skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think the actual truth is somewhere halfway. Hard to not have any GitHub presence if you use enough open source projects, since you can't even report bugs to many of them without an account.

But if you mostly mean in the sense that they don't have a fancy GitHub profile with a ton of followers... I agree, that does seem to be the case.

LinkedIn on the other hand... I sincerely can't imagine networking on LinkedIn being a fraction as useful as networking... Well, at work. For anyone that has a decent enough resume LinkedIn is basically only useful if you want a gutter trash news feed and to be spammed by dubious job offers 24/7. Could be wrong, but I'm starting to think you should really only stoop to LinkedIn in moments of desperation...
It's not even the ads. How do we fill the emptiness that makes us
vulnerable, and creates a need to fill lives with distraction and
numbness.

Heroin addicts I'v known, the ones that lived and the ones that
didn't, taught me a whole lot more about our current state of
technology than I'd ever bargained for.

https://cybershow.uk/blog/posts/black-friday
High blood pressure is independently predictive of heart disease and stroke. We see this over and over again in prospective cohort and RCT data the same way we know that your favorite metrics also predict heart disease.

The problem with your wearables example is the same problem you have with angiograms and CAC scans: by the time you're seeing results, it's probably too late.

Even if the Apple Watch could tell you 7 days before you're going to have a heart attack, it's the result of decades of cumulative exposures to factors including hypertension that have lead to the plaque, stenosis, ventricle hypertrophy, and fibrosis that underly your heart attack.
Inadequate ventilation without air conditioners is unbearably hot.
Author here. Thanks for reading.

>This sounds crazy to me. Never ever mix your business and personal accounts for anything! The point of an LLC (in any jurisdiction) is to keep your personal and business concerns separate, so why would you break that rule for Google?

The finances were always separate. The company GCP project was on a dedicated billing account within GCP, so I don't think it violated any rules about business/personal separation of an LLC.

>was along the lines of "Well, DUH!" Of course, that's the first thing you do with a new business: dedicated bank account, dedicated email address.

Dedicated email address: yes.

Dedicated bank account: no, not from the start.

What bank do you use that will give you a dedicated account for every business idea you have before you even know if it will materialize into something?

I have a business checking account under my sole proprietorship before I know if the business will turn into anything. A few months into TinyPilot, I registered an LLC and created dedicated bank accounts at that point.

But there's so much work and friction in opening a business bank account in the US that I couldn't possibly do it as soon as I have the idea for the business. I had ~10 other businesses that flopped before TinyPilot. It's impractical to have dedicated bank accounts for each one ready to go on day one. And registering an LLC is ~$600 all-in plus a few hundred in yearly renewals, plus $200 to shut it down.
Computer Scientists: Breaches of Voting System Software Warrant Recounts
What they mean is that if you approach some issues with "[no influence] by [your] individual personal viewpoint" you end up running into a leftist or slightly moderate viewpoint.

For example, take climate change. If you come at it looking only at the facts, you'll recognize we need more renewable energy and climate change poses a threat. Donald Trump, to contrast, in intending to put more money on oil and gas and remove subsidies for renewable energy.

Or, if you prefer, the economy. It's more or less undisputed that tariffs will hurt the GDP and overall economy of the US. However, Donald Trump claims tariffs will help the US economy.

Or, perhaps what the GOP has treasured most of all these past few years, the culture war. For example, gender-neutral bathrooms. From a neutral perspective, forcing trans people to use the bathroom of their assigned gender at birth will backfire tremendously. Instead of having trans women in women's restrooms, now you will have big burly and hairy trans men. Or look at gender affirming care, we have statistics about gender affirming care lowering the risk of suicide. But the right claims gender affirming care causes suicide and has a high regret rate.

Those are just a few examples, but if you look at popular conservative policies and then try to reason about them you kind of hit a wall.
What makes you so sure the job wouldn't just exist somewhere cheaper like Europe if they couldn't hire for 2/3 in the US?
I have yet to hear what meaning tolerance has in this interpretation.

