skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Specific exceptions can be made for wikipedia, or similar.

Once you go down the dark path of white-listing sites, you’ve admitted defeat. How are you going to find that upstart Reddit competitor or federated Wikipedia competitor?
Would it be possible to consider them separately though? Like maybe it will turn out that say 10% of them are beneficial, 65% of them are neutral (either they do nothing at all or a mixture of benefit and harm), and 25% are slightly bad for us (can't be too harmful or we would have already known ig).
Nestlé did to Starbucks what they did to chocolate bars.

=3
To me this feels like it would test what the code does, not what the code is _supposed_ to do.

Tests should in my opinion validate the intent behind code, not the actual function itself.
If I'd have to pick only one book, then it'd be the second one.
Without us comfortable cars with good suspension wouldn’t exist. Be thankful.
>If that's not a sign of hate, I don't know what is.

No doubt Hitler had a lot of hate.

But this case is clearly a sign of revenge.
Coffee shops are still a decent place for this (eg in North Carolina cities), although I didn't realize people did this as Starbucks! There are four within a few blocks of me I bounce around between.

I would love to see more of these Third places. I hadn't heard of the concept, but it makes sense.
I was there. (I am admittedly not a regular but did recently go on a "PATH walk".) I don't think that renovation is the main problem. The PATH is very nice and comfortable. I see the main issue is it being closed weekends (I don't think most shops are not allowed to open, probably not the food ones at least as the bathrooms are locked.) I understand that this would be a tough problem to bootstrap. Because obviously no one is there because no shops are open, but no shops are open because no one is there. But it does seem surprising to me that Starbucks or some other coffee shop next to a huge array of fairly comfortable tables couldn't make a profit on weekends, even if it took a while for the word of this nice location to get out.
I think 99% of your viewers will care a lot more about /how and /why. But its your website, do whatever you want.
Let me introduce into the concept of the national minority of Germans and also Jews live in Danmark. (Both aren't typical Danish culture). Do you know the concept of national minorities?
If a parent takes them internationally, that goes into a different bucket in the FBI stats. (Maybe because of the convention? Since those get special handling.)

But if a parent takes them and they stay in the US, they will count as child abductions. Domestic family abduction is about 4.5% of the total in the US. Not the majority, but they do get the focus. What I mean by that is that if you look at Amber Alerts, about 58% are evoked by family abductions. So that's a huge asymmetry. 58% of Amber Alerts, but only 4.5% of missing kids. I think in the case of family abduction maybe you know about the abduction faster? So you report it faster? Not sure. I just always thought that was a huge asymmetry.

EDIT:

I just realized I didn't directly answer your question.

No. The majority are not familial.
Humans aren’t going to be there to score your content for you at the beginning. You need to deliver useful results first.
Dreamed of owning one when I was a kid, but couldn't afford it. Now I can finally try the software experience. And wow, it is delightful and simple!
> Also does bash run on windows outside of WSL?

Git Bash is pretty ubiquitous on developer machines in my experience.
You don't have to do any tricks with index.html or "fancy tools or frameworks to create extension-less URLs"

there's no reason your HTML files have to be named with .html at the end of the filename
This is a tough topic to bring up on HN because no matter how you write it somebody find something to nitpick you about. I certainly am not shitting on anyone that is down on their life I am active in my community, both monetarily and physically helping those in need.

The reason for this renovations is to keep homeless individuals from camping inside the stores. The author goes off on a lot of tangents on topics he has strong/biased opinions (unions, corporate greed, etc) on but this was not highlighted as the primary cause.

Retail business is hard. You _do_ want to be charitable, but you also have to make profits to survive. Unfortunately even a single unsanitary individual present can drive away paying customers.

Not here to offer solutions, but I think it’s important to be point out the root cause.
From a quick scan, it sounds like you re-invented a lot of the concepts of semantic data, just with different terminology and a different text format. (RDF, triples, ...)
> ... every community has zealots and it's mystifying to me why are people so annoyed by Rust's.

Because they're the ones that we keep hearing from right now. When it was the Haskell zealots showing up every few days, they were annoying. When it was the Lisp zealots, they were annoying.
I'm curious what the difference between this and an "automated scientist" like sama/openai says they want to build would be. This is what I imagine when they mention that goal.
The rule of thumb is that employees cost the company double what they pay the employee. So, still hundreds of thousands per employee.
The even older meaning is "courter".
I think the offer should've been to have a $1/night fee, with free instant coffee/water/tea.

but of course, the coffee they buy at the station is worth the $3 (apparently), and the location was free in their minds. Therefore, the comparison is to have to pay another $3 for coffee else where and then bring it into this space they rent (and pay another $1). That's obviously sounds like a bad deal.
>The child is nothing to be blamed for, it is a 100% problem of the organizers.

