skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I switched from this to https://github.com/toppair/peek.nvim as it's in lua and does more a less the same thing.

Combine that with https://asdf-vm.com for the deno runtime.
AI Can Best Google's Bot Detection System, Swiss Researchers Find
Before Twitter the nazis would go to the town square of Jew filled towns and march. Americans have been dealing with this for ages and found it legally tolerable.
You may want to consider how this all sounds to an outsider.
Or Ruby

$ ruby -run -e httpd .
A realistic arrangement might have you be a part of certain projects, or maybe hiring you on as a consultant or lead, and you'd get paid for your time.

Showing up for an hour or two, faking an interview, and then keeping half the profits? Definitely a scam.
There may well be a difference between the value for society which will probably be a lot and the return for investors which may not be good. At the moment I'm enjoying using the AI but not paying anything. It may go a bit like the airline industry where overinvestment in planes tends to lead to price wars and the investors losing overall.
Despite me calling out a lie of capitalism, you’re not wrong at all and I completely agree with you. I suppose I went to school in a cult of rationality.
Bruh, the only thing the US excels at is high income / cost of living, and making cool infrastructure for the rest of the world, which for some reason it doesn’t adopt.
Fractional scaling is not the alternative.
Unfortunately, I'm pretty sure most people only care about money efficiency: what choice is cheaper, now and over time.
> Highlighting Reddit and Twitter posts calling WPE "WordPress engine" is nonsense.

You are taking this part of the letter out of context by assuming all of the exhibit images are for the same purpose. Exhibit C is there to highlight consumer confusion caused by the issue -- which is relevant to a trademark dispute, because if there's no confusion there's usually no problem in the eyes of the law. They are not claiming that random internet posts means the company is officially using the name, but that posts like that are evidence of widespread consumer confusion in differentiating the brands.
it doesn't fill me with confidence that an MD calls themselves a "ML researcher" when clearly they've only been "into ML" since recently LLMs became popular. I could believe that this MD became an "expert in using LLMs" in the past few years (like, we all became), but this guy is training networks based on medical data, without experience in ML going back further than 2022. a little knowledge is dangerous, there's a whole bunch of boring stuff I'd want someone to learn about ML before going "hey LLMs are cool for medical use" ...
This is embarassing:

Before:

> The abbreviation “WP” is not covered by the WordPress trademarks and you are free to use it in any way you see fit.

When in doubt about your use of the WordPress or WordCamp name or logo, please contact the Foundation for clarification.

After:

> The abbreviation “WP” is not covered by the WordPress trademarks, but please don’t use it in a way that confuses people. For example, many people think WP Engine is “WordPress Engine” and officially associated with WordPress, which it’s not. They have never once even donated to the WordPress Foundation, despite making billions of revenue on top of WordPress.

> If you would like to use the WordPress trademark commercially, please contact Automattic, they have the exclusive license. Their only sub-licensee is Newfold.

> For non-commercial use, you can contact us here at the Foundation.

They literally made an example out of WP Engine in their trademark policy.
I wouldn't call it a "feature" but I'm not sure. Their announcement didn't mention either way (that it was everywhere or desktop only)

The settings are present in about:config though (which is difficult to access on mobile also because they hide it).

Hopefully they will abandon this plan anyway due to all the criticism. It won't do any good unless google is on board anyway.
Memories of all those magazine articles with compuserve notes on where to further discuss the article contents, or get erratas.
This feel like a model which should benefit when the limit for LEGO ideas is increased from 3000 to 5000 pieces.

https://brickset.com/article/113876/lego-ideas-maximum-part-...
> We are charging for the service.

> Our service is rendered by an AI.

I really don't know what their eventual value-add is. I doubt anyone's going to be paying 2.5-5% to househunt with an AI.
Overbuilding is a good strategy, cheaper to do it with wind and solar though.

This has sometimes been referred to with the cheesy catchphrase of "SWB Superpower":

https://www.rethinkx.com/energy/in-depth/super-power
Even twitter is kind of fringe. Fox News is "mainstream" in the US.
Not always the case, see e.g. https://lacroicsz.substack.com/p/by-any-other-name

She was prescribed testosterone at her first appointment with Planned Parenthood. There was basically no gatekeeping.
But that would convince them to sponsor the particle physicists of the day, not of today?
How did you get into that state, and how did negotiating with the university resolve it?
We live different lives. I only played part in projects (none game though) where the product should have been abandoned! In the state released of course. A theoretical option could been to finish it properly. However attempting that would have meant the end of the organization (bankrupcy), that's why saying theoretical option.

Looking at the state of software I have the misfortune to work with and use in private time all of my peers live this life... : (

Luckily the users have no choice then, all need to buy the crap or not buying anything at all. We are safe selling crap!
> Despite me calling out a lie of capitalism

That's the point, though. You didn't. Not because what was said is true. (It's not.) But because nobody honestly preaches it--certainly not here.