Surely chairman mao agrees with free speech that doesn’t harm his society and social programs
> They are saying "practice does not improve skill", which goes completely against the past century or so of research in psychology.

You haven't made the argument that what they are practicing is valuable or effective.

I'm sure they get better at doing homework by doing a lot of homework, but do they develop any transferable skills?

It seems you are begging the question here.
If it makes any kind of decision whatsoever (like an "if" statement), slap the word AI on it.
They could be scaling price with demand similar to Uber. Could be demand for Waymo was higher than demand for Uber at the time you checked.
if only AI could solve this problem....
Chandler Davis: Funded in Part by the Federal Prison System ...
That might make more sense than my original interpretation.
For those who come across this type of fraud, reporting is straightforward. You can report anonymously.

https://www.uscis.gov/scams-fraud-and-misconduct/report-frau...

https://www.uscis.gov/report-fraud/uscis-tip-form

I would also report as securities fraud to the SEC, but that is a higher hill to climb.

https://www.sec.gov/submit-tip-or-complaint/tips-complaints-...

(not calling OP out specifically, general guidance when you come across illegal labor practices)
Codai is an AI code assistant designed to help developers efficiently manage their daily tasks through a session-based CLI, such as adding new features, refactoring, and performing detailed code reviews. What makes codai stand out is its deep understanding of the entire context of your project, enabling it to analyze your code base and suggest improvements or new code based on your context. This AI-powered tool supports multiple LLM models, including GPT-4o, GPT-4, Ollama, and more.

Features
Intelligent Code Suggestions: Provide context-aware code completion and suggestions as you type.

Add New Features or Test Cases: Suggest new features or generate test cases based on existing code, helping to enhance functionality and ensure code reliability.

Code Refactoring: Provide specific suggestions to improve the structure and efficiency of existing code, making it cleaner and easier to maintain.

Describe a Bug: Users can describe bugs in their code, allowing the AI to analyze the issue and provide targeted suggestions for resolution or debugging steps.

Code Review Assistance: Analyze code and identify potential bugs, providing suggestions to refactor for cleaner and better-performing code.

Direct Code Acceptance: After receiving code suggestions from the AI, users can directly accept changes, which will be applied immediately to the codebase.

Documentation Generation: Automatically generate documentation based on the codebase, including function descriptions, parameter details, and usage examples.

Multi-Language Support: Support for various programming languages (C#, Go, Python, Java, Javascript, Typescript) to cater to a wider range of developers.

Customizable Config: Allow users to customize settings through a config file (e.g., changing AI provider, tuning temperature settings).

Project Context Awareness: Maintain awareness of the entire project context to provide more accurate suggestions.

Full Context Summarization: Summarize the full context of your codebase using Tree-sitter for accurate and efficient code analysis.

RAG System Implementation: Implement a Retrieval-Augmented Generation system to improve the relevance and accuracy of code suggestions by retrieving relevant context from the project.

Support variety of LLM models: Work with advanced LLM models like GPT-4o, GPT-4 and Ollama to get high-quality code suggestions and interactions.

Edit Multiple Files at Once: Enable the AI to modify several files at the same time, making it easier to handle complex requests that need changes in different areas of the code.

Token Management: Track and represent the token consumption for each request, providing transparency on how many tokens are used, which helps in managing API costs effectively.
I had the chance to take a look at earlier versions of what they are building. Let me tell you, the future looks awesome!
I assumed that was upvoting?
This is awesome and I am happy to read that she was able to remember the device and asks if things have been added to it. My parents have just retired and I wonder if something like this would be advantageous to introduce prior to signs of memory loss. My grandmother had Alzheimers and while it is different than the amnesia that OP references, her memories were lost in reverse chronological order (can't remember where her keys are, but could remember where her last job was, later could not remember that last job, but could remember her first job, etc). So introducing this prior to those recent memory lapses could help solidify that device in my parents head so that they could benefit from it even if they do start to exhibit that behavior.
Wage bottom floor is getting lower every day with AI
I've been writing for decades with the belief I was training a future AI and
used to say that the Turing test wasn't mysterious at all because it was a solved problem in economics in the form of an indifference curve that showed where peoeple cared whether or not they were dealing with a person or a machine.

