skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Has anyone built a co-pilot-like plugin for Notepad++ yet? Before reading this post, I wasn't even aware that Notepad++ had plugins.
If you have to force people to "be a part of the community" by making their homes
useless aside from sleeping, don't you think that's a strong indication that something must be wrong with "the community"?
Filling up on healthy food is key.
That would make companies leave entirely not get them to stay and only pay American workers.
Same energy as those degrowth types who want to ban washing machines so that people forced to wash clothes by hand will do it communally to make it less boring.
they mean "pregnant and nursing women"
According to Brownstone’s planning application for 12 Mint Plz https://sfplanninggis.org/pim/?tab=Planning+Applications&sea..., the proposed use is Residential (which is Principally Permitted) rather than Hotel (which requires Conditional Use Authorization from the Planning Commission), and also I do not see an Intermediate Length Occupancy application (which would be Principally Permitted), so they are only permitted to offer year-long leases at this time.
Similar experience here. When I moved to a new place and had to find a dentist, the first one I went to told me I needed two root canals, even though I had been to my original dentist just 6 months before. The waiting room was filled with massage chairs and large flatscreen TVs (which would have been expensive 15 years ago).
Imagine if CLIs routinely died off and had to be rotated out.

Sorry you are running stdout from 2022. You need 2025 stdout to print text.

I guess you can always bundle Qt with your app but the X11 / Wayland split might have complicated that? I just hate it. Viscerally I hate it.
I remember my college roommate, around 2010, using Notepad++. I assumed it was fairly old at that point given how simple and solid it looked. Way to go, Notepad++ for building something that's standing the test of time!
FVEval: Language Model Capabilities in Formal Verification of Digital Hardware
ThinkPads come usually with two panel options: The cheap one and the good one. Often even a third or fourth.

Lenovo should only ship the good ones! If I buy a ThinkPad I want the good one.

I struggled to get the HiDPI panel for the X13 and ordered it from the replacement parts. Same for the X220, I replaced the TN panel by drumroll IPS panel.

Apple takes ridiculous amounts for memory or disk but you always get the good stuff with the base model. This makes it simple and reliable for customers.

Except keyboards

The ThinkPads always win, convex key caps, better switches and pressure/release point, travel way, better layout and a TrackPoint. In some models you can still replace it within 30 seconds (T14). With the X13 or MacBook it is a horror, requires removal of the mainboard.
Not mentioning Apples failure with the TouchBar, which “feels” like the tried to save money on expensive switches by replacing them with a cheap touchscreen and selling this horrible downgrade as feature. And the infamous butterfly switches are the reason to avoid any used older MacBook (often defective).
Revealing causal links in complex systems
I'm not certain what you base your confidence on given trackable economic and social mobility markers don't support it. Its fascinating that apologists default to some combination of postmodern argle-bargle over defining the term "middle class" and pointing to modest economic successes in what until recently were unambiguously 3rd world countries when a discussion of the middle class in America comes up. I honestly do not understand the perceived relevance of economic outcomes in ex-soviet countries in this context, unless the goal is to provide some kind of cover for neoliberal economic theory, which also seems nonsensical unless one is some form of pundit or politician.

50 years ago a single income family being able to afford to own their home, at least one car in the driveway, school their children, and comfortably save for retirement was the generally accepted definition of "middle class". I honestly can't be bothered to even look up what passes for a more modern definition given regardless of where those goalposts get planted someone's going to argue anything north of abject poverty is "middle class". After having sat a few hundred iterations of that debate I think I can feel my soul trying to leave my body at the mere thought of doing another lap.

One of the things that freaks me out the most about this kind of cognitive-dissonance-fueled shit flinging contest is I am deeply mystified by the notion that there's even anything controversial here. Rural America is not ok. The average cost of a house and a medical degree in the US are approaching parity. The current rise in populism also didn't spontaneously arise, it's a reaction to economic pressure (among other things). How much worse does it have to get before the conversation pivots from "is there a problem" to "k, maybe we should work on some of this"?
DuckDB over Pandas/Polars
Conversely, Windows.
[1] https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC1931610/

Sweetness is more rewarding for rats than cocaine. [1]

[2] https://www.addictionhelp.com/sugar/withdrawal-symptoms/

In humans, sugar withdrawal symptoms are comparable to those of opiods withdrawal, often lasting much (up to 10 times) longer.
Wow that's incredible, far less than I imagined. Thanks!
I looked up Brittney Poolaw.

> Pregnancy advocates and others on social media are expressing outrage after a 21-year-old Oklahoma woman was convicted of first-degree manslaughter earlier this month for having a miscarriage, which the prosecutor blamed on her alleged use of methamphetamine.[1]

I would argue she should be prosecuted (assuming the drug use can be proved) even if abortion in that state were legal right up until birth. This isn't a miscarriage due to natural causes or some kind of accident but due to drug use. Is the argument that the mother has absolutely no responsibility for the well-being of the fetus?

