skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm curious:

I assume that the documentation asserts something acceptable about the manufacturer testing (accelerated, destructive, what have you). In theory it could assert that the production process was such and such without any information about resulting quality assurance, but that seems improbable.

Why can't those tests be repeated (on samples, obviously)?
Where would all the people go to live, out to the ocean?
Not contesting anything related to churn and JavaScript, my experience has been similar.

Glad to hear those changes did not impact you re PHP
Looks like the current stats are focused more on the 69% increase from '19 to '22 in illegally employed children across the US. [1] (https://www.dol.gov/newsroom/releases/whd/whd20220729)

Actually, that report includes a few examples of children killed on the job. Like a 16 year old who died while working in construction, he fell about 160 feet to the ground after trying to jump from a roof to a nearby powered lift. In Nashville. [2] (same link as [1])

It also details the rise in children being employed to do hazardous labor.

Killed in sawmills is a bit of hyperbole, but it's not far off from the truth it seems.
Appreciate the offer! I'm actually just lifting for health right now, so most of my goals are to "lift heavier than last week" XD My only specific goal right now is to do more than one slow and proper pull-up. That DL PR, by the way, was also done raw (no straps or belts), so I was thinking I can do more when I do it with straps (or Versa Gripps) later after my tennis elbow heals.
How about weighting each input training data item using some sort of "accuracy" metric? Rather than treating data from the onion and reddit the same as Wikipedia, we could more accurately emulate what we do as humans. We spend an inordinate amount of time learning how to differentiate between different sources. Currently, LLMs treat all inputs identically and hence weight only by quantity.
To associate Excel with all those third-party Python analytical packages. Monte Carlo comes to mind; in the distant past, that was an expensive third-party Excel plug-in.
How does giving directions work in Japan?

I'm struggling to understand how this would translate, "Go north three miles on High St. Turn left onto 2nd street and go 500m. Then take Park Ave south for 100m."
It's more concerning if he intentionally deprived himself of sleep during adolescence (e.g. forcibly staying up to play video games), as brain development continues through age 25.
Cypress uses Playwright for its webkit support...
How is it a "better C" as compared to Go? Genuinely asking.
Pilatus Aircraft full factory tour in Switzerland [video]
Yes, there was at least one physical Wikipedia device (the Wikireader, released in 2009 and discontinued in 2014), but these days a more practical solution is to put an offline Wikipedia app like Kiwix on an old phone.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/WikiReader
https://kiwix.org
#UnexpectedDrStrangelove ?
No dog in the fight here, but… you're saying that one of the top guys at a major observability shop didn’t understand Open Telemetry, then that’s saying much more about OT than it does about his skills or efforts to understand. After all, his main point is that it’s complex and overengineered, which is the key takeaway for curious bystanders like me, whether every detail is technically correct or not.

> it just reads like someone who […] didn’t understand how something worked - and so instead of figuring it out, they’ve decided that it’s just hot garbage.

And what about average developers asked to “add telemetry” to their apps and libraries? Their patience will be much lower than that.

Not necessarily defending the content (frankly it should have had more examples), but I relate to the sentiment. As a developer, I need framework providers to make sane design decisions with minimal api surface, otherwise I’d rather build something bespoke or just not care.
Wasn't Brave caught doing stupid stuff a few times?
The most uncanny thing in the world is the observation of our subjectivity in action.
Transferring and settling balances are different. You can also transfer Yuan without settling in Renminbi. This is very confusing to deal with, but think about transferring balances as bank account numbers and settling as moving cash. You can do a lot more than just barter without using cash.
This is cool, but I still need some packages that only work through brew.
What I've done is to just let nix generate a Brewbundle file and run the bundle install when it changes. https://github.com/okkdev/dotnix/blob/main/home%2Fhomebrew.n...
Or they want to put an end to monopolistic practices? What are rivals supposed to do, make a new phone os that we'll all just hop aboard?

