skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Funny at first, but this could have been exploited maliciously by let's displaying a message telling the user he has been disconnected and redirecting him to a phishing page.
Hostile royalty stipulation in the license, stay away
For static content: no stack, just html and css, and serve from GitHub Pages.

Maybe Wordpress or Squarespace if you want to do something dynamic.

Anything beyond that and you will need to become a software engineer, or at least learn some programming and server ops.
I think all parties in this are bad.

I think the guy is obviously young, and a bit naive . And really shouldn’t have gone to social media.

And the CEO handled it poorly
> Riju is only available on IPv6-enabled networks ... More people should do this

Of the 12 wireline ISPs here, 2 support IPv6. One of the two is available to 2% of the customers; the other costs 50% more than IPv4-only. For the extra money you get 5% of the upload + much higher latency. I'm looking into starting my own ASN just to get IPv6 here.

In the US there are millions of locations stuck with IPv4 only networks due to ISPs that are solidly committed to never supporting it.

IPv6 evangelists don't give a meaningful crap about those millions - and are happy to push IPv6 rosiness in a way that denies their existence.

Because of this, IPv6-only services can only ever get so far off the ground. An exciting service is less exciting when it's unreachable from point B.
Which in the end is what allowed AMD to come up with AMD64 and torpedo Intanium efforts.
Demand is higher for flashy things that look good on directors' desks, definitely. But there's less attention on less flashy applications of machine learning, unless your superiors are so clueless that they think what you're doing is GenAI. Which sometimes the systems/models being trained are legitimately generative, but in the more technical, traditional sense.
This isn't the source of it. I came across this on Twitter last night and traced it back a bit to try to share "the original" with my colleagues. The earliest I found was https://x.com/cloud11665/status/1799136093071163396 which I think is slightly earlier than the second commit on this repo.
It's too late. It's already heading back to AI winter territory and the money pit jaws will close soon. Founded on a lie, and self belief.

Geoff Hinton at least had the grace to choose his words carefully. Enough people get sucked into Ray Kurzeweils mania space that hysterical madness ensues.

Did you notice how the ethics people ejected from Google didn't all wind up stagging VC functions and floating? Like.. as if ethics maybe actually meant something while people of less worth advanced loony ideas. SMH.

I wonder how NVDA stockholders will feel about the trendlines.

(Personally, I think this is a bit like flared jeans: they come back into fashion anew for each generation until people remember how painful it is when the fat hem gets wet, and then they disappear back into the weeds for a decade or so)
that was the first iteration of CSS injection that was working, that github then patched. The new one is the new iteration that still works

it was found by a bunch of anime-pfps on twitter and went "viral"
FAA studied the results of BasicMed and found no statistically significant differences in crash rate between BasicMed and FAA/AME issued physicals.

https://www.faa.gov/sites/faa.gov/files/data_research/resear...
Civilization 7 announced, coming in 2025
"Luckily we're bigger now, and crucially have a lot of money to pay for top lawyers now if we're forced to go that route."

As a top dog CEO you may think that. But it is incredible stupid, arrogant, and immature to put that in writing when dealing with one of the little people.
> he preferred to pay for a security firm, rather than lower the rent

He’s the owner. He can do whatever he wants. That’s how ownership works.
Dying in a last scream of fear, angst and struggle regretting a thousand things that may have gone wrong or maybe were just your fault, without having the chance to tell your loved ones how much you love them, and being remembered not only by the incredible flights where no one had gone before, but finally and uttermost by the one that ended your life which will be replayed endlessly in the internets.

Not sure what would be fitting to be honest.
Because it doesn't really matter. Processor design hasn't changed much in its fundamentals. KISS. Just KISS.
Asahi Installer
Maternal mortality in the US has generally been considered to either be flat or rise over the last few decades.
Paris is mostly inhabited by parisians, born there, where do you think we all go once we come of age?

You might have came in Summer/August, where all the parisians disappear because there are too many tourists and it's too hot so if you can afford it you go to the south of France/abroad.

