skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I don't think you're wrong. I think we have different priorities.

And we obviously have different expectations of what should happen if the code of a certain commit is run.
No.

Does Midjourney output look like an average human drawing?

Obviously, OpenAI knows how to train a classifier...
How could a bot/human steal the funds without knowing the private key?

Edit: typo
> You could say that about literally any shady business.

Right, and where is the problem with that again?
Yes and that it happens on cesspool platforms like reddit I can live with. However this is the new norm on HN of all places and it's really concerning. You'll get flagged even for mentioning that coordinated flagging exists on HN.
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You should see what the major players (especially MS) do to iCalendar. The standard has been around since at least 2009, with the last update in 2016, but none of the major players implements the standard correctly, and most utterly fail on VTODO, I suspect on purpose because to-do lists are actually useful.

I can't decide whether the failure to implement iCalendar and OFX standards properly are examples of incompetence or malice, but I suspect the latter with an eye to vendor or bank lock-in.
TECO (and thus Emacs) supported a commands like "read page" which turned into movement by page in Emacs, which is why ^L shows up in Emacs Lisp (and sometimes similar vintage code)
That's illegal. Refrigerant from old A/C units must be collected and disposed of safely, typically through high temperature combustion.

This does release greenhouse gasses, but just normal CO2 not the extremely potent gases originally present.
No, that's a stretch and even from that how do you get to that conclusion?
I think you're clearly trying to brush off my comment.

I assume you're of the opinion humans are special.
How does he describe Lumper?

My current 50's diafilmy-crush is Anya Zagolina: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tF3V0Uiof5s&t=2851s

She had a slow machine
She kept her motor clean

(her tractor there is a Kirovets, but which model?)

Lagniappe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vU2miApn-Ww
Using sophisticated words doesn't make your thoughts sophisticated. Sophisticated thoughts make your words sophisticated.

You learn a wide vocabulary so you know how many words of the right kind to say.

Or in other words: A dumb man knows nothing, a smart man knows everything, a wise man knows he knows nothing.
the "daily" part is what kills me, specially because saying "no updates" feels super bad, like you are slacking-off.

i would be totally fine with twice a week (mondays so we can sync up and see what's being done throughout the week) and maybe fridays.

as a tech lead that has to lead standups daily, it's frustrating.
Yes, that's right. Since CPUs abstract away the bit ordering, it only starts to matter when dealing with bit-oriented communications. And since it is abstracted away, there's no real benefit to be gained by BE or LE at the bit-level.
This.

The guy's reddit profile consists of self-plugging his own products in comments (that are mostly deleted by now)
Supported by both gcc and clang, so portable enough for most people. I also like glib's cleanup attribute wrappers: https://docs.gtk.org/glib/auto-cleanup.html.
ref: https://wiki.p2pfoundation.net/Arthur_Brock_Against_the_Cons...
To your point about first impressions, I appreciate hearing a similar outlook about such circumstances.

I have pretty severe scarring from a thing I am afflicted with, and it's very noticeable. I will often cover them up for the first few months. I am not shy about them at all, I do everything else with them visible. Shopping, gym, out with friends etc. But I gain nothing from that in the workplace, and stand to lose face in certain scenarios in the early phases.

Dating is different, all visible, all cards out on the table. If that detail about me would cause issues for them I'd like to know ASAP.

Concur regarding the bike, it's as good as a nootropic.
What's wrong with being shady? Morals are a meme
Not gifted in anyway. But check my profile and follow the link, to see if what I have written catches your attention.

(p.s: I won't bother with my ACE score - seems like an indulgence in self pity )
"html_elements_cant_self_close" is not a very clear error.
Yes, now it is clear what does it mean, and it would be great if other users should not start a new HN-discussion to receive clear explanations when it can be explained directly on "html_elements_cant_self_close" tooltip. We can polish text, decide to mention XHTML or not, but the error message should be more informative.
Well you still can upgrade the RAM on an Intel Macbook (not sure about M1+) and the SSD on all of them. It does require a hot air station and some skills though. Having done that stuff for years it doesn't bother me but it's an obvious barrier to anyone who hasn't done anything like it.

Not that I've had to upgrade a machine for about 10 years and never had one fail on me.
They act that way because anyone who didn’t got fired, and those that did got promoted. So either the ‘smart ones’ started doing it, or the ‘dumb ones’ all got removed.

Either way, the effect tends to be the same.

The fish rots from the head.

