skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
A similar thing happened when the media learned about Ozempic (semaglutide) a while ago. Multiple progressive outlets, especially the Guardian, published articles stating the drug was overhyped, playing down its value, citing overweight women from "fat studies" academia (basically activists against the stigma of being overweight saying that being overweight itself is not the problem), emphasizing all its downsides etc. Of course they couldn't stop the hype, because the drug actually works.

Yet another example: In early 2020, for a few weeks many news sites claimed that face masks don't help against coronavirus transmission because there was "no evidence" that they did. Of course this wasn't true (the evidence was just limited, and the protection wasn't optimal), and they changed their tone quickly once multiple non-Asian countries started to introduce mask mandates for visiting public places.
>What's the problem you see with an interpreted language?

Keeping the package up to date for odd systems like Illumos and BSDs. Most interpreted languages require a whole ecosystem and modules just to install. The one exception is shell script because it usually comes out of the box, but each of those platforms also has a different version too. That's why I'd prefer something statically compiled, which is typically antithetical to interpreted languages.

Comtrya seems like a cool solution, has BSD support, but it's in very early stages: https://comtrya.dev/introduction.html

Remco also looks good, although it's also more complex: https://github.com/HeavyHorst/remco

NSH seems like an awesome solution, but it's only for OpenBSD: https://github.com/yellowman/nsh
I've read the thread and have been very familiar for decades with these debates.

There are two separate questions:

1) Has USA manufacturing increased or declined in its output (measured in things, not $)?

2) If output has declined in terms of things, is this ok because of comparative advantage? Is this ok because the US mains a competitive edge in the highest value most technically advanced products?

As for 1), you say "The net result is that US manufacturing output in real dollars has increased 4x, in the past 70 years." Are you familiar with the term "researcher degrees of freedom"? "manufacturing output in real dollars" is an impossibly complicated statistical construct with infinite researcher degrees of freedom. There are infinite opportunities for "Getting Eulered" https://slatestarcodex.com/2014/08/10/getting-eulered/ That is why I insist on starting with the most straight-forward numbers -- how many cars? How much steel? And then layering on adjustments on top of that. If steel is down but it is compensated by some other high value product being up, OK, but show me the calculation, show me the work. Otherwise your argument boils down to "Trust the US government's impenetrable statistical calculations, we are getting richer comrade"

As for 2), when I first heard that argument from the most prestigious and credentialed economists twenty-five years ago, my toys and clothes said "Made in China" while advanced technical products like my computer motherboard was made in the USA. Now it's OK that the motherboards are all made abroad and because the most technically sophisticated motherboards are made in the USA. Well, it seems to me like the areas where the USA has comparative advantage in making the most technically advanced products is becoming a smaller and smaller every year. Just this year we are made aware of how much Boeing has lost ground to Airbus. Seems to USA is increasingly reliant on low-tech exports like soybeans, or worse, exporting dollar bills. It seems to me like our trade deficit is gaping wide, which means our real export is living off our status as the global reserve currency. Which feels nice until ones military might is no longer able to support that status (see 16th century Spain). Seems to me that the US is losing ground on military relevant manufacturing -- particularly drones but also steel, ships, etc. And without that, it will not be able to maintain its status as reserve currency in the long run.
It's sounds like you're looking for a collaborative IDE?

You can find that functionality in VS Code, Jetbrains Fleet (and their other full-fat IDEs), Zed Editor, etc.
Probably using it wrong if complaining about AMQP queue scale limits...

Perhaps people are still thinking in single point of ingress design paradigms. Admittedly RabbitMQ can be a pain to administer for Juniors, but then again so are the other options. =3
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> You need functional KYC with a high degree of certainty that every participant in the discussion is human and culpable

This would actively lower the freedom of expression. There are opinions people hold that they're only comfortable sharing when they know it won't come back to them in real life, as holding such opinions can be dangerous. These people should still be allowed to share their views and discuss with others that disagree with them/they disagree with. This could be one of the only ways for them to even challenge their own world view.

If you're optimizing freedom of expression, then anonymity is a requirement.
"home solar energy systems exploded in several areas of Beirut"

Sounds more like the battery exploded, not the panel. That would be a weird and difficult attack vector.
If the Israelis are as careful as they were with Stuxnet there might be a permanent kill switch baked into the implementation to prevent being triggered in the future. Without an initiating event, the type of explosive believed to be used here is very stable with respect to normal kinetic shocks or heat.
The NHS? Are you referring to the UK national health service? They are not mentioned at all in the history of mRNA vaccines... https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-021-02483-w
The whole concurrency agenda with local reasoning sounds great in theory but in practice becomes such a pain in the ass for projects that has existed for years.