[1] https://archive.is/QHV3F#selection-1145.0-1145.260

Edit: It seems like the case hinges on the claim that the meth caused the miscarriage.

> Prosecutors argued that the miscarriage Poolaw suffered was from her use of methamphetamine. An autopsy of the fetus showed it had tested positive for methamphetamine, the Associated Press reported, but there was no evidence her use of the substance is what caused the miscarriage. The autopsy showed the miscarriage could have been caused by a congenital abnormality and placental abruption, when the placenta detaches from the womb, the AP said.
The Elimination Strategy – Why More Makes Your SaaS Worth Less
That's interesting. I thought gros michel bananas are actually sweeter than cavendish, not the other way around? They're otherwise closely related, IIRC.

I wonder what they will come up with after cavendish fails?
Some of my favorite plugins:

- Hex Editor Plus: Gets disabled every update due to “instability” but has never caused issues for me.

- XML Tools: Schema validation and XML formatting

- JSON tools

- (Text) Compare
Same, but discovered a nice alternative Firefox fork recently: Floorp

https://github.com/Floorp-Projects/Floorp

https://floorp.app/
I've applied also and same results (or lack thereof). They post the same job every month.
And at the same time more insurances are pulling back coverage on GLP-1 for weight loss before actually getting diabetes.

Which is weird, because once you get diabetes, the cost is even more than the cost of GLP-1 as a preventative measure.
TFA discusses exports, but doesn't seem to mention anything about ease of blockading ports; I guess the War of 1812 (or the midcentury CSA experience?) might have some evidence along those lines for the 19th Century U.S.?
Small discussion (16 points, 22 days ago, 6 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41805089

Related Inside the "3 billion people" national public data breach (588 points, 3 months ago, 444 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41248104
All media bias aside, what is really like the work culture at Tesla like for SWEs?
1200 sq ft apartments are now 1100 at the cheapest to 2k on average in Prattville Alabama.
>it’s crazy what a small group of dedicated people have been able to achieve over the years from all the way in Vilnius, Lithuania

Silly segway, but at least the codebase, IP (and maybe the dev team ?) might get somewhere safe to stay.

Call me a Cassandra, but the situation in the Baltics is not guaranteed to be safe in the next few years, especially given the probable results from a certain election in a few days.

Of course, "will that photo app keep getting upgrades ?" would be very, very low on the list of problems. But I'm honestly wondering if that kind of consideration played a part in the sell.

Also, as usual for any acquisition: congrats to whoever gets to receive the money, sorry for whoever gets to use the product.
It looks like they still offer a lifetime IAP, though.
> it seems to be working quite well for the professionals in this field

That is the universal response to new technology: What we're doing is working fine! What they are saying is, 'everything we've accomplished has been with the old technology'.

I promise that was heard from engineers and architects encountering CAD, from cavalry asked to give up their horses (the conservative urge is so great, many died charging machine guns!), by literary scholars presented with computerized tools, .... it's always the same. One person who installed the first email systems for many businesses told me that, over and over, people would say 'our paper memos work fine - this is just technology for technology sake'. They meant, 'everything we've accomplished, we've done it with paper memos'.

New technology lets you do old things much faster and/or lets you do new things you couldn't do before - new things you didn't dream of doing, and as people discover uses for it, new things you won't know about for years.
It is not Notepad++ but you can still run Sublime Text or BBEdit and others (like Zed) on Macos. No need for VS Code.

There is also PSPad on Windows which is similar to Notepad++.
Hmm, I'm not sure about that interpretation, they said "It’s technically the same type from two perspectives."

It's not the same type at all. I do agree with your example of the usage of those words in spoken English, but I don't think that is what we're going for in a discussion in Sets, Types, and Type Checking
"All images are deleted after 1 hour" - so they're using a server and it's a valid ask.

My question is - why does this require a server?

Write it in something that compiles to LLVM / WASM and just make a static page. Infinitely scalable and just pay for the domain (and CDN provider if applicable) both likely nominal cost.
It is a historic anomaly in the same sense that most quality of life improvements are. Thing is, when and where those arrangements are common, people try to get out of them as fast as they can, and for good reasons.