But you’re still cashing their paychecks right?
> in the context of gaming on Platform X, the games made for Platform X matter, it is irrelevant how many games from Platform Y, Platform W, Platform Whatever, Platform X can emulatate/translate, those games were not designed, or developed with Platform X in mind to start with.

Irrelevant according to who? Do you even play games? Because gamers don't care at all, and that's why emulators are so popular and why they are chased by console vendors who want to maintain their exclusivity. In practice all that matters to gamers is whether or not a game is able to run properly on the device they already have, everything else is frivolous.

> What Apple cares about is iDevices gaming

And Linus Torvalds doesn't care about gaming on Linux at all, and neither do distro vendors, so what?

The only people who care about games running on Linux are Valve and gamers, and we're both really happy to see that we eventually have games on Linux. That it doesn't meet the bar for your own personal idea of what “games on Linux” means isn't blocking Valve's profit or players enjoyment of the current situation.
The pdf is fine nothing really sensational. Some good advise for video creators and how to commit to succeed at their company. Written in what you need to invest not what you need to sacrifice. The bar is high which is fine tho. For example he wants one to work on 3 different projects on a workday instead of 1 project for 3 workdays.

I watched one video of MrBeast in the past and the pdf explains well why I actually watched it to the end. I do dislike these kind of videos and don’t watch them but success is success and he does things right. One of his rules which is kind of neat is that the clickbait title and thumbnail needs to deliver on the promise - which is a great concept considering over 97% clickbait isn’t.
One of the problems I have had when working with protobuf is that it is not favored by the Apache ecosystem. Apache is built around Avro instead.

So support for protobuf in Apache frameworks like for example Flink and Iceberg is always late. In some cases way too late.

Another problem is around null values. I don't have time to do the full investigation, but I remember a regression in proto3 caused us to not know whether a field was missing because it was 0 or if it was missing because it was null. Someone else may recognize it. Or possibly we misunderstood something, I don't have the full details as of now.
> Can you point to the parts of the document, or other resources about Mr. Beast,
> that warrant a comparison with tobacco companies?

The part where the GP says "Lot of people critiquing this, but you can't deny the success." invites counterexamples of companies that are successful but still deserving of critique.
Do they get a massive discount on domain, or why are they so wasteful with them?
Normalize 3 week sprints. Enables the team to do what they need to do. Less planning overhead. Enables the product manager to be more forward-looking and spend more time focused on customers/ market research.
Or just replace useless stop signs with give ways.
And a list of people doing nothing together with you.
The term" Stockholm Syndrome" was probably created during this event, but that does not prevent the fact that the syndrome in itself might have be encountered and noticed before even without a clear name.

Maybe this psychiatrist had a "bias" regarding the behavior of the woman regarding his past experience.

In my opinion, there is really a Stockholm Syndrome even if it is probably not clearly definable and with variable geometry depending on the case. For example, in the corporate world, it is quite common to have employees being abused with them supporting their manager/hierarchy on the based opinion that their manager are doing that for the good of the company and so also for the good of the person.
Multiple attacks forces CISA to issue an upgrade or remove EOL Ivanti appliance
It matters because the original claims I was responding to was that Apples iPhone battery designs are accelerating their path to e-waste relative to a world where these cheaper easily replaced batteries were available and that the (or at least a significant) reason Apple chooses this design is to sell more $1k+ new phones instead of selling batteries. For these claims to be true, there must be a significant enough fraction of people who either replace their phone with $1k+ new phones when their old battery dies because for some reason spending $120 on a battery replacement is too much or a significant number of people who would buy/use them second hand, but refuse to because $120 for a battery replacement (or any of the available cheaper options) is too much. And such a significant number that they are actively moving the needle on the number of new iPhones sold and the speed at which otherwise wanted iPhones are being sent to the trash.
What Happens If China Stops Trying to Save the World?
Will TikTok Be Banned in January? That Question Is Headed to Court
His section on monitoring your information diet is generally applicable to many fields.

If you want to be expert in X, consume content in X (in addition to the deliberate practice and focus on the craft of X).
A well-meaning but frustrated parent might try that move in the moment but not consider what it could mean from their child's perspective. "My parent could leave me" should never be a potential consequence for misbehaving.

They're probably more aware of it because of worse things they've endured like it. A severe example is kicking your kid out of the car and driving off without them. Or packing them a bag and forcing them out of the apartment.
>I'd be curious if this advice would scale to genuinely deep content.

For sale: Baby shoes, never worn.