Arguing about the specifics of regulation is hard. Simpler to devolve to tribal identification, pretending somebody is seriously arguing for a rules-free or greed-free utopia when nobody is. It's just folks pretending others are.
This complexity issue is very similar to memory issues of older languages. Most rust people say it is ok or you can avoid it etc. but they don’t understand people just tend to go to the path of least resistance and most times this means a lot of traits and generics. Would be super cool to have something like zig but with borrow checker
This just feels like a statement made without empathy for why people might seek a restraining order (side note: I hate that empathize/emphasize auto correct in my first comment, but it is too late to edit it). If they truly did more harm than good from the perspective of the people seeking the restraining order, people obviously wouldn’t pursue them. So your opinion seems to be from the perspective of the target of the restraining order.
Software did absolutely not get any better after corporations started adding telemetry to their software.

Point in case: Software actually got worse.

Second point in case: Great software and editors have been built without telemetry for decades.
Clicking your link brings to a blocked page and to a banner from the italian police that states the website is linked with CP. Maybe you got the wrong link?
Might one be hopeful that A.I. will be able to ingest a person's entire digital knowledge collection and do something useful with it ?
Sounds like a wonderful day out! Thanks for sharing
Why do I even ha e to use this saas? This should be a open source lib or just a practice that I implement myself.
My thoughts exactly. Pipe programs together et voilà... microprogamming
I wouldn’t put it that way, but I’d rather space exploration money focus on colonization and improving life on earth. For example, asteroid mining has massive potential. What if rare metals suddenly were no longer rare? What could we make? What if we had outposts on other planets? How might that change perspectives and culture on earth? How might R&D to colonize Mars make life on Earth more resilient and sustainable?

Searching for life elsewhere seems so empty and unsatisfying. Almost like a religious quest for enlightenment or something. If we found a fossil snail on another planet, then what?
There seems to be an influx of anti-fediverse style post/articles lately.

Is there a reason for this ?
Yeah Google is the world's largest ad company, and Apple is (among other things) an ad company, and Mozilla just recently acquired an ad tracking/analytics company...
> And this is from people whose opininions already completely dominate mainstream media and all of public life

Which people and which opinions? Be specific here.
printf also mucks with sensitive timing issues. So it’s not great either.

Also time traveling debuggers like WinDbg and rr are the ideal way to debug complex timing issues.
Honestly I don't get this. From the last example on the post it looks like it would work as an interpreter.

Basically each line is a type of markup?
>If you sign out and view a user you can see their posts

Only for prolific twitter users and only a random mishmash of 2+ year old tweets. Usually it just asks you to sign up
You're conflating two different things.

You have the right to say all kinds of horrible things without fear of arrest and imprisonment. This is good. The First Amendment rocks. Skokie is good precedent.

There is no logical follow-on from that that would require me to listen to, or publicise, or give equal airtime to, or care about the stupid things you say. None of that has anything to do with free speech.

Most people don't go to Twitter for racism, and yet they're getting their faces rubbed in racism every time they go, and being told that's just free speech, get used to it. The natural consequence of this is the turning of people against free speech, with deeply deleterious effects for the republic.
The people seeking the restraining order are victims as well, sold a lie by the justice system and lawyers.

Almost anything bad a restraining order seeker is trying to prevent is already illegal. Meanwhile loads of innocent people have their civil rights stripped such as right to bear arms without even a jury trial, and often after same order evicts them from their own house.
Build real-time multimodal AI applications
> I find the sound of an orchestra tuning to be a deep joy!

I love it as well. But at the same time it makes me feel like an idiot because all I can think about is the PS3 menu sound when you power it on...[0]

[0]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tgPXlMbchFM
> The front page is just brazen anti-Semitism and racism at this point

We have plenty of that here. A year ago I would have mailed dang, he used to block „Elders of Zion“ posters quickly.

Today it‘s clear that antisemitism that doesn‘t literally post Elders stuff is welcome on HN, and there‘s no reason to report it anymore.
I normally ask for pointers to sources and documentation. ChatGPT does a decent job, Claude is much better in my experience.

Often when starting down a new path we don't know what questions we should be asking, so asking a search engine is near impossible and asking colleagues is frustrating for both parties. Once I've got a summarised overview it's much easier to find the right books to read and people to ask to fill in the gaps.
> Searching for life elsewhere seems so empty and unsatisfying.

To me, finding any extra terrestrial life, or even just a fossil of past life, would be the most exciting find in the history.
>Hopefully they are also making substantial donations to the Internet Archive, since they will be directing a lot of traffic into it and basically using their infrastructure as a feature on their main product

WebArchive link is hidden so deep in the "About the source" page that vast majority of Google users won't even know that it exists.