Maybe our current app has unknown data race bugs, maybe not... with a crash free session percentage of 99.80% and hundreds of thousand monthly users, it's not something I consider a big enough problem, to the point where more friction to the language should be added to maybe fix it.
And if Israel can physically plant explosives in its enemies' electronic devices, can you imagine what it does to those whose support it needs, namely US politicians?
Once the US doesn't depend on Taiwan anymore, will they give up protecting and China will conquer it?
Don't forget Salesforce!
not 7 digits. But I observe some 7 digit people. They do well pretending being busy though, but it is not relevant to value they deliver.
> Where does our next generation of skilled labor come from?

I don't really want to talk to you because you're being deliberately abrasive. But I will leave you with one answer.

Your question presupposes that all the other areas of the economy that have eclipsed still-growing manufacturing do not produce "skilled" labor. I do not think this is a valid assumption.
Agreed. I ran a log ingestion infra 8 years ago doing 20k msg/s sustained on RabbitMQ ... back then we went through a lot of instabilities though they settled over time with new releases. Great times. Besides a quality product the development/release process was very professional and mature.

The biggest issue back then was finding a quality client implementation for the language you were using. Not sure what the status of that is these days.
If you renounce your citizenship to avoid taxes, you are barred from ever entering the US or its territories again. Take one quick look at the EEZ of the US and tell me if you are OK with never traveling through those places again.
>Some entities (like the EU) only considers the paramilitary arm of Hezbollah as a terrorist group, while the rest is a proper political organization.

And that decision is much more political than it is legal or rational. Imagine arguing that ISIS officials are off-limits because they're "not paramilitary".

Hezbollah's occupation & control of southern Lebanon is against international law in the first place, but nobody actually wants to deal with that problem. I've never seen a comment that criticizes Hezbollah violations of UN Resolution 1701 the way that people criticize Israel.
Bryan Cantrill's rant about Oracle for those who haven't seen it:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-zRN7XLCRhc&t=2047s

> There has been no entity in human history with less complexity or nuance to it than Oracle. [...] This company is about one man, his ego, and what he wants to inflict on humanity. That's it.
A lot of the time the EOL hardware is exactly the same as the supported hardware. The software just needs to be supported for longer. For example the 2014 and 2015 mac book pro, same CPU, same motherboard, etc and yet the 2014 is EOL a year earlier.
Sounds to me like they need to disarm, then.

Same with Hamas, really. At this point anything either organization does basically violates the "just war" (oxymoron, I know) tenant of only attacking an enemy when you believe you have a reasonable chance of success.
How else do you expect Larry to afford control over surveillance state?
IF you go to a body shop to get a dent pulled, you will receive one quote. If you tell them insurance is paying you will receive a second, much higher, quote.

The dealer will say it's because the insurance company is such a hassle to deal with that they have to dedicate employee time to jumping through hoops to get paid. The insurance company will say the quote is higher because the dealer sees the insurance company as a big bag of money and if the insurance company doesn't ride them then prices of insurance will go up.

Dealing with government is this times a thousand.
The real reason people don't use it is because they don't know about it or understand it. Then they apply the "it doesn't scale" retroactively.

You have to read a lot of docs or you WILL hold RabbitMQ wrong.
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Sure I am. You cannot deny me service because I refused to consent to surveillance capitalism nonsense. It's literally written in the laws. And that's the way it should be. It should be illegal for them to punish people in any way whatsoever for exercising their rights.

Charge people money up front if you require payment. My attention and personal information are not currencies to pay for services with.
And by the way the cost reductions that the guy above was talking about and other things were all in progress. And there was plenty of capital to invest.

What happened was the MBA crew took it right out of the fucking company, gutted the rest and we have a a shell of what we had before today.
I sort of suspected that adding parameters was not the end of the story. My experience with this was just "make it work with papermill", so the notebooks I tested with were nice and self contained.

Although it does seem like packaging dependencies and handling parameters are separate problems, so I'm not sure if papermill is to be blamed for the fact that most notebooks are not ready to be handled like a black box, even after they're parameter-ready. Something like jupyenv is needed also.
and I applied to LLMs here: https://www.latent.space/p/nov-2023
No problem at all! I haven't been by my desktop the last couple days but I do want to test it. I hope that's already how it works, that would make more sense to me than blocking all custom font loading (though that does have its purposes).
This is a strawman. US politicians are not at war with Israel, and do not use specifically distributed devices for military ops and communication against them.

This has nothing at all do with politics.
The pandemic was part of it, but a lot of the shortages were related to the trade war started by Trump and the failure of the US collaborate with public health authorities in China to stop the pandemic sooner.

From the perspective of Trump, those shortages were a good thing because they forced US firms to find other inputs and to resent China and feel suspicious of relationships they had depended on for years.

