skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It's very popular in tech writing circles and pretty standard now as others have suggested.

We do see people try to take it too far though and have literally only these four categories on their docs page, which never works well imo.

It's mainly useful for a writer to keep in mind stuff like "it's a guide so focus on getting to result, not teaching" but in reality you don't want super hard lines. It's OK to have a bit of tutorial in a guide.
Claude 3.5 helped me fight off a $10k rental car damage claim – and won
> Also mental health coverage covers people's kids and dependents, not just them, your focus on the policy holder is a little narrow, I think.

Right, but as people are more and more likely to be single, more and more people are policy holders. This is not a situation where you always have a spouse with insurance or something.

> Mental Health coverage does cover therapy, and therapy of various sorts is effective to treat or ameliorate a number of mental health issues

As I said. mental illness is on the rise. We could treat all these issues and spend for it. Or we could try to trace root causes (I know people are working hard on this). The latter seems the more useful method.
If he knew what he was doing he'd use a lighter spring.
Case in point, you just replied with the most salty comment ever.
Not murderers of others they consider to be “in” their own “group”. But murderers of out group folks seems like it just depends on enough rage and desperation to build up.
Well I hope so. That would remove the moral hazard that’s being created around written compensation agreements.
I’m still surprised that Hyundai and Kia have continued to have great sales after the “Kia Boys” car theft debacle. I expected that to really hurt them in a lasting way, because it showed that they were willing to cut costs excessively.
> That sounds like the "wealth is a fixed pie" theory, where for one person to have more, another must have less.

Dare to elaborate?

And absolutely not. If anything, on the contrary, I say that equality is a way to make the pie bigger.
a finn, expressing "dafür muss man singen" (and channeling his inner Zhou?): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CGksgZKecKE
The fact you have a salary doesn't mean your boss is paying for your kids education.

There's nothing fuzzy about it.
Reminds me of the arsenic seed covers they had in wartimes. Oh, wait that was the old good stuff, it was mercury.

https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Quecksilberbeizen
Exact copy down to which scale?

All subatomic particles, quantum-woo-woo including all their entanglings?

Weakest electromagnetic fields as resultant emergent pattern of these?
How is this related to https://docs.divio.com/documentation-system/ ? Looks incredibly identical.
All of our assets are denominated with depreciating dollars. It’s nice because our assets always look like they’re going up. Of course a big part of that is just the dollar going down.
I would have thought Khosla to be quite intelligent, but then he says this:

> additions and exits from this group can also be tracked. We get what we measure. Will this raise income inequality?

I'm not that smart but I'm pretty sure that X = Y here, and X - Y = 0.
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Commitments and zero-knowledge attestations over TLS 1.3: DiStefano protocol
They have nowhere to go if they do so no. Realization is transcendental.
No this is an example of pointing out hypocrisy. He says that others should do what he is not willing to do. If he were to practice what he preached, the bottom 50% of income earners would have access to his beach.
What company gives you time to learn at work? where do you even live?
I do this constantly via the command-line in 5s. git fp, patch, git rebase
> inconsequential $100k bonus in my portfolio

It seems we are truly ducking poor here in the EU. My parents have been running a farm for 40 years in the Netherlands and they’re doing well financially. Still, $100k is not inconsequential for them!
This was discussed in the thread a couple days ago about board game rulebook design. I had a similar question (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42302038 - although I phrased it more like wondering if Procida had been ripped off) and got some insightful replies.

In short: it looks identical because it's substantially his work, that he did while employed there. In fact, he's the one giving the talk in the PyCon Australia video there.
Yeah, no.

"But millions of Americans who owe far more than $500 may not benefit — 1 in 4 U.S. adults with health care debt owe more than $5,000, according to a KFF poll conducted for this project; 1 in 8 owe more than $10,000."

https://www.npr.org/sections/health-shots/2022/06/16/1104969...

And this is likely to be a severe undercount. Given that 1 in 4 Americans can't even afford treatment and so they just go untreated rather than take on the debt.

https://www.usnews.com/news/health-news/articles/2024-11-21/...
OpenAI Partners with Anduril to Enhance US Military Drone Defense
Between the self-hating Americans and the smug Europeans, there were a lot of people who just had to voice their displeasure.
They're far too basic for that - but with the advantage that I have full control over where they're pointed. Sometimes basic is better!
all industries today are 'tech'. It's silly to continue this 1970s classification of everything.

Google should be reclassified under the equivalent of Dewey Decimal system publishers and magazine printers.

Netflix is a movie producer.

Adobe is an art supplies producer

Few companies today: apple, microsoft, etc qualify as tech.
Great, I'm going to try it
The main reason they are cheaper is that labor costs are lower. The barista at your local cafe is making 50x what a barista who does the exact same thing would make in Nairobi. That doesn't mean your coffee tastes better.
Only because China is threatening to take over the country producing those chips and seizing territory in the South China Sea in violation of international law.

If China played nice with America.. there's no problem.
Ask HN: Software Engineer Minimum Wage
I'm a salaried software engineering employed in Washington state. I make a bit under $100k. Today I learned about minimum wage laws in WA state for computing professionals that would give me a raise of $15k - $20k / yr. Question is - how do I bring it up to my employer, and is it as straightforward as it sounds here?

WAC 296-128-535 states that:

"Beginning January 1, 2022, and each following year, an amount not less than 3.5 times the minimum wage prescribed in RCW 49.46.020 per hour regardless of the size of the employer" [0]

3.5 times the current minimum wage would be $16.28 * 3.5 * 160hrs * 12 or ~109k / yr, before the minimum wage increases here again in January.

- I design, document, write, test, debug, etc. low-level software in my job (I fit the description according to the written law).

