skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Intern / Junior Developer - 100% Remote

I'm an individual and not a company/startup. I'm busy with my regular work and barely have enough time to tackle my personal projects. I have been experimenting with GenAI especially LLMs, but also a few text2voice, voice2text, text2img, and image2text. My area and interest of research is an AI augmented OS and AI agents powered by LLMs. I'm looking to get some help to clear out my never ending backlog.

You will be working with me to develop lots of little blocks/primitives which will be used to build a more complete tool set and running various LLM experiments to push and bend LLM far beyond what most people think is possible.

You need to to be willing to listen and learn. To have an open mind in trying new things, failing and trying again. 1+ years of experience in python programming or ReactJS frontend development. Some experience with git and database. Experience with RESTful API. Hungry to learn.

This might be for you, if you wish to have fun with LLM/AI, wish to be mentored and growing your coding skills. Build possibly cool stuff. Flexibility, part time, timezone, if you have other obligations (job, school).

Send me an email showcasing what you have done especially if anything with LLMs, Restful API with python or React app. I'm happy to checkout github repo or emailed code. Contact me at segmond(AT)gmail.com
I think most of the common alternative keyboard layouts are available by default on Windows, Linux and Mac
Yes, yes it does. The MVS portal provides checksums for each download.

There are also unofficial MVS dumps like here: https://awuctl.github.io/mvs/
Any solid example of something like this happening?
Try learning Test driven development in conjunction with Go via “learn to with tests” [0]

I’ve been following along and it’s pretty powerful as you’re coming at go with a fresh programming paradigm, which helps the language features to take hold in your mind

[0] - https://quii.gitbook.io/learn-go-with-tests
Arguably, but I'm not sure. Usually, enshittification is when something starts out really good, but then the management tries to squeeze more "value" out of it by making it worse and worse in ways that make the company more profit, but makes the experience worse for the users. In the case of Windows, personally I don't remember it ever being "really good" in the first place; it's always been shitty, just in different ways. In the past, it wasn't shitty in this particular way, but it was shitty in other ways. They fixed some of the really shitty stuff (blue-screens all the time, bad vendor-provided drivers, etc.), but every time they fixed one shitty thing they added a new shitty thing.
If they have heated chambers for their printers, ASA/ABS shouldn’t be too much of an issue. I print ASA on the regular without a heated chamber (but with a heat soaked enclosure), and I can print fairly large parts without too much warping (200x160x100 worst case scenario). I’m fairly confident another 10-15° (up from the 35-40° my enclosure is now) and I would eliminate the warping completely.

They would just need a bit of XYZ compensation to manage the shrinking, but that seems completely reasonable for a commercial endeavour. It seems much more reasonable than using PLA or PETG, neither of which would survive a summer afternoon sun beating down on them.
Google officially abandons the Fitbit smartwatch project
I actually checked that at the end of the test (when it shows the gradient image with the response overlay).

There were two distinct points, one for blue and one for green, where my mind would place the transition to the colour in between.

(And yes, on one end it's bluer and on the other end greener, but (much like a shade of orange is neither red nor yellow) the colours are still not either green or blue.)
>Literally no one

I can see most people, and by that I mean the rest of the world outside Techiestan and Hacker News, will want or perhaps even need this feature.

Having the computer literally show you what you were doing is super duper handy for Joe Average who doesn't computer and certainly doesn't care about learning to computer.
Or neighbourhood. I have neighbours with horror vacui: they just need noise 24x7 and their garden is no exception.

I really do not understand this feature. If I want to listen to music without headphone, I'm going to sit down in front of my stereo where sound is best.
What’s with the immediate redirects to malware ad spam?
The “don’t make me think” mantra got noticed by too many product stakeholders who made it their life motto, and so didn’t notice when it metastatized into “don’t let me think.”
for a lot of them it was neither, it was turquoise or other colors, but thats not an option. I ended up at 68% because well that's what I was forced into. Like any survey that doesn't allow N/A.
> They work great if you assume [...] that they'll remember to reconfigure everything properly when migrating to a new phone and won't immediately throw the old one away and so on.

This would be a terrible assumption even for upper-middle-class people!
Brilliant! This is exactly what I was hoping for: Thank you!
I’m struggling to see why infill would need to be over 30%. I thought it was fairly well known that increasing infill does not significantly increase strength. More perimeters definitely do help, so maybe that’s what it being referred to (within the context of very thin panels)?
Congrats to the author for finishing their article!
doing this would destroy your file system performance (almost as much as using Windows). SSDs are much faster when not close to full since it let's them do things like use the unfilled capacity as an SLC write cache.
Built a $12k/mo AI chatbot generator while exploring England with our baby
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My first experience was the purchase. There was a choice between downloading or getting an SD card.

I had a bunch of SD cards so I thought a download would be fine. Except it wasn't a download. It was "download our windows/Mac os exclusive software that refuses to run in a VM and use that to flash an SD card".