A friend of mine whose company ultimately failed due to the tariff-induced shortages watched his 90% US-based manufacturing business go under after it couldn't keep up with lower-cost Chinese-manufactured goods -- Chinese manufacturers got all the parts cheaper with no tariffs so their resulting BOM cost was a lot lower. All because he did most of it in the US and relied upon a small number of Chinese manufactured parts.

Lesson learned. Now he isn't even in business anymore so there are fewer voices to complain about the tariffs.
I made this social video downloader site
All the other sites that do this seem to be full of malware, popunders, spam and other annoying stuff.

I might throw ads on it one day, but it took me 2 hours to build it, and it runs clean.

Any advice for features? Was thinking of linking it to a crop/cut thing.
yep! ratatui has the Table widget: https://docs.rs/ratatui/latest/ratatui/widgets/struct.Table....
Many moons ago Twitter used to have RSS (Atom?) feeds for each user so you could use any old news aggregator to keep up to date.
maybe it's a skill issue on my part.

Can you tell me how to have a default global resolver with resolvd and network manager?

Should be pretty straightforward right?

It's a pretty basic task.

I looked all through the Man pages and couldn't find a way to do it with network manager.
It does poison the article, when someone is talking about subject X, and then they feel the need to insert their political opinion about person Y and that dont' like that Z is left-wing/right-wing. It makes them seem not at all objective, and calls into doubt what else they are not being objective about in their article.
To be fair I be fair I’ve seen many articles and source materials on the debate and most of it is based on an understanding of the current state of the science, which is available from primary sources and not just random substacks and blogs. I would feel totally comfortable writing one of these articles on Lumina myself without citing anything but primary research, which this article does do, and not citing anyone of the secondary sources of opinion I might have read along the way.
Aren't we talking about self-hosting, tinkering with your software for fun and hobby instead of going the SaaS way? Arguing about WG instead of TS in this context is perfectly fine
Importing code paths that are never executed in a service is a security risk at best, a development/management nightmare on average, or an application crippling architectural decision at worst, especially when working with large monoliths. That is not a smart trade off - I would not recommend this pattern unless the cost to break off is so exorbitant that this would be your only choice.
> An unknown exploit that causes your battery to overheat in just the right circumstance (active sensory conditions met), not inconscievable.

It's not inconceivable, but it is extraordinarily unlikely (and even harder to engineer). Even in critical conditions, batteries are extremely unlikely to actually explode. Burst into flames, sure, if there's physical damage or the battery protection circuitry was bypassed. Explode? Not really.
Tell me specificly which niche that Samsung focuses on:
>Product: Clothing, automotive, chemicals, consumer electronics, electronic components, medical equipment, semiconductors, solid-state drives, DRAM, flash memory, ships, telecommunications equipment, home appliances
>Services: Advertising, construction, entertainment, financial services, hospitality, information and communications technology, medical and health care services, retail, shipbuilding, semiconductor foundry

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

Samsung is also very closely tied to the Korean government.

>I think if you start to deep dive into the industries that left, you'll find the reasons were often more complicated than simple labor costs

Care to share any of the reasons?

Here are reasons that I know about; EPA regulations, OSHA regulations, their supply base relocating.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/stevedenning/2011/08/17/why-ama...

Don't get me wrong though, we shouldn't roll back our regulations but we should however ensure that what we buy is manufactured in that same conditions that we would demand at home.
Wrong domain in the post, crowdave when it should be crowdwave
> I remember when Digg crashed and burned because they got caught censoring speech. Everyone moved over to Reddit because it was all about free speech.

I think you misremember what happened. I was quite young (internet-time-spent wise) when it went down, but I seem to remember the mass-migration to reddit happened when digg re-designed their website (to version 4) and it ended up crashing a lot, tons of bugs and removed features people were actively using.
Tahoma may be the HN font but for me Verdana is and forever will be “the Encarta font.”
The main issue I see is that it's impossible to know how hot a pan surface is, and food cooks very differently at the same temperature depending on things like moisture content. So how on earth do you know whether it's at high temperature?
Your logic, perception and judgement are all flawed. You merely looked at a familiar phrase in the title and immediately jumped to a conclusion with negative connotations. That's on you. You have no idea about the book, have read no summary/review of it and hence do not have a clue about it and yet are trying to justify your "judgement"?. The book is published by well-known publishers who would have cleared its title to make sure that there are no legal violations (i.e. underhanded schemes) which could get them into trouble. So on that count also your "judgement" fails.

I am advising you to browse/read the book because we (I and a few others in this thread) have browsed/read the book and found it worthwhile (if you are interested in the domain in the first place, of course).

I have seen some silly arguments in my time but you take the cake on "judging a book by its cover" to a whole new absurd level.
>Israel loses if it kills it's enemies. That's your logic?

huh? No not at all

Saying that those 2k+ injured Hammas are going to spend time recovering and when they're back they're going to be even more motivated to harm Israel.