If I,as a child, stole 50k USD, surely i would get thrown into the jail, or juvie.

>For a 17 years old, even throwing together such work is already an worthwhile result. Teens is a golden age of compilation and remixing.

There's difference between remixing and outright stealing with intent to deceive, for monetary gain.

Even more so when one's under university tutelage, and comes from well off family - where 50k USD matters way less.
aha. Which assumption do you have about me ? Which 80s news cycle? Where?
If only there was a company that rented space and provided office workers with options to work anywhere. We could work together!
Re: libraries, one sad thing that's happening in some US states is that smaller libraries are becoming "adult only" because of new state laws regarding how they organize their collections [1]. In cities like New York, budget issues are causing public libraries to have to cut hours and only be open 5-6 days a week or cut programming for children [2]. While these issues don't seem to be widespread (yet), I think there's good reason to be concerned that under-18 friendly third spaces aren't as common as they used to be.

[1] https://idahonews.com/news/local/donnelly-public-library-to-...

[2] https://www.cityandstateny.com/policy/2024/05/library-leader...
while the loose seatbelt at the minimum throughout the flight has been highlighted here, there are other aspects here that did not go well.

why was meal service provided when the staff is aware of the weather conditions? the seatbelt sign is usually shown at a slight deterioration of weather, i wonder why they went ahead with this.

thoughts and prayers.
It's responding to a pretty tired vapid comment, with all the "easy but dumb take" talking points:

1. waaah stop using electricity in ways i don't like

2. implying chatgpt isn't very useful in a wide variety of situations

3. randomly bringing crypto into it as if bitcoin and AI have anywhere close to the same utility
I was really confused because there's also a Amber Language that compiles to JS: https://amber-lang.net/
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What about Switzerland? They have extremely liberal gun laws, on par with the USA.

Perhaps it’s not the guns that are the problem? Perhaps it’s the overall dysfunction of the US as a country?
Property costs and taxes are just too high for that to occur in most places, especially big cities where these said costs have skyrocketed.
However hard they lost, repearations would still seem unfair. They still thought their treatment unfair after WWII and all that parading - it took a decade of "training" to convince the Germans that they were the baddies in WWII (and a hell of a lot were never convinced).

Besides the WWI loss they quickly attributed to "internal traitors" (Jews and leftists in general). Parades wouldn't change that.
This is the traditional way societies enforce totalitarianism. You're not allowed to sleep outside, because your landlord will punish you. He has to, because if he doesn't, the city will punish him. It has to, because if it doesn't, the state will punish it.

Maybe totalitarianism is what you want for search engine moderation. But it does feel a bit messed up when you frame it like I just did. Another thing that happens in these power delegation hierarchies is that people undermine each other in order to move up the hierarchy.
Yes, 55% is the top of the tax progression.

People on B-kort still get their deductions (Just paid back after the fiscal year is done).

You pay the 55% on:

1. salary earned on the top of the progressions hierarchy

2. When you work anonymously (Ie. you need a CPR number to get you deductions)

At a salary of ~150k USD (DKK 1m) you would pay 40% in tax - not too far away from NY or SF.
Neither Konsole nor GNOME Terminal are as lean and fast as (U)XTerm, however on day to day use, I fail to see input latency on these. I generally use 60-80WPM depending on what I write and how concentrated I am, and there's no noticeable lag from my perspective.

GNOME terminal was visibly slow in the days of yore, but given that the libraries powering these are already accelerated, I don't think the difference between these "accelerated" terminals are as big as touted w.r.t. GNOME Terminal or KDE's Konsole.
Barely anyone lives there!
Thanks. We're going to do an energy audit, at-least cutting off breakers and observing the meter to start with.

Her bill listed
222.84 in generation services.
188.86 in fuel factor at 0.0413900 per kWh.
176.04 transmission services
101.02 distribution services

She does have a barn w a light for her horse but thats listed seperately for her bill. Her kWH usage is 4562 per month & I'm really not sure how she gets to that, she literally drives between 1 & 2 hours to work and back every day depending on location so she's only home in the evenings.
At thought at first that the title was clickbait.

" You mean to tell me that we can see light from the edge of the universe, but we can't tell if an object will be bright (or not) when it arrives at earth ? "

Reading the article, it seems that there's materiel that will react with the faint but steady hit of sunrays. Still , with our tech and advancement, you'd think we would be able to give a reasonably accurate prediction of whether a a very large stone will continue to shine bright when it passes by earth at supersonic speeds.
Working at company B

Working at company B

Working at company B

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Working at company A
The role of rising cost of living (or more generally, interest rates and the "cost of money") are factors I find underdiscussed in this article.

