skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> I don't think all the value created by workers is realized as profit immediately.

And as the worker creating that future profit you are very well aware of that, plus everyone else working on the design and manufacturing is in the same situation as yourself. The good news is: all of you are also owners of the company. So together you can decide how an exit package should look like for people deciding to leave before the design reaches the market and generates profit.

The same situation in a non-cooperative is a lot worse, because you have no stake in the company. The owner might be willing to negotiate an exit package before you even start working there, but they also might not. Plus before working at the company, you have no idea what the profit margins look like and what you might be working on. It’s the worst time for you to agree on an exit pacakge. Also during employment you are in a worse position, because the owner(s) can just let you go, if you are the only one asking for your fair share of future profits. You don’t have a say in the company. Most often they see your current salary as your share of the profit, no matter how much profit your design might create in the future.
The lack of historical context on immigration in U.S. is par for course. There has always been massive immigration to U.S. since 18th Century. Talking about "nation of people of shared blood" is a Fantasy
Broadcasting over WebRTC can be if the source is single. But in case of a scenario of multiple source, like take a conference of 100 people as example, will it be smooth?
The variable n comes out of nowhere in theorem 3.3, and they do not refer to it in the proof itself as far as I can tell. Is this just an editing error (I think the formula 3.4 needs the variable n if f is multidimensional and we are integrating over R^n, but since f is in L^1(R) I'm not sure what it signifies. I am however worried that there's something I'm missing).
An exploration of JSON interoperability vulnerabilities
Reminder you can influence the killing with your wallet right now: https://leave-russia.org/staying-companies
You also have to consider the material cost. RO membranes require continuous maintenance , are expensive, and generate a massive amount of brine waste water. So while having cheap energy definitely helps, there are many expensive problems with RO filtering at scale.
> It's on device manufacturers like Dell and Lenovo for dropping S3 from UEFI in favor of it.

Note that even CPU manufacturers no longer provide firmware development support for making S3 work on recent series of CPUs. (Apparently some get an exception, as I’ve heard of some laptops from large brands that are sold with Linux and do have S3 support in the firmware.)
> What does the long term strategy for alternate cloud providers

There have been plenty ever since for many many years... there's a market for them. Not sure if they're alternate.

E.g. DigitalOcean, Upcloud, Vultr, Hetzner, OVH, Ionos, Scaleway, HostDime, etc all of various sizes and capacity. No problem.

What strategy do you need? It's not really a scary thing.
India and China arent big ponds?
But… macbooks have a habit of waking for a few seconds while they're supposed to be asleep.

I got woken up in the night a couple of times because of my macbook doing that.
In general, no. In an embassy? Hell yes.
> Believe me, most people in states that matter want universal healthcare (which we already almost have, just in the most convoluted and corporate-fleece way possible), vacation and sick leave.

In a federal system, as the US is, these are all things you can implement on the state level. You do not need to win at a national level to implement it.
That is indeed the principle around which Howm is designed. To quote its author:

> If you don’t organize notes, it’s wearisome to read them.

> If you try to organize notes, it’s wearisome to write them.

> The need of trade-off is worrisome. “Wearisome” is an important keyword. There is a big difference between “I can do it” and “I can do it easily.”

> The point of compromise may vary from person to person, but I prioritize the ease of writing. I have designed a memo tool to create an environment where one can freely jot down notes without feeling pressure to “organize” them and still maintain coherence.
Somebody has to sacrifice to be the first to start something like that in their own country.

In America we built companies art and music out of our garages just for the love of it... not because "that's where the compensation was."
In NZ tomatoes are more expensive than chicken. And if you count calories - add another order of magnitude.
I’ve been telling myself never to speak out about “couple of” adblockers. Now, I know I’m not the only one. Blocking at the DNS + Client is just the starting base. Thanks.
>An ice cream store in the desert should make money.

Because the Intel ice cream store is in a hot city and only sells the same vanilla ice cream they've been selling for decades. While it's on a busy street with Nvidia, arm and AMD selling a selection of chocolate chip cookie, creme caramel and rocky road ice cream.
llms.txt is not for crawlers/scrapers, it's for creating context documents at inference time. You place it on your own site -- presumably if you create an llms.txt you're not looking to manipulate anyone, but to do your best to provide your site's key information in an AI-friendly way.
The people who used to live in the USA disagreed with you.