I went back and read through the site. Nowhere did it say "requires xyz". And since it was sold as a subscription I could not get a refund. Next season I will sell my plotter and buy a brand that respects it's customers.
>I don't trust them not to turn it back on

Microsoft respects Group Policy because enterprise uses Group Policy.
interesting idea!
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Remote: Ok

Willing to relocate: No

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I love this cute game.And,I think it would be better to have the HDD Sound like the video you post. :)
Employment has an added benefit of being a social status, providing funds to live one's life, having structure and community.

Those without employment can achieve all those things, it's just much harder and most average people would crumble.

Remember the idea that if everyone had a universal basic income. They'll be an explosion of creativity and arts as now everyone is free and liberated. Except that isn't the case. People turn to harder and harder drugs to pass the time.
I forgot qwerty very quickly. I can do it at medium-speed when I looking at the keyboard, but it's not touch-typing
How can it be clear if we don't even have a good definition of conscious
Do you provide health insurance?
Yes! I've had some lengthy discussions with UI designers trying to get them to understand this exact point. I can see that they're red and green, I just don't notice that they're red and green.
does it work with zymotv?
I don't see any difference than browserless?
> It feels like loving doing things I do badly.

If false confidence gives you the ability to learn, the Dunning-Kruger effect isn't so bad after all.
Making some guesses, but probably by spinning the plan the way it was presented in the first two paragraphs of the article.

There is a system for when one party wrongs another - the wronged party takes them to court and justifies why there should be redress. The idea at the start of the article seems to be that the government seems to want to override that with some other process the seems to involve people dobbing each other in or employees looking for opportunities to send their employers money to, effectively, the tax office. I'd be furious if someone tried to involve me in such a system. I don't want to be dealing with people who are looking for opportunities to get me in trouble or vice versa.
Yet you reply to an article that defines functions as variables, which I've seen a lot of developers do usually for no good reason at all.

To me, that's a much common and worse practice with regards to greppability than splitting identifiers using string which I haven't seen much in the wild.
Using Chromebooks and iPhones is supposed to make people less tolerant of vendor overreach??

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The big shortcoming that windows had was fixed with powershell and windows terminal. Now it's just got mildly annoying UI defaults.

The big things it has are:

* Outlook and the rest of Office
* Visual Studio
* Active Directory
* Tons and tons of industry-specific applications
Okay , what about employed people that introduce themselves as such?

I ask because I’m employed, yet I’m always building things on the side - which I feel gives me an edge against the competition
Location: San Francisco
Remote: Happy to work remotely or hybrid in the Bay Area
Willing to relocate: Not at this time
Technologies: Rust, JavaScript, React, Python, Docker, Kubernetes, Azure, GCP
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Website: https://petermulard.me

Hi, I'm Peter, and I have 4 years of experience as a software engineer, spanning both frontend and backend. For the past year, I've been working as a Founding Engineer; primarily building distributed systems in Rust. I'd love to continue creating backend systems with Rust (and am giving high priority to these roles) but am open to other tech stacks as well. Building software that positively contributes to society is a passion of mine, and I'm always happy to meet new people too. Even if it isn't related to work, feel free to reach out!
This is super neat and I think I've seen your site before :)

Do you handle authentication? We have lots of users that want to automate some part of their daily workflow but the pages are often behind a login and/or require a few clicks to reach the desired content.

Happy to chat: username@gmail.com
Location: Amsterdam

Remote: yes

Willing to relocate: Yes

Technologies:: Rust, RAG, LLM Serving, Model Deployment KServe, Kubeflow, Distributed Training , LLM Fine Tune

Résumé/CV: https://bit.ly/4dKBxbz

Email: dutta.raahul@gmail.com

Hey, I am Raahul - looking for AI Lead, Architect, Consultant, CTO.With over a decade of experience, I lead the transformation of AI research into production-ready tools, backed by 10+ patents. My work spans major corporations and startups, specializing in scalable, low-latency AI implementations.
If your inner motivation is satisfying intellectual interest or improving skills, you actually finished the real project behind the facade without a need for finishing the official project.

So, the mistake boils down to making up a fake official project as kind of a justification for satisfying your real needs. Maybe you would feel better if you are true to yourself and say "I do this to explore and learn, I don't actually ever intend to deliver a presentable product with this activity.".
I still think that what’s even sillier than QWERTY is the fact that the keys are angled up to the left on both sides. Sure this (sort of) makes sense for your right hand, but the left hand does not naturally fit the keys going in that direction.

I’ve considered moving to an ortholinear split keyboard [1] for this reason, but it seems like I’m so used to the “broken” way that it would take too long to retrain muscle memory at this point. The other downside is readjusting when needing to use a laptop keyboard.

I’m just ranting that they didn’t do standardize on something that made more sense a long time ago, instead of everyone being so locked into the broken way that there’s no going back at this point.

[1] https://ergodox-ez.com/
The article has several images of the armour as tested.
> People like the feeling of doing productive work.

No, societal conditioning from birth has taught people that if they aren't doing productive work, then they're worthless people who don't deserve happiness.

We can break away from this nonsense. While the retirement age has indeed been going up lately, there are still older folks who could retire on their savings and 401ks and pensions, but they don't, because they can't fathom what they'd do in all the spare time they have. It's so incredibly sad! There's so much more to life and self-worth than a job.