Owners must run an increasingly sleeker operation -- meanwhile, the consumer has to work more jobs or more hours to make ends meet, and doesn't have the time to lounge around and chat.
I love the concept of a language like this, though I haven't evaluated amber in detail.

I want to do more complex things using bash for devops stuff, because it's mostly working with other command line tools. You could directly use APIs and SDKs of cloud providers, but then things become an order of magnitude more complex than just writing the bash script.

However, when you do that you encounter bash's weaknesses, like not supporting a nested structure like Map<String, Map<String, Int>> and so on. Having to wrangle tools like jq, sed and awk all together to work around the lack of proper data structures and string manipulation is no fun either.

Something like amber could bridge the gap while still being portable across systems.
3rd book
Also reading and enjoying it!
> to keep homeless individuals from camping inside the store

Why wasn't that a problem for the previous 20 years of Starbucks existence?

Managers of NYC restaurants (including Starbucks) are usually quite familiar with specific local individuals that may not be welcome in their establishment, and have a variety of techniques for managing occupancy.
I can't remember Linux zealots raving irrationally about C though (although when googling I'm sure something will come up). Topics like Wayland or systemd on the other hand, oh my...
The author's library is being renovated, not disappearing. One large corporation (Starbucks) is enshittifying its experience by removing seating. I don't think the premise "third spaces are disappearing" is a valid conclusion at all.

I don't know if third spaces are indeed going away or not, but the argument here doesn't really address that.

By the way, if you don't like it don't buy Starbucks. Don't use Amazon. Don't use Twitter .(If you have the option). Not spending money/attention is more effective than complaining at changing companies' behavior.
Do you know the dev, or is there a waitlist somewhere where I could possibly get access to try it out? I couldn't locate one on their site.
Nit: Amidst

This question is asked every day. No one can predict the future. The truth is, the questions are getting harder and more complex.
Starbucks probably shouldn't have been anybody's only third place to begin with. Their mandate is not to be a community resource, as it turns out. It's a public company, it was always going to change to maximize other variables than your mental health. All that stuff about being a third place drops away really quickly when put to the test. This is not advanced math, it's pretty common sense. Instead, try to pick a spot that's owned by someone in the community, who actually cares about the community they're a part of.

"Oh, but there aren't many other options, Starbucks put them all out of business". Well, at least it's cheap and convenient, I guess. Revealed preferences. Better hope that's enough!
It’s so sad to see how major chains are doing a quick reno and removing most of the seating. Just like the author, I also live in a dense Canadian neighbourhood, and there’s a Starbucks a block away from my place which pulled the same thing last year.

Another sad reality is, even though it’s a corporate initiative, it’s only happening in specific countries. Whoever lives in Japan or South Korea, can attest to the fact how every global chain operates on a different level over there. Obviously “you shouldn’t drink on the street” cultural norm affects the business decisions, but still, it’s just sad to see how there are less and less people just hang out in public.
The AI Superalignment Problem
In a completely hypothetical situation, where a human came into being fully formed with complete knowledge of how to do a thing and all the resources to do it spawned out of the void around them, then yes, they could produce something purely out of their own labor.

In any real situation, the very existence of that human at any age past infancy is the product of society. Even back to the first proto-hominids. So is the knowledge to be able to produce the thing.

In any modern situation, the resources and tools that human has at their disposal are also products of society (yes, even "natural" products like wood—at least in America, there are nearly no old-growth forests left, and literally every natural resource has to either be cultivated or protected in some way, or extracted with nontrivial tools).

Again: you are only able to come to your libertarian-fantasy conclusion by narrowing your focus to the single act, rather than being willing to acknowledge all the supports that make it possible.
This was my experience as well. The only reliable method I found was to use the LLM to generate the field values then put it into a json myself.
Marketing to young people is so painful. They don't know what they want and they have no money even if they did.
You probably would have been better off charging $1.00 for all you can drink coffee. Even tho that turns into the same number when you do the math it preserves optionality, but it also just isn’t nominally as big a number for the student. Price sensitivity often has an awful lot to do with the upfront sticker.
Thanks!

"16 to 24 years old: 41.59% own an EV"

Hmm, that's odd. My own experience (living in a wealthy area in the South East) is that pretty much 0 young drivers own an EV: It's usually a cheap, old (petrol) banger because insurance is so expensive (and EVs are expensive, too!). Also, in the UK one can only get a full driving license (and drive on their own) at 18.