There is excellent browser extension called Web Archives[0] that hooks all major web archiving services e.g. Archive.is, Wayback Machine and others in one place.

[0] https://github.com/dessant/web-archives
Vintage Calculators – "The first pocket calculator"
> Over the years, my blog has become a surprisingly complex application. It’s over 100,000 lines of code, not counting the content.

When I read this my reaction was "that's ridiculous!" But the author is a skilled and experienced web developer. The rich educational interactivity on their site shows that achieving that level of presentational finesse doesn't come easily.
IrfanView has lossless crop and lossless rotation as a plugin
> asteroid mining has massive potential

Europa Clipper "is the largest spacecraft NASA has ever developed for a planetary mission" [1]. If you want to mine asteroids, learning to send big spacecraft to the far end of the asteroid belt seems like a no brainer.

> If we found a fossil snail on another planet, then what?

Depends on what we find. Think about the density of medical knowledge we extract from the Amazon basin every year. New biochemistries could be game changing in ways we can't predict. (We have enough trouble predicting how known organic chemistries behave. It is overwhelmingly likely, if alien biochemistries exist, that they show us new science.)

If it's similar to terrestrial biochemistry, on the other hand, that suggests our bodies might do better extraterrestrially than we've assumed. That, in turn, could catalyse the investment and support needed to mobilise a multi-generational effort towards colonising space. (Their morphology could also give us hints on how to survive in that environment. Biomimicry on a whole new level.)

[1] https://europa.nasa.gov/mission/about/
A cool feature for sure, but, kind of ruins the whole concept of that a chiptune is. For me its about the limitation of the system. If that is not one of the core reasons you are into chiptunes you might as well use whatever you like to make music that go plipediblop. (edit): Then again, i have always considered mod and xms that use samples and sound like chiptunes to also be chiptunes even though they fall outside of the true definition.
Frequent changes are a good way to move the blame on employees
> But in cases where the ONT just looks like a media converter and you have a separate router

That's how it works in New Zealand, but we take it a step further. The GPON/XGS-PON fibre network is run by a separate company[0] from the ISPs (and the company running the fibre network is prohibited from providing internet services[1]). So the ONT just functions as a media converter[2], and all our ISPs deliver internet over the same fibre network. This decoupling between the fibre network provider and ISP means you can change ISPs without any swapping of ONTs or repatching of fibre[3][4] (in fact, the process can be entirely automated, switching to some ISPs can take effect within an hour or two of placing the order). That and most ISPs allow bringing your own router (as there's no monopoly in the ISP space).

[0]: The NZ Government contracted four companies to build, own, and run fibre networks (three being new companies co-owned by local lines companies and the government to serving their local area, with the rest of the country being served by Chorus, the company that owns the country's copper network). These fibre companies are heavily regulated (including how much they can charge ISPs).

[1]: In fact, this requirement resulted in Telecom (the company that owned our copper network and who was one of the companies that provided phone and internet service to consumers) being split up, with Chorus being spun off, owning the copper network and owning the fibre network for the majority of the country.

[2]: Chorus did start deploying ONTs with a built-in router/AP a while back. They did offer this to ISPs to use, but uptake was very low, so it's since been discontinued.

[3]: I don't know how it works over in European countries where ISPs run their own fibre networks when switching ISPs, I assume they have to either install their own fibre line into the premises or the existing fibre is repatched to their network?

[4]: The fibre companies are required to offer use of their fibre network directly to ISPs, with the ISPs PON network running in parallel to the fibre company's, with the ISP providing their own fibre splitters and ONTs (which would be run on a second fibre line that each premises already has) and running their own OLTs. I believe this requirement still exists, but no-one ever took them up on it.
Why Payments Engineers Should Avoid State Machines
I don’t really know how to respond to this beyond saying that I think you proved my initial point.
While they are rather quite on that front, Rust is now the official systems language for new projects in Azure infrastructure, with C#, Java and Go as alternative is a managed language is also possible.

"Decades of vulnerabilities have proven how difficult it is to prevent memory-corrupting bugs when using C/C++. While garbage-collected languages like C# or Java have proven more resilient to these issues, there are scenarios where they cannot be used. For such cases, we’re betting on Rust as the alternative to C/C++. Rust is a modern language designed to compete with the performance C/C++, but with memory safety and thread safety guarantees built into the language. While we are not able to rewrite everything in Rust overnight, we’ve already adopted Rust in some of the most critical components of Azure’s infrastructure. We expect our adoption of Rust to expand substantially over time."

From https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/blog/microsoft-azure-secur...

Several key projects have been migrated to Rust, or started from Rust althogether.

=> Azure Boost

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/azure-boost/overview

"Rust serves as the primary language for all new code written on the Boost system, to provide memory safety without impacting performance. Control and data plane operations are isolated with memory safety improvements that enhance Azure’s ability to keep tenants safe."

