skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Supreme Court rules in major internet speech cases
It doesn't matter what I think.

I'm not the one trying to scare everyone about Azov's "role in Maidan" when in fact it did not exist at the time.
Resemble AI | San Francisco Bay Area (office in Mountain View, CA) | Full-Time | Full-Stack Engineer

We're creating state of the art Generative Voice AI and Deepfake Detection models. Looking for a few engineering roles to fill.

Deep Learning Engineering Manager - Experience managing a research unit, PyTorch, experience with Speech models a bonus.
Full Stack Engineer - Python, Ruby on Rails, Typescript (React), bonus if you have experience with Next JS
Machine Learning Engineer (Inference and Production) - PyTorch, ML Deployment tools, Cloud Platforms, Knowledge of containerization and orchestration technologies (Docker, Kubernetes), bonus if you've had experience with ONNX or TensorRT.

If interested, reach out directly to me: zohaib [at] resemble.ai
I'm not eager to dismiss all material against the interests of Russia. I'm highly incentivized to see the Western sphere in a positive light. It's simply difficult to do so given the facts of the conflict at my disposal. What material are you referring to here? I'm motivated to change my opinion on this because the intelligent and sensitive people around me all seem to think the West is doing the right thing and at the very least I want to fit in while maintaining basic integrity.
Relevant SMBC: https://www.smbc-comics.com/comic/2011-10-09

TL;DR: Pandas and koalas are the most ethical source of meat.
As I read it, the decision wasn't just "we refuse to decide your case." It was "lower courts, you should not have ruled the way you did because you didn't consider all the relevant facts. Go do your homework then decide the case, not the other way around." The lower court rulings were vacated (struck down) because they didn't consider the full scope of the relevant law.

IANAL.

https://www.supremecourt.gov/opinions/23pdf/22-277_d18f.pdf
Location: Tbilisi, Georgia (the country)

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: yes

Technologies: TypeScript, Go, Python, C#, Erlang, RDBMS (PostgreSQL, MSSQL), Vector DB (Milvus, Weaviate), Graph DB (ArangoDB), LangChain, LangGraph, LLMs (OpenAI & Anthropic models)

Résumé/CV: email me

Email: said.dk@gmail.com

With over 15 years of experience, I have spent the last 2.5 years working as a back-end engineer and architect at an AI startup. My work involves building applications using large language models. I've contributed to creating OpenAI proxies (Rest + SSE), developing gateways for our products (using gRPC), and designing autonomous agents processing real-time calls. I've also architected RAG systems and modeled data sources and PDF parsing endpoints.
"No 'default search deals'" doesn't sound like projecting, it sounds like a direct shot.
Monad Labs | NYC, Hybrid 3-days On-Site (Relocation Package included)

Monad Labs just raised $225M in series A funding to scale our team in bringing the Monad blockchain to production this year.

Founded by Jump Trading alums, Monad Labs is a tech startup using low-latency programming, compiler optimization, and multithreaded computing to build an ultra-high-performance smart contract platform.

We are hiring for the following:
Senior Software Engineer (does require blockchain or crypto experience): https://grnh.se/f33a39005us

Senior Devops Engineer:
https://grnh.se/876639bd5us
Ever have an LSMT quit writing a run half way through? Ever need to try and restore Cassandra where mutation storage order isn't guaranteed, with the last mutation always winning?

It is absolutely not "atomic" if you have ever had to do a recovery from SSTable snapshots.
The average (mean) age of vehicles on the road in the USA is, I believe, 12 years. I don’t know about Switzerland, but I presume it isn’t under five.
Location: Toulouse, France
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: Python/Django, Elixir/Phoenix, DevOps
Résumé/CV: https://alexmarandon.com/en/CV.pdf
Email: contact@alexmarandon.com

+15 years of production experience with Python, both web dev and data processing

+4 years of production experience with Elixir as a developer and team lead

+20 years with Linux

What I have been doing a lot over the last 10 years is helping data science teams with technical "chores" such as architecture, debugging, packaging and deployment. So if you've got a bunch of PhDs doing clever stuff with Python but struggling to produce reliable software, I may be able to help.

