skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> freeing people to find a better mutual fit job is really harmful, to an underrated extent.

That’s a wonderful corporate speak sentence. I’m almost looking forward to being “freed to find a better mutual fit job.” And I’m not even eligible for unemployment benefits.

You have very strong management potential.
We have her setup with iMessage (with screen time to limit who she's talking with), so she chats with the family pretty often. I think that may have helped with typing speed.
But are they not already at the stage (again) where they are drowning in applications, even for jobs with a comparably low salary and few benefits?

As for being afraid of losing your job - that is not so easy to pull off in most EU countries. Once you are in for a couple of years the risk of getting laid off individually is very small.
<body background="animals.jpg">
<center>

Exactly as I would do it if I were a 7yo. Speak what you will about the virtues of CSS and semantic markup, these things get in the way of having fun. And can be learned later.
Sorry, I've completely forgotten the source, but I'm pretty sure it was extant before 2000, if that helps...
Even with 5M taking care of house repairs, cars maintainance and the line is not even remotely close to being a problem.

In any case, far far far less than worrying about next month's rent, or even a leaking roof and you scrapping for money to fix it.
Heck yeah this is exactly how I started when I was 6. HTML books at the library and websites exactly like this.

Love this OP, thank you for sharing.
Love the 90s look. Well done!
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As a candidate, I'm finding the job market extremely hot, specifically early stage companies in and around AI. Just wanted to put that out there for anyone who might find the info useful - I was worried after hearing apocalyptic things before I started interviewing.
> Try explaining that to the IRS when they ask for taxes in dollars.

If Bitcoin became the most recognized and popular currency, it is conceivable that tax authorities like the IRS might start accepting taxes in BTC. Of course it would require legislative changes, and lots of effort and work put into valuation and conversion, collection and storage, auditing and compliance, and public education.
Things like this are why I purchased some ISBNs and self-publish/distribute.

The books (e.g.:Data Analysis with Rust Notebooks[1] and Practical Evolutionary Algorithms[2]) are doing well, and whilst I'm likely "leaving money on the table", I'm happy with how it's going.

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Try the Clockwork Rocket trilogy.
It hasn’t been since we’ve elevated sociopathic techbros to near god status. You might also remember it as human decency.
Is this code review of HTML written by a 7 year old too hackernews, or just hackernews enough? Who can tell!
A club is one of the few places where this strategy won't work, unless there's an emergency (which the bouncers would obviously know about) the only people who would show up are from the sound and light company whom the bouncers already know.
This looks nice! A couple of things I've noticed:

1 - It's hard to wire things up. I keep missing the terminal and I'm getting the selection tool instead.

2 - Add values and units to components, for example, when you drop a resistor it'd be nice to be able to set it to 10 Ohm (and show the Omega symbol).
I haven't used my watch as a replacement phone, but my experience is quite different of the tech to yours.

Connecting AirPods is pretty straight forward. I don't recognise the pain. I also don't think it's always necessary, yes, not every call can be on speakerphone, but you can pick up, explain you're switching to headphones if necessary, it's fine.

I have AirPod Pros. The mic quality is great, even when on a busy street. Noise cancelling and adaptive audio is great.

I do not need my phone to be in the charger for call forwarding. I have the cellular version, and my watch buzzes on every call, no matter what state my phone is in. This might be a setting, I've never changed anything, but I absolutely do not have the experience you have.

Messages are fine if you realise the keyboard works as a swipe keyboard with auto-correct. You can also voice dictate, and the accuracy is decent, but then I'm British, so maybe it's trained on a data set that is more like my voice than many.

If your watch is getting hot, there might be a fault. I've had an Apple Watch since the Series 2, and I've never had it get hot unless it's in direct sunlight, and then it's like any other metal case watch.

Apple Watch requiring an iPhone is a major limitation, but I also don't mind it too much, as I'm always going to have an iPhone for those apps that I wouldn't want on my watch, but around me from time to time - banking, games, video players, and so on. I don't see my watch as a full replacement for my phone, but as a means to leave my phone home when it's too cumbersome - going out for a run, for example - or as a backup if my phone battery dies. Having it as Apple Pay and being able to use the transit card thing on TfL barriers in London makes it a slam dunk easy thing to use.

In short: it's still an extension of your phone, not a replacement. If you want it as a replacement, you might be waiting a while, and if you don't want to use speakerphone or figure out AirPods with it, that could be a frustrating experience.
More correct html than a senior react dev.
>build a KDP competitor relatively quickly

Build? Yes. Establish as such? Almost certainly not. At least not without someone big pushing it hard. So even if something like that ever comes to light, it will be the spawn of another corporate overlord who only seeks to screw over customers in the long term as soon as they get a hold on them.
Nice things become the norm, we are getting accustomed to norm, we want new shiny thing.

