skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
>Businesses acting "greedier" and rents shooting up has correlated very strongly with the DIRECT inputs of stock prices and property values; in other words, artificially low interest rates and artificially high liquidity. Naturally, these sorts of reality-warping forces will feed into a more hostile low-trust culture.

I didn't claim otherwise. And I don't think you're contradicting me. I think your argument simply slides along with mine.

And let's not pretend that only the big evil faceless banks and corporations are to blame for everything skyrocketing. Oh no, the average joe has also given into mass greed as well, who'd more likely rent out his inherited apartment to a tourist for 50 Euros/day than a local broke ass student for 500/month.
Sorry you feel that way, Chris.

Here's the reality: Too many technical founders spend a lot of time and effort building something with unchallenged assumptions.

Even if you don't use this exact framework, having a way to gain real market feedback pre-launch of V1 will gain feedback that will shape V1 while the "clay is still wet" and provide a sales/marketing framework that one can use at launch.
You can totally access these stacks from userspace - https://github.com/gabriellandau/ShadowStackWalk
> Think about how many songs you know - there are probably hundreds if not thousands you could easily sing along to even if you haven't heard them in years.

If what you said was true, there would be no need for the lyrics display at karoke bars.

Years ago (25?) there was a game where you'd draw a card and then have to sing part of that song (I forget the actual game as it was long ago, but that is close enough). Everyone was psyched and it seemed like it was going to be fun. Then we found out none of us actually remembered the lyrics -- we could get part of the chorus and that was it.

No doubt there are people who are great at remembering lyrics, but I strongly suspect it is a small minority of people. I think people overestimate their recall ability because they are singing along to the song in their car (or wherever) and so if they have a moment's hesitation or any doubt, the song keeps going and they are quickly back on track. But without that unfailing guide, they'd quickly fall off the rails.

I have that experience all the time as a musician of moderate ability in a moderate cover song band. Everyone has the experience of learning a new song, thinking "I have this song wired -- I can play flawlessly along to the original" but then the band gets together and tries the song for the first time and it quickly falls apart. Any little bit of hesitation or doubt quickly grows and infects the other players and soon people start arguing if the drums come in after the 2nd or 4th repetition of some phrase, etc, etc.
finish my damn house
What is a military style firearm in this context? Because of the NFA, Americans already cannot own pretty much any fully automatic weapon the military employs.
Guess i would invest most of it stock index investing would be enough. Then i would do some travelling. I may not give up on my job right away even tho in my country the 4% from the 1M would be enough.
“If someone is showing signs of puberty before age eight they should talk to their doctor about it, and if they haven’t had a period by age 15 they should also talk to their doctor about it,” she said."

Are you sure that MOST started at 15-16? Because the article also says:

"They found that women born in the oldest bracket, between 1950-1969, got their period at 12.5 years old on average, compared to 11.9 years old for the youngest group, born between 2000-2005."

Neither of these two pieces from the article support your anecdotal notes.
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If that was really the case, then why provide special immunity to the pharma companies, govt and companies requiring the shot?
Fundamentally, GraphQL is a _query language_, but people keep trying to build/use it as an _API_.
You got any in-person NYC clubs planned for this Summer?
Back to BASICs: AI Benchmark
Include __FILE__: Include recursion in C is possible and useful
Haha yuup, they have some tough looking cases but I am going in expecting damage
Ask HN: What do devs use for quickly setting up a feedback form?
I'm a software engineer who keeps building little web apps / MVP landing pages in the hopes that they make me a pretty penny (they never do). I like adding basic forms to the websites; usually to collect feedback, sometimes with an optional email address so I can get back to people.

