skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think there's some miscommunication as I'm not specifying what kind of competition leads to physical wars other than a generic "unhealthy".

What I'm saying is that with any form of competition people can let it get out of hand and it can break into fights. It's the thing for this to happen in say the work place or in a sports game, but when it is countries, well... it's much worse than a few bruises or broken bones... The bigger the countries the bigger the first...

Or maybe you're asking how it stops war? Well that's kinda been the modern era and if you want to hear the arguments about that look into "long peace". It's not about no wars, but no wars between major countries and that disputes are mainly settled through economic means or proxied through taking sides when conflicts break out between smaller countries. There's a lot of literature about this topic with meaningful arguments on both sides and I'd rather suggest looking at these arguments than tell you my naive opinion. Even my generic response above is in part because I'm not going to claim to be an expert when I'm not
Afaik netflix and Microsoft is remote.
I made an application that scans your resume and ranks applications based off your skills, increasing your odds at landing an internship.

Currently in BETA, but like this post and star the github repo then I will give you the link! Comment your email when done and I will respond as soon as possible :)
That's a bit reductionist.
Who is still finetuning Dreambooth in 2024? I thought they had been entirely replaced by Loras…
Intel, Amazon Partner on Multi-Billion Dollar AI Chip Deal
Intel Corporation has unveiled significant strategic initiatives aimed at strengthening its position in the AI and semiconductor sectors. The company will spin off its foundry services into a new subsidiary, designed to attract external investments and foster growth.
Mini Metro (a minimalist sim game) sounded like this. Every time you built a train line or a passenger got on or off the train, a new pitch would sound, and that was for the most part the soundtrack for the game.
PC Floppy Copy Protection: Electronic Arts Interlock
I agree with most of what the op is saying, but it's not all bad. ChatGPT has transformed the way I use my computer and brought back the excitement I felt in the late '90s. Shopping online and finding the parts I need has never been easier, and shipping back in the '90s and early 2000s was terrible compared to today.

The internet people often complain about is mainly used by casual users who stick to social media platforms like Instagram, TikTok, and Facebook, or by those who use Google for basic searches without knowing how to filter out low-quality content. With ad blockers and some discretion, you'll mostly be fine. Just steer clear of content farms, like those health and beauty sites, and you'll have a much better experience. Wikipedia and YouTube alone have the potential to change lives, and we didn't have access to either in the '90s or early 2000s.

If you're stuck on social media and don't know how to navigate the internet, that's on you. I didn't have the luxury of watching any episode of Star Trek whenever I wanted in the '90s. I still remember when the movie Mimic was released in 1997, and they posted the trailer online. I was so excited to watch a tiny square on a website after waiting almost 30 minutes for it to load. (The resolution was probably less than 200px!) Now, we can stream 4K movies whenever we want. That's true freedom. What we really miss is the time when fewer people were online, and the internet felt like our own special club.
Our FRC robot used mecanum wheels. It even got us to the finals in Atlanta! Team 1848!
See, I am torn on this article. On the one hand, I am probably the target audience. I have much better things to focus on, but I cannot get the idea of having a novel(la) written out of my head. On the other, I have no stories to tell which would not be rather told in a short story/poem form. In short, yes but no but yes.
>It doesn’t take much for an Ai to find out that if it is to complete the tasks that are given it, then its first duty (obviously) is to survive.

Or just have another robot fetch the coffee if the first goes offline? Death and anthropomorphism are clearly the wrong concepts here. His error is to imagine households so poor they won't be able to send another robot to see where the last robot broke down. Fry is really out of touch with the way things and parts of things are tinkered with. Even chatgpt4-o1 CoT is not 1 thing but a system sending another agent to see where the last one went wrong and adjust.

So evolution magically explains self-preservation in AI and is sure to emerge in machines like animals and will alchemize more "self-awareness". Fantastic paradoxical sci-fi storytelling but not convincing at all in the real world.

The facts are AI never had any self-awareness, it doesn't know where it begins or ends, neither the system or its creator can tune into actual evolutionary forces (artificial selection might be a better term for pretending to though it frightens less), and it cannot "lie" or "breach itself" with any sense of agency. The only things that will be breached for the foreseeable future are the pundits' fashionably wrong-headed expectations.
This is awesome! How difficult would this be to plug into Indeed and LinkedIn as a general job seeking hub?
Advertisements, marketing, "streamers" er I mean influencers, and monopolies.
This is cool! I'm a regular user of Cursor (I barely write any code now - just prompt and tab tab tab).

