skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm the original author of AxCrypt. There's a new compatible iteration of it based on the original cryptography code called Xecrets, with several components. Xecrets Cli is the main fully featured command line engine, free open source GPL on https://github.com/xecrets/xecrets-cli . Xecrets Ez is a simple GUI frontend, single executable, portable. Runs on Linux, macOS and Windows. There are several more components available as nuget packages.
Also works well in vscode. Just wish the remote instance would keep running forever. Currently it's only a few hours it seems. Then one needs to reopen the workspace window.
Totally fine. I attached a 4TB SSD at 700-800 MiB/s for non-work files, never noticed anything slower unless it’s copying a huge file for 20 seconds instead of 5.
It does behave kind of like an inflatable beach ball, in my non-expert opinion.
Am I missing something? You link is to an inherited disease. If you don't have this inherited disease is this relevant for most people?

The way the comment is phrased, it implies that it's bad for men in general. Your link says for people with a specific issue.
> We're writing trading systems

If you write critical systems executing trades, managing traffic lights, landing a rover on the moon, then you should take your time and write the best possible version.

Our code is both easy to read and easy to modify because that allows us to add features fast. It is not the very best possible version of what we can do, because that would cost us much more time.

The code has few bugs, which are mostly caught by the QA teams, is reasonably fast. Maybe not the most elegant, not engineered to take into account future use cases and we push to eliminate from AC some very rare use cases,that will take too much time to implement. Maybe the code it's not the most resource efficient.

But the key aspect is we focus on delivering the most features possible from what customers need in the limited amount of time we have and with the limited manpower we have.

Company is owned by some private equity group and their focus is solely growing the customer base while paying as little as possible. Last year they fired 25% of personnel because their ARR was missing a few millions.

Newertheless, most companies I worked before were in the hurry. With the exception of a very small company where I could work however I see fit.
> Everyone knows this was “made by AI” because ...

They should know because you told them so.

Having to decipher weird code only to discover it was not written by a human is not nice.
Like so? https://www.honda-welman.nl/wp-content/uploads/2021/01/2020-...

Or like on this old Mini? https://www.alamy.com/2000-green-rover-mini-cooper-sport-wit...
Conversely, a pair of examples where it was incorrect hardly justifies the opposite response.

If you want a more scientific answer there is this recent paper: https://machinelearning.apple.com/research/gsm-symbolic
Securing Cell-Based Architecture in Modern Applications
> Because you are using it like that doesn't mean that it can't be used for the whole stack

Well no, but we have no evidence it can be used for the whole stack, whatever that means.
Apple claims its maxed M4 chips 4x faster than rival AI PCs
From a quick search it seems you get invited to these things by filling in a feedback form for Google.

As for shadowbanning, well, it doesn't take much to remember Google is a search platform and then to match that with his complaints about his site getting deranked.

Maybe that could have been made clearer, but surely if I could figure that out you could too.
No idea why you've been downvoted, because that's a relevant and true comment. A more complex example would be the Monty Hall problem [1], for which even some very intelligent people will intuitively give the wrong answer, whereas symbolic reasoning (or Monte Carlo simulations) leads to the right conclusion.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Monty_Hall_problem
Negotiation start and stop with BATNA - Best Alternative To Negotiated Agreement.

The employers BATNA is they go to the pool of 35 other candidates. Yours is you go back to your job.

If your job hunting first when your sick to death of your job, your BATNA isn’t very strong.

If this is your only offer, your BATNA isn’t very strong.

If you’re one paycheck away from being out of the street, your BATNA isn’t very strong.

See where I’m going with this?
What Sank the Bayesian Superyacht in Italy?
The point is that the "birth date of Jesus" being set on December 25 came 350 years after January 1 was chosen to start the new year.
I personally cannot “figure out quaternions as a solution to gimbal locking or the theory of relativity”. I’m just not as smart as Einstein. Does it mean I’m not capable of reasoning? Because it seems that’s what you are implying. If you truly believe that then I’m not sure how I could argue anything - after all, that would require reasoning ability.