I guess you can try to stretch "productive work" to encompass hobbies like creating art or playing sports or whatever other leisure activity, but I don't think that would be particularly intellectually honest about the topic.

> If you receive unemployment benefits or UBI of some sort in that situation, it's more of a reminder that "you suck, you can't even find a job, everyone else has to support you" than anything rewarding.

If that's truly the case, that's due to propaganda associating that sort of thing with lazy, entitled leeches who are taking what they don't deserve, taking from those hard-working people doing back-breaking work to support that laziness. Again: garbage societal conditioning.

(Also, unemployment benefits in most places in the US are barely enough to live off of, not something that you'd be comfortable staying on, for the most part, even though some do it. True UBI would presumably not only provide for basic needs, but also for the ability to spend a decent amount on leisure activities.)

My future utopia is a place run by benevolent AI where there's a surplus of everything, no currency, and no jobs. People do literally whatever they want, and want for nothing. (Want something? Ask the AI and it's provided.) Some people will do things that today we'd call "employment", but they'll do them because it truly brings them joy, not because their prosperity depends on it. And yes, I imagine transitioning into this utopia would require a lot of de-conditioning. Many people would reject it, and feel listless and disaffected. It's... super sad. Work culture is lame.
Yes, just like with humans, if you simplify the context, it's often much easier to get the desired result.

Source: I have a toddler at home.
>9 of 10 are Windows branded operating systems. 3,276 across all of these platforms. Of these, over 1,000 are different versions of Windows 10. Compared to 1799 on the Linux kernel, which is actively developed and will be actively developed for the foreseeable future.

How many of those CVEs actually affect you in a tangible way as to disturb your sleep at night?

If you are not considering your threat model to discern which threats you should actually care about, you are doing computer security wrong.
That's not that surprising because the margins on insurance plans aren't all that high. The percentage of each dollar of premium how much insurance companies have to spend on medical care (aka "loss ratio") is mandated to be at least 85%. Relatively small percentage changes in the premium they bring in can make them go from being the most profitable plans they have to not being worth having at all.

(This is generally true across the insurance industry: you can see other examples of companies pulling out because of relatively small changes with home insurance companies leaving California and Washington)
This is pretty much the same way that a calibrator works (if you have ever watched a color calibrator running, you know what I mean), but a calibrator doesn't get biased, like the human eye.

In order for it to be a true "neutral" test, each test would need to be preceded by a "palate-cleanser" gray screen, or something, and there would probably need to be a neutral border.

> you should be shown all hues at once and asked to position a cut-off point.

This is actually the way I have seen this stuff tested, before.
Luckily we had failover servers in hetzner...
We are living in the "low-code" of the 1990s, who in turn...

In 2015, I thought React was low code. It came along and eliminated the need of dom update functions. Imagine all the Jquery or Vanilla functions to sync the data/dom for "add to cart", "increment item", "clear cart" across the product display and top bar and all the subtle out of sync bugs.

Looking at React ecosystem over the years, I felt the pain of the people who in 1954 believed the authoritative "Since FORTRAN should virtually eliminate coding and debugging...".

https://www.softwarepreservation.org/projects/FORTRAN/Backus...
Yeah, and it will cost a shitload of time and effort to make the change.
But that's the thing: they do not have the data on things and usage patterns that exist outside the Microsoft ecosystem and/or on-premises/private clouds, such as work done within Atlassian stack, ERPs, desktop software and so on.
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> and you're unlikely to keep hitting "this is green" several times in a row

I did. Because it was green!
The Misery Bomb
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Interested about the Rust position, I am from Bangladesh, I have been working with US clients on US timezones. So, timezone is not much of an issue. Is that Okay?
Moreso when it's not tripped up by "1 sheeps" or "1 diagnoses".
The price and the dashboard are a great start :)
Well, one of the reasons why institutions are free to charge so much in the first place is because student loans are so hard to get discharged. Normal loans get discharged in bankruptcy. Student loans don’t.
A year or two after that I had an M4 that after a certain period of uptime would just stop responding to commands, thus acting like a dead drive until power cycled (a reboot was not enough). There was of course a fw update available and it did fix it, although I don't recall it being listed in the changelog.
I was with you right up until you said you didn't like Windows Defender sending a file to Microsoft.

I want my file system to have metadata that (along with things like name, last edited, checksum, etc...) puts all files into one of three buckets:

1. Pre-installed

2. User generated

3. External sources (e.g. Downloaded, transferred from network, transferred from device)

If a file from an external source becomes executable then starts affecting my pre-installed/user-generated files and it's checksum isn't already on microsoft's whitelist, then I want microsoft to quarantine that executable and look inside it to figure out what the heck it's doing to my computer.

Consider this:

No one is uploading your personal files, they don't do anything and trying to look into them wouldn't help anyone avoid viruses.

Only executables are worth looking at.

Every single executable that was generated from an external source has been checked by microsoft. That is how microsoft, apple, google, and every anti-virus provider out there gets new virus definitions added to their virus lists.

If those executables weren't sent, then every single virus definition would be empty.