is that they have a better clothing taste then men generally.

Also, let people tell stories however they feel like they want to tell them.
Development inside a container is still pretty darn miserable though.

Nice in theory but not worth it.
I always set up two passkeys, one in iOS and one in bitwarden. I use the former on my phone (obviously) and the latter on desktop, in addition to “normal” logins with 2FA.

I haven’t had a single issue yet, and while I accept that it would be annoying if iOS suddenly wiped my keys, I really feel like it shouldn’t matter: ideally you shouldn’t have only one passkey to begin with, but even if you lose it, all services I use still allow “normal” logins as long as you can 2FA with a phone number or email.
That's not the point. The point is that a lot of discoveries and inventions wouldn't have happened if it weren't for researching just for curiosity's sake. Research results will often be useless for product development or capitalism in general. However, focusing research on achieving specific goals only might actually take you further away from your goals. You can't focus on something you don't know exists, you have to discover it first.

Maybe, when we have quantum computers, one nerd makes an accidental discovery that enables us to build a room temperature superconductor, and maybe not. But if we don't let people research freely what they're interested in and only things that will pan out, we're going to lose out on a lot of things.
You'll never catch me volunteering again. It always felt like I was getting used and then discarded. I can be miserable by myself, I don't need to provide free labour to others who then go back home to their loved ones and friends. Society is not entitled to my productivity.
Habitat ReStore is awesome.
there's something I don't get, why do you have globally installed tools that asdf can manage at the same time that you have asdf installed?
I loved equinox, are there plans for more levels? btw, I couldn’t play Keep Out on iPad. I guess it assumes that a keyboard is available
A calculator sounds like a pretty good place to advertise actually. Any tool where a user spends a lot of time instead of rapidly scrolling through it could be decent ad space.
> Surprisingly their boarding isn’t as structured (only priority and then the rest) and they still only take around 30 mins total from first to last passengers being let through a gate in my experience.

What's surprising about that? That's how you do quick boarding. Southwest has always done it that way. They start boarding 30 minutes before departure. And stop 10 minutes before.

What the long boarding line accomplishes is that it forces people to wait in a long line, which you can charge them to skip. Think of it as a mobile game with microtransactions, but for airplanes.
The video does say that the random FIFO is more efficient than the boarding group thing, but you have to pay extra to get priority boarding, so airlines are incentivized to make the boarding annoying enough to make you pay for it.
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