Does having this conversation require reasoning abilities? If no, then what are we doing? If yes, then LLMs can reason too.
Magic Makes Money - the more magical something seems, the more people are willing to pay for that something.

The discussion here seems to bare this out: CEO claims AI is magical, here the truth becomes that it’s just an auto-complete engine.
I used Monokai on Intellij and at that time it was the only color scheme I liked. I really appreciate the vibrant colors. The light scheme is much appreciated. I know some people look down on themes as being silly, but a good color scheme can help you navigate code easier. Plus it's just fun. On a sidenote what are your go to themes?
This. I had the same conversation years ago with someone who said "imagine if Windows booted 30s faster, all the productivity gains across the world!" And I said the same thing you did: people turn their computer on and then make a cup of tea.

Now making a kettle faster? That might actually be something.
You can still sell your house or car. The first potentially for more money.

The restaurants and broadway shows are gone.

I’m all for spending on experiences btw. But you have it backwards financially.
That's what one half of HN think. The other half:

Artificial brains in the verge of singularity show another sign of approaching consciousness. The chain of thought of process performance is exactly human, showing yet another proof of the arrival of AGI before 2030.
Any guide would probably be outdated in a month, unfortunately.

It does seem like Claude is currently slightly ahead of ChatGPT, especially when it comes to to technical stuff. But will it still be ahead next week? Who knows.

A more optimistic way of looking at it is that all of these tools are quite useful if you use them well, and pretty much all are better than what existed at all two years ago. So pick one that works for you and don't exhaust yourself trying to figure out what's currently "best".
It's very common in Europe, I have several at home. If you properly wash them, there is no bacterial danger either.
Is the iron that leaches from pan even bio-available? Aren't supplements very specific compounds? I can admit that it might be toxic, but that toxicity is not due to something like over production of haemoglobin...
I love my cast iron, but usually choose a nonstick for eggs and crepes/pancakes in the morning.

- I tend to re-season my cast iron every time I use it and it’s a chore to do this for my early morning meals.

- Non-stick is just more non-stick, with cast iron I am constrained to using a certain heat and/or fat content to create the non-stick property which I might not want for a certain dish.
TIL. Thanks
And yet, humans, our benchmark for AGI, suffer from similar problems, with our reasoning being heavily influenced by things that should have been unrelated.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priming_(psychology)
Yes because the Tibetan Sovereignty is a silly concept. It was already used decades ago by colonial regimes to try to split the young Republic, basically as a way to hurt it and prevent the Tibetan ascent to democracy. It doesn't matter for western power that Tibet was a backward slave system.
These things would cost the same effort but bring a tiny fraction of the traffic.

If it comes to that, I will find other ways to earn a living. The content and website infrastructure will still be valuable to other people, so I can have my "exit". There are lots of other opportunities to make money in my little industry, but none are nearly as rewarding as helping a ton of people for free. Worst case scenario, I can always go back to web development.

I would just find it really sad if Google killed something useful and replaced it with SEO spam.
Regexpr is confused with "+?" so

^.?$|^(..*)\1+$

is better.
It might also be an example of 80/20 - we're just entering the 20% of features that take 80% of the time & effort.

It might be possible but will shareholders/investors foot the bill for the 80% that they still have to pay.
Today is good day because I launched my website https://apkcutcap.com/ , where I post latest updates about video editing and trending Capcut templates.
Cool they even released the weights![1] didn't expect that from the tone of the release post to be honest.