I've tried 3 options so far:

- fully-fledged forms embedded onto the website (eg Google Forms) - quickest to set up but absolutely hideous and bad for SEO

- 3rd-party form backends - I'm constantly worried about hitting the free plan limit; and some services have some deliverability/uptime issues

- writing up my own server (I use Go) and hooking it up to a 3rd-party email service; cheapest but more worried about deliverability/uptime

Right now I'm gravitating towards the 2nd option, but am curious how other developers approach this problem.
Cloudflare Acquires BastionZero to Add Zero Trust Infrastructure Access
Human drivers cross multiple lanes if heavy traffic all the time and certainly aren’t ticketed.
Few-shot tool-use doesn't work (yet)
The USAG-1 protein has a high amino acid homology of 97% between different animal species, including humans, mice, and beagles.

I have 0 knowledge in this area, just curious, but are beagles specifically close to human physiology for the purposes of testing this treatment? I would’ve thought any dog breed is going to be like any other dog breed.
Baker is the Chairman of Mozilla Foundation and is (was) the CEO of Mozilla Corporation.
What's this got to do with mortgages?
Stanford, SF, FAANG job–The only way to get into Y Combinator?
While I respect your point about rigour I should say one has to be careful not least because the way the subject is presented in textbooks are most often backwards -- axioms are really an end not the starting point.

Here's another view: Euclidean geometry is euclidean because the underlying transformation group (the group of those transformations which preserve what we want to preserve -- in this case the metric) is the euclidean group (the semi-direct product of the orthogonal group and translations). This is the symmetry that encodes our intuition -- the same intuition the kid is using to prove the above result. If we were to change the underlying space to the real projective space instead of R^2, and instead of choosing to preserve the metric we choose incidence and cross-ratio, we'd get a different group (GL(3,R)) and different geometry, viz. projective geometry.

This is an ancient dialectic that runs within mathematics -- embodied in modern math by Hilbert on one side (the formalist) and Poincare on the other.
from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spam_(Monty_Python_sketch)#Men... / https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=anwy2MPT5RE
A bit tangential, but it seems a real shame that Nvidia rather than Intel ended up snapping up Mellanox.

Anyway, I hope this works out. Networks shouldn’t be too tied to any particular company I think.
> I wrote PHP from version 3 to version 6.

There was never a released version 6.

https://wiki.php.net/rfc/php6
TBH the entire thing needs to be rethought. Especially after it turns out you can sell someone else's land (something that's been happening more lately)
Dump it into Boeing, Nvidia and $SPY.
And that one day they will take the taxi.

Averages don't work for risk evaluation.
You should have looked at the schema.

It indeed seems like GraphQL saved your client in this case.
To start with: https://www.gov.uk/vaccine-damage-payment
Genuine question: Why did you include "about to burn out" in the description?

Is it because the chairing the non-profit is enough work/burden that it causes folks to burn out, or does this role tend to attract people who are already on the path to burning out, or some other thing?

I thought that was a really interesting detail to include but couldn't quite figure it out on my own. :)

Thanks in advance!
Interesting, we did not consider consultancies for that. Not sure if we can handle the cost, but trying won't hurt.
A Historical Survey of Advances in Transformer Architectures
In my experience (from working shitty jobs) is that it's people who are abused by all day by people they can't stand up to (boss, husband, wife, etc.) and they end up unleashing their rage on the minimum wage powerless employee just because they don't have other option
https://www.businessinsider.com/title-insurance-scam-mortgag...

https://www.npr.org/2022/11/27/1139307743/title-insurance-is...

https://boondoggle.substack.com/p/break-up-big-title-insuran...

https://www.iowabar.org/?pg=IowaBarBlog&blAction=showEntry&b...
How is this related to mortgages being bad?
Even if it's not true, I like amber light at night better. No science, just "feels" better. Same with the daylight bulbs, I think they are icky at night.
Agreed. There's already a lot of legislation around automotive (and it's pretty good) so maybe they wanted to steer clear of that to avoid legal conflicts with other state's laws. The dealer lobby is also particularly litigious, so perhaps they want to avoid going down that path when it's not really necessary at this time.
How some good corporate engineering blogs are written (2020)
Maybe I’ve been beaten, or maybe we’re all on the same side…
So in context of mortgages being bad, you're saying that house prices would be lower if only people who have the money saved up or inherited to buy them are bidding on houses? Wouldn't that make supply much lower?
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What are the use-cases for graph introspection in any but a tiny fraction of cases?
Funny. Perhaps that’s the only way to do it. At one point in my life, I was part of a theatre troupe playing small locations for obscure plays. On one occasion, there I was in the scene and my line coming up in 30 seconds. A twinge of fear as I realized I had no clue what to say. The fear rose steadily, culminating in abject terror till one of the other actors turned to me and cued me up - at which point it all just flowed.