“A long time ago, this land belonged to our fathers, but when I go up to the river, I see camps of soldiers on its banks. These soldiers cut down my timber, they kill my buffalo, and when I see that, my heart feels like bursting.” – Satanta, Kiowa Chief

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Native_American_genocide_in_th...

But almost all of them have been killed and those that remain seem to lack a distinct political voice that's in any way relevant to the national discourse of the USA. All of those nation states that pre-existed "America" were, as you say, fucked.
Hangul syllable composition is systematic enough that you could have just used some thresholding and flood fill instead. There are only 9 distinct layouts [1] possible after all, all of which can be determined via a simple decision tree, so you collect syllables for each layout and determine the optimal horizontal or vertical line to split them. That alone wouldn't fully segment, say, 고 where a bounding box for ㄱ typically overlaps with that for ㅗ, but you can then assume that no path doesn't belong to multiple segments (which is true for most non-novelty fonts). You can also add more branches to your decision tree if your font is too atypical to be cleanly segmented.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hangul#Letter_placement_within...
Glad that this was caught in time.

Perhaps the eagle-eyed Rijkswaterstaat employee should receive an honorarium from the insurance companies and Gemeente Amsterdam.

Also “Operating staff also received extra training.” - just like a standard SaaS major incident wrap up…
FWIW, security.txt is placed in .well-known/
They still do the trick of presenting a screenshot of what was on screen when you suspended, to make you think the system is fully ready before it is?
Consider if course this
I was told by an attorney years ago that non-competes were only enforceable if they had a reasonably defined scope and specifically were unenforceable in Right to Work states if it effectively prevented you from working at all.

Reasonable scope was something like max 2 years, specific distance from current office that wasn’t excessive (couple of miles) or had specifics about taking existing customers.
I tried learning PyTorch with ChatGPT and it's not so bad. It explains certain topics and provides examples. And if you run it side-by-side with a Python shell and type examples yourself you can see yourself if it hallucinates or not.
Location: Cape Town, South Africa

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: No

Technologies: Python, Rust, SQL, PRQL, Docker, Airflow

Résumé/CV: via Email

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I love how researchers state that a piece of code doing actual work is "slow", once it takes a few seconds to run and yet windows 11 often takes multiple seconds to show me the context menu, when i right click something.

We need more optimization in this industry.
But non-competes are still illegal i California?
Britain's reliance on coal-fired power set to end after 140 years
So this submission is a duplicate. Considering that both are only a few hours apart, it's curious that HN allowed it.
This article is mostly lifted from a linked articles and is a dupe of yet another article and somehow none of the three saw fit to link to the ruling. Mostly all three are caterwauling about impact without addressing the ruling on its merits which combined with the reluctance to link to the ruling makes me wonder if maybe the legal analysis in it is more compelling than they’d like to admit.
there's a lot of businesses simply built around hacking the US immigration system.

the people most likely to immigrate aren't the smartest but the people with the most money who can pay to hack the system
Not really, conceptually it probably shares a lot of the same foundations that a useful simulator would have, but its important to keep in mind that they aren't actually simulators of cities in a realistic sense.

Games such as cities, inherently embed a view of how the "right" city would be organized, providing tools and incentives to nudge you in that direction. Consider how all social problems can be solved by simply plopping down the relevant class of building nearby. Or simply the absence of parking lots!

There's this old article on the subject: https://www.polygon.com/videos/2021/4/1/22352583/simcity-hid...
right. another reason why i am skeptical that any change happened.
Having Congress do their duty is not Libertarianism.
It's definitely collusion. Why else would there be no mention of meld, kdiff3, bcompare, etc.?

We need to file an anti-trust complaint.
I built a color to notes tool five years ago and even tried to get a patent on the algorithm. Be warned, there are already multiple patents on this approach and the ability to monetize this project will be limited. I know because I just went through the process myself. In a related topic, ByteDance (TikTok) has a massive portfolio of Chinese patents that are direct ripoffs of lots of foreign IP.

https://github.com/lucidbeaming/vid2midi
Markdown is plain text. llms.txt is meant to be displayed in plain text format, not rendered to html.
So your site ends up not being findable by Google, and missing from the Wayback Machine once it's dead, but it does nothing for LLMs.
As the years go by, I find myself increasingly in the minority of those who still prefer the unified diff view.