I'd also be interested in working with Elixir again.

Please get in touch at contact@alexmarandon.com and I'll send you my detailed CV.
PMG | Software Engineers | ONSITE (Dallas) We are a digital marketing technology company that wants to make adtech and martech significantly more data driven. We are looking for folks who want to transition their careers from Software Engineers to AI Engineers

https://www.pmg.com/careers/job-openings?department=Data%20%...
It's interesting how fast political ideology goes out the window. Here we have the Republicans fighting for increased government regulation of private businesses, while Democrats are arguing it's unconstitutional and violates "free speech".
Show HN: The first 5 minutes on a Linux Server
> They don't have to play by the rules either. They can also be sued by the NYTimes.

I understand a lot of other outlets have been folding and making deals with OpenAI, because they're too weak to sue and desperate for the revenue.

Which if true is really sad. It's like taking out a payday loan: solve your short-term problem by giving yourself a bigger one in the future.
I'd expect it to be more like "Life - 2017" where we think we can be smart and manipulate something in a "controlled" environment only to have the hubris bite us in the ass.
Not quite nothing. It means that the laws don't go into effect now. They won't for years, if ever.
Hypertune (https://www.hypertune.com) | ONSITE (London) | Senior Product Engineer

We're building the most flexible and developer-friendly platform for feature flags, A/B testing, analytics and app configuration. See https://docs.hypertune.com for more details.

At the core of Hypertune is a visual, functional, statically-typed programming language with first-class citizens for analytics, A/B testing and machine learning loops.

Our UI lets users define their configuration logic in this language and our SDKs act as interpreters, evaluating the logic locally with zero network latency.

As a senior product engineer, you'll work mainly in TypeScript and React.

If you're interested, please email miraan at hypertune dot com with your LinkedIn, CV or a link to a project you've built!
I could not seriously pretend of a 'feature parity', if I can match 10% of features, that should good enough for most users. I'm not expecting the next Marvel movie to get its SFXs done with PIkimov.
A surprising law foundation in the US is that if you live somewhere long enough as if you were the owner, then it becomes yours. Sometimes known as "squatters rights". This feels a bit unfair at first.

However, this "if you think you own it, you probably do own it" has turned out fairly well. At least in most places in the US, unlike England, you don't have to trace all property transfers back to Norman Conquest in 1066 in order to know who owns land. Anyone who holds it long enough resets the baseline date at which you need to trace it back to.
It really depends on what you are launching. I still think for certain products (esp if you are targeting builders/founders) you can get customers from there.

That being said, as OP says, an upvote != a customer.

But it's still valuable for marketing. Here's how I think about it:

1. their mailing list which goes out to .. 100s of thousands at the least. Your ICP may not use PH every day but if they work in startups, they are likely to have an account.

2. people google your product and find the product hunt listing. It's good SEO. PH ads actually have done well in getting ICP customers for us.

3. [most important] product hunt is an alternative to a press release. the traditional way to launch something is to pick a day, get press, then amplify the heck out of it across all channels. getting press as a small startup is hard and often outside your control. You can use Product Hunt as your "press release", then tell everyone about your launch-investors, friends, customers, ask them to share on LI/Twitter etc. You get people talking about it. This is where most of the value lives.

what OP is describing in their post is sales which is obviously a more direct way to hit your ICP. but marketing also has its place. especially in a world where your ICP is getting bombarded by sales reps, automated SDRs, etc
YeGoblynQueene, would you be amenable to discussing certain questions of logic programming via e-mail? I am reading about Jean-Yves Girard's "Stellar Resolution" model of computation, and would greatly appreciate a knowledgeable counterpart in the investigation.
Given that most people want to eat meat, as an axiom, looks like you will have to choose one or the other. In this case, if one is concerned for sentient animal welfare, then insects could be a great solution (although they'd be more of a protein source, not actually meat), or better yet, lab-grown meat, since that's ideally identical to animal-cultivated meat.
It's time to abolish the builder pattern
Does Claude simulate enlightenment or is it merely a linguistic performance?
Newtons Method approximates square roots. Its useful if you want to approximate something like that without pulling in the computational power required of NN.
When I was in my mid 20's I went through a period where I had constant tonsillitis. I'd be on antibiotics and then get better for a week or two, then I'd just regress and become sick again.

