skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I would genuinely like to see your thought process on this:

Trump promised to deport all the undocumented migrants. All of them. That's roughly 10 million people.

How would you, within 4 years (he is famously a man of his word and we can count on him to accomplish his campaign promises within his presidency), find and then move 10 million people, and to where would you move them?

What does it look like to move 10 million people against their will? What mechanisms would allow for this?

I have an idea, but I'm curious your alternatives:

First, to find them, you could create a federal bounty program. Rat out illegals, get 100$ a head. Well, that might lead to rampant suspicion and neighborly misbehavior... somewhat exploitable too since you can get ICE to kick your annoying neighbor's door down by claiming they're harboring an illegal... not ideal. Maybe instead give NSA blanket wiretapping access to root them all out? Well, now they're listening to everything everyone says, but hey, anything in the name of freedom!

Regardless, awesome, now we've got ICE kicking down doors and dragging screaming families into the street. Part 1 accomplished. They load them into paddywagons and take them to local jails. Oops, those filled up within the first five days of the program. Now what? Stadiums? We're using those. Walmart parking lots with UNICEF tents? Sure, but what's to stop them from simply running away? Fences. We need lots of fences, and lots of UNICEF tents. Cut in some latrines (jobs!), run some plumbing, done. We've got some great staging areas.

Obviously, we should centralize these, right? We don't want to just take over every walmart parking lot in the country. Instead, while we negotiate with mexico and some other countries about how we're going to dump 10 million people over the border, we'll park them in several centralized locations, preferably out in the middle of nowhere because nobody wants a concentra--- sorry, undocumented migrant staging area, in the middle of their town!

That's a lot of people to move, 10 million. A greyhound bus fits, what, 30 people? 50? That's too many busses. We need trains. We can build the undocumented migrant staging area in remote areas with train access, just add an offramp straight into the camp- sorry, undocumented migrant staging area. Fix up some cattle cars, jam the people in there, gorgeous!

Oops, mexico told us to fuck off and won't take these migrants, now what? We can't just let them loose after having stuffed them up in there for a couple months, can we? I guess we can just keep them in there a bit longer while we try to negotiate with a couple other countries...

This sounds like the good version of America, right? With the screaming families being dragged onto mass transit and shoved into unicef tents? The alternative (aka, status quo for decades) is just lawlessness.
There are quite a few things! VSCode's direction (I am making my own assumptions from the learnings I have)
- VSCode is working on the working set direction of making multi-file edits work
- Their idea of bringing in other extension is via the provider API which only copilot has access to (so you can't use them if you are not a copilot subscriber)

So just taking these things for face value, I think there is lots to innovate.
No editor (bias view of mine) has really captured the idea of a pair programmer working alongside you. Even now the most beloved feature is copilot or cursor tab with the inline completions.

So we are ways further from a saturated market or even a feature set level saturation. Until we get there, I do think forks have a way to work towards their own version of an ideal AI native editor, I do think the editors of the future will look different given the upwards trend of AI abilities.
Whatever measures are used to portray the economy as great(it's not just the stock market) or unemployment is down do not match with the impact people feel in their own lives. Maybe they aren't lies, but they aren't accurate either. Massive layoffs in our industry and a glut of H1Bs still hanging around are a problem for an American job seeker in this industry and we'll look out for our interests despite what we're told.
Could you please stop taking this thread further into political flamewar? You've been doing it a lot, and we're trying to avoid that here.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
Very cool! Looks like it has an XSS vector though :P

https://i.imgur.com/5bbKiFc.png
>Funny you mention contraception here, that's another thing the GOP is openly talking about making more difficult for people to access.

Buddy, we are long past believing NBC's interpretation of a complicated legal ruling. Your guys have been scare mongering for way too long. Believe it or not, there are lots of sensible conservatives.
There's also https://aider.chat/, which is... close.
now i get your point.

