skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Congestion pricing hits the lowest earning individual the highest.

Can you tell me more? In most places, that does seem obvious. In NYC, it seems less obvious to me.
The friends of mine who complaining about congestion pricing rules are the upper/upper middle class folks who have not been on public transportation since Bloomberg’s first term. My friend who are lower income use public transportation everywhere.
The current sales position is 1/6 of Volkswagen.
More likely based on your priors. But not "more likely" based on any reasonable or scientific metric. Like, do you have any evidence against this guy's copious evidence? It's ridiculous and totally not science to say, "He's wrong, because reasons". Your reason, I think, is you hope -- like you said. That's okay.

But too much of what is hoped negatively by people somehow gets converted (at 100% efficiency no less!) into "absolute scientific truth" or in your case very high probability :) hahah
Facial recognition to be used for political crimes only.
Honestly, we should look to fix the issues that lead to people depending on weed, alcohol, and other drugs instead.

These drugs are escapes for people - and a lot of them, especially younger kids get completely hooked on the escaped from reality from these drugs (including alcohol).

We should instead be limit the use of these drugs and have teams dedicated to studying why people are turning to these instead. It's OK to have them on the weekends, but most people I know who smoke weed are on it the majority of the time. Alcohol isn't much better - most do limit it to after hours / weekends, but there are a few who tend to overdo it.

From a biased point of view, I've had a few young family members and friends who turned to weed as their go-to for their daily lives, and it has changed their lifestyle, made them far less willing to live out their life and pursue actual goals. They definitely had both the potential and backing of their families (mid to high class) to do great, but chose to instead live a life of 'rotting away' in their words. Out of them only one has turned their life around (still smoking on weekends) citing that it made them not want to do absolutely anything in their day to day life.
That just changes the boilerplate from if's to match's.
Yeah, it sounds pretty identical to a caching issue that happened to Steam way back on Christmas Day of 2015: https://store.steampowered.com/oldnews/19852
Did they profile a standalone MySQL instance? It seems like a natural next step. Their big(o) reasoning seemed a bit too theoretical to justify anything.
There's No Single Cradle of Humankind [video]
Rabbit R1 as an Android App
py2many does python-esque to both Go and Rust.

The larger problem is building an ecosystem and a stdlib that's written in python, not C. Use ffi or similar instead of C-API.
Hey, hey, we are new here but thought we'd share this tool my business partner and I created: SaferPDF Compressor. It's a safe, browser-side alternative to all the usual PDF compressors out there. This tool will basically ensure that your files get compressed in your browser, therefore without leaving your device, and that that your private info will not get leaked or stored anywhere without your consent. The tech is unique in its genre and open-source, which means that we're fully transparent and open to feedback.
I have to disagree. I'm on record here lamenting Go. I've never really enjoyed writing it. When I've had to use it, I've used it. Lately though, I've found a lot more pleasure. And much of that comes from the fact that it does NOT have all these features. The code I write, is going to look like the code written by most other on my team. There's an idiomatic way to write Go, and it doesn't involve those concepts from other languages. (For better or for worse) So I'm super hyped that we'd have a "compiles TO Go" language, but I'm not as excited as using it as a catalyst to get new (and perhaps wrong for the language) features into Go.
Is there a link to the list of main new features?
You mostly remember correctly. One small nitpicko on the genetics (based on my high school biology)

A can be either AA or AO and B can be either BB or BO.

AB is always AB like you said and O is always OO.
DEA Accepts Health Agency's Recommendation to Reclassify Cannabis
But can I symlink sudo instead of run0? There are so many scripts that assume sudo, not to mention my own fingers.
The "Glass frame & color" section brings Firefox to a crawl on my desktop. Chrome seems to handle it better.
I have never wished Windows used CSS for theming so much...
Kolmogorov-Arnold Networks
I'm also going to enjoy some popcorn when they don't upgrade their redis image past 7.2.4 due to the "AWS^H^H^HSentry gonna steal our shit" license change. Turns out, everyone taking their ball and going home doesn't make for a collaborative environment -- who could have foreseen?!11
Is there any evidence of the opposite, that it was bombed by Hamas, or do you simply choose the narrative that suits you?
Give an example of what you're talking about.
You should try to read the words on the back of the video game box.

The online portion of the games, explicitly, were segmented.

In fact: the "unspoken" reason why online services cost money (the money is actually a red herring) is so that the online services are materially separate.
And the people falsely identified as criminals by inevitably faulty AI that no one can directly fix bugs with.
Why post this? This appears to be the writings of a crank.
I’m more excited for them adding the uBO element zapper to Safari than any of the AI stuff.
> allow users to erase unwanted content from any webpage of their choosing. Users will have the option to erase banner ads, images, text or even entire page sections, all with relative ease.