the argument against AI taking over is we organize around symbols and narratives and are hypersensitive to waning or inferior memes, thereofre AI would need to reinvent itself as "not-AI" every time so we don't learn to categorize it as slop.

I might agree, but if there were an analogy in music, some limited variations are dominant for decades, and there are precedents where you can generate dominant memes from slop that entrains millions of minds for entire lifetimes. Pop stars are slop from an industry machine that is indistinguishable from AI, and as evidence, current AI can simulate their entire catalogs of meaning. the TV Tropes website even identifies all the elements of cultural slop people should be immune to, but there are still millions of people walking around living out characters and narratives they received from pop-slop.

there will absolutely be a long tail of people whose ontology is shaped by AI slop, just like there is a long tail of people whose ontology is shaped by music, tv, and movies today. that's as close to being swept up in an AI simulation as anything, and perhaps a lot more subtle. or maybe we'll just shake it off.
The KKK hasn't been relevant since Jerry Springer dredged them up for his show in the 90s, you may need to update your roster of Boogeymen.
Someone sets a tree on fire. The fire brigade comes and puts it out with a couple of buckets of water. Wow, isn't water great?

The arsonists come back and douse the tree in petrol and set it on fire again. Now the water is less effective. Do you now think the water didn't help with the first fire?
Some of those screen recordings show me just how poor some peoples' typing skills are. I now understand why my coworkers just want to jump on zoom calls all the time instead of just telling me what their friggin problem is over slack
Java 23 is non LTS. We use java 21 (the most recent LTS) for our internal stack, but for maximum compatibility we support java 8 for this library (and our other open source libraries, including our java client library/SDK).

According to this java survey: https://www.azul.com/wp-content/uploads/final-2023-state-of-... , 40% of organizations use java 8.

When that number gets much much lower, it'll be worth talking about not supporting java 8.
I guess it all depends what the work is, I was imagining structural work, like the stuff you'd use hundreds of amps and 3/8" rods for on Earth. Also, I assumed the work would be done by people using hand tools rather than robots with fixtures and the like. But TBH I have no idea what the "moon base structural welder" job description actually looks like :p
> How can a human be a facilitator and shepherd of the workflows in such a way that can complement the model and grow the human?

Humans must use what the AI doesn't have - physicality. We have hands and feet, we can do things in the world. AI just responds to our prompts from the cloud. So the human will have to test ideas in reality, to validate, do experiments. AI can ideate, we need to use our superior access and life-long context to help it keep on the right track.

We also have another unique quality - we can be punished, we are accountable. AI cannot be meaningfully punished for wrongdoing, what can you do to an algorithm? But a human can assume responsibility for an AI in critical scenarios. When there is a lot of value at stake we need someone who can be accountable for the outcome.
Modern music isn't as recognizable because there's way more of it, it's more varied, and doesn't get played a billion times over radio and MTV to a huge audience. The record industry isn't what it was at all, as detailed in your link. Jukeboxes with a selection of hits used to exist, now they're like spotify clients instead. I don't agree with you saying it's less enduring, though. That's a different thing. You shouldn't confuse popularity and number of plays for quality. For me there are some songs I'll hold on to a long time that I first heard in the last 10 years. There's still great music being made, IMO, but then pop from any era rarely was what I'd call good.
Is this the first time you heard of open source licenses or something? This is standard boilerplate, and it's hilarious to think you get to ask for more from a project you're not even contributing to.
From the statement -

| As for the vitamins and supplements, we are halting their sale immediately. Utilitarian logic dictates that if we can extend even one CEO’s life by 10 minutes, diluting these miracle elixirs for public consumption is an unethical waste. Instead, we plan to collect the entire stock of the InfoWars warehouses into a large vat and boil the contents down into a single candy bar–sized omnivitamin that one executive (I will not name names) may eat in order to increase his power and perhaps become immortal.
> Where the only official workflow is "Use GitHub Actions".

