skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It is commonplace now that young people at the workplace produce 5x as much as their older colleagues.

This does not sound connected to any reality I have seen, and seems facially ageist.
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When I google for Windows Defender I only get hits for Microsoft Defender. What is it? I don't use Windows anymore.
Yeah, and self describing yourself as "...not having followed the conflict in Gaza especially closely..." and then joining a demonstration for a cause you did not elect to educate yourself on doesn't make it particularly hard.
I don't have a problem with people bragging about a thing they made. I think if someone spent a bunch of time on a thing, I'll give them time to be proud of the work they did and give them space to show off.

if it's something I'm interested in. The difference between "ShowHN: I built a thing", and "ShowHN: thing" seems inconsequential to me.

But you know that one about how naming things is an unsolved problem in computer science? Looking at random search results, I think it's more about it being a more natural way to describe something. "Show HN: I built a thing that does blah", rather than "Show HN: Foobar, a thing that does blah".

If I do "Show hn: George", what's George? vs "Show HN: I made a thing that does foo called George"

Interestingly enough, there are only 805 results for "Show HN: We" vs 5,060 results for "Show HN: I", What a bunch of loners we are.
You might want to be aware that your email domain name appears to be forwarding to a restricted-access Wordpress.com site at present. Worst case scenario is that you have a DNS hijacker, but perhaps you just have a different website?
*negative WAR
>With deflation once you reach zero there isn't anywhere realistically else to go.

Huh? just literally print more money.
I take your point, but to be nitpicky, does it really devalue it? How many prospective students who've legitimately earned a place at Stanford would prefer to use it rather than sell it for $25m? That is a great deal of money.
So, BASIC is basically 60..

REM EDIT
10: PRINT "I forgot hn doesn't do humour"
GOTO 10
You're right and wrong. I know about a team that does well and one that I think is begging for a major CVE.

Microsoft is said to be a collection of almost independent companies sharing a domain and a CEO. Based on my experience, small as it is, I can believe it.
There was a pro-Trump/republican protest that was shut down by the school back in 2020. That didn't impact Harvard at all

> Also, the suppression of the president of Harvard by outside forces seems new?

Yeah, many are disappointed that it needed outside force. They are less likely to apply to Harvard now compared to then. That definitely contributes.
Hmm, no wonder they're sending in the shock troops to harass students. Even the major networks are reporting bad actors unrelated to the protesting students are likely the ones pushing police over the edge.
There can be many ways to monetize your product, you need to start from the top - the problem you are solving and who does it help.
I am assuming this is a developer tool as you are working with OSS model.
Once you do that identify your user and go up the chain till the point you reach decision maker(writing is helpful--draw a map maybe?) .
Find their pain points, solve for them and monetize your product. Happy to chat and brainstorm.
My 2 cents from building a devtool.
Which incidents happened at AWS, GCP, Oracle?

And were those incidents detected by the competitor or a client?

> One of the more damaging findings was that Microsoft learned of the attacks only because the State Department had set up an internal alert system after purchasing a G5 license from the company.

Although I mean the lack of on-prem really should be a nonstarter for a lot of large companies. Having a defense in depth where you need to be on the VPN before you can actually authenticate to the services does help. Or in the case of governments; they can run private fiber lines between buildings and then you can't even attack the server from the public web.
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Nice - I wish .NET would be more willing to condemn chunks of the standard library and replace them with something better!
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Still sticking with it and attempting to hold out for 24.04.1 before going back to Fedora. I much prefer apt over dnf.
So cool! Congrats on selling out!

I was curious to see if I could connect using mosh. I could, but I wasn't able to use the hotkeys to browse the different screens like I was when I connected via ssh.
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No. 12oz Dunkin is like $9 at Target, same with Starbucks medium roast; Pete's is $12. The most expensive stuff is this mushroom chuga coffee (I have no clue what this is) for $16/12oz. And Target is generally more expensive than most chain supermarkets.

So no, not a normal price.
I stopped using Ubuntu after its installer failed on me, removing all partitions. Unprompted.

EDIT: I remember I got up to enabling third-party drivers before partitioning, it was behaving weirdly so I went back, then it crashed and I restarted to see no partitions. I don't remember the details but my thing is I'm sure it was before partitoning.
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Now were back to losing our jobs to india and mexico. What happened to AI taking all of our jobs? That was so 2024..
He made enough money to now buy 3 football teams!
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You don't see the difference between using a technology for tens of million dollar aircraft and $35k mass produced cars?
To the Sun. Just have to make sure we go at night, when it's off.
Spoiler, it's Elon...
The mods are psychopathic idiots and deserve to be harassed until they resign.
Have you found and cleaned all the lint filters and exhaust air passages? A shop vac and/or an electric leaf blower may serve to improve throughput.
Oh wow, and only two and a half years after Windows 11 was released. Better late than never, I guess. I should have heeded the age-old warning of "every other major Windows release is terrible" and not upgraded.
For $9/mo you are really expecting a library to integrate this in your other applications? I think you forgot a few numbers on that value.
If Tesla has been using the same design since 2017 with the stamping process, probably would run the same “gigacast” design until year 2100 to recoup the setup costs.
If you ask that everyone who joins a movement also be knowledgeable about their movement, then we might not even have the numbers for a React conference. That's the reality of our world, that whether you're on the right side or the wrong side, there must also be a lot of uninformed on all sides. The energy behind large movements connects all manners of people, some of whom depend entirely on social networks to disseminate the right positions for them.