The erasure is said to be persistent... with the option to revert changes and restore the webpage to its initial, unaltered state

https://appleinsider.com/articles/24/04/30/apple-to-unveil-a...

I would very much love to be able to make persistent content deletions on a site wide basis.

For instance, some news sites insist on embedding persistent auto playing video that adds nothing additional beyond the text version of the story.
Nuts and bolts to everyone else.
Maybe? It's kind of hard to tell. It's not exactly easy to write any of these servers from scratch to find out. But I wouldn't be surprised - they want app developers to be using the file provider extension API, which is unsuitable for everyone who isn't making a Dropbox clone.

That link is very interesting. It doesn't smell like any other Apple API as they're exposing a vtable with good documentation comments. It would be interesting to hack with this with SIP disabled to see how it works. I'm especially curious about how mount/unmount work and how the plugin registers itself with the OS, or what application is the client/host.
Tesla AI orgs can pay well above market for AI talent. Thats about the only reason anyone would join. If you are insensitive to work hours but want to get paid, its not the worst option.
Chinese virologist shared Covid-19 data. Now his research has hit hurdles
>think of it as learning one tool which works for everything.

For how long?

I've been around for decades at this point with people telling me how the newest and greatest thing will obsolete everything that came before it.

The best way to look through logs is still to materialize them in as text in a files hierarchy and use find with grep to look for issues.
Please, no more recursive backronyms. Or maybe I just have a sour taste of them because of some of more lamentable choices of other projects....
> Until Arti is more mature, we recommend it for experimental use only.

Helps to read the entire context. This means that it likely hasn't had a security audit yet, and may de-anonymize you due to a bug. It doesn't mean it's abandonware.
You are correct and I’m happy to discount. The older of the two patients in the original example was under 50. That’s a lot of QALYs. Even at an implausibly high discount rate it makes sense.

The outcomes reported in the article are suggestive of a large decrease in mortality due to heart attack. Even assuming the effect is much smaller than reported, more widespread use of ecmo machines makes a lot of sense.
HN discussion [0] (70 points, 5 hours ago, 44 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40217453
> WHY you want to self host.

In my case, I am hesitate to add another cloud service in the Sub-Processor list to meet GDPR.

Actually, if it is an Otel wrapper, I don't think you don't need to offer self-hosting the server at all. Making easy to integrate with other Otel ecosystems would be enough.

> It would be more of a licensing setup.

At least this is much better than FOSS first than switching to a non-FOSS license like what happened to hashicorp and redis.
It’s obviously being used in a very specific way. Your analogy is silly.
The issue is the prolonged constant daily use of it. Unlike alcohol, it's much easier to get by in the day with weed, and a lot of people do use it as that. It offers them an escape from reality without the full social repercussion of something like alcohol.
I feel like dismissals like this always lack imagination, you can't think of any uses for facial recognition surveillance that pegs you at specific locations at specific times? You can't imagine a single way how to monetize that data and use it against you or other law abiding citizens?

People said the same thing for social media data collection and now first degree price discrimination is getting more common. It's a total lie that it's only "people who are breaking the rules" suffer consequences with tracking and surveillance.
What we need is less drugs, and more fixing the issues on what causes people to turn to drugs.
I have had my first legal weed experiences in the past year in New York and even the lowest THC % at the legal weed store is stronger than anything I use to get on the black market when weed was illegal.

Then there are these incredible 10mg THC infused lemonades that are amazing.

On the other hand, the novelty of legal weed only lasted about 4 months for me. Because the store was there and there was this selection I never had access to before I wanted to try different things and was smoking more than I would have normally. At the end of the day though it is all still just weed. It is fun for me but only once a month at most now.

I also don't know a single person that didn't smoke weed because it was illegal and now they do because they can go to the store and purchase it legally.

I think that the polling has doubled for users because people can answer the poll honestly when weed is legal. The idea that weed being illegal is keeping 50% of the potential weed smoking population from smoking is utterly preposterous.

If anything, what is interesting is how many people who would never try weed when it was illegal, will still never try it when it is legal. They may say it is because it is illegal or they don't want to smoke but you can't sell them on 10mg legal lemonaid either.
@dang: Please change the title to include suffix " (and Only Meat)".
i think they should've used the word "leak" rather than breach. Breach assumes intentional actor.
> More recently people have discovered that if you pull the turnstile backwards a half turn you can squeeze by with very little effort.

This has been going on forever…
We need laws for all road-going vehicles to protect pedestrians and strict liability for anyone driving a pedestrian-hostile vehicle.

You want a drive a big lifted truck? You need to be on the hook for the deaths and damages from those monstrosities.
You can still keep playing the games you bought. You just can't buy new ones.
I've used Digital Ocean for nearly 10 years. It's been good.

That said: I don't know enough about your situation, but ... what are you optimizing for?