Also the experience you will have as a tourist is indeed of a museum, the experience you will have living here inside french circles is vastly different but, like in every city, it's not something that you can create in 1 week or 2. I would even say, if you're not french or parisian, you will have difficulties joining the right inner circles. It's not a good thing, it's not something to be proud of, but the parisian life is extremely lively. It's exactly the same than in New York, there are more to scratch than the surface but it's not something that you can "consume" easily just because you have a wallet.
The problem is that book publishing hasn't really been disrupted for a very long time. Amazon just switched it to selling online, but think about how much more you can engage with a book that you just read. Somehow no apps or ereaders allow for anything beyond reading the book text.
The idea is hardly novel. On top of that, if lines of code were not copied, no foul.

Not only was the CEO being a bully but he was wrong. There is no ethical dilemma here. It happens every day. You are allowed to copy an idea for software. Not the literal code. If he wrote it all himself this should be a non-issue. I also urge you to look at how the CEO “apologized”. I will never use their service for that alone.
"Why does it matter whether all Ukrainian citizens are angels or devils?"

Because people who are devils and who are officially allowed to have weapons and use them sometimes has bad side effects.
Plan9 was/is used at a university is Spain for teaching
I fully support the idea of open instruction sets. I am not as much sold on the idea of cookie-cutter one-size-fits-all instruction sets. RISC-V is very nice for teaching CPU basics, and it is a great fit for tiny cores or specialized microcontrollers. Unfortunately, since it has been designed for simplicity it appears that it makes it harder building high-performance cores. RISC-V philosophy for high-performance OoO cores relies on instruction fusion, and thus would require the compiler to emit fusion-friendly sequences for best performance - and these sequences might differ from CPU to CPU. To me this seems to go against the very idea of common open ISA. We already see quite a lot of fragmentation and I fear it will only get worse as time goes on. More complex instructions that combine multiple processing steps would help, it seems that the core RISC-V community is opposed to that idea out of purely ideological reasons.
>Aside: assuming your point, it would be 12, not 24, as the batteries only shift from day to night and not vice versa)

I think you are still missing the point. you will use the battery exactly once per day and it provides 1 watt-hour each time. It isnt providing 1 watt-hour every hour of the day, nor is it providing 1 watt-hour every 12 hours. you discharge it once every 24 hours, or 365 times in a year.

Compare this to nuclear, which is providing 1 watt-hour every single hour in a day. (1 watt-day = 24 watt-hours.
Does this still work? Opened in Safari and don’t see anything out of place
I agree plain text has a lot of appeal. But support for embedded mathematical typesetting, images etc, being solved feels like a stretch.

I mean sure, you can do it, but now you are on the other end of function over form.

I feel like PDFs are, for tons of usecases, the best we've got. The alternative isn't markdown, it's usually .docx.
Maybe we are not seeing rewrites of large OSS projects in Rust yet (eg. Linux kernel, Blender, LibreOffice) because the language is not (yet) ready for projects of that scale and complexity.
Been working as an MLE for the last 5 years and as another comment said most of the work is close to SWE. Depending on the stage of the project I'm working on, day-to-day work varies but it's along the lines of one of these:

- Collaboration with stakeholders & TPMs and analyzing data to develop hypotheses to solve business problems with high priority

- Framing business problems as ML problems and creating suitable metrics for ML models and business problems

- Building PoCs and prototypes to validate the technical feasibility of the new features and ideas

- Creating design docs for architecture and technical decisions

- Collaborating with the platform teams to set up and maintain the data pipelines based on the needs of new and exiting ML projects

- Building, deploying, and maintaining ML microservices for inference

- Writing design docs for running A/B tests and performing post-test analyses

- Setting up pipelines for retraining of ML models
Tokyo's Government Is Building Its Own Dating App to Combat Falling Birthrates
Pair it with OpenCyc
oh year sorry i forgot to add that. Thanks for pointing it out
How do you conclude, I just use the Nazis as a point of reference?