"not leaning into it" means exactly and exclusively to stop the usage on porn-sites. There's no misinterpretation possible. Sort of EULA, specifically defining use cases or some "i don't lean into so please do not do that" wouldn't stop anyone. If there are no sanctions, no nag-screens, Captchas and no other ways to make the use of that extension on porn sites cumbersome - then it will be used on such sites. I don't know the reasons of OP is even asking it. Thus, i told to put a captcha on such sites. Having distracting captchas is a mild solution. Blocking is the hardest. Other than that, there's no way of "not leaning into" that would work.

I may've over-read your solution of the problem and how OP could make it more specifically for these users and their use cases, in case he/she/it doesn't want to lean into...
> If this is what America wants, then it is what America deserves.

It's not really "what America wants". You are drastically overestimating how democratic the US system is if you think the fact that a very narrow majority picked one of the preselected candidates means that candidate has any kind of broad popular mandate.

It's probably what a double-digit percentage of Americans want, but certainly not the majority, and only barely the majority preferred it over the other extremely unpopular candidate.
Change `showdead` to `yes` in your settings, and you'll see.

(NB. This will expose you to some aggressively stupid comments.)
Thank you, I will come back and engage with your response.
The Republicans didn't have anybody in 2016 or Trump wouldn't have had a chance. He stepped up to the plate even though he is the complete opposite of a lifelong Republican.

So was Hillary, so the vision of lifelong Republicans has been completely out-of-reach for almost a decade now. They had no choice but to settle for less.

I think it's been well demonstrated currently with Trump's live appearances where he really thinks he's doing the right thing all the time whether he makes very much sense or not.

Just last week alone Trump made Ronald Reagan with Alzheimer's look like an absolute genius by comparison.
Appreciate the kind words! Linear scaling in terms of speed and cost. We haven't yet optimized the prompts & choice of model to minimize token usage, so I'd recommend emailing us for advice if you want to run this on a large dataset
AIDE == AI + IDE
(that was our take on the name)
> is the US a democratic union of 50 states

If you mean "state" in the sense of "nation-state", then no, the US is not a democratic union of 50 states. It's a federal republic. While each state does have its own identity, government, and laws, the US federal government has much more power over US states than the EU has over member countries.

> the current electoral system was set up to weight the votes of states that were members of the union

The current electoral system was set up to appease the southern slave-owning states who would have had little representation if the straight popular vote was used.

> Perhaps 'dated' is a better description than 'broken'.

Potato, potahto. Distinction without a difference, in this case.
This my outsider perspective, I am not into US politics at all but I have spent a couple hours catching up today and my takeaway is simple (and probably wrong):

the Democrat's messaging wasn't clear enough in my opinion and Kamala Harris was a weak candidate.

I listened to some of her interviews and I had a really hard time understanding what her campaign was about besides not being Trump. She also failed to put some distance between her and Biden which means that in my mind and probably in the mind of a lot of voters, she was seen merely as a carbon copy of him but as a woman.

Also the fact that KH was parachuted on the ticket without a primary vote because it was too late for that meant that she just wasn't ready. She put up a good fight but it wasn't enough to beat Trump who by that stage had been on the campaign trail for more than a year and spent time crafting responses, rebuttals and finding ways to attack his opponents.

I think Biden shares some of the blame here but she must have known this was a suicide mission.

All in all I don't think I missed anything by not paying attention to this whole circus.
In an opportunity economy, you'll have OPPORTUNITY!

I think Harris 2024 is the worst campaign I've ever seen in modern American history.
Yeah, they'll be so "fixed" nobody will have the ability to "unfix" them.
mid-60's had neural nets.

mid-90's had LeCun telling everyone that big neural nets were the future.
The market is liquid enough for 50 BTC. KYC kicks in at the withdrawal stage, not the exchange stage.
Abbotsford is basically metro Vancouver at this point, and they're basically experiencing Vancouver crime now. Crime going up in Abbotsford and going down in Vancouver is terrible for those in Abbotsford but doesn't support the narrative that "crime is going up".
Please don't take HN threads further into political flamewar. It's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html
How did you determine this? Less than 50% of the population voted.
> Most white men are not at the peak of society.