AWS/GCP/Azure have each got a platform that provides a heap of functionality. Using that will save you time-to-delivery and engineer-hours. All the clouds have startup programs that will mean it's basically free until you get some traction.

If you're looking for investment, using AWS/etc means you instantly avoid all the questions about CapEx and risk that follow from self-hosting.

Don't underestimate the upside of not dealing with a bunch of cobbled-together service providers (hosting, billing, SMS for 2FA, email, monitoring, etc, etc). Having a single provider and a single bill simplifies your admin a lot.

And if you need to scale in a hurry, it's a whole lot easier if you've adopted a cloud platform.

Is avoiding lock-in really a big problem? In your software, you can either use a third-party abstraction, or build a shim layer that sits above the services you use that would allow you to migrate (even to self-hosting) if you had to. For the most common services, there's not even really a need for this: the AWS API is widely supported anyway. The devops/sysadm side is harder though.

Some of this won't apply if you're bootstrapping: it's more work, but vastly cheaper to do a lot of stuff yourself, and renting a half-cabinet colo and stuffing it with off-lease servers will cost you engineer-hours, but saves a heap of cash. Augmenting that with a PC at home for backup, and cheap VMs from Digital Ocean, Vultr, Hetzner, Linode, etc for scale might work out well. But it's hard to beat the free plans from the clouds.
It's rough right now, we've been in a funding lull for years.

A lot of the more experienced developers (mid-millennial age) entered their careers riding the wave of the invention of smartphones and social media not to mention modern web, games, advertising, etc. There was so much work and funding to do the work.

The world changed after the Obama years, funding was largely yanked out of tech, except for self-funded types and hype cycles like crypto and AI. Most of tech sort of merged with "status quo" work - it's not special anymore. Most companies don't budget that much for engineers, or any staff.

There's a chance it will bounce back - I can't imagine Netflix is going to just let us have something like:

output a Tarantino film set in a cyberpunk future starring Bruce Willis and Uma Thurman in their prime with a cameo from Ariana Grande who plays the crime lord's daughter

Without putting up a fight. So I believe it's worth holding out hope that there will be another "boom" very soon where companies are scrambling and hiring engineers like crazy again - that is, I think AI models show some promise disruption-wise.

For now, it's self-funded egomaniac founders and boring work for low pay. There's no advice I can give you on interviewing other than it's a numbers game. Every company gets like 1000+ applicants right now, it's ridiculous. You have to know somebody.
Israelis freely and democratically elected Satanyahu (among other racist and genocidal maniacs who call for the genocide and destruction of all of Palestine), who is literally their longest serving PM, who literally brags about making any efforts about a Palestinian state fail, while Hamas was elected once 18 years ago and half of the population today weren't even alive then.
Amazing. So much nostalgia. Love the frosted glass/Windows Aero stuff.
Ferrous Systems made defmt[1] for Rust. The linked design page details the inner workings. One trick is that even the format string is packed into a lookup table. They're all stored in a lookup table in a special .elf section, and only the index into that table is logged. So it's more like <format string index> <[length], n packed bytes for first variable> <[length], n packed bytes for second variable>… etc. Some types don't need a length, if not needed it is omitted. There's no need to transmit the file, line, or number of args because that's all in the lookup table, indexed just like the format string!

E.g. a slice needs a length.

defmt::error!("Data: {=[u8]}!", [0, 1, 2]);
// on the wire: [1, 3, 0, 1, 2]
// string index ^ ^ ^^^^^^^ the slice data
// LEB128(length) ^

LEB128[2] is the same compressed integer encoding scheme used by DWARF & WASM.

The entire "Data: {=[u8]}!" format string is just one byte on the wire (assuming it's in the first 255 or fewer log statements, the index is also LEB128 compressed.)

[1] https://defmt.ferrous-systems.com/design

[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/LEB128
FSD only drives in a subset of conditions humans drive in so the comparison is invalid.
I wouldn’t say it’s “Israel” doing this, it’s a belief shared by many (of course not all!) Jews. When your entire ethnic group has only a single tiny country in the entire world that it can call home you tend to take threats against it very seriously. Especially since most Jews in Israel are from the Middle East and if Israel didn’t exist they would literally have no other country in the region they could live in.
McDonalds might be premium compared to a roadside food stall, but it's on the low end of the spectrum in first world countries. Anywhere I have traveled, McDonald's was just the emergency option if you just really needed food that wouldn't give you food poisoning.

Also, poor people absolutely eat there. All those poor people working there get free food and employee discounts, others use the app, or they eat there once in a while as an alternative to more expensive restaurants.
> I think O is recessive

Strangely, O is very common.
Hard to judge the DEAs effectiveness off something like this. You have very little insight on their actual effectiveness and workings on everything, yet your comment seems to summarize the entire organization off a completely biased political comment.
I completely agree with you. My point was that the P vs NP distinction matters in practice, but of course also the subquadratic vs quadratic time distinction matters a lot.
Will this open hiring options for government agencies?