[1]: https://huggingface.co/Shitao/OmniGen-v1
To this day, the best way to practice typing, for me, is https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Typing_of_the_Dead
Yep, I ditched my "non stick" and all plastic utensils over a decade ago. It's just never seemed right to me to cook with plastic and I don't understand how other people can do it.
Like others have said, cloud-init is the way. For the few instances that may not have the right tooling baked into their base image or where it’s not fully supported by the orchestrator (like Proxmox containers), I use https://github.com/rcarmo/ground-init (which I first wrote to set up my laptop and local machines and lets me re-use cloud-init files).
I think this is the reference but I'm too lazy to get a TLDR https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24917679
I tried to use Zed but the text rendering on macOS was so painful that I didn't get far. Hopefully they'll address so I can give it another go in the future.
I dont know… i felt like the eng facing llm work at my company was distracting and not useful. I can only see Dropbox and others obsessing over LLMs as clinging to relevancy. At the end of the day we will just get a chat bot and a handful of niche projects AI investments paid off for
someone should notify https://news.ycombinator.com/user?id=pdfernhout that he’s made the front page
for a start, zed doesn't work on Windows. I'm not exactly a fan of MSFT but at work, I must use Windows...
I also switch between a lot of computers (work computer at home/work computer at work) but have to develop on "big powerful machine at work". My current solution is tmux + nvim and it works really good. I can just pickup a session from whatever computer I'm in front of at the moment.

Am I correct in that neither Zed nor VS Code support this usecase yet?
I don't use code editors, but when we had an issue with ssh sessions hanging, it was always coworkers that were using vscode and connecting something up with that.

Man, just ssh through the terminal like a normal person and transfer files with git.
Does it count if the black plastic part is not in contact with the water/food? The inside of my kettle is stainless steel, but the lid is black plastic (not directly in contact with water)
Show HN: I Built Foldersmap Transform complex folder into documentation
Please Tell your Opinion on this
Google soon to owe $1 googol in fines
Caveat emptor: "Zed downloads NodeJS binary and npm packages from Internet without user’s consent"[1]

This has been an open issue for 5 months. When I noticed it, I couldn't believe my eyes and it was the last time I've run Zed so far. Judge for yourself whether this is a deal-breaker for you; I wish I had known about it earlier.

[1] https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/12589
I switched to Zed for C, C++, Rust, Angular, and am extremely happy with it. I use it with it's vim mode, which is very good.

For the record, I've tried the JetBrains suite for at least a year, vscode, vim, neovim, visual studio (windows), qtcreator, and at least one more I dont remember. Zed is superior for everyday coding, for me.

The only thing it lacks is debugging, so I can't use it for C#, but I also can't use vscode for C# so that's understandable.

And man, its so snappy.
Eternal black holes and temporal quantum correlations
Temporal wormholes
The one Xcode has is particularly bad, unfortunately.
Given my experience with the vscode remote instance, that actually sounds terrible as it can get bloated very quickly. The instance state can and should be retained without running the instance indefinitely.
Not persistent sessions, but VS Code can run the GUI locally and connect to a remote server. When you reconnect it opens all your tabs, workspace settings etc.
Negotiations require two parties willing to negotiate.

In your example one is not, so negotiations aren't possible.
You can just check Memegen traffic to figure that one out.
in fairness the marriage rate also shrunk during that time, online dating may have been nice during its inception but like other products has been enshittified into keeping users on the platform aka not setting them up with the best dates, interested to see how tokyos experiment pans out
They need to disclose when they want to install malware on my system?
About time if you ask me...
I had one in that era, they sucked for whatever opcodes mp3 decoding required
I'm curious what country that is. Monaco?

How are housing prices in the neighbouring countries?
"tab completion good enough to write 25% of code" feels like a pretty good hit rate to me! Especially when you consider that a good chink of the other 75% is going to be the complex, detailed stuff where you probably want someone thinking about it fairly carefully.
How's Zed with WSL (now)? I've liked the ability to run the VS Code back-end in WSL and front-end in Windows, is this possible with Zed?
I mostly use one-line completes and they are pretty good. Also I really like when Copilot generates boilerplate like

if err != nil {
return fmt.Errorf("Cannot open settings: %w", err);
}
Someone reinvented tramp-mode.
It is in Nvidia's interest that their cards have better developer experience and cost less to run than their competitors.
Memory footprint, startup times, overall responsiveness. At the end of the day VSCode is still Electron app.
How is this a narrow niche?