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This is offset by the amount of fossil power you replaced in Kansas by selling the clean power you purchased there. The net emissions are zero.
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Sophisticated structures made of simple words can work wonders. Be sure not to overdo it.
A quick search says average cars consume ~25% more gas with AC, making it somewhat high.

Tons of websites say this but in my own testing during my commute the difference is almost unnoticeable, let alone a full 25%.
You can run your own node and then mine the transaction into the block or use private pools.

Look up MEV
Yes, that's an important point, and so does many society's idea of what constitutes: 'successful', 'leadership' and many other things.

Society = https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=X2xlQaimsGg
A simplified implementation of TypeScript's type system written in TypeScript's
They make money in ways that others would find morally reprehensible. The tobacco industry makes its money off of addictive substances that kill millions per year, and Donaldson makes content for entertainment that literally tortures people in the sense of being a violation of the geneva convention. In both cases they're highly efficient operations that make a lot of money, but whether or not you would call it a success story depends on your definition of success. If your definition of successful is "makes money", then the tobacco industry, Donaldson, fentanyl dealers, etc are indeed successful. If your definition is "the world is a better place for its existence", then not so much.

Regarding sources: if you're genuinely interested and not just being argumentative for argument's sake, you're capable of googling "MrBeast geneva convention" and following the sources from there.
I was hoping that it would crash over the 900 seconds but it still worked.
> Also that's a dumb analogy. Here's a better one: A knife that breaks 20% of the time when you try to cut pork, because you didn't buy a separate pork-cutting knife.

Excel doesn’t break 20% of the time. It rarely breaks. I think you’re assuming that genetics is more worthwhile than the millions of other uses. Think about how widely it’s used and your analogy doesn’t work very well.
What were the main difficulties?
They’re there. Hidden somewhere. I watched some of them. But you need to search for them. Like there is quality food I prepared for my workday today. But I must actively work on that and not take offered junk food.
In other words, anyone else with access to the same computing power, and part of the conspiracy
Comments here are more about ranting about their negative opinions on Mr Beast and YouTube, instead of actually analysing this extremely interesting document and seeing what we can learn from it.
If someone solves Puzzle #72 before #67 it would be quite impressive ;-)
There’s a difference between making something needlessly complicated and just using meaningful words for the task at hand. The difference between someone who writes eloquently and someone who just writes well, one might say.
How is this "block lattice" secured?
Ask HN: Why Is Hetzner's Identity Verification So Complicated?
I decided to switch from DigitalOcean to Hetzner to save some cash.

I thought it’d be straightforward, but I'm now stuck in an endless loop of identity verification.

Two failed attempts later, I’ve had to email support and wait. This process is starting to feel unnecessarily complicated.

Has anyone else faced similar issues with Hetzner?

Is this standard for new users, or am I missing something?

Would appreciate any insights or tips from the HN community!
An algorithm for fair distribution of GPU's :-)
Ask HN: Balance between open source core vs. monetization
Do you have any recommendations on finding the right balance between features available in the open source core vs a paid version.
I find it hard to create enough features in the open source core so that it gets people to use it, but also keeping some good enough stuff so that you can have a business model.
In my experience, waterfall forces business to think more about the project and plan accordingly. They have to think about how this feature interacts with this other feature. Business also usually has a better understanding of how the software will work because of the planning phase.

In my experience, with 2 week sprints, the business doesn't really have to think about anything outside of bite sized chunks or even how those bite sized chunks affect later bite sized chunks. They can make a snap decision without thinking about it because it can be rectified in the next sprint. Almost no-one has a "big picture," view of the software.

Before agile, we essentially did 4 releases a month (this was back on the burn a CD days), 2 major releases and 2 minor patch releases. It worked really well and we didn't get the burnout as much by sprinting a marathon. With sprints, I always feel burned out. No sense of accomplishment, no letup, working hard just gets you more work. It's like laying bricks one at a time on a wall with unlimited length.
I think you're describing Bitcoin Cash, but AFAIK it's worth less than original BTC. What you're not considering is the brand value of BTC being the first and most famous crypto currency.
I think the Smart Soldering Iron Pinecil is better, but some features are really cool, like the soldering iron cap.
Sbf is just an example of people who failed. Contrary, Musk or Sackler family are good examples of people who succeeded. Do you want to talk about their questionable ethics and how it made them extremely rich?
I'm in Gloucester as well and had no idea.
I've been using ledger (ledger-cli) from the moment I first became self employed (almost twenty years ago). While far from perfect, I'm very happy about it. It's nice that everything is in plain text, which means that I can script things, read everything in VIM, and easily extract data. For one of my two current companies, the ledger file is 2MB of plain text and contains the transactions from 2016 onwards.