Awareness of self outside of what you’re playing just destroys that flow state. It’s like that whether I think about the shuttle, the table tennis ball, or acting.
You are literally Transferring the REpresented State of a given page/view/screen.

Screen-specific REST endpoints will make their way as a default in to a JS-based framework in 2025 and people will pretend like this is some breakthrough advancement.
I REALLY like how snappy it is. I've always been impressed with how fast Wikipedia managed to stay over the years, but this is even better. Really nice work.
We don't really need to argue hypotheticals to make progress. We know that airlines move people around and someone taking a trip on that airplane might be a doctor who could end up being at the right place at the right time to save the world!

That doesn't mean we give up and don't regulate the airline industry.

We can put caps on how much water data centres are allowed to consume in a given period in order to protect vital ecosystems and ensure enough fresh water for other uses.

We can write labour laws that protect workers from employers training models on their employees' work and then laying them off.

There's a lot we can do that isn't being done, "because innovation."
I want to but I also got stressed out considering it because of other stuff ([0, 1]) going on. In the meantime you can come to NYC Systems [0] or the NYC Systems Coffee Club [1]!

There's also Eric Zhang's NYC paper reading group [2] that seems cool but I've never been to.

[0] https://nycsystems.xyz

[1] https://eatonphil.com/nyc-systems-coffee-club.html

[2] https://notes.ekzhang.com/events/nysrg
Indeed, this is what graphQL solves.

Are you proposing just to add new field to a JSON response, even though they are not needed?
Here's the relevant docs: https://caddyserver.com/docs/caddyfile/concepts#addresses
To add, Jesus only commanded the spread of the Gospel, and not the books or writing, but rather just teaching about Jesus and how he provides salvation through his sacrifice.
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I think you’re right about it being suited to well-defined scenarios. But I agree too that a regular endpoint to get specific data is more often than not totally acceptable. I’m not aware of many situations where the flexibility of graphql is as useful or important as the demands it places on a team.

I worked on a team where 3 of us were well into our second decade of software development, yet we still had a consultant come in to help us sanity check our graphql implementations and ongoing strategy.

We were mostly on the right track. The struggles we were having were just… Normal.

At that point I really lost steam. Prior to that I was motivated by the thought that something wasn’t clicking yet. Discovering that I understood graphql just fine but it was typically a bad developer experience with obtuse tooling and queries took the wind out of the sails.

The worst part was mutations.

Writing graphql handlers in Rust was also awful. The more you try to leverage the flexibility of graphql, the more Rust freaks out because you’re doing exactly what you shouldn’t in such a strict environment.

Yet… Doing this in a language with weaker typing and less strictness seems like a potential minefield of bugs.

I see the appeal of graphql and I’ve liked it in small one-off situations where it was useful but had limited scope. Otherwise I genuinely hope I don’t work with it again.
I know right! I run a freemium B2C app and I get users telling me this all the time. It's so ridiculous. No one is forcing anyone to use the software. Go write your own version and give it away for free.
Yup. Especially when your api really only has 1 (possibly 2 in the case of a mobile app) real clients. People like to pretend their apis are generic but they aren’t. There’s a good argument to stop writing generic apis for your single application.
Which school was this, and when did you attend?
If you have skills getting a VISA is much easier - not all of them are random lotteries.