It is just a pretty strong indicator. And what people are saying does not matter so much to me, as what people are doing.
> you added it

Yes

> as a mod

I consider adding a year to a post to be more of a janitorial service than moderation, similarly how some users can flag comments. But of course you can call it whatever you'd like
I wonder what David Blair, Kip Thorne, Jerome Gauntlett, and a host of others might think.

There's a suprisingly large number of people in theoretical physics dabbling about with gravity, quantuum gravity, dark matter, et al.

Not all of them have a uTube channel.
Likely what's happening, is someone was put in charge with a purposeful goal of weakening public end points. Similar shenanigans happened with the FCC, and it is a modern trick to denigrating the value of public services.

* First, take an excellent Government service and under-fund it by reducing its budget or hobbling it in some capacity

* Ensure that the prior does not cut the budget in half, or something so overt. If you do that, your political adversaries will surely drum up support to stop you. Instead just never increase the budget. Let aging infrastructure go unfunded for upgrades and improvements, etc. Small, non-apparent cuts.

* Next, put someone in charge who ensures that the service is eating money, yet its output is useless for most tasks, and unreliable.

* Later, complain how the service is clearly not useful, yet "look at all this money the taxpayer pays!!", and suggest changing its scope so that it better aligns with "others providing the same service". Key to this is that you didn't cut the budget extensively, so the service is indeed very expensive without value.

* Either dismantle the service entirely, or turn it into a shadow of its former self

This is an ongoing game. There are those that literally go bananas, at the idea of anything, anything at all being done by Government.

It is ridiculously easy to keep services up, if you're even mildly competent, and just handle things with the correct process. Process is vital here, key, how you develop services, and how you deploy and monitor and maintain them, is key.

The fact that stuff "just goes down" repeatedly means that they literally have no idea what they're doing.

And I suspect that's on purpose.
Being operator-conditioning-trained to click through warning signs is a huge problem for everyone.

The car drivers with dashcams on that stretch of motorway they cleared at 30m must have some fantastic vision. I hope it's been uploaded to the Web (like sint maarten but not beach: trucks)
Interesting paper from Tatu Ylonen. He seem to be quick on throwing out the idea of certificates only because there is no hardened CA available today? Wouldn’t it be better to solve that problem, rather than going in circles and making up new novel ways of using keys? Call it what you want, reduced to their bare essentials, in the end you either have delegated trust through a CA or a key administration problem. Whichever path you choose, it must be backed by a robust and widely adopted implementation to be successful.
Some location currently undergoing civil war, for instance.
I struggle a lot with this in my work. I can’t assume that my readers are fluent English speakers, nor that they understand the topic. I can’t even assume that they care to understand. I have adopted a plain and unambiguous writing style that hopefully accounts for it. I am now experimenting with formatting that allows them to skim everything and still get the gist of it. In my opinion, nhs.uk is the best example to learn from.

People are not stupid, but they are busy, tired, lazy, or simply not that interested in the finer details. There is a balance between respecting their intellect and respecting their time.
That reminded my of the Périphérique ghost rider "Black Prince" that became famous some years ago https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cH1-tieh9rA
London hospitals cancel cancer surgeries after cyber-attack
Thanks for the explanation. I kind of get it now.

They made a sock puppet account, in order to make an accusation at someone - and deliberately obscured the name of the person they were insulting. That’s a kind of “dog-whistle” technique.

Either they are genuinely scared of speaking out against this sillysaurusx person, or they know it’s an unfair accusation and they wouldn’t say it openly.

It just struck me as a really out of place comment, a very odd way to act. And embedding dang’s username in their sock puppet account name?

I get bad vibes from this one.
In USA it's arguably more dangerous than a few years back, especially if you're black https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/article-abstract/28066...
Honestly, I don't care one way or another whether it's safer to give birth now than before (that said, it probably is in 99% of cases).