Therefore shiny new things do not provide happiness.
Abstractions will start coming and they don't stop coming.

People in the late 90s/early 2000s probably complained about people like me who learned about HTML but only had a shallow understanding of how laying out a GUI and text rendering works. Which why would we, when we could just glue some HTML together to make a Chrono Trigger fan site?
Totally agree with you. Not a front end dev myself, and I have multiple variations of "how do i center a div" in my search history, haha. With varying degrees of angry expletives added to the query.
I think you misunderstand.

I love the Laplace transform.

I just don't like how school decide to use three lecture hours to derive it and only afterwards explain what it is for and that this was only a demo of how one could arrive at the same result.

We also derived the relativistic equations but then we got to know up front what was going on.
Likewise. Rock solid for decades in intel + nvidia proprietary drivers even when doing things like hot plugging for passthroughs.
> where you we need to do personal interviews with new models to see if they could be used for a certain job

This is already happening. See the arenas like https://chat.lmsys.org/ where you get two blinded answers and choose the better one, or choose specific models to compare.
Sometimes I can't believe how much money I make for that little input, and whether that is ethical at all. This idea popped in my mind while on "home office" (sightseeing on the village with my wife) and saw the waitress panic because we paid her with a 500Kč for a 360Kč bill and she didn't know how much change to give... I got my answer right there.
Point of order!

The RISC-V C extension takes up 75% of the opcode space.

The 16 bit Thumb1 instructions take up 87.5% of the ARMv7 opcode space.

Not to mention predication taking up 92.75% of the classic ARMv1-ARMv6 instruction set.

RISC-V has comparatively twice as much "32 bit" opcode space as ARMv7, and 3.45x more than classic ARM A32.
I was really happy this still works. It's how I learned.
Until you try creating one of those videos, and now you need .movs and .mp3s and .pngs and a place to store the render output.

Files have a way to go yet.
Node.js 22.5 with Embedded SQLite
And still with all of that it completely serves its purpose
Is it her true name?

I've been trying to get mine to use an alias but so far is one per service and loses a bit of magic.
with what
A similar thing happened to me but for FBA.

I was trying it out, and tried selling a very common thing on it.

Gave up.
We have proved "BB(5) = 47,176,870"
Valuable info and links, instant bookmarks, thank you!

If you don't mind me asking, why did you go with rusqlite + a tokio wrapper for it and not go with sqlx?
Related: "let's make leaderboards steep again" https://huggingface.co/spaces/open-llm-leaderboard/blog
Think about it like this: In the beginnings of Web 2.0 people used tables for their layouts. The experience was abysmal, but it worked and allowed quite sophisticated layouts, remnants of which you can still find sometimes today. HTML has changed since then, and lots of things have improved, but its roots undeniably lie in marking up text documents, not applications.

I think that mostly shows in the awkwardness of transferring user interface widgets over. Stuff like popover, modals, combo boxes, toggles, drag and drop, sticky elements, etc. have either just recently become possible or require manual efforts to get right. And that, in my opinion, is an effect of shoehorning application primitives into a document environment.
For instance, some fairly commonly used Linux apps like ulauncher, autokey, fail2ban and xpra depend on pyinotify which hasnt been maintained for the last 6 years or so, which is why fedora, arch and nixos now includes patches to make it 3.12 compatible. I don’t find it very unlikely that your inhouse script could be using it too.
Not very different than what I did when I started, with XHTML et al.
She did a great job.
> computers are a very important form of technology. Without it no websites, no Roblox studio, and no nothin.

Oh yes indeed.
nope. communism is when people do what must be done while criticizing each other for fun ... you know, like people who don't feel the need to pseudo-dominate. people rarely get to see communism in action.

what you know as communism is some early access pre-alpha where half the code is duck tape polished with spit.

there is a convention to ignore that communism never organized. it wouldn't have anyway. too many corrupt humans. it's too bad humans didn't learn in time about emotional and cognitive exploits, sabotage of bias and fallacies and pseudo-dominance. only because of that did so many good men die in pointless wars. 'member how the smartest scientist & engineers were all for communism back in the day? that's because they understood machines and wanted to build for eternity. then the magic-money guys, who always lose against honest competition, came around and established their pseudo-dominant financial hierarchies and threatened and scared people and now we have planned obsolescence, "the right to repair", influencers and make-up that will make you look mid-chemo 70 before you are 40. hoarder capitalism, fuck yeah
My university was a DEC shop, 6000 and 8000 series in the machine room and DECstations and VAXstations in the lab, and a million vt320s for the masses in the terminal rooms. All †his project is missing as a candle that generates the smell of hot dust on CRT guns.
If anything RCS has shown people will use the encryption buzz word like it's some silver bullet of security.