The thing that's really keeping me in Cursor (vs decamping for Zed) is NOT the Cmd K or the sidebar chat. It's actual Cursor's Tab autocomplete model. I've tried many other tab completion models and Cursor Tab blows them out of the water. Supermaven's new release is promising, however.

For the use-case you're solving for (issues with code-privacy), I think something like https://codeium.com/ does already allow for on-prem deployments with enterprise support. I'm trying to think of who would be served well by a fork of VSCode vs Continue.dev or something like a codeium VPS deployment.
Eh I enjoy a constant back and forth, makes me feel at home and nothing is left unsaid. I know at least some of my friends I’ve known for decades would come very close to giving their life for me as would I. You sound like someone that has had a lifetime of acquaintances.
Yes, that work for you on your current system. But using a icns file as the source for setting an icon, the icon (quality) can scale across devices & system versions.
So ultimately it’s more of creating an actual portable icon file.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Apple_Icon_Image_format
“I decided to move to Finland and learn Finnish as an adult”

Amazing move but you’ve not made it very easy for yourself given the huge difficulty in mastering the most mind-bending of European languages. Doubly difficult with the very high English fluency of all the locals. Hope you’re enjoying the Fazer!
Inequality though isn't on/off, and there are degrees. The current existence of inequality isn't a logical dismissal of attempts to prevent it worsening.

And of course, the danger of AI is much greater than just inequality: it is the further reduction of all human beings to cogs in a machine, and that is bad even if we all end up being relatively equal cogs.
That's what we've done. Unfortunately, I realized the sentence reads weirdly. It's meant to say we use hundreds of repositories: close-source projects we own + open-source projects that are vulnerable by design + open source projects. I've updated the language in the post.

Doing so, we've been able to capture a very wide range of vulnerabilities namely in web application vulnerabilities. We've done this across small projects to very large ones too.
macOS 15: the ars technica review
Integrity is about moral vision. Either your moral vision will become moral reality or it will become moral wishfulness. Reality is how you hold your morality accountable as something more than a story you tell yourself.

So on the moral realities of Amazon...
Reminds me of coffeescript. Even though it's no longer in vogue I have fond memories of coffeescript.
Could someone TLDR me what Hexagonal architecture means?

Hexagonal architecture brings order to chaos and flexibility to fragile programs by making it easy to create modular applications where connections to the outside world always adhere to the most important API of all: your business domain.

okay.
Linux user for the past 20 years - I cannot remember the last laptop I had that didn't have multi touch and gestures support. been using mostly ThinkPads & Dells.

I don't know what marketing team created this whole "our trackpad is so different" belief, but they've done a brilliant job!
There's not much integrity in being a sucker.
> I don't feel this is that different from software eng jobs. We A/B test things to death just to get tiny metrics improvements.

Yes, that is also sad.
What I don’t understand is why people tolerate this.
Of course companies will do this and worse if people let them.
Thank you for taking the time to do that. I'm sure if they were alive they would appreciate it. I went ahead and bought a copy and have read a few pages before passing out tonight. I'll read more tomorrow.
If he's really into chaff generation it might be be him. Or a fictional version of him, because your examples don't have to be real if you're posting online under an alias.
Social media also killed web 1.0 community, but, yes mostly google.
Not a fan of the new Apple Intelligence. I don't want gigabytes of code on my machine if that code is generative AI. I'd rather have it optional.
But my point is it's not clear they "want to build" anything. There is no intrinsic goal.
Cool article on how to abstract things in Rust. I must admit, I usually write the "bad rust application".

Total nitpick: For `CreateAuthorError::Duplicate`, I would return a 409 Conflict, not a 422 Unprocessable Entity. When I see a 422 I think utf-8 encoding error or maybe some bad json, not a duplicate key in a database.
Americans Distrust AI-Powered Election Information
People don't think it ain't possible.
Just that it isn't common and there is a sexual tension in the end.
And when you are in a relationship there are insecurities.

Your situation doesn't seem "normal".
Jetbrains isn't open source and this seems to be a fork of vscode, not an extension so there's a bit more control on what's being done here.

Edit : This is only my guess, I have no internal knowledge of Cursor.
Right wing populists do those things too; their disagreement is about how to administer those programs.