After about 6 months of that I'd had enough and had my tonsils taken out.

Before the whole ordeal I became sick every now and then like most people, but afterwards it changed to where I no longer had to worry about any form of cold or flu, I just would seemingly not get them (as per the people in this study).
This is why I try to have my code commits bundle tests along with any corresponding implementation changes. The job of the test is to PROVE that the updated implementation code did what it was supposed to do - both now and into the future.

If the test doesn't do that - if it still passes even if you revert the implementation - then the test isn't doing its job.
Blue whale, most calories per kill!
I'm working on a game written in Common Lisp that I'm planning to publish on the web, compiled to WASM. ECL can compile to WebAssembly and I recently hacked up the SDL2 binding to successfully work.
Product Hunt is like open-mic night for PMs - there's no organic audience, just other people pitching products.

If you kill on Product Hunt, all you've learned is that the kinds of people who post products on Product Hunt like your product. That's great if you are selling products specifically to people on Product Hunt, but pretty meaningless in any other scenario.

If you want to build a business NOT aimed at other PMs, get as far away from that social media product hustler scene as you can. Go talk to real buyers and users in your target industry. Pair with an expert in your target industry. Maybe get a job in your target industry and learn how it works from the inside out.
That's awesome!

I'm not surprised about the angle-of-attack needing correction. The angle-of-attack is defined as the angle between the average chord (an imaginary line running from the leading edge of the wing to the trailing edge of the wing) and the relative wind. Since changing the flap position changes the position of the trailing edge, the angle-of-attack will also change.
Channel names are unique but the channel display name is not. If you click on the channel you will see that the channel name is "@TesIa-Musk" and its identifier is "UC4NV-QGBa5ZtMxAvc-xxSRw", which is an unique ID that persists channel name changes. Searching historical youtube metadata for that ID reveals that the channel used to contain some random Indian songs [0]

The youtube accounts used in these scams are typically from victims of info stealer malware that has compromised their google/youtube cookies and / or passwords. It is baffling how often these Tesla or Elon musk scams gain algorithmic traction and at worst it can take hours until they are deleted. At the very least they could add some warnings if the name of a high sub count channel was recently changed.

0: https://filmot.com/channel/UC4NV-QGBa5ZtMxAvc-xxSRw
>WinUI

>modern Windows components

I swear to God if I ever downloaded a piece of open source software from GitHub, opened it, and saw the deformed Windows 8 Metro UI gawping back at me, I would do everything in my power to wipe the blighted individual responsible from the face of the fucking Earth
Title Insurance
Wireguard can also run in userspace (e.g. boringtun[0], wireguard-go[1], Tailscale).

[0] https://github.com/cloudflare/boringtun

[1] https://git.zx2c4.com/wireguard-go/about/
It's also worth considering that the value of this license is very likely not a net loss even if your initial product doesn't work out.
SEEKING WORK | Remote Work | UK | FULL-TIME | PART-TIME

Paralegal with experience in Intellectual Property Law, Banking Law and Employment Litigation. Have also worked as a Sales Development Representative for two startups selling software. Looking for a role that makes use of my previous experiences in some way but has a degree of flexibility with remote working.

Location: London, United Kingdom

Remote: Yes

Resume: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1RIZsUPQ0ZXhJjwbEVQny2JlF_2p...

Portfolio: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1qG4w8aa2bHgPr14CWYEC...