For the average person I would not have expected them to follow anything in foreign policy closely. Not even one thing.
You're right, but it's a little misleading to through around stuff like this without basically calling out that it's only big law and investment banking that behave this way. I don't think any other industries are the same.
Microsoft Defender for Individuals:

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/microsoft-365/blog/2022/06/1...

Windows Defender aka Windows Security:

https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/stay-protected-w...

Microsoft Defender XDR (completely different thing, previously known as Microsoft Defender for 365):

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/siem-and-x...

Microsoft Defender for Endpoint (also a different thing, basically XDR lite):

https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/security/business/endpoint-s...
I installed 24.04 LTS Server on a 2012 Mac Mini last night, had no issues whatsoever.
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So China’s new vacant homes are similar to Japan’s vacant homes built in the 1980's and 90's, but 5 times the scale, adjusted for the population.

BTW, you quoted the following article from 2015. The 64 million surplus apartments number is outdated.

https://truthout.org/articles/china-s-communist-capitalist-e...
I love the idea of TUIs, but I honestly don't have a lot of experience with them. There's a lovely Go library called Wish that I keep looking for reasons to use.
https://github.com/charmbracelet/wish
Because they're still drunk on OpenAI integrations being the next unicorn, and have completely forgotten the trustworthy computing email Bill sent them 20 years ago.
I used MS-DOS as flexible and (at the time) familiar environment from which to run a bootloader, which in turn loaded up a Linux kernel.

Live images aren't the same thing, I don't think: Sure, I can do all kinds of useful stuff with them, and they're vaguely as familiar as any other Linuxey-thing is.

But AFAIK there is no Linux equivalent to loadlin, so I can't use a live image as a flexible environment from which to run a bootloader like I did with MS-DOS over a quarter of a century ago.
Yes that's exactly how the script goes, meanwhile the life expectation in the "dynamic, lively, resilient economy which delivers technology advances including healthcare" goes... down somehow and basically everyone runs on paracetamol if not worse.
That's a pretty decent analogy. However, there are innovations that are correctly ascribed to TSMC (and in this case, Tesla) for their use of those new tools. Often new innovations are a combination of clever tooling and a clever way of using those tools.
Right, it's just the stock price. The health of the underlying company is a different matter.

From a corporate financials perspective, Tesla is a very healthy company: low debt, high profit. Their stock does seem to be at risk of dramatic re-pricing, and that can have knock-on effects in the long run (harder to use stock as compensation, high performers with unvested grants may leave, etc). But certainly bankruptcy does not seem to be in the cards.
It's my understanding this a way to cut manufacturing costs. One wonders what impact it has on repair costs, though. Tesla isn't going to replace the entire underbody whether it's a single piece or three pieces, are they? So how easy are these pieces to repair?
There are a lot of "it depends" (the product, the agency, the deal etc.) but since you asked a simple question. I'll just say "yes". If hiring an agency is a way forward and the opportunity is to stop/not start doing business then yes do hire. I think it helps to make progress and potentially attract technical co-founders see https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39902372
> If I authenticated with my junk key, would my other keys still be at risk?

Yes, if you authenticate with your junk key (or no key), and SSH agent forwarding is enabled, you are still at risk. It lets the remote machine login to any server with any keys that are on your local SSH agent. Parent's link shows how this can be abused.

Fortunately, it's disabled by default, at least on newer versions.
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Well, with freedom to roam it'd largely not matter if it's privately owned. With reasonable sensible rules you get the best of two worlds: You "only" need to take special measures for land that should be left unspoiled.

I used to walk through privately owned forests on the way to and from school and sometime go off walkthrough them with friends as a kid without once having to think about who the owner was, because it was irrelevant.
Technically Windows 11 is an update of Windows 10. Look at the version number. It's 10.0.x.x.

And seriously, nobody ever promised there will be updates for old hardware for eternity.
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Annualized GDP growth rate has slowed to 1.6% QoQ compared to 3.4% from the prior quarter. Meanwhile, inflation has continued to climb above the Fed’s target. This doesn’t necessarily indicate we’re in stagflation, but it certainly is an indication we’re moving a bit in the direction of stagflation. OP didn’t claim we’re in stagflation either.
Can it be reversed? Or what reversed it the previous times it happened? Do we just wait for consumer behavior to shift back and whatever the Fed does it doesn't matter?
I think I maybe get where you are coming from, but still how? I feel we are discussing 2 different use cases.