Edit: really have no idea why I’m the one being downvoted here
Just because your displaying results in 10s increments doesn’t mean anything about the simulation frame rate. You could still simulation 10k frames at 1ms granularity between the results printed each ms. The challenge is computational for a 1960s machine and a closed form solution is sensible here for that reason.
The Sentry SDK is open source and easy to contribute to in my experience.
Unfortunately, I think YouTube rewards you for this. At least it feels that way based on how long YouTube video’s take to get to the point
Can you provide a source that the vaccines were fake? My understanding is that it was a real vaccine drive also gathering intel. But please share your sources.
Way better battery life?
Why do banks like Goldman Sachs call L5 engineers VPs?
> To Diba’s surprise, rats that were woken up repeatedly had similar, or even higher, levels of sharp-wave-ripple activity than the rodents that got normal sleep did. But the firing of the ripples was weaker and less organized, showing a marked decrease in repetition of previous firing patterns.

I wonder what would happen if their sleep was disrupted in a "regular" way, thus creating new firing patterns..
Spotify succeeded because it started in the EU first.
Ha, interesting timing, last post 6Hr ago. Sounds like they are dogfooding it at least which is good. And I would agree with the assessment that 1.x is fairly feature complete, at least from my experience using it (scientific computing). And good to hear that they are planning on pushing support patches for eg python 3.12 cuda 12 etc
I like to put my name, contact info, and reference link on the last slide. This is when they’ll actually need it (if they want to follow up with you), latecomers won’t miss it, and it’s usually on the screen for a long time during q&a so people have time to jot it down or snap a picture.
That component of "hanging on for dear life" with deadlifts hits a little bit differently than squats...
> caffeinate

TIL there is a built in utility. I switched from Caffeinate to Amphetamine a while back and never bothered to look for a built-in solution. Great to know!
Third-party stores are nice to have but not as important, they are hard and expensive to run - not a thing any interested individual/company can afford to do for themselves and their peers. Sideloading, being able to just build your app and run it immediately (or put it on your own GitHub page for everybody to get) without asking Apple or any other store - this is the real game-changer.
Well, exactly. Is the US's influence over swift tied to the dollar or to the fact it's a superpower and has forged these relationships? If we used other currencies wouldn't that be the same situation or are you saying that the dollar's stability is tied directly to swift?

Said another way, if there is a backlash to these frozen accounts, shouldn't it be against swift and for swift alternatives instead of against the dollar?
Milk-V Duo: A RISC-V SBC that runs Linux and RTOS/Arduino for $5
“I’m okay, the bull is dead”, for presentations.

https://www.computerworld.com/article/1702433/i-m-ok-the-bul...
The list was specific to controller input innovations, and not console capabilities as a whole, so memory cards fall outside of that.

The Dreamcast VMU ate multiple CR2032 batteries for lunch, and not everyone bought their console at launch. There were plenty of dumb memory options throughout its lifespan.
Go is a garbage collected language
Knowing your audience is a big thing in general.

If the talk isn't to some large degree about your journey, that probably shouldn't be the focus. But also, face it, your talk isn't going to work for everyone. When I was doing a lot of keynotes, I'd get feedback on the same talk to the effect of "That was great. It really helped me understand $X" and "I was totally lost." Even given technical difficulty ratings, no one pays any attention.
Handwriting is good for your brain (2022)
> That is obviously a very hard problem with only imperfect solutions.

