skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Dynamoid / 10k Science | MULTIPLE ROLES: Unity Engineer, Platform Engineer | Oakland, CA | Hybrid | FT | https://10k.science https://dynamoid.com

10k Science is an immersive science education platform where we work with leading scientists to visualize their research data (mostly 3D structural) and package it into VR experiences for K-12 & higher ed. Students are guided through the experiences (think 'magic school bus' but for high school and higher ed) with AI and their learning is summarized for educators on our web-based dashboard.

We're looking for a Unity Visualization Engineer (C#, experience with vfx/shaders) and Platform Engineer (AWS & serverless experience).

We are a small, growing team and value those with demonstrated ability, great communication skills, and an egoless approach. We are hiring critical positions with a high probability of growth.

Apply here: https://10k.science/careers
This isn't about neurodivergence. Every single human suffers from a long list of cognitive shortcomings. We just call them things like "optical illusions" and find them interesting, but don't then go on to make silly claims like "humans can't reason".
DirecTV users lose access to ESPN, ABC and other Disney channels amid contract dispute

https://www.scrippsnews.com/business/company-news/directv-of... [no pay/js/adblock/browser wall]
Just because someone gets a driver license, doesn't mean they are fit to drive on F1 GP.

Likewise most game developers weren't fit to drive PS2 without additional help from Sony.
Edibles have a couple of major downsides.

1. They last too long. I don’t want to be high, even mildly, for 6-8 hours.

2. The drug you experience with edibles is different than with vaping or smoking. When THC passes through your liver it is slightly modified. Personally I do not like the modified version as much.

And that’s ignoring the delayed onset.
Many of these camper van interiors include a raised bed with storage underneath - generally you can't use the too-short-to-stand space properly, so it's a great way to add a ton of storage volume. I notice they didn't do that. Probably because the 3d printed interiors aren't strong enough yet.

Also those interiors, while reasonably attractive, look like something an engineer designed after reading a book about aesthetics. They need to iterate a couple of times on that design, and bring in some design experts familiar with these kinds of vans, to make an interior that's actually as optimized for cramped quarters as what's currently out there. Right now, their biggest selling point is that this doesn't weigh a whole lot. But it's not as attractive, and not as functional, as the competition. IMHO.
My son was born _very_ premature, which gave me an intensive crash course on interacting with the medical system. I know two (mildly contradictory) things to be true about that experience:
- My son would not be alive and healthy without the incredible care and expertise of his doctors and nurses, along with decades of scientific advancements on the treatment of prematurity.
- Around the margins, his health outcomes would have been worse if my wife and I had simply trusted that same expertise without ever questioning decisions and pushing back on recommendations.

It’s so hard to have a nuanced conversation about the blind spots of our medical system. People want to force you into one of two buckets: you believe in medicine, or you believe in mysticism.

But there _are_ blind spots, because doctors are human and fallible, they aren’t generally experts in every subject that is useful for medical diagnosis (usually including statistics and often including genetics), and it isn’t just doctors themselves that are involved but a whole medical bureaucracy whose incentives don’t always align with optimal patient outcomes.
I already have a couple of Bushnells. My desire is to be able to attach a small network of PIR sensors to each camera get better information.
Hashboard (https://hashboard.com) | New York (NYC) | Senior/Staff Full-Stack Engineer, Lead Frontend Engineer, Product Evangelist | Onsite

Hashboard is the best business intelligence platform for technical data teams. We’ve built an interactive, self-service analytics tool and paired it with a rich developer platform for CI/CD -— think Terraform for dashboards.

We are a well-funded, ambitious seed-stage New York City startup backed by top-tier product and data investors. Our team has experience as early employees of successful startups and in big tech. We have early product-market fit and a growing list of paying customers. We might be a great fit for the next step in your career if you’re excited about having a lot of ownership over your work, learning from customers and investors, building a world-class engineering culture, and holding a lot of equity in a fast-growing startup.