Chain of thought type operations is in this "niche".

Also anything where the value is in the follow up chat not the one shot.
The article that introduced them talks about mainstay and is certainly not trying to hide their impact

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/archive/msdn-magazine/2018...
compression tends NOT to use a global dictionary. So to me they are vastly different even if they have the same goal of reducing the output size.

Compression with a global dict would like do better than dedup yet it will have a lot of other issues.
For me it's really goddam satisfying having good autocomplete, especially when you are just writing boilerplate lines of code to get the code into a state where you actually get to work on the fun stuff (ther harder problems).
No, not at all.

"classic" intellisense is reliable, so why introduce random source in the process?
Oops indeed. (Downloading can be fine in many---but not all---cases, but the lack of authentication is not really justifiable!) The latest comment does hint that it will change in the near future, as the change is required for remote development anyway:

> Status update: We are still working on this! The major blocker is that extensions have not been setup to interact with setting. However, we also need to change this API to support our upcoming remote development feature. So we're going to roll both of these breaking changes into a larger extension update, coming this November or December :)
I use VSCode + SSH remote for this and works great. The only nitpick I have is needing to manually reconnect when I suspend my laptop and ssh connection breaks. It's a separate session though, which doesn't matter to me but may be a deal breaker for you.

I use Tailscale for a personal VPN so the beefy workstation is always securely available from my laptop, even when across the pond).
That's just your extremely limited experience (2 stores): homebrew runs a special command clearing up a bit so you don't get that notification, which does exist if yout download apps directly
or idgaflock.com
this is very spot on. There are tons of artists who have a job so they can sustain their own personal creativity.
What's real world side by side testing show?
I wouldn't go there. These things are supposed to be helpful, any bug or chance of a bug will be detrimental to their stated purpose, just imagine scenarios were zed tells git to download a repo and you have to make sure it downloads to a linux directory and not a windows directory, otherwise you lose all of the access bits, and it's slow af.

Asking for trouble.
That's only looking at western audiences. In 2020, Tencent said that the cheating market in China is worth $293M annually [1]. In China there are many individual games making billions in annual revenue. PUBG bans over a hundred thousand cheaters every week. I don't think adding up to billions is too farfetched, if you count globally over the decades, although it'd be close.

There are also the costs of the opportunities that cheating prevents from happening. Development would be much faster and more types of games could be made.

[1] https://www.scmp.com/tech/apps-social/article/3099893/chinas...
As fas as I see, it's not possible to connect to a device that uses the same Apple account, which is what I have done in my case. It has to be a different one.

Also, it only seems to work on a local network with hostnames.
This is important if you are launching many kernels and orchestrating their execution from the CPU.
I’ll buy the SublimeText version, but I mainly use CLion nowadays and I would definitely buy it again for that IDE. Are you working on other editors or IDE for this color scheme?
Thinking about this MVP, I wonder if in another 50 years people will describe products like the AI pin that MKBHD panned in the same way.

EDIT: "The Worst Product I've Ever Reviewed... For Now"

https://youtu.be/TitZV6k8zfA
Worse flood in Spain from the last 60 years. >5000 cars destroyed. Roads and fast train railways cut and many missing people still. About foreigners, the corpse of a British retiree was recovered.

Thousands of people received alerts on their phones, but it just happened too fast. People had 3 minutes from normal to 2m high water level inside the house, and many were surprised in the highway while driving. The authorities want to improve the phone system of alerts, including a black level beyond the current red.