Mind you, it beats lack of housing altogether as well as some other historic options (like say barracks). But I don't think we should consider this normal or desired when it's economically feasible to give everyone proper living space - which it is.
Kingdom Uncovered: Inside Saudi Arabia
Counterpoint: libncurses5 vs libncurses6.
I can’t even remember how long have I been a Pixelmator and then Pixelmator pro user. I tried it once and I knew I would never go back to Photoshop again. An incredible bang for the price as well! Congrats to the Pixelmator team, and hoping for a bright future for their product. Fingers crossed though!
I wonder if Black coffee would also work here?
It's also a class divide- the slurs are more serious for fancier people.
Cargado | (Senior) Software Engineer, Founding Data (Analytics) Engineer | REMOTE (US) | Full-time

What do we do?

- Cargado is an early stage technology startup revolutionizing how U.S.-Mexico cross-border logistics is executed. So far, we’ve focused on helping brokers with freight find the carriers best suited to haul that freight. Read more about our current products here - https://www.freightwaves.com/news/exclusive-cargado-launches...

Why are we going to 100x?

- The TAM here is massive. Mexico has recently taken over the #1 spot as the United States’ leading trading partner. Laredo, TX is the number one port in the United States importing and exporting everything we need and use everyday. We’re going after that with an incredible team that brings a unique blend of tech experience (Amazon, Google, Microsoft) and freight experience (Convoy, Coyoted, Flexport, and more). Just check out our founders, Matt (https://www.linkedin.com/in/mattpsilver/) and Rylan (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rylanhawkins/).

Freight seems boring though. Why would I want to build software with Cargado?

- This is an industry starved for technological innovation. We’re solving problems that have never been solved before and have the opportunity to create massive impact for individuals and the world at large, since any efficiency gain can be huge when you’re talking about driving around an empty tractor trailer at 8 mpg. Additionally, we’re committed to building world-class technology and invest in learning, dev ex, and planning/design to make that happen.

Sure, but it takes money to make money. How will you survive long enough to change the world?

- We’ve raised nearly $10M in venture capital so far (from Ironspring, Primary, Zenda, Wischoff, and more), and before even hitting 1 year we’ve achieved strong revenue from a customer base of over 100 brokers. Taken together, that means we have a diversified source of income in addition to a strong balance sheet.

Our tech stack includes: Typescript, React, NextJS, PostgreSQL, AWS

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Even the suburbs are pretty expensive around SF. Honestly these $700 pods are the cheapest options in the Bay Area.
Ah, thanks. Then, since "NP-hard" and "NP-complete" are different, I would expect "weakly NP-hard" and "weakly NP-complete" to be different; but, at least according to Wikipedia, they are synonymous.
But I need to have git installed. I simply want to send something to my repo via email from my smartphone.
Installed this, installed it the day after something feels off about it.
The Online Cultural and Historical Research Environment (Ochre)
Search was their golden goose spitting off ad revenue and in search for continuous growth they have left search ripe for disruption by an ad free competitor with better results.
> Of course, it will soon be surpassed by the M4 Max chip with a 16-core CPU, but no results are available for that chip as of writing.

The linked M4 Max benchmark is from after the article was published, so I don’t think this thread demonstrates fair criticism.
Just checked, Dev-C++ seems to still be going: https://www.bloodshed.net.
> And sometimes it’s bizarrely off, like saying the UV index is 1 on a cloudless June afternoon. There’s no sanity checking to speak off.

That sounds like weather data that hasn't updated for hours because you have a bad connection or something.

It does drive me nuts that all weather apps I've ever used always show you the previously loaded data, even if it's 5 days stale. I absolutely despise this "optimistic" UX model where it assumes that the most recent data is "good enough" until new data is fetched. Especially since it never even tells you how stale the data is.

Like, if weather data is more than two hours old, I'd rather you show me nothing, because then at least I know to go outside and check, rather than be deceived by the app lying to me.
Yeah, this is the main issue with the suggestion. Embeddings can only be compared to each other if they are in the same space (e.g., generated by the same model). Providing embeddings of a specific kind would require users to use the same model, which can quickly become problematic if you're using a closed-source embedding model (like OpenAI's or Cohere's).
This writing is as unhelpful as telling an obese person simply to exercise and eat less. Everyone is different; I'm one of those people who were made to protect the tribe while they sleep. I'm naturally nocturnal, and the silence of the night makes me more alert. Turning on a not-so-interesting documentary or political commentary on YouTube actually helps me relax and fall asleep.
But financial wealth is not equal to material wealth. Financial wealth literally is created from nothing, and its mapping to material wealth is arbitrary. The last 4 years are a great example of massive paper gains while everyone was losing.

There are real diminishing returns to money. Some issues are surely caused by lack of funding, but that's not most real issues. Most real issues will remain even despite maximal funding. So before you start advocating for taking people's wealth you have to make a convincing argument that it can solve something.
What can Pixelmator be possibly doing that Apple cannot?
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Show HN: Termfu – A terminal debugger with custom layouts
Hi HN,

First "Show HN" post!