We're especially on the lookout for product-oriented engineers with strong React skills and experience with data tooling.

Apply here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/hashboard or email me directly at dan (at) hashboard.com
I played this way too long. It did take me a a game or two to figure out how the UI worked on desktop and what the point was, but after that, it's a fun little puzzle game.

I like!
I find plenty of places across the US with 1/2 g joints which I think is still too much. People at parties still roll tiny joints which seems to be just the right amount.

As for a putting out a joint, I just scrape off the cherry. Not sure what the issue is there.

Preroll joints will always be a ripoff, they’re designed to look flashy, not for function. That’s why you can’t smoke the first half of it really.

Efficiency of high is an economics problem, not really an individual problem. No one ever says this Bacardi 151 has too much alcohol, for good reasons. Still the stress is there. However over the decades of cherishing what little stash I had vs now where it’s always plentiful, I have surmised the ultimate anxiety suppression statement:

Don’t panic there’s always more weed later.
Roboflow | Infrastructure Engineer + ML Engineers + Full-Stack Engineers | Full-time (Remote, SF, NYC) | https://roboflow.com/careers?ref=whoishiring0924

Roboflow is the fastest way to use computer vision in production. We help developers give their software the sense of sight. Our end-to-end platform[1] provides tooling for image collection, annotation, dataset exploration and curation, training, and deployment.

Over 250k engineers (including engineers from 2/3 Fortune 100 companies) build with Roboflow. We now host the largest collection of open source computer vision datasets and pre-trained models[2]. We are pushing forward the CV ecosystem with open source projects like Autodistill[3] and Supervision[4]. And we've built one of the most comprehensive resources for software engineers to learn to use computer vision with our popular blog[5] and YouTube channel[6].

We have several openings available but are primarily looking for strong technical generalists who want to help us democratize computer vision and like to wear many hats and have an outsized impact. Our engineering culture is built on a foundation of autonomy & we don't consider an engineer fully ramped until they can "choose their own loss function". At Roboflow, engineers aren't just responsible for building things but also for helping us figure out what we should build next. We're builders & problem solvers; not just coders. (For this reason we also especially love hiring past and future founders.)

We're currently hiring full-stack engineers for our ML and web platform teams, a web developer to bridge our product and marketing teams, several technical roles on the sales & field engineering teams, and our first applied machine learning researcher to help push forward the state of the art in computer vision.

[1]: https://roboflow.com/?ref=whoishiring0924

[2]: https://roboflow.com/universe?ref=whoishiring0924

[3]: https://github.com/autodistill/autodistill

[4]: https://github.com/roboflow/supervision

[5]: https://blog.roboflow.com/?ref=whoishiring0924

[6]: https://www.youtube.com/@Roboflow
The fact that certificates for .gov's can still (due to procedural laziness) expire on a federal holiday without even a third party automated tweet to even notify the responsible or affected parties is a pure Kafka-eqsue tragedy when considered of the statistical inevitability that someone, somewhere, will lose their life to the coincidental crossroads of technical and bureaucratic err.
Seems like "human", "rat", etc. in this context.
It's pretty easy to check if a page is a PHP page: just add a .php suffix, it'll work most of the time depending on where the files are placed in the web directory (also technically depending on how the site implements URL rewrite rules):

* https://spacehey.com/index.php

* https://spacehey.com/browse.php

* https://spacehey.com/reset.php

Here you can see that /help/ is a directory on the filesystem, as it appends a slash at the end:

* https://spacehey.com/help -> goes to https://spacehey.com/help/

and can also be confirmed by trying index.php at that path:

* https://spacehey.com/help/index.php
Are these the same people who think they're being gang stalked? Because I know that those guys sometimes think that there are microwave weapons being used on them.
Thank you HN/WaaS for helping us fill our last software role! We're still hiring but for Mechanical Engineers.

Charge Robotics | Senior Mechanical Engineer | Full-time | Onsite | SF Bay Area

Hi HN! We’re a YC-backed startup building robots that build large-scale solar farms. We just got back from the first commercial deployment of our system on a real-world solar construction site.