=> OpenHCL, Azure's para-virtualization

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/windows-os-platform-b...

"OpenHCL is a para-virtualization layer built from the ground-up in the Rust programming language. Rust is designed with strong memory safety principles, making it ideally suited for the virtualization layer."

=> Security processor Pluton firmware (used by XBox, Azure and CoPilot+ PC hardware)

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/security/hardware-...

Post from David Weston, Microsoft's vice president of OS security regarding the Rust rewrite and TockOS adoption, https://x.com/dwizzzleMSFT/status/1803550239057650043

=> CoPilot+ UEFI firmware

https://techcommunity.microsoft.com/t5/surface-it-pro-blog/r...

"Surface and Project Mu are working together to drive adoption of Rust into the UEFI ecosystem. Project Mu has implemented the necessary changes to the UEFI build environment to allow seamless integration of Rust modules into UEFI codebases. Surface is leveraging that support to build Rust modules in Surface platform firmware. With Rust in Project Mu, Microsoft's ecosystem benefits from improved security transparency while reducing the attack surface of Microsoft devices due to Rust’s memory safety benefits. Also, by contributing firmware written in Rust to open-sourced Project Mu, Surface participates in an industry shift to collaboration with lower costs and a higher security bar. With this adoption, Surface is protecting and leading the Microsoft ecosystem more than ever."
Coincidentally, this point came up in another HN thread about California enacting a rule that forces companies to make subscriptions cancelable with one-click.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41644315
> Well, I would agree the Netherlands and Sweden are rapidly approaching total collapse

LOL? Despite variations, at least the Netherlands is one of the best run countries on this planet. When the Netherlands will collapse, everyone else will have been under water for many years, already.
Wow, that's a lot of disorders. And ME is a bitch. I regret posting a snarky comment here earlier.
Totally agree with this. In performance critical code this is a problem always. Even zstd bindings in rust is slow compared to directly using sys version. People don’t want to acknowledge this but it is the truth. Not sure why this comment is flagged.

I have been writing performance critical code for production in rust for several years now. And generics/traits usage and needless atomics/copy/abstraction is very much an issue. Biggest concrete one is memory allocation api and work stealing everywhere kind async apis. It is understandable these make sense for general development but they are just a problem when doing performance critical and low level code
+1 for fx, it's absolutely awesome. https://fx.wtf/
They have, provided you pay attention to Windows developer channels, see my reply, https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41645415
Would you be willing to trust your child to the care of someone who is unwilling or incapable of finding work outside the jobs program?

For any useful job you can think of, ask yourself: What's stopping the unemployed from doing that job right now? They could already be making decent money driving or caring, so why aren't they?
Simplicitas = Smith + alpaca haircut?

(Galileo would have added Sagredo, somehow playing host to both Londoners and Arcadians?)

Interesting that these toga-clad truth-loving Arcadians predate Wonder Woman?

Lagniappe: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/51b3dc8ee4b051...

BTW, I messed up with the conjugation: of course conjugating an identity yields itself, but even if I don't recall it properly there is some way to get a torsor from a group by messing with "phase".
i used to be in the same ideological camp as the op in the beginning. but after seeing how many processes one takes for granted elsewhere got sped up with the new system, you really need to evaluate your overall opinion about this.

having lived as an outsider in other countries, many considered as beacons of public freedom, i found a universal id system in almost all of the cases. there were also some cyclical dependency issues that are hard to break without having one by just getting it done for you by your parents or something. this is where i struggle to understand why in those contexts an id like this is completely acceptable but not for indians?

i do still agree on the front that this is not a bulletproof system, and misuse/abuse still exists. the local tax id (pan) is no longer accepted as valid id because in the past many got it made through non-legit means. but when non-person entities (from pets to deities) are sometimes assigned one in one-off cases, there can be some skepticism on the original goal for the project.

about biometrics, that argument seems weak coming from those who are expats and gave up theirs for their visas. but the one about mandating it to all is something i'd personally thought to stop thinking too much about.
A.I. Designs New Electric Motor [video]
Totally agree with this, and this even more true in this AI era where the satisfaction of doing something entirely by yourself gets scattered.
That's an amazing performance, thanks for sharing! (Is it just me or the brass instruments are slightly out of tune? Though gives it a special charm since all of them are out of tune the same way)
"C derives control from absolute control over behavior."

Many C devs like to think C is like Assembly, then they discover it is an high level systems programming language like every other.
Medicare + Medicaid has been prohibited from assisting negotiation of drug price between pharmacy + drug company for a few decades. That is set to change in the future id my understanding.

I have private health care insurance so my insurance company would try negotiate the price down.

I agree with other commenters saying basically, drug companies all around the world do R&D, are happy to sell drugs at cost in England or Somalia, but will aim to make money in US selling drugs with a healthy profit margin here.