Will nonviolent drug dealers be released from prison?
What does this have to do with how the respective smells linger?
In response to uninformed sibling comments reflexively fearing cannabis use in drivers, see here:

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC2722956/

> Cannabis users perceive their driving under the influence as impaired and more cautious, and given a dose of 7 mg THC (about a third of a joint), drivers rated themselves as impaired even though their driving performance was not; in contrast, at a BAC 0.04% (slightly less than two “standard drinks” of a can of beer or small 5 oz. glass of wine; half the legal limit in most US states), driving performance was impaired even though drivers rated themselves as unimpaired.

> This awareness of impairment has behavioral consequences. Several reviews of driving and simulator studies have concluded that marijuana use by drivers is likely to result in decreased speed and fewer attempts to overtake, as well as increased “following distance”. The opposite is true of alcohol.

I'd be more weary of people under the influence of anger, benzos, or other psychiatric drugs.

In my experience, cannabis is a performance enhancer in these cases, increasing awareness rather than decreasing it. After all, it does improve ADHD symptoms.
They are basically running 1 platform now. They should merge the iPad and MacBook lines already.
"Safari, I want to watch latest X videos."

"Sure thing! Loading xvideos!"
Cool, but not touching this; no license and requires Inria's proprietary rasterizer.

People should stop basing all of this new research on proprietary software, when we have open source implementations [1][2].

[1] gsplat: https://github.com/nerfstudio-project/gsplat
[2] opensplat: https://github.com/pierotofy/opensplat
I don't think holding the current state of the project to a version of the README from three years ago is even remotely anywhere near a good faith comparison.
Photographic equipment “accidentally” being bad at taking pictures of dark skinned people- the more things change, the more they stay the same
Yep, plenty of these that have come up over time. Can't think of the names of them at this point but I am sure I recall at least 5+ incidents of exactly this caused by incorrect caching.
>it’s that they designed and sold a physical device which could be replaced with an app on the hardware you already have.

Smartwatches are exactly that, and some people buy those.
I would argue that the only three I care about in production software are INFO, ERROR (an issue occurred but the system is still running) and CRITICAL (an error occurred rendering a crash).

Any others are only really useful for debug situations.
Yeah, no. We're already in a drug crisis as it is. We need to teach people that doing drugs (of any kind) isn't the answer to problems. Soft times seems to have created this problem where people would rather escape their lives than live them out.
I never claimed the numbers were average. The OP claimed that $10,000 a year on a car is uncommon. I'm saying that you don't have to go much above average to pay $10,000 a year on your car -- that spending $10,000 a year is common, even if a little less than 50% of people do so.
Why is simple decoration so rare in recent work?
That’s a good point. I’ve known people who smoke a joint every couple of hours and outwardly seem more functional than someone who has had three or four drinks.

The long term effects remain to be determined.
Iterative reasoning preference optimization
I never bothered to check if they had replaceable WiFi modules but that's a good point. They could just have crappy modules included.
While no impairment is obviously ideal, I'd much rather share the road with someone who's had a few puffs than someone on a cocktail of legal psychoactive prescription medications like antidepressants, SSRIs, amphetamines, hypnotic sedatives, etc.
Wait 6 months when the model will be on your watch. Lag gone, answers 99% improved.
>Honestly, we should look to fix the issues that lead to people depending on weed, alcohol, and other drugs instead.

It doesn't have to be exclusive or. People are looking to fix these issues. In the mean time, we don't have to ruin people's lives by convicting them as felons.
Perhaps a whole integer session key value store combined with some form of refresh or update leading to user/session mismatches.
I'm not up to date - do you have a reference?
Coming from a longtime marijuana friendly state, I've noticed that it has also lowered the stigma of other "hard" drugs. Since weed is no longer the socially-acceptable illegal drug, others like cocaine has taken is place.

I've long wondered if this will be a trend across the country.
Funny that you mention Outlook.

A lot of Microsoft Office and adjacent programs have customizable UIs almost to the point of absurdity for decades yet it's uncommon to see anyone actually change the default layouts, adjust panes, or view modes.

Maybe it's because everyone hates toolbars and ribbons, but why? Perhaps it's that the number of options is overwhelming. I am fairly certain most humans have seen code and their naive impression is that it's "cluttered"/"noisy". That impression is not because it's text or a ton of buttons staring back, but the cognitive overhead of actually understanding what you're looking at. LLMs can create or suggest things, but the user still has to comprehend something to continue interacting. That's where the interaction falls apart.

What I can see is LLMs taking natural language input and curating catalogs of software or plugins. As it stands searching for software by feature is a terrible experience even for devs.