Today. This was different 60 years ago. This is different today in more conservative countries.
At least that is the perception of those people.

> When they are told how good they have it, they think about how their paycheck barely/doesn't cover their needs, or the needs of his family. They think about how long their car will last before breaking down.

Everyone has those problems, it's not limited to men or white people.

> And they discover that the government is giving people who just got here handouts

And here we have the prime example of manipulation. The reason why all those young men fall to this delusion.
> It was not included in the initial designs

That’s why NASA is poor and pentagon is rich.

To me as a taxpayer, if there are no cool pictures, it doesn’t exist.

If they were politically shrewd, camera would be the biggest instrument.

And the next probe that will dive into the sun would carry the bullet that killed Kennedy or a shot off piece from Trump’s ear.
If I understand the argument, we're collapsing the world order over the price of a burrito?
> the average "CIS white male" feels this way and is checking out, you've got a problem, whether you're the cause or not. It's perception more so than truth that's costing "the left" the elections.

Yes, you have a problem, and it's called disinformation.

> If people are rather loudly letting you know they feel left out, you'd better come up with a strategy that somehow resonates with them, rather than saying "we never said that" and continue to lose their vote. Whether you think that's justified or not is not really relevant, not if you want to win, at least.

This is some ludicrous reasoning. What do you want them to do other than say "we literally never said that"? How exactly do you picture them campaigning against strawmen and imagined threats? If people are too dumb to realise they're being lied too, that's really unfortunate, but you can't fix stupid. Ultimately that's why populist politicians with empty words are on the rise. You really cannot fix stupid.
Archived version: http://web.archive.org/web/20241105230933/https://www.wired....
This. It feels like USA just lost the Cold War.

> Tens of millions of people are going to wake up [this morning] to find that they don’t live in the country they thought they did. Liberals, classical and otherwise, will discover overnight that they’re now outnumbered by a coalition of earnest fascists, partisan Republicans who’ll rationalize literally anything, and millions upon millions of less tribal voters who don’t care how corrupt Trump is or which laws he breaks or whether he overturns elections or not so long as they get the results on their pet issues that they’re hoping for.

> That’s an identity crisis. A big one. And a lot of people are going to be having it at the same time.
"All they had to do was bring a calming white man that is not in cognitive decline"

They did that with VP Walz, but it did not help. Their policies are the problem.
That pesky electorate. Clinging to their religion and guns. A basket of deplorables. Garbage.
monorepos are appropriate for a single project with many sub parts but one or two artifacts on any given release build. But they fall apart when you have multiple products in the monorepo, each with different release schedules.

As soon as you add a second separate product that uses a different subset of any code in the repo, you should consider breaking up the monorepo. If the code is "a bunch of libraries" and "one or more end user products" it becomes even more imperative to consider breaking down stuff..

Having worked on monorepos where there are 30+ artifacts, multiple ongoing projects that each pull the monorepo in to different incompatible versions, and all of which have their own lifetime and their own release cycle - monorepo is the antithesis of a good idea.
Even worse, he'll throw gasoline everywhere just like he did last time and throw the match right before he leaves the room. Fuel prices and the Afghanistan withdrawal were both done specifically with that in mind.
I did started learning 6502 assembler back in those days :)

Recently I have been busy writing the emulator in Golang:

https://github.com/gotzmann/6502
Except if it's a COVID vaccination.
I think the big issue around monorepo is when a company puts completely different projects together inside a single repo.

In this article almost everything makes sense to me (because that's what I have been doing most of my career) but they put their OTP app inside which suddenly makes no sense. And you can see the problem in the CI they have dedicated files just for this App and probably very few common code with the rest.