That’s part of what facilitated the political rotation where left and right populists formed the Unity Party (Trump, Kennedy, Gabbard, et al), while classic statists such as Cheney and Clinton allied into the Uniparty.
Amazon the shopping website is useful and reliable at least.
Are we near shareholders dividends or CEO bonus and we need people to quit without paying severance? My last company did the same announcement, I acted like I didn't receive anything, instead of quitting, eventually after 8 months of "Oh didn't get it", they terminated me with severance
Supermaven[1] has addons for vscode as well for jetbrains (and neovim). And it is so good that I quickly decided for their paid plan

[1] https://supermaven.com/
Maybe we should rethink our strategy of making college more expensive and less accessible.
Polymer versus cotton + dyes. US currency has a unique smell to my human nose, even.
"I figured that if we were going to use a language, we’d better use it properly, and respectfully. The Maoris didn’t see it that way of course, and it cost Lego quite a bit of money in ‘cultural compensation’."

I mean fair enough, that is the way it happened, but I find it bizarre that it can be considered a "cultural attack" by... using the language?

There is this weird phenomenon where there ends up being no safe way to reference a foreign culture, Every possible method becomes "cultural appropriation" or "racism". I understand people wanting to protect their culture but weird because it is self defeating. The only safe move is to avoid mentioning the culture at all, effectively forgeting about them.
That's great for you. But the average full time author of books in the UK earned below minimum wage a few years ago, and that's fairly typical for developed countries. It's a profession that very heavily skews towards a tiny proportion of top earners.
They didn't say floats, and the sum of a set of floats is not uniquely defined as a float for the rain you stated, at least not without specifying a rounding mode. Most people use "round to whatever my naïve code happens to do" which has many correct answers. To add up a set of floats with only the usual 0.5ULP imprecision, yes, isn't trivial.
Well here's the take from the Author itself: https://alistair.cockburn.us/hexagonal-architecture/
It's not the typical experience for traditionally published writers either.
> by the time

China's population is rapidly aging and forecast to shrink by 1/3 by the end of the century. This is the primary reason why I think they might not overtake the US.
Not too hard. The jobs themselves are webscraped from JobRight, so jobs could just be imported from LinkedIn and Indeed as well!
Where does the Rust '\n' character come from?
Try out the Claude dev vscode extension. It's much better than Continue in my experience.
Frida Android Helper Tool
JetBrains + CoPilot integration is pretty good.
That's an interesting connection that, to be honest, I don't think played a great role in being opposed to further European colonisation and|or influence in the New World.

I see it more as the beginnings of US regional Hegemony and notable for two things, how it began and future attitudes to world affairs.

In the beginning (from the wikipedia link):

Great Britain shared the general objective of the Monroe Doctrine, and even wanted to declare a joint statement to keep other European powers from further colonizing the New World. The British feared their trade with the New World would be harmed if the other European powers further colonized it. In fact, for many years after the doctrine took effect, Britain, through the Royal Navy, was the sole nation enforcing it, the U.S. lacking sufficient naval capability.

This is a reality of just how intertwined the actual USofA and the actual Great Britain were, despite that whole little hiccup with "Independence".

In real politik the thirteen colonies were business investment startups by British Venture Capitalists who retained contacts, contracts, and business ties after reducing the meddling abilities of that pesky king in finnancial arrangements.

The now independent colonies and new independent nation remaind largely Anglophile while the old order saw no conflict of interest in the use of their navy in the defence of mutual interest.
That's total projection I'm afraid. I think you're assuming that, if I have an experience in any way dissimilar, I must not have friends? I'm just guessing because this is a non sequitur. Thankfully, that's not the case.

To be clear, it's exceedingly rare that I've had to kick people out of my life. And if you say that you and your friends engage in mutual banter, then I believe it. I've enjoyed some banter in my time.

It's not clear to me if you're saying there's a pattern in your life of friends becoming "too sensitive," but if there is, I do think that's something to interrogate.
Boeing could take notes /s
I respect these developers spending months and months to do something really not necessary and just for fun. I doubt they would make millions selling this so it is purely for their entertainment. I hope to find a hobby project to dedicate myself like these people one day.
Of course they're best positioned to figure it out. The question is whether it's a good use of anyone's time to figure out such things, or whether we have a good society if it's one where people think that is a good use of their time. I am best positioned to pick my own nose but I don't think that means there needs to be a manual on how to do so.
Okay, and when your feisty neighbors take all your jerky and have hunted all the animals that are not in hibernating - then what?

While "simple", that does not equate to abundant nor easy. Or, would you agree that there was plenty of abundance even during northern winters?

If there was such abundance, and things were as simple as hunting every now and then- why so many famines in history [1]? Surely any cause of famine could be remediated by going out and doing a little more hunting?

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_famines
Unfortunately, I realized the sentence reads weirdly. It's meant to say we use hundreds of repositories: close-source projects we own + open-source projects that are vulnerable by design + open source projects. I've updated the language in the post.

It's very true. SAST is really enterprise security dork code for "security linter"! I might start using that with some of our developer facing content.