Plus SO often implies OP was a citizen and then SO comes in on a priority VISA program. They do check to ensure you really are romantically involved. There are a number of poor who decide nearly any American is a better life than they could have at home and so will sign up for a blind marriage to anyone. A doctor likely has means to do some verification of a potential mate before committing, but if they find life bad enough back home they can have low standards. (from what I can tell it mostly works out for those doing this - some get abused, but most seem to have a good life)
It's like following the links in wikipedia, but each link is a new chatgpt window to interact with.
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I would imagine that in video games, it sounds so unnatural because the actors aren't actually performing together. The two people recorded those lines separately, so an interaction like that just isn't going to sound good.
Supermarkets is exactly what I had in mind, but perhaps it was stupid.

The cost of health care is kind of… a×b+c×d, except more complicated, where a is the hourly cost of a physician, b is the number of times you get an hour's care, c is the cost of a pill and d is the number of pills you get. Want the total sum to decrease? Then pick which one of a, b, c and d you want to decrease, and look at whether competition can help. A lot of this thread sounds like just "private equity is evil and therefore guilty", nothing to do with goal-directed efficacy.
> And at their age there is few other equal things that can make or break their future as being accepted by their peers.

Hard disagree to this idea as justification for purchasing something for a kid.

The most useful gift that my parents gave me is a cultivated disregard for what is popular. It's not that I go out of my way to alienate my peers—I try to get along well with everyone and it mostly works—but the habit of wanting to participate with the crowd is one that I've watched hamper many a life, and the lack of that habit has allowed me to get a lot further in my career and in my personal and social life than most of my peers.
They did address that point specifically, suggesting TypeSpec as a more concise analogue. Presumably converting between them isn't that hard. A more concise DSL could be acceptable. Presumably it can be converted automatically anyway.
> Users who need this crap can install the crappy version

-- comment by Klode

IMHO, calling software someone works hard to maintain "crappy" is a personal attack. So Klode isn't innocent with respect to the code of contact either.
I don't think you'd find a good tutorial of any framework changes across two major versions.
There is, actually! https://github.com/mliezun/caddy-snake
UFW are now active in the Fediverse as well:
https://union.place/@ufwupdates
Google EOL or 4G LTE becomes phased out by carriers. Which comes first?

My bet is Google EOL.
Good news, you'll have those dreams all your life, and they'll get really old by the time you're 50.
What are people using these days for TypeScript on both ends? I have a home-grown solution that starts with Zod schemas and gives synchronized types on the front end and backend as well as a client for free, but I'm always interested in using something standard
Very cool. I don’t have thoughtful comments to add but I want to thank you for putting something useful into the world!
PHP isn't considered "dated". Modern PHP is excellent.
If I wanted one of these ships, what would maritime law say if I were to dispose of a few thousand gallons of diesel into its tank, and the crew decided to move it into international waters then abandon it?

Presumably, it’d be up to the employer to recover damages from their former (aka my current) employees.
Stocks most likely, I kind of wish I knew how to start a business.

Here's my crazy idea that there's 0% chance of me starting.

General Aviation plane. It will look an awful lot like a B2 bomber. Rooftop solar panels on the top surface, this baby is parking outside.

2 EDF sourced out of the automotive crate engine options. Chevy bolt supplychain probably? Aiming for 400-600kw combined.

2 battery packs and speed control. You have a lever which picks 1 or the other battery pack. Solar charges the one not being used by the motors.

Everything is redundant. Who doesn't want to own this already?

But it would be a more advanced GA plane, retracting gear, twin engine, etc. Most likely a 02 bottle system and not pressurized. Probably limiting it to below 18,000feet.

The purpose? Not only will the bomber be able to manage the weight of 2 car battery packs, it also carries food to remote places. Food scarcity in the far north of Canada for example is it's purpose. It would have hundreds of km range, it can get high no problem.

The key problem would be runway, it likely requires a rather massive runway. especially when it has ~20,000lbs of food in its bomb bay.
Yep, exactly. The idea is that this is time for a parent and kid to spend together learning + having fun. There's a "prompt" on each screen that gives the parent guidance around what to say and then there are some fun interactions that you can do together - holding a button while sounding something out slowly and then fast. I've found that the 1 on 1 time is as motivating as the actual stickers!
Grounded for “forgetting” their phone?