One of those imperfect solutions is training users to always check the URL bar. PWAs let the attacker inject a fake URL bar AND hide the real URL bar.
Go is garbage collected. That's a non-starter for a lot of C use cases.
I started doing Stronglifts 5x5 (very simple to follow and can be done totally free with the app or spreadsheet) and six months in I can’t believe how much stronger I’ve become. I haven’t noticed a huge difference visually so my poor ego is the only thing suffering.
Change my view:

If a company has successfully automated a support action (e.g. “help me link 2 accounts”) then it’s a part of the application itself. “Automating customer support” is just a cop out. It’s saying, “we’d love to have this be part of our application, so we don’t have to throw human support at the problem, but we’re not actually sure our automation works”.
>in four months you will be moving on to Swift6

How many keywords does the language have at the moment? I churned at @ResultBuilder.
Microsoft delays controversial AI Recall feature on new Windows computers
Effect – Build robust apps in TypeScript
Great singer btw.
Randy Eckenrode is doing work pushing this forward almost every day, and constantly posting little updates on Matrix in the Nix on macOS channel. If anyone reading this is invested in that work, you can track it just by idling in the room. I'm sure he'd appreciate help or even just sincere expressions of encouragement or gratitude.
No, I'm not part of that movement, another smear, directly from the communist handbook. But you will get nowhere with that here.

It is of course fine to question IKEA's business practices, myself is critical of many, personally I'm all in favour of unions as a union member myself, what is not okay is for bolsjeviks to steal companies by using the force of the government and undermine the entire economic model of society in a similar fashion what happened to the kulaks.

> Your link confirms what I wrote earlier.

No, read again, it confirms that Astrid Lindgren payed 101.06% in taxes. And Astrid Lindgren was not the only one affected by this extreme taxation.

Confirmed by this report
https://cms.ratio.se/app/uploads/2014/11/den_svenska_modelle...

Marginalskatten var runt mitten av 1970-talet mycket hög (se figur 4); den högsta
marginalskatten var i mitten av 1970-talet runt 87 procent. Beaktades även
förmögenhetsskatten kunde marginalskatten överstiga 100 procent för kapitalinkomster
och för rörelsekapital kunde marginalskatten också överstiga 100 procent om hänsyn
togs till både inkomstskatt och egenavgifter (Grosskopf & Rabe, 1991).
Detta uppmärksammades av Astrid Lindgren och föranledde henne att skriva en saga om
Pomperipossa (Pomperipossa i Monismanien, 1976) som levde i ett
fantasiland (Monismanien), framställt som en idyll i mångt och mycket men
där Pomperipossa tvingades att betala mer i skatt än vad hon tjänade (102 procent).
Astrid Lindgren beskrev på ett målande sätt Sverige och sin egen situation vilket
ledde till ett skatteuppror i Sverige och att den 100 procentliga marginalskatten
ganska snart justerades nedåt (Grosskopf & Rabe, 1991) även om marginalskatten
på rörelsekapital fortfarande kunde uppgå till 90 procent.

Never trust left wing radicals on history or on anything actually. Lies are part of their ideology in order to turn society upside down.

And why are you denying it? This is what your movement wanted and still wants, that we all should be tax slaves under an anonymous bureaucracy.

In every answer you keep bringing in irrelevant arguments, but that is typical of left wing radicals, they need to create a myth that they are fighting the good fight against all these fascists, so that they can impose a tyranny on all of us.
One of the nice parts about starting a business is that you get to choose your customers. There is no ethical or moral rule that you must provide access to everyone who wants to use your app. You are even allowed to make decisions that reduce your revenue in favor of other priorities.
Show HN: Neuroscience-inspired interpretation of how Transformers work
I'm developing a neuroscience-inspired interpretation of how Transformers work. This is one of the first steps. GitHub repo has the code, and the paper is available on arXiv (also accepted to ICML 2024).
Perhaps top 1% among lifters? Among the general populations I am certain that these numbers would put you way beyond the 0.01%.
Go would be amazing if it didn't allow dumb mistakes such as:

type Human struct {
Name string
MaybeHasCat *Cat
}

type Cat struct {
Name string
}

func main() {
h := Human{}
h.MaybeHasCat.Name = "Taffy"
}

And boom. Null pointer exception because MaybeHasCat is null. The fact that go doesn't let you define an optional type is such a pain. A lot of newcomers while getting trained up fall for this bug.