No, I care more and am thoroughly disgusted about the fact a fundamental thing as childbirth is used for political points.
Amazing. Were the 3dfx chips just openly documented enough for this kind of thing to be possible with original information sources, or have these chips been reverse engineered to get to the point where a project like this is possible? I ask because in today's hardware, it's almost laughable to even expect a pinout of a GPU to be publicly disclosed.
What is the lack of a Rust equivalent to all those projects is because they already exist and work well, and Rust programmers aren't as mad to rewrite things as the stereotype suggests?
Why not? He should roll over and allow someone with more money and power to threaten them? No thanks, I applaud his actions because it takes courage to do that in such a position. The CEO is a public facing figure and deserves the scrutiny. He was treating the kid like a peon. This world would be a lot better off if more people took to the airwaves to call out insufferable CEOs who think they are above others because they got a large round.
All models are wrong, some are useful. I found his explanation useful while knowing it was not correct
If you're allowed to create a hypothetical question that translates a hierarchy of guards into Boolean logic, then it doesn't matter how many guards there are.
"We always said we could do this, we just were more oblique about it so why get snitty when we come clean"

There's probably a bit of "c'mon, 99% of you use freemium or pirate licence. Stop whining if we look to monetise you" as well.
I, for one, welcome our motile anthrobot overlords.
I wonder what the impact on accuracy will be. I know a few people who collected rainfall amounts and wanted to share that information with some org (can't remember who) only to be turned away because they didn't use the one approved collection device. The approved collection device was expensive and not attractive, but they were told that all the devices had to be identical to make sure the data collected was accurate and that was for something no more complicated than a measuring cup. What happens when the cheap Chinese weather station I get on amazon gives wildly different data from every other cheap Chinese weather station people got on amazon?
I agree simplicity is king. But you're comparing making a script using dependencies and tooling for those dependencies and a C program with no dependencies. You can download a simple python script and run it directly if it has no dependencies besides stdlib (which is way larger in python). That's why I love using bottle.py by example.
>The majority of the infants they care for have issues due to heavy drug use during pregnancy.

Is there any reason why that shouldn't be (or isn't?) prosecuted under child abuse and/or neglect?

I'm all for people doing whatever the fuck they want within the confines of the law they reside in, but that buck stops where the human rights of another begins.
Exactly; also nice to see https://git.gavinhoward.com/gavin/bc/#ai-free .

Lagniappe: 6581840dnP
UK foreign secretary falls victim to hoax video call
Also according to the Guardian: Want to fight climate change? Have fewer children

https://amp.theguardian.com/environment/2017/jul/12/want-to-...
Not too late though
A teenager, a parent and a teacher on smartphones for under-14s
It was provided that way in the first place. Whims that provide can take away.

So pay for your services in full and don't leak negotiation documents.
Ukraine's fatal mistake, which led to tragedy, which others may repeat [video]
This is not a phonetically friendly acronym.
Just a reminder of historical milestones for Paris:

- 1789 The revolution, which lasted a decade, Louis XVI being guillotined in 1793, and the entire 1800 being busy with Napoleon, Restauration of monarchy, then Napoleon III,

- 1880 Haussmann refurbishes Paris. Think of the writings of Zola and Victor Hugo. Every grandiose avenue, every beautiful building, every train station comes from that period. Gare d’Orsay (now a museum) with 15 tracks and its magnificent glass ceiling is built in just 2 years, along with a dozen kilometers of rails under the river’s level. Yeah imagine that today, they can’t even build a cycle lane in 2 years. Orsay was just built for Exposition Universelle then shut down like 10 years later.

- 1889 Exposition universelle where the Eiffel tower is built. Paris is truly the capital of the world, everyone comes to see it, Paris and France are able to execute grand plans in just a few years. The Russian cour of the tsar speaks French because it’s classy, President Poincare forms an alliance with Russia and visits Saint Pétersbourg in 1913.