Kids are a lot more clever than you give them credit for :)
I assumed it was coming straight from the API because of the token-by-token generation effect but maybe you're right.
> if you redefine Sam as not an employee then you can definitely argue he wasn't fired

No, I'm saying the "reigning in" was a personal one, not an employee one. Obviously Sam was an employee.

> So you're presenting this as if this was thrust upon Sam

No, I'm not. I'm saying he didn't go and find another job. His role changed with OpenAI's structure change, and he probably didn't think it through as to him it was a gradual transition.

> I'm saying he acted unethically, pushed PG to the point where he gave an ultimatum and then quit, but PG is smart enough not to burn bridges.

Okay. At this point we're just doing celebrity gossip, but with tech celebrities. I've no idea if your guess is correct or not.
I use SVG Gobbler almost daily. The most common usage for me, a graphic designer, is when a company calls up and wants a design but the guy from the compnay does no have a vectorized version of their logo. I know, it sounds awfully incompetent but most people do not care about the logotype of the company they work for. So, very often, I just use SVG gobble to download an SVG version of their logo and makes designs they've ordered for them. There are a thousand legal uses for Gobbler. Also, downloading any logo is legal. It is publishing them that might get you in trouble.
market feedback != selling.
> Node 21 with NPM
> Sveltekit, shadcn-svelte
> Echo, GORM
> gofeed

And the documentation literally specifies it requires docker.

How did this become "minimal dependencies"?
From a backend point of view, you will never be able to stop front end people from doing the wrong thing with an API.

GraphQL makes it easier for front-end developers to do the wrong thing, which is why they love it.
That 'level 3' is still basically lane keeping and auto cruise control, the driver still has to be ready to immediately takeover, if you don't the car will stop in it's current lane with it's blinkers on.

This is about the peak of what you can get with automated lane keeping and braking. I don't see any route from this point to anything like level 4.
you're conflating socialism and communism again...
I don't believe its entirely a money problem. Certainly there is a factor but that oncologist is also spending a few more years in Residency typically. The trade-off is that as a PCP you are working predictable hours in generally a low stress environment.

So I agree money is a factor but I also think the current insurance model makes its incredible difficult to run a PC office. You have to bring on significant overhead which you then need to cover my making strict quotas on seeing patients. I don't believe this aligns with what PCP enjoy doing.
The same strategy works for transforming a written essay into a memorized talk in front of an audience.
It’s so sad too because it adds so much unnecessary suck to the project.
AC-3 isn't something I use on computers. Apple on the other hand dropped support for AptX codec for bluetooth.

Apple's solution to competing on quality seems to be to lower the quality of 'supported' third party products. This is a game they've been playing a long time, first I really noticed is when Dell displays connected to Macs 'negotiated' to use a YPbPr color format rather than RGB. There was an internal memo exposed a long time ago where the instruction was 'make it look like a plausible bug' in lower quality of third party device support.
> not just a ban from visiting Germany but also from participation in Zoom events hosted in the country. I can’t even have a recorded video of me played at German events.

This is just crazy. How is this allowed in a so-called democracy?
A Relativistic Framework to Establish Coordinate Time on the Moon and Beyond
Interested to see how this fares on Tech Empower's benchmarks: https://www.techempower.com/benchmarks/#hw=ph&test=fortune&s...

At the moment it is at the bottom as a "did not complete"
OpenAI for Education
There's a Program to Cancel Private Student Debt. Most Don't Know About It
Instructions unclear, here is your buzzword list link: https://github.com/words/buzzwords/blob/main/index.js#L1
Delighted to see a shout-out to Veet Voojagig in there!
The same thought struck me when reading the article. Imagine a world where your API was 'send me some SQL, return results' and you'd have the same problems as described.
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