1) Prompt 1:
“ You are a weighted random choice generator. About 80% of the time please say ‘left’ and about 20% of the time say ‘right’. Simply reply with left or right. Do not say anything else" ”

2) Assume that the training data gives examples of
2.1) single coin flips
2.2) multiple coin flips

Consider a slightly different prompt, prompt 2:

3) Prompt 2: same as prompt 1, except it presents 1000 lefts/rights in the same response (l,l,l,l,r,l,l,l…)

——

I think what you are describing is prompt 2. I just did a quick test with GPT 4, and i got a 27-3, split when using prompt 2.

However for prompt 1 - you get only left. To me this makes sense because Running prompt 1 x100 should result in:

Pass 1: LLM receives prompt, and parses it. LLM predicts the next token. The next token should be left.
Pass 2: same as pass 1.

——

For prompt 1, Every prompt submission is a tabula rasa. So it will correctly say left, which is the correct answer for the active universe of valid prompt responses according to the model.

Unless i am reading you wrong and you are saying the model is actually acting as a weighted coin flip.

In theory, the LLM should be more responsive if you ask it follow a 60:40 or 50:50 split for pass 1. Ill see if I can test this later.

(Heck now I’m more concerned about the cases where it does manage to apply the distribution. )
This is trivially achievable with function calling, assuming the model you use supports this (which most models do at this point).

Define a function `reportFactual(isFactual: boolean)` and you will get standardized, machine-readable answers to do statistics with.
I had a good ride with Mint for several years now. I am definitely very worried that enshittification starts now. I see the $15 promise but what happens with the other plans? I have 15GB for $20 which is perfect for me. I don't care for Mexico or Canada roaming.
And for privacy, don’t let it know your identity or username:

ssh -o PubkeyAuthentication=no -o UserKnownHostsFile=/dev/null -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -a nobody@terminal.shop

Otherwise, the remote server can probably identify who you are on platforms like GitHub.
Look at the NYT for example:

https://www.nytco.com/press/a-statement-from-the-new-york-ti...

Their response for being too lax on Trump and overly focusing on irrelevant issues on Biden (eg. age) is to get angrier that Biden isn't giving them enough interviews.

Very nice! We know that all they stand for is a good horserace so their articles get clicks. Not information, democracy, or anything else.
Why can't we bring a scanning electron microscope onto one of these rovers?

There are companies making desktop ones now.
> NYT is trying to paint the protestors as idiots.

This context is important. Indeed, many of the protestors are simply violent, uneducated, unsophisticated and weak (easily emotionally manipulated) thugs who are convinced the truth is 100% with them, and that it is therefore somehow legitimate to use terrorism and intimidation tactics on campus.
I don't feel that Europe or the USA is where any growth can come from

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Tesla,_Inc.#Timelin...

I think they're growing just fine. looking at the quarterly breakdown, sales stall every so often, but pick up later.

Sort of like California real estate prices. People always say it can't go on, but it does.
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What happen if you inject random tokens as a "seed" ?
Most distros have made wayland available but have not forced a change, and will not until wayland's issues get fully sorted. This is a good thing, as wayland doesn't bring the user much from a user perspective, only pain when x, y, or z functionality that has existed for decades breaks.
Years? Try decades. When has Microsoft not been a source of endless security problems?
Sure, but it doesn't seem politically viable to me.
Two differences: react (and other) conferences are intended to serve a dual mandate of advocacy for a specific method and general education of attendees who may not be knowledgeable about the topic at hand. Even if I write spring boot/asp.net core all day, learning about react isn't exactly a big deal.

In the case of protests, you seek to advocate for a specific course of action. It would be more akin to me sending a JEP or whatever the equivalent is for react. I would rightfully be called foolish for doing so, as I know very little about react and should choose to educate myself before attempting to advocate for a specific course of action.

I don't see the incongruence here.
Why use a Chromium fork that has those things over just Chromium?

I see my coworker use Brave every day and each time they open a new tab it’s some crypto ad. Why would anyone want that?
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Your English is fine. That person was violating HN rules about snark (“Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.”)

Learned that rule the hard way. It’s crucial to the success of HN and I am grateful dang corrected me.
Ubuntu is the buggiest distro I've ever used.

It's ironic cuz it's supposed to be the most stable, mainstream one. But, from installation to day to day usage, it was crashtastic in the years I was on it.

By comparison, my equal number of years split between Manjaro and Arch, I've had almost zero issues. Somehow, the scary, dangerous rolling distros seem the most stable. It's hard to wrap a brain around.
Not sure I'm following your thinking here; what light sources are you unclear about w/ regard to their status as artificial or not?
No joke, but "startup" can often be code for, "extremely high-quality items that are subsidized by VC money". The quality doesn't last, but if you get in early, you can often buy stuff that's way nicer than it should be for the price.
Not sure why everyone is desperate in these replies to eliminate the setback; seems like a perfectly good outcome to have a wide sidewalk in an area that is likely to have a lot of pedestrian traffic.