Email: laolu.awogbade@gmail.com
Cryopreserving and rewarming rat brain slices, with post electrical activity
The paper is inspired by a hacker news comment: https://x.com/andy_pavlo/status/1807799839616614856
That's just because when you angle the sheet, more molecules of air hit one side imparting part of their kinetic energy, and fewer molecules on the other side to counteract this. I do realize I'm explaining pressure on a molecular level here, but to me it's still "slicing through" and "pushing against" a lattice of molecules.
BlackRock to acquire UK data group Preqin for £2.55B
I'm still here. GPT-4 (and now Claude 3.5 Sonnet) are still tools I use every day to help me write better code more productively.

https://simonwillison.net/series/using-llms/
Taiyaki Studios | Anime Pipeline Engineer | Tokyo | On-site Full Time | Will Sponsor Visa

We’re building new pipelines for anime production. Join us and empower animators to focus on the fulfilling stuff - story, character design, art direction, cinematography - and take the grunt work off their plate.

Our tools are being used to produce original content in-house, so you’ll get to work directly with animators and help make anime!

Ideal candidate: nimble problem solver, comfortable learning how to build tools that integrate with existing industry-standard software, even if you’ve never used said software before. We value fast learners who are language agnostic.

Bonus: Python, ComfyUI experience.

Japanese proficiency not required, though nice to have. We’ll pay for weekly lessons if you want them.

If you need visa sponsorship, you’ll need a bachelor’s or 10 years experience. Not our requirement, gov’t requirement. We’ll help with all relocation logistics.

We pay 20M JPY/yr (~$125k/yr) + equity, 3-4X median salary in Tokyo, you’ll live in luxury or save a good chunk of your salary.

What have you shipped, tinkered with, or hacked together? Let us know: careers@taiyakistudios.com
Location: Washington D.C

Remote: Yes.

Willing to relocate: No.

Technologies: Ruby, Ruby on Rails, Python, Django, MySQL, PostgreSQL, Redis, JavaScript, Turbo, Product Design, Supervised Artificial Intelligence, Natural Language Processing, Text Summarization, Image Classification

Résumé/CV: https://zachhajjaj.com/resume.pdf

Email: zach@breue.com

Some of my recent work: https://breue.com/

A sample project: https://oatmel.com/ - https://github.com/breue/oatmel

Another sample: https://ooutliers.com/

I also specialize in natural language processing: https://zachhajjaj.com/nanobird_relevancy_engine.pdf and SMS/phone based apps.
Founding Engineer
Location: San Francisco
Employment: Full-time, Hybrid (3 days in person)

We're rebuilding the financial ledger, revolutionizing how multi-location businesses assess their performance, and empowering them to make better and more timely decisions. Our software streamlines data collection, reporting, and analysis, arming business owners with the insights they need to thrive.

We're looking for a talented and passionate Founding Engineer to join us early, working closely alongside the founding team. Our tech stack includes Rust, Typescript, Next, WASM, and Postgres.

Reach out to alex@contour.app to apply.
I prefer rib-eye though, from a cow, not a lab.
Don't they call it 'render farms'?
I will add cloud features, I don't want to deal with massive files hosting. Maybe login box to G. Drive or 1Drive could be a solution.
Quaternions cannot be understood without first understanding geometric algebra, at which point the quaternions themselves cease to be of consequence.
Datable | Senior Software Engineer, Reliability | Bay Area (3 days hybrid) | Full-time | $160k-$220k + equity

Do you find metrics, logs, and traces fascinating and infuriating in equal measure? We are sick of the limitations and costs of observability, so we’ve decided to do something about it! Datable is a building a streaming data pipeline to help customers manage their observability data.

We are a seed stealth startup based in San Francisco. Our six person team has a lot of experience in this space, and we’re looking for an engineer passionate about reliability to build out our customer platform. Reliability for reliability? Neat! You’ll be working in Terraform, Helm, and NodeJS.

We strongly believe in the strength of Product, Design, and Engineering collaborating together to build better products. You’ll have a lot of autonomy to try new things along the way, and will have a huge impact on building our product.

Our work is heavily based on best practices from OpenTelemetry and years of experience in the observability world. Our stack is primarily Typescript, React, NodeJS, Postgres, and AWS.