Unless you are the only holder of the key, encryption is typically useless in a hack.

Go ask every healthcare breach and they will tell you the data was encrypted...

If RCS was encrypted there is a 99% chance att would have the keys easily accessible.
This isn't a book, but the new Star Trek: Strange New Worlds show is pretty optimistic. It shows Earth going through some "Eugenics Wars" very soon, which then escalate into WWIII which kills off 40% of the world's population in nuclear attacks, but after that things look pretty good with humans inventing warp drive and exploring the stars and creating a federation of planets.
The concept of "Connection Before Correction" emphasizes creating a positive relationship and safe learning environment before addressing mistakes.
What if the creator didn't do the reveal?

Would you still think about this and feel that you have learnt something?

Disclaimer: I don't think it is a good idea not to reveal usage of AI. I just feel it is wrong to dismiss what you learnt just because you read something from an LLM. It is not about something you read being absolutely true or having mistakes or whatever, it is about what happened in your mind, what you take from that experience.
While it may be debatable if US is small government now, the recent overturning of Chevron by the Supreme Court leaves little doubt as to which direction it is going.
I actually learned something about cats from her page. Thanks!
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She centered the page like a pro.
Also, It gave me nostalgia watching how fast the page loads.
Like most things, these are company/workload specific, so...

1. You need good observability

2. You'll need a cluster autoscaler, that's really where it the rubber meets the road, especially for utilization / cost controls

3. Use multiple node pools for different classes of workloads

4. Workload scaling metrics will be application specific
And then there's the Dave Matthews Band (and I don't mean what is spewed on stage).

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If you're using the same model for all of the analyses would it not give reasonably consistent results?
Note that the $2.99 Milk-V Duo has two 64 bit CPUs, including one 1 GHz Linux capable core with MMU, FPU, and a 128 bit length-agnostic vector unit that supports 32 and 64 bit FP and 8, 16, 32, 64 bit integer. It also has 64 MB RAM.

If you're talking microcontrollers at the level of the $0.10 CH32V003 then sure.

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She picked the image from a search and download it, then I had her open it up in Preview and set the transparency. Worked out well.
The dog page should be banned in the EU because it doesn’t disclose that the picture has been digitally altered, promoting impossible beauty standards for pets.
What if the bimetal of a mechanical thermostat closes a circuit to turn on the heating due to a temperature change?

In other words, would you apply this to any system, or only biological ones. Is a sunflower turning to the sunlight as "programmed" as the thermostat?
I think it is interesting that a majority of the changes happened between the 50s and the 70s. I guess it might be attributed to post-war optimism and the golden age of capitalism that lasted just about the same era.
It is! I got lucky with the domain.
We use: https://keda.sh/docs/2.14/scalers/prometheus/ in combination with https://karpenter.sh
While this is true in theory, I often wonder whether it’s true in practice.

Our economic models are based on a fundamentally limited image of humanity. This image is sometimes partially true.

Even those who claim to maximize shareholder value, do they really know what that means, or are they just as influenced by societal norms, morals, emotions and personal interests? Does everyone have the absolute knowledge and magical capability to maximize this function?

The older I get, the more I realize that nobody really understands stuff. „Shareholder value“ is just another vague, emotional pressure among many.

Unlike many other leftists, I don’t think capitalism is total. It is a consequence of human behavior moreso than the other way around. It influences human relationships but doesn’t dominate them. More of a symptom than a cause.

But it has become a target for externalising our own flaws, like cynical greed, lack of foresight and holistic understanding.

Abstractions from those flaws might obscure the paths forward.
Panpsychism might interest you.

On the flip side (or maybe not) there's epiphenomenalism and the narrative theory of the self.

Personally I think there's more evidence for the view that consciousness is a post hoc justification for unconscious actions than there is for it's "consciousness all the way down".
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Deel Acquires Hofy
Cancers are serious conditions that are the cause of 25%-30% of all deaths. 1 in 2 people will have a form of cancer in their lifetimes. Cancers can have devastating long-term consequences beyond the illness itself, even if you survive. Treatment, recovery and sometimes remission is physically and mentally damaging.

But perhaps I'm the one who is wrong. Please, explain what you meant exactly so I can understand your perspective.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=mjAivlc2L_k
For convenience!
That would be the (proven) result in a in a dictatorship.
If they cannot find him, there is always a scapegoat.
Nevermind, I just found out the discussion did happen (I was really surprised not to find that link already submitted), but using Quanta Magazine's link: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40857041
While malicious traffic is a threat, so is the internet police going after political content. I think Cloudflare made some mistakes here in the past and indeed it was for content that you hardly can garner sympathy for. But the important thing is that they are not a gatekeeper and that is very fine with me.
This is actually better than 90% of websites today: loads fast, no nav bars, no position: sticky, no cookie popups, no ads. The content is informative and straight to the point. A website worthy to be the inverse of the much ignored related guideline:

>Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting.
Wondering what the impact will be. Currently we use Hofy at the company I work for.
Me too. First framesets, handcrafted. Then Dreamweaver and Photoshop slicing (forgot what this monstrosity was called). Via PHP portals, CMSes (Drupal!).