The standard behind this (PEP 740) supports anything that can be used with Trusted Publishing[1]. That includes GitLab, Google Cloud, ActiveState, and can include any other OIDC IdP if people make a good case for including it.

It's not tied to Microsoft or GitHub in any particular way. The only reason it emphasizes GitHub Actions is because that's where the overwhelming majority of automatic publishing traffic comes from, and because it follows a similar enablement pattern as Trusted Publishing did (where we did GitHub first, followed by GitLab and other providers).

[1]: https://docs.pypi.org/trusted-publishers/
Paper doesn't seem to mention what the motivations are for doing this other than a vague reference to 'keeping a talent pipeline'. Its far more likely that they are being financially incentivized to do so, perhaps to meet H1B requirements.

I interviewed at a popular us based k8s ops/networking company that ended up being 90% Indian staffed. The non technical recruiter basically neged me the entire interview, was very clear after the fact he had no interest in hiring me.
JUST CONVERT THE PDF INTO A STRUCTURED SCHEMA AND THEN LAWYERS CAN BECOME PROGRAMMERS LIKE GOD INTENDED
Eye rolling takes on a new purpose...
"learnings" is a Briticism, innit ?
Bluesky, the Fediverse, and the future of social media
There're multiple problems here. If your feed was utter garbage, would you be able to tell? How often do you fact check tweets? For most people, I suspect it's close to never.
Being an influencer requires very little actual competence, same goes for AI influencers.

The goal of influencers is to influence the segment of a crowd who cares about influencers. Meaning retards and manchildren looking for an external source to form consensus around.
Greebles made Star Wars (1977) look cool (2005)
Add "Greeble" to your vocabulary. This can help describe the detail, for example, in AI Generated artwork.
They don't have to do much, it's already very funny and very stupid.
">>and that they had an intended purpose different than what CNN/MSNBS etc would say they were for

So what were they for? Admittedly I don't know what CNN said as I'm not american.

>>which you will find has been 100% admitted by the "legitimate" voices if you bother to look

Again, no offence, but this just sounds like my mum saying "I know this one doctor who works out of this hut in the woods, he really knows the truth about everything, everyone is lying". Just smells wrong if you know what I mean. The fact that you keep putting "legitimate" in quotes suggests they are anything but.

>>In case you missed it, the "authoritative" voices have admitted that the mRNA injections did not prevent infection and did not prevent spread.

But you know what, I'll freely admit that I might have completely missed such an admission from a major authority - care to enlighten me please?

Also, I want to add one more thing - specifically Covid vaccines are one thing, we can keep debating them, but you seemed to make fun out of all mRNA vaccines, which to me is the crazy part. mRNA as a technology absolutely works and again, is a miracle of science(or you know....just science).
"AI engineer" is the new "Web developer".
Don’t forget their many other successful lawsuits:

- school administration

- rifle manufacturer

- the shooters mother (home insurance)

- other journalists who wrote about the event

I don’t know exactly what compensation they should get, but this does not seem like a healthy or sustainable way for our society to deal with tragedy.
As long as you disclose that right-front on your value statement, yeah, you don't have any other obligation.
It seems like the $920k include all profits. The sale alone yielded $490k in profit.
> We are planning on making it a very funny, very stupid website.

Isn't it that already?

And how would The Onion know what funny actually is? Their content hasn't been that for well over a decade now.
I feel age has something to do with it as well. I know a lot of people around 50 in tech that have been laid off recently. They generally make more money, so it can be easier to justify.
Amazon launches Temu and Shein rival with 'crazy low' prices
> You cannot quantify it.