edit: updating to add the pointer i missed.
also adding a playground link: https://go.dev/play/p/izcod8xF7ZQ
Does it work with SafetyNet? Otherwise there is no banking, payments, national digital ID systems, etc. which make it kinda useless.
Seriously? Maybe I’m blind (and if so please point out what I’m missing) but I only see one side that:

* seems to be increasing and supporting racism

* has members trying to start a race war (see recent news)

* has many members saying it’s time to arm and have a civil war and kill those that disagree (easy to find on Facebook)

* increasingly encourages armed militias

I see all of that on the extreme right. If it’s happening openly on the extreme left, I’d like to hear about it. For what it’s worth my views slant right, but MAGA and Trump destroyed the right party.
Very cool. Consider posting screenshots to the thread!

I do a bunch of this, in a set of messy Python scripts that need refactoring, for personal use. It's definitely largely doable, but not without it's challenges for some services. Thankfully, at a personal level, I can choose not to use those services and move to something that is more open.
> An upside and downside of LVT, depending on your perspective, is that the imposition of a LVT would seriously lower land values.

I would really like you to elaborate on this point. Sure, I guess if land comes with an extra $X of tax attached to it, the net value of land is lower. But it encourages things like building taller buildings, because a 2 story apartment building can't break even with the land tax but a 20 story building can. Land in the middle of SF's financial district or Manhattan isn't cheap: a strong argument can be made that building taller denser buildings increases land value.
> So let's look at the United States. By your definition, this "property right" is still not fundamental, as Property Tax seems to be a thing. [1]

That was actually the core of the original point I was trying to get at, I may have just done a poor job explaining it.

Property ownership should be a fundamental right in my opinion, and at least based on their writing that's an opinion shared by our country's founders.

The existence of property taxes and the state's power to claim eminent domain both show that it isn't treated as a right.

> Clearly it's possible for governments to take property with due process (i.e. a process written down)

Well clearly that is how it is being handled today, but that doesn't mean it should be that way. Though rare, you will occasionally find stories of individuals who's land was taken by the government ad the person is effectively thrown out on their ass. I don't think that should ever be possible, I don't care what the government would like to use the land for.

I actually saw this happen just a few years ago. The cities of Orange Beach and Gulf Shores, aong with the Alabama stage government, were all fighting over where a new bridge to the barrier island should go and who would get to tax it. A plan was drawn up putting the bridge on part of the canal where homes already existed on both sides.

The owners were forced out and given under market rate for the houses. This was in 2017 or so if I remember right, property value there has gone crazy in recent years meaning they also lost all that potential growth in value. Anyway, the legal fight over the bridge ultimately swung a different way and the homes were taken only to sit vacant and abandoned as the bridge is now going elsewhere.

This should never happen in my opinion, plain and simple. If I lawfully own a piece of land and followed all the rules the government shouldn't be able to kick me out and effectively use my land as a piece on a political game board.
If you can use Twitter and email, you're capable of using Mastodon.
Since I became a sleep maintenance insomniac (I fall asleep fine but wake up 5hrs later and generally can't fall back asleep), my memory has gone from phenomenal to abysmal. I struggle to keep things in mind. More than ever, I rely on notes and reminders
Author here.

That’s kind of making my point for me fwiw. It’s too complicated. I consider myself a product person so this is my version of that lens on the problem.

I’m not dismissing the people problem at all - I actually am trying to suggest the technology problem is the easier part (eg a basic spec). Getting it implemented, making it easy to understand, etc is where I see it struggling right now.

Aside this is not just my feedback, it’s a synthesis of what I’m hearing (but also what I believe).
Ottertune Is Dead
This is unfortunate outcome - great technology and fantastic team seems to have succumbed to tough raising climate
>I'd seriously question the judgement of any engineer that chooses e.g. the part time job that gives you 42k net over the full time job that gives you 56k net (= significant difference of possible living conditions/disposable income) _purely_ on the basis that you earn "far" less per additional Euro.