Check out a video of our system here! https://youtu.be/ZZ2fP1Y5Z2E

It turns out that construction companies literally can't build solar fast enough, so what we're doing is a crucial part of switching the grid over to renewable generation. We're looking to bring another talented mechanical engineer onto our small team.

You’ll be a key contributor, helping bring our next generation of mobile solar factory to life.

Come work with us if you love:

* Fast-paced prototype development with software and hardware components

* Making a positive climate impact through your work

* Hacking on massive construction equipment!

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Perplexity for KYC/KYB Checks
Show HN: Self hosted Twilio for blue bubbles
Another one is to just ask it to spell it out with dashes in between each letter. If anyone's wondering, it then gets it right because that changes the tokenization, changing how the model actually "sees" it.
I would encorage everyone to take a look at the metabolic mind site - https://www.metabolicmind.org/ (youtube channel - https://www.youtube.com/@metabolicmind).

Extensive presentation from Dr. Dom D'Agostino - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dxWUGuTV0JY&t=4s

Do not trust opinions on the web, do your own research and approach everything with a critical mind - fact based medicine, not voice of authority matter here.

I have been following the ketogenic diet for about 2 months and I feel significantly better than before starting it - this is not medical advice, each one of us will have to learn about this medical intervention and decide what's best for him or her.

Good luck.
Just ignore the suitcase full of money on the plane for the big guy.
I did this recently and it was so easy I felt like I was cheating somehow.

For me to get an appointment with and talk to my doctor to try to convince them to prescribe the test cost, not including the actual draw and test results themselves, would have cost several times more than paying for the test myself.

It's similar to how getting my prescription with insurance costs three times more than getting it from Cost Plus Drugs.
This happens all the time. People take statistical data about a population and then try to apply it to individual members of that population. If 30% of men are less happy in a marriage, that doesn’t mean you’ll be 30% less happy or even that you will have a 30% chance of being less happy. Because you are not an “average man” (no one is).
EV adoption is basically a measure of how much your government is captured by fossil fuel interests.
I wasn't really on MySpace either, but I think it's exactly where your complaint lies that drew such a huge demographic. When I think MySpace, I think teenagers who are still discovering their identity—not seasoned creators with a catalog of work to show off.

The masses were given a means to make a page that encapsulated their identity and connect it with others, during a time where it was suddenly made possible for everyone to express themselves, but still difficult to produce meaningful online content. I think Tumblr eventually ended up capturing a lot of that, but I also feel that there is a sense of pressure around having a space where the purpose is to publish content (even if just reblogging). It was really meaningful to a lot of people that they could have a simple space to express themselves through custom mouse cursors, cringey quotes, and autoplaying emo music.

Nowadays, this expression of identity for younger audiences seems to be driven by being a part of online communities with common interests, expressing oneself through content (now that it's so easy to make and share). But I think MySpace was there for people at the right time.
Motivations on building a FOSS browser extension
Fondant | 3D Computer Graphics/AI engineer | Full-time, Remote

This is a unique role at the intersection of computer graphics and generative AI.

AI has become really good at generating natural language, images and video. But a foundation model for 3D doesn't exist, likely because there isn't enough high-quality data to train a large model.

The quality bar of 3D assets for games, animation and VFX is really high. Well-topologized geometry and good surface parameterization (UVs) is table stakes for downstream rigging, animation and texturing.

At Fondant, we are building tools that combine SOTA computer graphics with generative AI for creating assets that can be animated and rigged. In this role you would be working with combining diffusion models with geometry processing, deformation, surface parameterization and skinning for high-quality animatable 3D assets.