We launched a recent project that combines LLMs + Static code analysis to detect more sophisticated business and code logic findings to get more real stuff. We wanted to follow the industry a bit more to create familiarity but a differentiation too in this type and we called it BLAST (Business Logic Application Security Testing).
Have you had a conversation with your manager?

If the policy requires S-Team approval, it could be hard at the SDE 3 level, though it should be much easier at the PE level.

If your Director is willing to go to bat, and you have a track record, it’s not unachievable.

TBH, the policy is likely not aimed you…

Though I will say…back in my AWS days, I did gain a bunch from being able to drop into Mark Brooker’s office and ask questions about distributed systems.

I didn’t get always like it… but I learned a lot from it.

If you have a solid performance argument in your favor, make it and see what happens.

Worse case, they say “no” and you leave anyways.
AFAIK jetbrains has an AI Assistant now, too. But I cannot say anything about how it works.
So, at least in the US, the 4th amendment says that we are protected from search and seizure unless there is reasonable suspicion by way of probable cause that we have committed a crime, and then, the things to be searched and seized must be clearly identified beforehand. That sounds like a pretty reasonable standard to me.

That would mean, essentially, that they could not do anything at all with your packages unless they already have a reason to suspect you of a crime, and that even then, they have to have a reason to believe that a particular package is involved in said crime and even say beforehand what they expect to find in it.

Now, on to the specific scenario at hand. You might argue that that is too stringent, that no crime can ever be proven under that framework, and you may say it shouldn't preclude x rays and drug dogs and what not, I might even agree with you. But that as well as any other reasonable concept of justly handling suspicion precludes randomly opening peoples packages and keeping money by construing the simple presence of money as evidence that a crime maybe was committed and they get to keep it whether there was or wasn't a crime there. Even by the most lax framework of how to handle suspicion and searching property that is outrageous.
FedEx is a private company and you agree to the fine-print when you use their services.
What's a cape product? A Google search doesn't return anything that would appear to make sense here.
Sorry, I'm old, but you all just sound old.

Put on an album by SZA, boygenius, Oliva Rodrigo, Chappell Roan, Mitski, Laufey, Anohni and the Johnsons, Lana Del Rey, Billie Eilish, Lizzo, Kendrick Lamar, Everything Everything, Jordan Rakei, Beyoncé, Charlie XCX, English Teacher, Maggie Rogers, Shaboozey, Chris Stapleton, Vistas, St Vincent, Vince Staples, Waxahatchee, Tems, Vampire Weekend, Anderson .Paak, Tank & the Bangas...

If you're have trouble finding stuff, just subscribe to NPR's Tiny Desk channel on YouTube and go from there.

Honestly, the complainers are coming across as out of touch.
Nonsense. People don't like to leave their homes. The immigration which is troubling to the US and Europe (in contrast to skilled immigration) is almost entirely from unimaginable suffering (Syria, Afghanistan, Sudan, Venezuela, etc.). If the West wasn't shunning to engage these conflicts, this migration would cease.
Building package-level, runtime configurable logging ala Log4j in Go
considering most cash has traces of cocaine on it they probably don't need to train them hard.
Wonderful idea. Proof, if proof was needed that digital music (and much more in the digital domain) is still a vast unexplored universe. The equivalent physical "instrument" would be nigh impossible to build, let alone operate by a random anybody.

Nb: the sound creation seems buggy on android mobile browsers (both firefox and chrome).
Seems to me like such an act wouldn't be such a big deal if it wasn't usually surprising. I don't know what it would mean for it to be "on the cards".

Given the right circumstances, even an evidently unlikely scenario can become more plausible in the mind of the other, and you only ever have your own perspective to rely on in terms of what you think those scenarios or the predicate conditions are.

That doesn't mean it will happen or has happened or should be considered as a real possibility, but imo it does mean that if people could control for it, it wouldn't catch them off gaurd, which necessarily depends on it being unexpected.

And maybe any of those thoughts are indicative of being in a bad place relationship wise, it happens from time to time, it can be talked about, things aren't constant forever
Lithium iron phosphate (LFP) battery cell prices currently at $53/kWh in China is astonishing and arguably the biggest story in this report.

https://ourworldindata.org/battery-price-decline
> But to put this in perspective (and again, i think civil forfeiture is nutso), thi is is a fedex site that processes about 100k packages an hour.

Minor correction, but the article says they can process up to 99k packages per hour.
In the UK anywhere I tried to become an employee in the last 5 years also asked me to sign the "I am ok to work more than 40 hours" addendum, and it was a condition with the offer.