Termfu is a fast, multi-language TUI debugger that allows you to create and switch between custom layouts.

I couldn't find a terminal debugger that fulfilled my particular needs and desires, so I create one that does for the most part. On the UI spectrum, it's somewhere between GDB's TUI and Vimspector. It currently supports GDB and PDB. It uses customizable, single-key bindings, which can be documented on screen via their (t)itles. All window data is scrollable. I decided to have some fun with the layout creation process, which uses "key-binding ASCII art" to set the header command title order as well as the window positions and size ratios. For example, a configuration for a single layout would look something like this:

>h
abc
dEfghi

>w
jnnnll
Mnnnll
onnnll
PPPqqq

It's still pretty rough around the edges, but it has become a valuable tool for me, so I thought I'd go ahead and post it here. Please note that I am far from a C expert. Somewhere along the line, I got it in my head that a C project is a rite of passage, so here we are. If I hadn't had Gookin's Ncurses guide to get me started, I might already be dead. That being said, feedback is very much appreciated.
I'd think that an average would go broke pretty quick, having to always eat out. Third spaces - particularly free third spaces - in the US don't really exist in most cities. At least not without facing accusations of vagrancy.
China is nothing like the 19th century US.

While it has invested infrastructure, the scale of its investment does not equate to the US - it vastly, vastly overshadows it. The nature of its infrastructure investment: centralist planning under socialist leadership, is also nothing like US robber-baron driven development. Modern China's urbanization has been nothing less than the largest human migration in history. The infrastructure went from the odd railroad with a few urbanized cities to fiber optic internet, 5G data, high speed trains and airports everywhere in the country within ~30 years. 1.4 billion people have cell phones, flatscreen TVs, instant messaging, e-vehicles and streaming movies.

But now the bubble has burst. Growth has slowed. Factories are closing, or heavily automating with world-leading levels of technical integration, cutting headcounts. The educated youth are unemployed. International investment has dried up. Rumours abound that the party leadership is in crisis with factional schisms and high profile coverups, and the national pension fund has been emptied. Chinese with money seek to escape by moving their families overseas. The specter of the party looms over remnant private industry seeking a tax to aide its flailing coffers. Everyone recognizes the education system is terrible and seeks to send their kids overseas. A fledgeling venture capital industry, once buoyant, has seized, and while domestic remittance is ~free and ~instantaneous international financial remittance is heavily regulated. But everyone can watch the latest Hollywood, Bollywood or Chinese content. Wealthy young Chinese can obtain information from across the country in seconds and access drugs like cocaine, ecstasy, ketamine, and marijuana, drive Teslas or Ferraris and wield iPhones. Everyone in the cities has a VPN on their phone to get foreign content. AI's potential to accelerate further change looms large.

How is this anything like the US in the 19th century, an era before even broadcast media? This to me seems a frankly ridiculous assertion. Modern China is nothing like anything that has ever happened before, in terms of technology, political ideology, or economy. At best, weak parallels can be drawn along constrained axes, but the big picture is totally unknown to history. I only hope for the people's sake the current situation can be resolved without civil war. And indeed such wishes should be extended globally, as in the current era, the UK, the US, parts of western Europe and even my native Australia could be said to have the socioeconomic preconditions for civil war. Let us not see another world war in our lifetime. Let us not be blinded by nationalism.

Nationalism is an infantile disease: the measles of mankind - Einstein, who also incidentally, it should be highlighted, was himself a globalist-humanist and turned down the presidency of Israel considering Zionism a self-destructive political ideology...
It does exist! I built this for the monthly Who's Hiring threads: https://hnresumetojobs.com/

It just does cosine similarity with OpenAI embeddings + pgVector. It's not perfect by any means, but it's useful. It could probably stand to be improved with a re-ranker, but I just never got around to it.
Part of the benefit here though is that everyone has LOTS of options. Go run Debian or an LTS of something else. App packagers can appimage or flatpack. People can qt5 install from a PPA im sure.

The key thing here is that it lets packagers keep focusing on more impactful things than babysitting projects that can't/won't upgrade, especially when that babysitting ending frees up a lot of brainpower AND is reasonably easily picked up by people who still need that.
It's not more common because the US has a metric fuck ton of land and people want to raise families one day. The wiki entry even says that this is traditionally for the homeless. I instantly got Army barrack vibes from this, but at least that's usually for the early bootcamp days for the first few years, not an entire lifestyle choice.

I only really see it justified for single young people, but even then $700 for this is insulting (even for a place like SF) unless I'm missing something. Why not just rent a communal house at that point?
Yeah, the right's response to COVID destroyed any credibility the phrase "pro-life" may have had left.
It is visible...
Facebook Took More Than $1M for Ads Sowing Election Lies