IMO you should have one monorepo per project (api, frontend, backend, mobile, etc. as long as it's the same project) and if needed a dedicated repo for a shared library.
>Typically you would expect this to be an opportunity for competition

What competition? Most of them have merged into massive blobs.
A CAMM2 memory based design would likely work just as well.
PPP loan fraud disproportionately benefited already wealthy people who both had the means to navigate the bureaucracy and the lack of morals to steal.
yeah, the real selling point of the google mail is that they have the power to just remove mail from other providers. Or the risk of removing is enough motivation of using gmail only. And as a major mail provider, they could change the ways we handle mail (to make it more reliable), they just choose not to.
> The other reason I voted Trump was the Covid lockdowns and the attempted vaccine mandates. Blue states such as California had schools closed for over a year, while red states such as Texas and Florida quickly reopened. The type of government that would arrest a person surfing off of Santa Cruz is a government that has lost their mind. And anyone Dr Sarah Cody of Santa Clara county would support, I’m going to support the opposite.

Bingo. All of the “my body my choice” rhetoric rings very hollow when you need to show proof of vaccination to sit down at a Starbucks to drink your $4.69 Americano (and still be required to wear a mask, despite being vaccinated twice in a state with something like a 90% vaccination rate).

And calling republicans facist and anti-democracy after closing small businesses, schools, playgrounds, etc. setting up phone numbers to dime out your neighbors?

Saying you are anti-1% when your covid policies directly enrich the 1%? Saying you are anti-racism when your covid policies directly hurt those without?

And then the massive economic fall out after when surprise surprise, doing all that will fuck shit up?

I was a loyal democrat my entire life before 2020. Never again.
The main hardware security bugs[0] were very low hanging fruit associated with taking over the boot chain at ring 0- it's more likely that Nintendo themselves were in a rush to get the product on the market after the perceived failure of the Wii U. Even with a secure software stack, people found a way to defeat the Xbox 360 hardware[1] by physically drilling into a chip that enforced a software lock, and George Hotz became known for his work in finding ECDSA flaws in the PS3. Companies can design these locks to last for a few years of a console's lifespan, but I think people now are determined enough to dive into these difficult problems that they're unlikely to be secured forever.

[0] https://www.gamesindustry.biz/unpatchable-hardware-exploit-l...

[1] https://gbatemp.net/threads/scanned-drilling-template-16d4s-...
Reminds me of this:

>Jeff Bezos(01:34:00) We were going over a weekly business review and a set of documents, and I have a saying, which is when the data and the anecdotes disagree, the anecdotes are usually right. And it doesn't mean you just slavishly go follow the anecdotes then.
It's the limbic system vs the frontal lobe.

The limbic system won.
That last line truly took the cake. I've heard "romance is dead" before, but this person is suggesting that all relationships are gone haha.
Joe Rogan's #1 talent is making crackpots seem reasonable and chill. It's what makes his show interesting.
A couple more:

afconvert(1) - an audio file format converter, which includes Apple's superior AAC codec from the Core Audio framework

diskutil(8) - tons of tools for fixed and removable storage

Examples:

afconvert in.wav -o out.m4a -q 127 -s 2 -b 160000 -f m4af -d 'aac '

mb=300; diskutil eraseVolume APFS myramdisk `hdiutil attach -nomount ram://$((mb*2048))`
In Canada Im required to show my ID to vote and things work just fine.
Could Biden have actually changed the Afghanistan thing? That was actually Trump's decision--and my favorite one he ever made--but he put the timetable into the next presidency just in case of bad press.
What requirements? The only real requirement is to have someone sponsor you.

Everything else, including having passport and no previous history of war crimes, raping and pillaging for 5 years also applies to other visas anyway.

It's also not H1B type of slavery, there are not quotas, you can change employer whenever your want and not even lose fancy tax ruling. Work visa is the easiest way.
mars dust is conductive? Thats news to me.
Or do it like Alberta and celebrate the pollutant instead

https://www.nationalobserver.com/2024/10/18/news/alberta-ucp...
>Maybe Harris should have just promised puppies and rainbows and candy.