Of course not just because of that. They look at the money they earn, the money they need to live and see that if they reduce their expenses a bit, they can easily do with less hours. The 66k really is interesting, because starting wages are below that (my first job was 55k), but with experience you can easily get into that range. If that happens your income before taxes significantly increase, but your hourly compensation after taxes not as much and so you obviously have to ask yourself whether the additional hours are worth it or whether you can make do with less.

Additionally it makes employers where you generally work less hours (e.g. VW) more attractive. But obviously this has an effect on productivity per person.
There’s hope.

Vanilla js with type annotations via jsdoc and a build less setup works amazingly well now.

I’m rebuilding our companies data viz with this set up as the “glue” between apis and charts.

Throw in web components and for some use cases I think you really don’t need react, etc.
> you're out of luck if you want the data to be available on mobile since you can't dynamically choose the location of the vault

Is this possibly an iPhone-only limitation?

On Android, I can add as many vaults as I like, and choose any directory for that. I'm happily using it with a directory that is synced via Syncthing.
You're nitpicking the words. It's common to refer to the government of a country by the name of the country when talking about government actions.
That reminds me of the trapezoidal Chrysler Building[1] in NYC, shaped by a plot boundary reflecting the pre-grid Boston Post Road[2] (only 2 weeks NYC-Boston!). The Road elsewheres reflects 1600's colonial improvements to the earlier Pequot Path, and influenced US1 et al.

[1] https://ephemeralnewyork.wordpress.com/tag/chrysler-building...
[2] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boston_Post_Road
Thanks, those will indeed be useful. Looks like `pipefail` is already in Dash https://salsa.debian.org/debian/dash/-/blame/debian/unstable...
Ask HN: What skillsets/stacks will keep me employable over the next 5-10 years?
I’ve noticed that my particular “niche” within software development has, especially over the past two years, become extremely saturated. At the same time, the actual market need for this niche seems to be slowly decreasing.

I’m a senior dev and can still get gigs, but nowhere nearly as easily as I could 5 years ago, despite having 5 more years of experience.

I’m wondering if there are a few particular tech stacks/technologies that would be worth focusing on and becoming an expert in to stay employable over the next 5-10 years.

Yes, I know it’s good to be a generalist, and I am, but employers seem to prefer to hire “experts” in particular domains.

Specific answers would be appreciated. “Focus on AI” and the like aren’t particularly helpful, though of course I appreciate the input!
This is the mentioned article:
https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/microsoft-entra-blog/...

What it says is "be careful when using federated trust relationships, because if one of your trusted environments is pwned, it will be trusted by the others". That's very obvious.

And about "disable seamless SSO", I only found this:
"On-premises SSO systems: Deprecate any on-premises federation and Web Access Management infrastructure and configure applications to use Azure AD." (Seems pretty basic too, especially considering how vulnerable on-prem ADs are).

The original article seems to paint this MS page as a security advisory or vulnerability notification, while it just seems to me to be a very very basic security guideline.
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Go has a heavy runtime, including both a garbage collector and a userland scheduler. Those features both make it inappropriate for some applications where you would use c, and also make calling (and especially being called from) foreign code problematic. You effectively cant implement a library in go and then call it from another language, not without considerable ffi overhead at the very least.
The existing Brewfile functionality what Nix-Darwin's Homebrew module currently uses behind the scenes, so any improvements here might also benefit some Nix users on macOS (including me!).

The conditionals and cross-platform stuff might also make it possible to write a single module here that enables use of Homebrew as an escape hatch both on macOS and Linux/NixOS, which would maybe be kinda cool.

So thank you for that work. :)
Discussion [0] (453 points, yesterday, 335 comments)

[0]: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40662176
yes, ollama provides an api layer to infer with llms over http
Then add the following and handle it later:

… catch @panic("todo")

I do it all the time. Lots of @panic during development and then I come back later and handle the error cases separately.
Same. I left Reddit when they killed Apollo. In retrospect it was a blessing.