Decades later I'm tuning YAML files that trigger ansible runs on CIs that compile docker images in which we embed hundreds of npm packages that get transpiled from typescript. Which gets released to cloud serverless edge thingies that store stuff in a database and on some block storage. All to serve a page that's similar in information and feature-density to what I handcrafted back in 1999 in notepad.exe. Yet hundreds of times the size, thousands of times more complex and much, much slower to run and load.

(I'm not exaggerating, but I did pick the worst example. Most of my work is building backend stuff in rust, simple static sites in hugo or jekyll and occasionally sime JS or TS to spice these static sites up with client-side features)
Fantastic! Only comment I could possibly have is that the cats page needs more pics of cats.
Whatever you are saying is probably true, for less than decent school districts.
Sure, how many of these hundreds of applicants are actually qualified though? Since it’s really become a numbers game, and most available jobs are this kind of shitty BS requirements jobs, people who need to pay their bills spray and pray.

If these hundreds of candidates were qualified, it wouldn’t be a problem that there are hundreds; just pick 5 CVs randomly and you’ll find a fit. But that’s not what’s happening.
I feel like once you set third-party apps like Uber, bike rental or banking apps as requirements, the only possible solution is sadly a mostly standard cut-down Android phone. The third parties won't support any bespoke OS, so you're stuck with iOS or Android, and moreover they won't support exotic configurations like a tiny display.

Thankfully on Android it's easy enough to remove/disable any distractions, and there are phones like the ones from Unihertz that are just different enough to be worth trying.
HN hug of death?
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Relatively speaking, it has low corporation tax, is lax on market consolidation, and is less inclined to regulate for stuff like data privacy.
- Universities now enforce faster graduations, so the initial career speed boost is gone

Today lots of IT university students just drop out after finishing bachelor's degree, or get extended time to finish their degree (you can easily get a couple of years). So, market is still very brutal for fresh grads if they have no working experience.

Can't coomment on other points, since I wasn't in the job market back then. But finding a tech job in Finland sure is much, much harder than two years ago, just like in rest of Europe. Ghosting seems pretty common as well. I'm considering leaving the industry.
hope linux gets first class open source gpu drivers.. and dare I hope that Go adds native support for GPUs too
Apple tells over a billion iPhone users to stop using Chrome
This needs a better methodology section. It's not a trivial undertaking to analyze the top 200 sci-fi films of each of the past 8 decades. It says it was automated with LLM sentiment analysis, but how? Did you get access to a content library that allowed you to feed the film stream itself to the models? Did you get transcripts? Do all of these films even have transcripts? Did you generate them if not? How do you deal with transcripts losing out on most of the setting you get from the visuals themselves? Do you have access to the screenplays somehow? Does the context window of these models really fit 1600 films at once?
There are two kinds of instructions that you might have or not have. The first is things such as vector instructions, crypto, string and blockmove which can usually be hidden away in library functions and you just set a function pointer to the correct version at program startup. But others such as ... just to pick a couple ... "ANDN" (rs1 & ~rs2) or "SH3ADD" ((rs1<<3) + rs2) are just naturally mixed in with potentially all of your code. The savings they provide relative to the base ISA make it simply not worth wrapping the in a library.
> The dog is squeezed!

We talked about that, and she thought it looked better that way.
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Gulp! With recent events, this needs additional retrospection.
We Are Developers World Congress 2024
Five Years of the Gemini Protocol
Even if government is doing the job they can still both be big. Look at China, big government biggish companies. Both by design of the government. Difference is that government makes sense of not giving the power away, unlike other governments do...
this 'grifter' is on TE's board, so things are out of control
Wow, from my 21st century perspective the most shocking thing here is how the Caltrans spokewoman was completely thankful to him. I was fully expecting a full-scale beaurocratic takedown, perhaps even suing him into oblivion
How SUSE Is Replacing Red Hat as the Linux and OSS Enterprise Standard-Bearer
> Actual conscious thought and control is too metabolically expensive and slow to use much of the time but it has its uses.

I was about to write some long winded reply to why this doesn't make sense . Is this such a crazy thought? Do people really feel like they are in control of themselves? After spending a lot of time thinking about this, I cannot understand how I make decisions.

I literally cannot tell you what I am going to do next. I can say that I am going to end this reply. But I have no idea when or why I am going to stop here.