Personally, I call BS on this number.
Funny, I'm in the same situation; I'm endlessly tinkering, and I feel like I could benefit from documenting some of it on my "blog" if nobody else does, but the friction of cloning to whichever machine I'm on, probably need to update my SSH key in Github because I've moved to another distro, then writing up and trying to keep the high-standard I've tried to for my blog, with quality images, and step-by-step instructions beginners should be able to follow, means I haven't updated it in months, possibly not even this year.
This is a predator/prey relationship.

OP suggested they had a fool-proof way to get around that.

They're wrong.

Might there be some merit in their idea? Sure.

Is it so fool-proof that it would actually be worth the effort to build and maintain their own crawler and index?

I highly doubt it.
Thats a good point, its actually not listed & I'll need to make sure they are usage. I believe they are from the amounts. We are looking at a grid tie-in solar system to avoid the upfront cost of batteries but we aren't committed either way.
Because there are far more homeless now due to the fentanyl invention and uptake.
Maybe you could sell the walls inside it as ad space to support a freemium model, then give whoever pays those "They Live" glasses, lol.
"Blinken:I Saw No Evidence Hamas Operated in Gaza Media Building Downed by Israel" > https://www.haaretz.com/us-news/2021-05-17/ty-article/blinke...
I think you’re spot on that currently it can only test what the code actually does.

That’s probably why they specify that it’s for regression tests which are meant to do exactly that - test that future changes to the code do not change the current behavior unintentionally
I see these types of complaints all the time now it seems on social media, NextDoor, etc.

Everyone thinks everything is dying when their favorite whatever closes down or changes something.

Such is progress - there are plenty of "third places" - both commercial and non-commercial. And those places may shut down! And new ones will open up!
1k-page proof of Langlands conjecture so complex almost no one can explain it
The author of this article as well as many comments here are talking about this as a "third place" issue, but "third place" is 3rd because there's 2 others before it: home and workplace. From what I can tell, the author is really looking for a workplace.

I think the problem is that some WFH-types[1] have co-opted all the third places and have turned them into cheap workplaces, and coffee shops can't afford to be a coworking space (1 coffee for 7 hours as you say, which I'm sure more people do than some people here believe).

[1] I say this as a 100% remote person myself. But I've never felt right going to a coffee shop or restaurant and sitting there for more than an hour or so.
They are donors to the FreeBSD Foundation in addition to committing patches:

$ git log | grep -i '@dell.com' | wc -l
86
https://archive.ph/HjTp0
Lets see here

Minimum wage laws may have doubled over the last 30 years.

How many times have property prices increased in these same cities.... hmmmm?
>I used mine to take notes in university classes because I couldn't afford a laptop and it worked great.

How much did a regular laptop cost back them vs that Psion?
This looks like the perfect tool for rapid prototyping. I am not yet sold on this being a viable method to produce commercial games, but I do think you guys are on to something. Very cool!
Kagi obviously manages it. The Internet is big, but most of it is spam, which you can discard. You don't need relationships between all pages, just all websites. You should track the quality of the website, not each page. Google result counts are fake.
You might consider alternative schools like Waldorf or Montessori for your kids. It's not like there is only one kind of school available.
Seems a fair question given this quote:

"FreeBSD’s BSD license offers customization flexibility without the obligation to disclose proprietary enhancements."

But I suppose maybe some of their less sensitive changes, if upstreamed, relieves them of having to own them.
New Marine radios cement electromagnetic spectrum superiority
No idea, I could only speculate. Shifts in: culture, consumer behavior, homeless population volume or their demeanor, tightening retail profit margins, increasing costs of labor and operating costs would all be likely be contributing factors.
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I remember Hale-Bopp in 1997. At it's peak it was so bright you could easily see it from inside a brightly lit restaurant, looking out a window 20 feet away.
Cyclists are less likely to have osteoarthritis or pain in their knees by age 65
Ooh, maybe we'll get this at the same time as the nova https://www.space.com/new-star-night-sky-nova-explosion-rare
We can't (currently) cut them out because there's too many cells and they're brain cells. But if we could make complementary RNA, that could potentially neutralize them.
I really need that ticking sound to get on board with this one.
I don’t get these headlines, it’s like saying a hammer sinks a nail into a board that no human ever could.

People invent tools to increase our abilities. That doesn’t mean when a human uses a tool, the tool does the work.

A human made this thing. The AI was part of the process but a human did it.
Then who is playing Go?
Thanks for sharing your thoughts! I published a blog entry that describes our solution to this exact problem yesterday. We call it "Generation Augmented Retrieval (GAR)", please find the details here: https://blog.luk.sh/rag-vs-gar
I’m not sure of the meta factors have driven it recently, but at least in some large US metro areas, it became enough of a problem that some coffee chains have recently switched from having in-store seating and restrooms to pick-up only without those amenities.
homelessness has been on the rise