- XXth century: Nothing really happened in Paris (with the exception of May 1968, the local version of the worldwide cultural changes about freedom of the youths of the 1970ies, feminism, anticonservatism, etc). The entire history of the world happened in Berlin, the gay bars in 1934, the Nazis, the Russian rapes after the occupation, the 40-year wall, the Weidervereinigung in 1989, the EU in the 2000s… Berlin truely was the capital of the world’s events for an entire century.

- 2024 The Olympic Games in Paris. Pay close attention to the events, it will tell you what Paris wants to be.

What would you say will be the capital of the world for the next 50 years? I’d say San Francisco, because so much of our world is dictated by our startups’ community policies. Or maybe Beijin?
I am also baffled. I searched several repos for any concrete examples of what this all actually means. Blip.

Maybe there are no source changes, and everything is handled by the engine, or maybe it introduces some extra \startread \endread tags without the need of an environment.
Hard to say. I go with DHH: the one that makes you happy. Since you won’t know maybe just pick something mainstream. But I am against nodejs because I find the NPM ecosystem, imports, TS setup and config etc. messy and time consuming versus literally anything else. For example Go, Python, Ruby, Java, .NET, PHP are all reasonable.
probably they are hoping for some kind of statistical covergence as the number of samples in an area goes to infinity?
What is the consequence of the change about not syncing arbitrary plugin files? Will we lose settings synchronization (e.g. template files) for plugins?
>they were able to make sure the USSR won the war

Nope. They helped to tip the balance into the USSR's favor with a little bit of help. The USSR made sure it won.

Tell me, why didn't they 'make sure' France won? [0]

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dunkirk#Evacuation
> Why teach with a 50 years old design?

> a microkernel design would be better.

why re-hash a 30 year old debate? [0]

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanenbaum%E2%80%93Torvalds_deb...
I had thought it was more about pointing at a person with a finger was unwelcome, than pointing at a destination. I suppose in a crowded place such as an amusement park, you could inadvertently point at a person when giving directions?
And if you want to get rid of house fires, get rid of houses!
Intel Down Nearly 40% YTD: A Buying Opportunity for Dividend Investors?
Since when does Go have algebraic data types? Like, even "awkwardly", I can think of nothing that even come close.
I'm sorry, I think you're confused. I'm not displaying a bad attitude. My comments are defending the notion that ML research is scientific research, and attempting to explain to OP why they should not criticize others for engaging in such research, nor gate-keep what is and isn't valid research.

You have added nothing substantial to this conversation. If you don't have anything substantial to say, then you should stop attempting to simply instigate. Please review the HN guidelines. https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html

> Be kind. Don't be snarky. Converse curiously; don't cross-examine. Edit out swipes.

> Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive.

Have a good day, and please reconsider how you interact with others on this website before telling others to do the same.
I agree with you on all that especially the power dynamic, I just think the intern guy also is a bit socially unaware. I mean he basically copied his employers business lol.

Though as someone else said, if your moat is so shallow someone can copy it in a weekend…. Power to him.

Really i wish we could all just work together on great things

I try to stay out of the drama
You dropped the word "algorithm" from the title, which changes it dramatically.

> New York passes legislation to ban 'addictive' social media algorithms for kids
I've just added a 14 days trial
How is baking this into sshd "better"?

UNIX Philosophy: "Do one thing, and do it well". An encrypted remote shell protocol server should not be responsible for fending off attackers. That's the job of IDS and IPS daemons.

Password-based ssh is an anachronism anyway. For an internet-facing server, people should REALLY use ssh keys instead (and preferably use a non-standard port, and maybe even port knocking).
What is the standard one?
That's why automatic dark mode on websites doesn't have any effect unless you turn on dark mode. It lets you choose.
It is. And children are taken away. The problem is, the state alternative to parenting is not working problem free either. My mother worked in that area(in germany), so I have some insight and can say, in many instances, the children had better circumstances with their junkie parents, than being dragged through foster homes. Siblings torn apart without warning etc.

What most junkie parents need is practical help, so they can have a rehab, not prosecution.
Having written some code that did some DKOM in Windows, I'd say PID 4 comes closer.