She did, and no one fell for it.

Consider that, just maybe, you're the one not bound by reality.
Does he have any responsibility at all for the words that come out of his own mouth? Blaming the media has been the right wing propaganda strategy for the last 3 decades. Fox News and the alte unlamented Rush Limbaugh have made entire brands out of blaming the media, while also crowing about being the most successful media brands in the country.
This is pretty cool, it’s nice to have a clean interface that puts more focus on individual posts (as articles here) rather than tons of headlines where I feel I skim over posts a lot more (particularly the post about Jupiter only caught my attention on your site, not the front page).

I’d like if there was some support for customising it without liking and disliking so I could push topics I’m interested in first (e.g. those tagged with emacs). It would also be nice to hide the like and dislike buttons in general as it gives more of a social media feel that the newspaper style UI does well to shake.
>Not sure why the "us kids" comment.

>Did we have to know as much as back in the 70s, 80s and 90s? No, not at all but that is advancement and not necessarily watering it down.

Sounds like you do understand the comment and agree with it, but still took offense.
The print stylesheets are also kind of broken. With my printer's default margins, the page becomes an overlapping mess: https://i.imgur.com/lTlFz4l.png

And even with margins turned off, stories are split "across" pages in a way that makes them useless for printing: https://i.imgur.com/SvmTGa8.png Need to pay more attention to your "break-inside" properties: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/break-insid... (and switch from using JS-generated absolute styles to using a CSS column layout or masonry grid)
> Well, are they wrong? Once you get past the stupid rehtoric associated with the word, the goal of communists is to usher in an age of post-scarcity.

So, if you ignore what a word means, and redefine it, yes, anything can mean whatever you want it to mean.

Communism has an element of post-scarcity as a sort of a prerequisite, but that's neither the main goal, nor the means. There is nothing even remotely communist in anything even remotely mainstream in US politics.
> you should have one monorepo per project (api, frontend, backend, mobile, etc. as long as it's the same project)

that's not a monorepo!

Unless the singular "project" is stuff our company ships, the problem you have is of impedance mismatch between the projects, which is the problem that an actual monorepo solves. for swe's on individual projects who will never have the problem of having to ship a commit on all the repos at the "same" time, yeah that seems fine, and for them it is. the problem comes as a distributed systems engineer where, for whatever reason, many or all the repos need to be shipped at the ~same time. or worse - A needs to ship before B which needs ship before C but that needs to ship before A, and you have to unwind that before actually being able to ship the change.
Well.. the last time he won, many people were literally expecting a nuclear holocaust. I remember a season of American Horror Story where the main part of the premise was that Trump became president.

We survived the first time?

I want to believe that somehow having Musk involved will help? I think there are a few people who feel encouraged by that based on how effective some of his companies are, and others think he will just call in a political favor for his own profit.

There seem to be two alternate realities. Either we are on the brink of a horrific fascist cyberpunk dystopia, or we have dealt a massive blow to the war-profiteering drug-profiteering establishment.

I don't think either is the real world, but the extreme divergence in predictions is confusing. I dislike this guy quite a lot but I also don't think the Democrats are trustworthy or honest.
Just a reminder that not all votes have been counted yet.
I think it is not crazy to think that if the contents are used from some country then intentional obstruction of justice stuff like kill switches or dropping VPN connections should be treated as intentional obstruction of justice. AKA reality of use matters more than "location" of data.
I guess in theory what you say could be correct, however in practice this tool has been very helpful for client work of editing, cleaning, cropping and even slight modification of Gaussian splats. I could see a similar argument for raster images in general -- they are hard to edit as you're modifying individual pixels and it's not efficient, but we've seen tools grow from MS Paint to modern Photoshop to become very useful. I think the same could be said here -- it's just early and we're at the "bytecode" level as you say.