If you are familiar with one or more of the above concepts, reach out at my username [at] fondant.design with a short blurb about yourself and link(s) to personal contribution(s) e.g., open-source code, cool demo of something you built etc.
My servers are all finally up and running again.
Thanks for your thoughts! John here. We completely agree with you, and that's the premise of Fortress. We abstract away all the security risks and vulnerabilities of building your own solution.
Combine that with OpenFAAS for the complete package.
I've long thought there could be a niche market opportunity for a brand focusing exclusively on moderate use. The economic incentives unfortunately seem to favor a heavy bias toward serving "whales" who have very high tolerance and spend a fortune compared to occasional users.
LSD is a delicate molecule. It can not be smoked or vaporized. Low amounts of heat or sunlight will degrade it quickly. Whoever you heard this from was spreading false information.
Why would you optimize for quick changing something that needs to be changed, pessimistically, every 2 years? You can swap the batteries in the newer models, it’s not that hard. In every other way the newer models are superior. Far better ANC, better sounding, better battery life, able to actually be charged… etc
That article says the suspensions lasted only a few hours. In no way were they "purged", and the first three named accounts all are highly active.

MintPress News journalist: https://twitter.com/alanrmacleod (active, posted in the last hour)

Intercept journalist: https://twitter.com/kenklippenstein (active, posted 46 minutes ago)

Texas Observer journalist: https://x.com/stevanzetti (active, posted 2 hours ago)

If these are the best examples of Musk engaging in censorship then he must be doing a very fair job indeed!

A more likely explanation is that the suspensions were related to anti-botting activity, as they came back from suspension with fewer followers than before. Journalists buying Twitter followers is not unheard of, unfortunately:

https://www.nbcnews.com/news/us-news/journalists-struggle-ex...
I have founded and “exited” 3 startups, 2 of which ended in bankruptcy. :)
True, there is plenty of community support for the elderly and I've seen really good programs already (I'm technically a senior citizen here; the threshold is 50)

Are community supports a drop-in replacement for families? Is it the same when Grandpa hops in a commercial van to visit the senior center instead of being dropped off by his son and daughter-in-law? Does a Meals on Wheels participant have the same quality of life as someone whose relative prepares meals for the whole family?

Sure, everyone can survive without their families or friends. You can pretty much hire people to perform any type of service a caregiver could do. The state can fund all those programs and entirely obviate the need for children.

Is that a Utopian vision for the future, then?
Hey! Alex, nice to meet you here :)))
Although dated today, it's reviewing an old phone. The A54 came out in March 2023. The A55 came out in mMrch 2024
Do you have more details on your strategy?
This has been created for demo purpose of my Google Sheets add-on https://workspace.google.com/marketplace/app/hiretale_ats/38...
This is not “democracy”. People don’t want this, and therefore the will of the people is being ignored. It’s just that all candidates they can realistically elect in Seattle are OK with it, or worse. Why, I have no idea.
Oh no I don't consider my job a rat race at all. I live in Europe so we have a lot of safeguards against getting fired.

My job is kinda boring and it's not too challenging. I probably can do my weekly work in one day a week so I'm far from stressed. I also don't have any ambition for a higher-level job because this one pays enough to get by. I work in IT (in house) as architect. My yearly reviews are still above average. So I'm pretty good :)
The LLM sees tokens, and predicts next tokens. These tokens encode a vast world, as experienced by humans and communicated through written language. The LLM is seeing the world, but through a peephole. This is pretty neat.

The peephole will expand soon, as multimodal models come into their own, and as the models start getting mixed with robotics, allowing them to go and interact with the world more directly, instead of through the medium of human-written text.
I think the manufacturers needed no encouragement, and at this point it would take multi-national intervention to get the genie back in the bottle. The poster you replied to simply recognized the situation for what it is: Samsung is still a going concern after releasing SSDs with firmware that would brick them after a relatively short service lifespan.
There are a lot of assumptions about how this armor was used in this comment.

It's worth mentioning, that the armor was found with an arm guard, greaves, two swords, no spearheads and no shield.

Additionally this is from 1500 BC. If you have a guy in phalanx wearing this in mind, you are probably wrong.
Objectively, original post had little to no details in it to link it to any kind of typology.