My favourite tool for diffing has always been “diff -u”. I sometimes even use “diff -U10000” when I want to see the entire file as context.

Thankfully, GitHub still supports unified diff view, so I don’t feel left out while reviewing GitHub pull requests.

In fact, once upon a time, when there was no GitHub or GitLab and there were no “pull requests”, open source developers used to email each other .diff files (often also named .patch files) which were nothing but unified diff files. A reviewer would apply the patch on their copy of source code with something like “patch -p0 < new.diff” and test it locally on their system. That was the CI of that era.
Yea, the previous employer needs to prove that your knowledge of their internals will harm them financially.

And you, of course, need to not be an ass and start poaching clients with insider information =)
is it though...
> if you create an llms.txt you're not looking to manipulate anyone

You don't know me :-)

My suggestion is that someone might want taint the data that goes into an LLM.

Let's say you have a website with guides, examples and tips and tricks for writing bash. What would prevent you from pointing the LLMs to separate content which would contain broken examples and code with a number of security issues, because you long term would want to exploit the code generated by the LLMs.
Shouldn't this be a show HN? Also, who’s the target audience? I assume anyone familiar with diff would already know how to use it in the terminal.
Because their country doesn't offer the same opportunities to achieve the things they believe they can in their new country. It's the main reason people emigrate. No one's going to build Nvidia in India or China, for instance, at least not back in the time that it was created in America.
Did anyone use new ARM based devices in the enterprise environment? We have around 5 devices so far, and a part of cloud printing issue, our users love them. Great battery and performance for office tasks.

Any one else had a chance to play with them?
> I suspect that the real reason for this change is to ensure that Windows gets updated even if the laptop is sleeping, and that this is a change that enterprise customers have asked for.

But you don't want that to happen when your laptop is in your backpack.

It is bonkers that Microsoft and manufacturers both would remove the ability for the users to decide it is not a good idea to have an OS running. It effectively forces anyone to shutdown completely their laptops.
Author of the article here -- it's a joke...
better vibe: https://www.jdemeta.net/p/the-decline-of-the-west-and-the-ri... (aka Der UwUgang des Abendlandes)
Yeah it's an editing error. Looks like originally they wrote the theorem down for R^n and later decided to just stick to R.
I've skimmed through the manual - it seems to be quite more complex than Denote. Denote is very simple, I've had basically to configure my own fuzzy search with consult-notes-search to make it work. Howm has all that out of the box. The appeal is lack of configuration, I guess, but I can already see that there are things I would never touch - a skinny org-agenda replacement is not very appealing these days. I guess it really predates the existence of org.
I used to be able to just close the lid on my laptop and forget about it for days. Nowadays with the new laptop provided by my employer, if I close the lid wrong, it doesn't even go to sleep and the battery drains completely (which is... understandable, I guess, since it didn't go to sleep) but even if I do all the rituals and it goes to sleep, the battery still drains away within a few hours. I can't full charge my laptop at the end of the workday, keep my VS and stuff open, and just the laptop to sleep. I have to shut it down properly and then start everything back up again the next morning.
I'm late to the party but I wonder if this is the same for advanced/professional traders compared to retail investors. Thanks for sparking some thoughts !
Who is the audience that need to diff file but choose to do it by copy pasting in a web browser rather than in their editor directly or using one a diff tool in command line, none of which has ever shown any ads?
> that the visual spectrum is very narrow (just 1 order of magnitude from red to blue) compared to audio (4 orders of magnitude from 20Hz to 20kHz)

I was talking nonsense here - confusing the visual spectrum of light from red to blue with the visual spectrum of images, as in "how quickly the image changes as you move across the image". The article illustrates the latter concept well.
What you say and the math does not agree. Do it 10x and in your scenario already 1TB is consumed of those "hundreds of TB of writes".
> a crawl requesting about 2 pages per second. It was so intense [...]

Do 2 pages per second really count as "intense" activity? Even if I was hosting a website on a $5 VPS, I don't think I'd even notice anything short of 100 requests per second, in terms of resource usage.
That's simply untrue.

You don't speak for "all Americans".

A number of Americans (>1) see their imprisonment as a modern form of slavery, one that is explicitly allowed by the US Constitution:

The U.S. Constitution bans slavery except as punishment for a crime ... In Texas, some prison farms are located on the same land as former slave plantations.