Would have been better to do nothing. Or to kill them. But nothing in between.
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The explosives in the pagers were purportedly almost undetectable by any scanner. They could grind up a pager and do residue tests but now you don't have a pager.
yes, unfortunately https://www.latent.space/p/nov-2023
nope i love everyone
RabbiMQ also graciously maintains a very nice Erlang repository for Debian.

Reminds me, I'll have to check if they have a working donation link someplace. =3
@vinnymac, Thanks for the feedback

1) Additional devices (not to mention Windows support) is high on our todo list. We have some ideas on how do it in a privacy safe way. Our plan is to pick that up once we know the baseline search experience works well for people.
2) Interface to onboard other platforms - great idea! Out of curiosity, what other platforms/services would you personally want to see added?
Likely that they conflated it with this video of Bill Gates guessing grocery prices on the Ellen show: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ad_higXixRA
We worship deer and they find ways to thank us
https://x.com/krzyzanowskim/status/1818881302394814717
This past year they didn't do stock refreshers for most employees due to the rise in stock price. They calculate your total comp with an assumed 15% YoY increase in the stock price, and if it goes up more than that they decrease stock awards to keep you within the expected band.

I was rated TT this year and got <2.5% base increase and no stock, though I'm still under 2 years so I have vesting through 2026. It still feels shitty though, and part of why I'm looking to leave sooner rather than later.
Just because you don't know of legitimate uses of a walkie doesn't mean they don't exist. A walkie can work independent of a cell phone network, which makes it uniquely useful for numerous applications. Not everyone can afford a cell phone bill.
I honestly don't know what to think of this time. On one hand it's sad in principle to see Reddit and Twitter lock down to the point they have.

But on the other hand they'd both already become cesspools by that time, and I was still visiting them daily. And now I've quit them both which is a good thing.
>it's impossible to know how hot a pan surface

Just point an IR thermometer at it. They're cheap and useful for cooking even if you're not using non-stick.
Hey I marked the snark. I guess I don't want to talk to you either if you can't handle a little real discussion.

And that helps nobody, yourself-included. There's nothing on this thread that you should turn your back away from. There's nothing on this thread that should even hurt!

And finally, I'll always talk to the other people. Keeping that door open is the only way we get progress. Just consider that for the future.

What's your calling abrasive is passion. I actually do really give a shit. Consider that too.
100% agree. Never compromise on what is part of your character build. It's not about them, it's all about you, your mental health, and your career trajectory.
Users should just get off this continued tragedy and API access wouldn't be an issue
I have a VPS configured for BGP peering, using my own ASN, tunneling an IPv4 block and a couple of IPv6 blocks back to my home network over a wireguard tunnel. These wind up on their own VLANs, exposing a few VMs directly to the Internet.

It took a bit of time to set this up (and I fortunately had the V4 block already registered from back in the 90's.) I also had experience with BGP from previous jobs at early ISPs, which helped. Proxying is easier.
Download koboldcpp and llama3.1 gguf weights, use it with the llama3 completions adapter.

Edit the 'background.js' file in the extension and replace the openAI endpoint with

'http://your.local.ip.addr:5001/v1/chat/completions'

Set anything you want as an API key. Now you have a truly local version.

* https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp/releases

* https://huggingface.co/bartowski/Meta-Llama-3.1-8B-Instruct-...

* https://github.com/LostRuins/koboldcpp/blob/concedo/kcpp_ada...
It's at:

https://www.crowdwave.com
Want to sell a device ? Deposit the software in escrow, released one year after the firm stops supporting the device !
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Yes PYREX but not pyrex [0]. In my experience pyrex is significantly lower quality and of course material.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pyrex
Besides the obvious examples of gathering a nice database to use for genocidal purposes... (sure lot's of idiots like to say that's overblown or not really a worry, while being alive in a world where there are on-going 'ethnic cleansing' campaigns).

There's also things like - the terms of service include the boilerplate "these terms are subject to change at any time", and I don't want those terms to suddenly change to "we will provide your PII to all insurance companies proactively in exchange for a kickback every time they are able to use it to reject a claim".

I already get hassled by the law somewhat frequently because my house used to be the residence of a criminal (2 owners ago it was used as a rental and that owner evicted said criminal). I don't want to add getting hassled by a bunch of people who came in below the max IQ requirements over someone I've never met because they're from "that side" of the family.
Tried it (used gibberish email address). It answers immediately/instantly/while you are still talking. But those are just filler sentences (cached answers?). Actual thing that you asked for is answered much later down the line, if it doesn't get stuck in a loop.
My grandma grew up in Soviet Kyiv, she told me kids they would break thermometers and play with the mercury