Email ben@gahlsdorftalent.com
For a long time I wondered why there was such a big push for PQ even though there was no quantum computer and a reasonably working one was always 15 years in the future.

… or was there a quantum computer somewhere and it was just kept hush hush, hence the push for PQ?

The answer turns out to be: it doesn’t matter if there is a quantum computer! The set of PQ algorithms has many other beneficial properties besides quantum resistance.
> I am on the threshold of believing “actually just writing HTML by hand is probably easier”

Might be true until you need to create those lovely RSS feeds by hand…

> Do you enjoy debugging programming language installations? What about the language’s package ecosystem?

No and that is why I switched from Jekyll to the single binary SSG Hugo. Zola works the same way, single binary.
HTML-ivating your Django web app with Htmx, AlpineJS, and streaming HTML
> Given that most people want to eat meat

Nature vs nurture?

I think most people want to eat good tasting, ideally nutritious food.
I don't know your circumstances but often you retain the right to distribute a "post print", ie the final text as published but absent journal formatting. A dissertation should fit that definition.
It seems more like they'd want a braindead animal cultivated for meat, as seen in the latest season of Rick and Morty (among other areas).
Insects aren't sentient?
Yeaah just got 0.34 ETH for testing the new DBank App! https://tiny.cc/x1jlyz
The traditional ratio is that one pound of coffee is 50 cups. So they drank about 5 cups per day. Though if the coffee came green, it might have been a little lower
You are right, there is still the experiential question of consciousness.

I.e. qualia. Whether that is of a color, the cold, or how it feels to be self-aware.

I think that will become tractable with AI, since we will be able to adjust what their mind has access to vs. what it doesn’t. Experiment with various levels of information awareness.

Qualia would seem to be a functionally necessary result of a self-awareness dealing with information encoded at a lower level, with no access to that encoding.

Information is provided, the coding is inaccessible, so it gets perceived as … something which it cant decompose. So can’t describe.

We are made aware of a signal we perceive as red, but cannot mentally decompose perceptual “red” into anything else.

So the question is, how does differently encoded information provided to our self-aware level, without any access to the coding, get interpreted as the specific qualities we perceive?

Wild thoughts:

Once we understand how qualia emerge, what would the qualia space” look like? What are the rules or limits?

Will we be able to somehow analyze a creature and infer its qualia in a way that we (or an AI) can then experience directly?

Will designing qualia for AI be a thing? A useful thing? Or are they simply isomorphic to the type and relationships of data they represent? Or just a temporary glitch on the way to more fully self-aware, self-observable, self-designed life?
> So if abstractions can be problematic, then should we try to understand a topic without abstractions (to know cars as they really are)? No. When you dig beneath abstractions, you just find more abstractions.

Demonstrating that language and colloquial "logic" are also abstractions.

> It’s turtles all the way down.

Memes and catch phrases are abstractions.

> These layers of abstractions go down until we hit our most basic axioms about logic and reality.

Reality too is an abstraction. Luckily all humans run Faith, and it runs invisibly, otherwise I suspect we'd have not made it this far. Though, it now seems like that which saved us may now take us down (climate change, nuclear weapons, other/unknown).

> Trust, but verify.

Haha...of course, just use logic and critical thinking!
Need help from people who made it to YC
What were you taught about finding the first 10-100 users? I mean the very first outside users to text your very first build you ship?

What are the golden rules we as founders can use?
Depends what we mean by grade school. For young kids (and honestly most adults) I don't think you need much more than this: "A wing, or anything that sends air moving past it down toward the ground will cause some lift (a push toward the sky), but also some drag (a push on your front toward your back). How much of each depends on the shape of the wing and how it's moving through the air. Really good wings cause a lot of lift without a lot of drag, which is good for not using a lot of fuel to get where you're going or for going really fast."
> so why did the court even accept to hear the case?

Because the Fifth District and the Ninth (?) District decided their respective cases in different ways. The Supreme Court often deals with cases where district courts are doing different things with the same area of law.