You can, within some reasonable margin, quantify the opportunity cost, though, which is what such reparations are intended to compensate.

Best I can find was that there were 15 plaintiffs, each representing a family. If we assume an average family of four, let's say there are 60 beneficiaries, or $25 million per person. That's about an order of magnitude more than the typical person would expect to make in their lifetime.

There should be something to suggest that they had an income trend or other demonstration of similar potential to have otherwise earned that much if Infowars/Alex Jones had not done what they did. I wonder what showed that?
> maybe a PR would have been nice?

They did.

> 28/03/2024 – First communication sent with all details and a proposed fix.

And for the second one, a fix existed 2 days after first communication, doing a PR doesn't magically make that go faster.

For the third, a fix was done within a month, but once again was delayed, and didn't land until several months later.

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RH does not provide support contracts for any affordable price. CNCF does not provide support contracts at all.
> your feed is only toxic insofar you are likely to engage with it.

Right, and bigotry raises engagement. This isn't rocket science. Garbage opinions get popular because of how garbage they are. It's the same reason why traffic slows down when there's a car wreck on the other side of the interstate.
> Who else would have power over "nomination, raises etc" of anyone, if not elected representatives?

In many countries that is done based on laws describing career progression process.

In Germany most administration workers are "career" folks, who study at the university of administration and then have a career paths, where levels at are relatively clearly described. Only heads of different authorities are "political" positions, which are nominated by ministers and can be fired/retired relatively easily but even those in most cases stay across administrations. Only ministers and their direct staff change.

In some ministries there sometimes is the saying "we don't care who is minoster below us" but if a some minister with an agenda is appointed they still can be very effective.
What a lovely read and solution.

My sister has a disability making independent living a challenge. Although I have 0 technical background, I need to start thinking and brainstorming in this manner.
I'm not even your average Elon hater, and I still think X is a stupid name. Dude should've just kept the name and brand that everyone knows already.
I rather suspect that won't matter to The Onion.
Alas, "Onion Now: Focus" https://youtu.be/Bex5LyzbbBE
"640kb should be enough for everyone"

Joke aside, typo, s/mb/gb/g - thanks for catching.
Why does this need to allowlist CI providers in first place? Why not publish an open interface any CI provider can integrate against?
A tell for fake firms in my local newspaper is they ask for a snail mail resume. These appear to me to be more like shell companies submitting multiple H1Bs as far as I can tell though, not legit firms saying they cannot hire any US.
I definitely don't want to read 5 pages especially if it's all redundant information. Mine is two pages, I don't dig in gigs past 10 years, they can ask if they want my origin story.

I don't care about the languages you know, I care about the languages you know and how recently you used them and your level of proficiency. Without that trifecta the information is useless (well, I'd have to ask). Was it a school project or did you blow someone's mind professionally?

I wouldn't do more than a sentence if you're going to summarize (eg 25 years of experience in building and leading technical teams), I can make my own unbiased summary.

As for application sites, I mean something like jobs.lever.co or boards.greenhouse.io.

Hope that helps, feel free to reach out by email.

Edit: mobile typos
I provide this because it was the basis of this paper: "”Be Nice”: Wikipedia Norms for Supportive Communication" https://reagle.org/joseph/2010/06/reagle-nrhm-special-collab...

> Wikipedia is acknowledged to have been home to “some bitter disputes”. Indeed, conflict at Wikipedia is said to be “as addictive as cocaine”. Yet, such observations are not cynical commentary but motivation for a collection of social norms. These norms speak to the intentional stance and communicative behaviors Wikipedians should adopt when interacting with one another. In the following pages, I provide a survey of these norms on the English Wikipedia and argue they can be characterized as supportive based on Jack Gibb’s classic communication article “Defensive Communication”.
Product development framework beyond agile
That's what they want us to think... Is what I'm pretty sure InfoWars would tell me.