While I personally didn't find much value in lots of different "accounts" (categories), it's still been indispensable in keeping track of everything.

Learning double-entry bookkeeping (which tools like ledger use) was really fun (and not that hard in hindsight) and probably a skill that is useful for the rest of my life.
I recommend to everyone to take their 12 words, write em 3 times on a piece of paper, cut it into 9 pieces and hide them in places only you’d know
Brilliant. Reminds me of https://github.com/kelseyhightower/nocode but for general public.

Sometimes to get an idea of something you should simply stop thinking.
Is going through MathAcademy as an adult done for the sake of learning? Is it done as a hobby? What benefits are there for someone who may not be in a math related field to go through MathAcademy?
Lots of people say the fingerprint reader should work out of the box on Ubuntu, but I also never got it to work!
Ok there is one good explanation for this case that I found in another comment here [0]: the person who found the private key made a transaction moving only part of the full reward, but in doing so exposed the full public key. A was monitoring the puzzle address for activity, picked up the public key, used it to crack the private key quickly and moved the rest of the funds.

Fascinating that the original cracker wouldn't know these details about Bitcoin transactions.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=mrb
so are fruit trees grown on plastic-grass gardens and crops watered with plastic hoses (all of them, I guess) damaging our health?
Database Indexes and Phone Books
I think you overestimate the capabilities of LLMs.

Or if you’re confident they’re capable of that, you could try building it yourself.
How does making military vehicles make you qualified to build vehicles that drive in urban areas? These vehicles need to be safe for pedestrians, not emit excessive noise, exhaust etc. All these things are irrelevant for the military.
Your classmate could be an AI student at this Michigan university
I don't doubt that, and good for you! In a sense, that should be obvious to anyone who's ever been a bit more edgy because they lacked the carbohydrates for the moment ("eat some sugar"), but larger changes will certainly trigger a larger change in body response (hormones, energy levels, mood...).

From the get go, I only challenged the notion that the main issue for people who want to lose weight is the type of the food they eat, but instead, the amount of the food they eat.

It seems like we are arguing past each other though :)
Silly aside: I didn't read the book and was very confused for a long time since I assumed endian meant the specified byte goes last.
> How much time did you find yourself spending on the courses?

> …I couldn't really find a listing of how big the courses are time-wise.

I spent about an hour a day and it projected a course end date of about two months away. (When you commit to an XP daily pace, it estimates the completion date for the course you selected.) Most courses seem to need 30-90+ hours of study, but it will vary by subject and student since the placement test may put you ahead of or behind others.

> Also did you find it doable to keep up with the daily workload?

No. I set an XP daily pace I felt comfortable with (I think 40XP?), saw the projected end date was far further than I had hoped, then increased my daily pace commitment but couldn't match that consistently due in part to the compounding gripes I mentioned in my parent comment and — frankly — my own lack of motivation.

To stick with MathAcademy or any learning program it's better to have strong motivation in the form of a concrete goal you are working towards. I didn't have a strong sense of that — only a much woolier, "I think a stronger maths foundation would unlock more for me as a software engineer", which is the kind of goal that makes quitting too easy.

If I were to subscribe to MA again I'd first clearly define a goal, like being able to write an AI or game engine physics library from scratch (and then also a strong reason why those things feel important to me, like getting a job in the field or whatever). But I've since moved on to learn other things (design, drawing, painting) and find the motivation flowing much more naturally there. Partly that's because the positive feedback loop flows better for me with art than with maths (the progress week-to-week is highly visual!) but also because I'm working toward a more strongly defined goal.
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Ok. I'll bite. Ethics is one aspect of humans that allowed us to survive the jungle and move beyond it.

I take your comment as a joke, but have come to the depressing conclusion that too many impressionable people will not understand it that way. They will think it some nugget of wisdom to revert to being a rat in a jungle.
What about what "this BS" does to morale and motivation? If a manager acknowledges dysfunction, I feel significantly better working for them than one who tries to convince me that everything is fine.
The problem is legitimacy in this case is not keeping logs. That is impossible to prove. The best you can do is human scale things like "how likely is it that Joe is a fed?", which can't be automated.
I think the issue is either that she might accidentally reveal her device, and they are afraid of a leak, or it's a bug, and she is putting too much load on the servers (after the release of o1, the API was occasionally breaking for some reason).