The policy of last decades turning riverbeds into sterile concrete vases must be reviewed. Life forested river banks stop the water. Ecologists were saying this for 40 years. Concrete vases just accelerate and reinforce the flood. Of course people should stop building in the areas of influence of the riverbeds and those should be turned into gardens, but this is also an old issue discussed for years.
It could be "font-style": "italic" https://www.sublimetext.com/docs/color_schemes.html#example

It may skip over it if the font doesn't have an italic variant.
Author links to the PEP-3119 containing the new, correct way to do things. And then explains how to do it the old way?

The right way to do this is with @abc.abstractmethod decorator.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/abc.html#abc.abstractmetho...
Vivaldi 7.0 on Android
https://chatgpt.com/share/672331d2-676c-8002-b8b3-10fc4c8d88...

In my experience, if you confuse an LLM by deviating from the the "expected", then all the shims of logic seem to disappear, and it goes into hallucination mode.
In my experience, the electron overhead is relatively negligible compared to the ressource usage of the language servers. And zed seems to use the same language servers.
> These rules discourage new businesses from starting

No. They encourage new businesses to start without compromising on the fundamental stuff.
Ahh - not sure about the same account, I’ve not tried that.

It 100% works across the internet: it works with contact names, not just host names.
This appears to be a significantly better implementation. Tramp mode is god awful slow and does not maintain a persistent connection.
You can be politically neutral or factually neutral - not both. Seems like you chose the former.
Newham Council plans to sell 64k block of unused IPv4 Addresses
Newham Council are the registered owners of a block of IPV4 addresses administered by RIPE, the regional internet registry responsible for the European region. The addresses were allocated to the Council at no cost when the IPV4 range was being initially established. The council are considering the sale to plug a hole in their books. It will provide additional finance for Adult Social Care and Children’s Services in the London Borough.
What’s the issue exactly? I’ve been using it on macOS for a few months now and while it has its issues, text rendering hasn’t been one of them.
Its hard to run Govt's without piling on debt.

The latest great example is Germany breaking its own rules it imposed on Greece recently so that it can borrow more. And its doing it not because its in economic shambles or distress, but because their entire economic model of earning via exports(China) and relying on cheap energy(Russia) is unraveling.

It teaches us nothing is black and white in a complex, fast and ever changing world. What works one day may not work the next day. Political creatures enjoy and thrive in this state of affairs cause nothing they say will be entirely wrong if Media 24x7 frames everything in terms of right and wrong.
Is this (size) an issue in the real world?
In British the former is sometimes called a fish slice. But of a silly name so most people now also use spatula for both.
>How is it possible that I can write efficient and provably-safe code in C# without a degree in type theory?

Because Anders Hejlsberg is one of the greatest language architects and the C# team are continuing that tradition.

The only grudge I have against them is they promised us discriminated unions since forever and they are still discussing how to implement it. I think that is the greatest feature C# is missing.

For the rest C# is mostly perfect. It has a good blend of functional and OOP, you can do both low level and high level code. You can target both the VM or the bare hardware. You can write all types of code beside system programming (due to the garbage collector). But you can do web backend, web front-end, services, desktop, mobile apps, microcontroller stuff, games and all else. It has very good libraries and frameworks for whatever you need. The experience with Visual Studio is stellar.

And the community is great. And for most domains there is generally only one library or framework everybody uses so you not only don't have to ask what to use for a new feature or project, but you also find very good examples and help if you need.

It feels like a better, more strait trough version of Java, less verbose and less boiler plate-y. So that's why .NET didn't need its own Kotlin.

Sure, it can't meet the speed of Rust or C# for some tasks because of the garbage collector. But provided you AOT compule, disable the garbage collector and do manual memory management, it should.
Been long since I've checked what one can do with shaders and this is truly impressive !
"Man, just put it on tape and walk over to that machine to load it there".

Sorry, I know such low-effort puns are shunned on HN, but once in a decade I grant myself the permission to not resist.
Why is it an AI PC all of a sudden?
The default setup is pretty crappy but with some tweaking of the ssh connection setup, It does a decent job and I used it for actual work for several years.