It's "meaningful" in that they feel (with good justification) that they have been found guilty by a system designed to single them out and that they are railroaded into a lifetime of unpaid servitude.

You may disagree with their feelings, but it remains that your blanket statement:

> No American feels enslaved in any meaningful sense of the word.

is false
Trying out a dedicated server from Hetzner
Any idea why this was changed? The big advantage of non-residential keys is that they do not take up any space on the Fido token and thus you can have an unlimited number of them.
Both countries have a shortage of doctors, so yes.
The government is taking it entirely too seriously, that's the whole problem.
You're right. Why should hardware vendors target operating systems that exist?

Sure, S0 on Windows makes your laptop turn on in your bag for impossible-to-disable updates, causing it to overheat or the battery to run down. And no laptops on the market will S0 on Linux without running down the battery in less than 24 hours.

Why should hardware vendors mollycoddle users who make the foolish decision to use either Windows or Linux?
https://archive.is/7lqDi
Dispatches from the future: The first year of Chat Control
> wages stagnated

I don't really think wages are a proxy for opportunity as central banks can make currency worthless.
There's computer science graduates in America who would take a job in their field for pittances just to be working in their field.

> There are so many jobs that are available only in industrialized countries

Well start! Half the startups in the 90s Americans built out of their garage.
I use these kind of sites quite often. I just find them more convenient. It's also way easier to instruct a layman to use a website like that than tell them to use the command line tool.
Indeed, I need to remember to unplug the USB-C cable between my macbook pro and my screen, otherwise it flickers on and off every couple of seconds during the night
Looks really interesting, but I'm not buying a license and setting it up just to have a look. Is there a video available ? Hindsights from the creator on possible real world application ?
Companies Benefit from Supporting Dads' Family Time
Not complaining, just curious: it would be useful and nice if instead (or in addition to) downvoting, you posted a documented refutation !
There's also an ARM CPU inside modern x86 processors, little-known fact. Look up AMD's Secure Processor.
> If they did comply the ad revenue would be lost anyway.

If they had complied, only a subset of Twitter accounts would have been removed from the website. All over 100 million Brazilian users would still be generating traffic to them and the ad revenue that comes with it. I think this is pretty large leverage.

> I'm not sure how they can legally go after SpaceX here.
> it just seems surprising that they could be roped in only for having the same founder/CEO.

From my understanding (which is developing along with the whole situation), even big names in Brazilian law are disputing this. So far I haven't seen anyone say the decision was illegal, but I have seen some questions being raised.

That said, my (very poor) understanding is that it's not because Musk is founder or CEO, but because he is the largest investor in both, exerts significant control over both, and essentially uses both in tandem in order to pursue his interests. Again in my very poor understanding, these factors combined made the judge rule the 2 companies more or less like one large financial group, giving him the ability to freeze one company's assets as insurance for the other's unpaid fines.

Pardon my lack of legalese or proper understanding and description of things. Hopefully this helps a bit on your own journey of understanding.
You’re right, we don’t have one up yet. We did a few implementations of various government plans over the years (the Japan-funded COMTRANS being the most prominent) and I’ve invited a professional urban designer who works with the government to examine applications and limitations- so a more professional eval than just us saying “here’s a thing!”

Might write it all up as a paper if we have time.
According to conversion rates and engagement metrics of most apps I've seen (not even mentioning social media where 2-3% engagement is the norm) most users are ¯\_(ツ)_/¯.
Unless said app is a work/hobby tool, but that shouldn't be really called engagement.
I can feel 40ms for sure and there’s no way you play a competitive shooter with a 40ms delay. Hell even a Bluetooth mouse gets annoying.

Maybe if you’re playing Microsoft Office it’s ok.
sometimes I diff content that is just part of local files, or a local and remote file etc.. I don't want to clean-up to files for a diff to be readable.

Having a simple web-based copy-paste diff-tool is extremely valuable to me!
America didn't used to be the country that offered those opportunities.

Yet people built it and made it that way.

Nothing is static people csn change anything

These people need to do that in their own countries.
How do you know for sure you're not just replacing these lies with others (perhaps more credible, better engineered and camouflaged)?
I'm confused, they say the minimum TDP is 8W. On a 99Wh battery, that's 12.375 hours I believe. My arm cpu phone goes below 5W all the time. I'm not sure 8W is going to cut it.