Sidenote: the fact that someone came up with another typology or classificator does not mean they know how to predict the outcomes in any way. It is the same exact MBTI style of pseudo-science which polluted tech and business world for decades. For someone urging others to read more, you’ve surely read something about the hindsight bias?[0]

0 - https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hindsight_bias
I have tried reconstructing minified code (I thought that would be obvious from my example). It feels like it takes just a bit less thought than it did to write the code in the first place, which is definitely not something I would classify as "comparably simple".
It's just a very, very optimized & elegant design. Reminds me of this:

He had located the data he was working on
near the top of memory ---
the largest locations the instructions could address ---
so, after the last datum was handled,
incrementing the instruction address
would make it overflow.
The carry would add one to the
operation code, changing it to the next one in the instruction set:
a jump instruction.
Sure enough, the next program instruction was
in address location zero,
and the program went happily on its way.

And it's not like our own transistors aren't probabalistic when you look closely enough.
This is 100% the truth. In an earlier draft I bemoaned Qt's licensing issues, but it didn't really fit with the rest of the article.
Studies have also shown that people can’t differentiate potency (as determined strictly by THC) and in blind studies fail to identify higher potency cannabis.

https://www.colorado.edu/today/2020/06/10/marijuana-concentr...

I’m not really certain why, but I don’t tend to enjoy commercial product. I suspect that it is a result of breeding out other cannabinoids in order to test high in THC.

An entire generation of consumers is being produced from cannabinoid-homogeneous product and being fooled by strain names and smells as the only major differentiator.

This is a byproduct of treating cannabis like alcohol, in order to make regulations. But the result is that uninformed consumers and merchants treat tests like buyers guides and have ultimately steered themselves into inferior products.

It’s a shame really, and if you like cannabis, the best way to find out is to grow your own “low potency” stuff. One plant goes a long way…
It will dump everything for sure. Here I address this by showing how to filter data properly when displaying it: https://alovak.com/2024/08/15/mastering-iso-8583-messages-wi...

```
// to make it right, let's filter the value of CVV field when we output it
filterCVV := iso8583.FilterField("8", iso8583.FilterFunc(func(in string, data field.Field) string {
if len(in) == 0 {
return in
}
return in[0:1] + strings.Repeat("*", len(in)-1)
}))

// don't forget to apply default filter
filters := append(iso8583.DefaultFilters(), filterCVV)

err = iso8583.Describe(requestMessage, os.Stdout, filters...)
require.NoError(t, err)
```
I absolutely agree. I'm vaping medical cannabis with over 30% THC and like it alot. Yes it's very strong and hard to dose, but there are options. I use an analytical scale with .1mg display, so I can measure the 20-25mg per hit. Without a scale you can start with a very small amount and redose as needed.

Also, knowing the effects of weed, I don't mind an overdose if I don't have to socialize afterwards. Don't start with the strongest weed you can find and go slow until you know it's working for you.

Then, joints are a horrible way of getting high. The tobacco makes you addicted much more, burning everything destroys half of the THC and then your health and another half ends up as disgusting smelly smoke in your environment.
>Android uses a modified version of the Linux kernel

Increasingly, it is using a mostly standard kernel. The kernel fork is here,[0] although I'm not sure exactly how many out of upstream patches they have now. It would be nice if someone how knows how to do this in git could check. See also GKI.[1]

[0] https://android.googlesource.com/kernel/common/

[1] https://source.android.com/docs/core/architecture/kernel/gen...
Ypur first argument is interstellar but doesn't help solving, because the set ruled out is exactly balanced (cancelled) by the first red ball being removed from al the other sets.

The second paragraph just says that guesses can sometimes be right, which of course is true, but doesn't tell us which guesses are likely to be correct. Wha y you claim as intuitively obvious at all, and I think most people would avoid those sets. And it's not the same problem anyway, because in the problem the sets are chosen randomly according to a stated rule, not based on a personal bias.