- I am compensated on a salary basis.

I'm assuming, if this were correct, my employer would also owe me back pay if this is in fact a miscalculation, of all the months since I started (I started after January 1, 2022)?

[0] https://app.leg.wa.gov/wac/default.aspx?cite=296-128-535
>what's the point of making piano patches that sound realistic, except as a tour de force?

pianos are enjoyable, but expensive and very heavy
> its intrinsic worth

There is no such thing as "instrinsic worth".

There's only supply and demand.

Why there is demand for a certain good is a many-colored and complicated affair.
I mean I just avoid the software altogether, and yes I would rather pay for proprietary software than use a license that could somehow wind me up in any sort of lawsuit should I ever make similar software. No thanks.

People say that but I remember when Mongo changed their license to some custom one that was similarish to AGPL and it didnt even matter because China just does not care.
2 Weeks of Tesla FSD After 2 Years of Comma's Openpilot
Bitcoin has maintained its fundamentals for 15 years. People place value on mature things. Lindy’s law. It’s fair to speculate Bitcoin will be around for a long time to come.
> it is a speculative investment and nothing more.

Mostly yes. The only true value I see is that Bitcoin is the new Swiss banking. So if you don’t trust your government then you get yourself some Bitcoins. I realized this while reading a book about Swiss banking. It also used to involve elaborate schemes to preserve client privacy.
Somehow related, another excellent youtube channel on old retro keyboards: https://www.youtube.com/c/KeenOnKeys
> Yes a client may be out of date and therefore show something different, but once it becomes up to date it should be showing the same state even if that means amending history. Why? Because the humans reading it will be confused otherwise! An app getting more data is something we intuitively understand, but if my client shows something and yours shows something else, we will conclude different meanings from it.

That's interesting because I have the complete opposite take and would hard disagree with this. I intuitively understand that if we both write messages at the same time, we will see them in different order. Snail mail has worked this way for centuries, and I very much prefer this to an app silently altering the content as time goes. It is confusing when it happens under my eyes (something moved at the top of the screen while I was reading the bottom, what was it?) and easily leads to missed messages especially in group conversations (my buddy sent a message with a poor connection at 11am, it is retried and sent at 2pm and appears before the lengthy discussion others had at noon).
Looks nice and make be helpful. Keep in mind I can’t and most people can’t install this in a corp environment. If you get a pip install or npm install I’d be able to use it through corporate mirrors internally.

Make it as easy to run as something like datasette.
Are you kidding me? You think the slaves being worked to death in the Roman silver mines or galley ships had it any better than the ones in the New World? Pre-modern slavery was just as brutal.

You seem curiously attached to the happiness in slavery fantasy.
I have the same thoughts especially thinking how we’re on the precipice of possible mass workforce displacement from ai and robots like waymo. What I just can’t understand is why anyone would feel satisfied being the billionaire in a bunker among miles of slums (picturing India) - even if the desperate folks are successfully oppressed.
> No city in the PNW has had anything resembling a conservative anything for many decades.

Up until a year or two ago Kirkland had a long standing (and well respected) republican on its city council. Small r republicans used to hold multiple positions in the PNW, but after the party purge post 2016 the Republican party in Washington State has done nothing but run absolutely unelectable candidates. They used to run candidates who ran on a fiscally conservative platform and who didn't engage in culture war stuff.

But aside from that, fiscal conservatives and social conservatives are two different axis, and historically Democrats in Washington have been rather fiscally conservative.

The Seattle city council worked very well with the local businesses communities and they were adverse to adding new taxes.

While the council's behavior has changed in recent years, the history is that up until less than a decade ago, Washington was rather purple when it came to actual policies.

Hell the super liberal local independent newspaper used to put some small r republicans on their voter guide now and then.
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What are you even talking about?

where in the article say that CDD does not care about inputs?

Also in the article says "The main idea of TDD is to design the software through tests." do you disagree with that?
> Not sure what to do next.

What do you mean? Setup the models themselves on your machine, and do what you wanted to do with them. If you see any bottlenecks during the process, then address them.
Eh, I've found that doc pages that try to establish really hard lines will still fail, and end up at a high level of quality. I think of it like a programming principle in the "don't mutate global variables" or "write shorter functions" category: you don't have to get it completely right, but most people really would be better off moving more in that direction rather than away from it.
Docker MCP
Slay the Spire is great with a gamepad.
do you know if prompting without regards for length then asking for a summarization of the previous out out works?
I, too, was surprised by this part:

> Many people prefer good workouts instead

instead -- as if this was a binary case: either/or.

The secret to understanding exercise is knowing that there are both physical and mental benefits.
I think the most important property to preserve is causality; that is, if a user sends a message B after they have read (i.e., received) a message A, then B should come after A for everyone, because B depends on A. Basically use a Lamport clock.
Google invested in SpaceX specifically for Starlink. I hope the OP sees this.
Those are CP which is impossible in a distributed messaging system where it has to obviously be AP. Otherwise you'd have to guarantee that everyone involved is always online (no partition) to make progress on sending messages!

I think I have this right anyways. (CAP theorem for anyone curious.)
> ??? ????: ???%. ????

BTC used as El-Salvador style sovereign wealth reserve
So you do agree with me that if Germany hadn’t dismantled their nuclear industry, Germany wouldn’t be in this mess?
Ah that book, I have found an old friend!

That book series was my first take into role playing and adventure games, have quite a bunch, at least those that happened to be translated into Portuguese.
Nvidia drivers have 100% open source alternatives, just like snap store. It takes 5 minutes of work to get rid of these, and lose 0% functionality. Not like removing OpenAI and substituting with... what exactly?
What a silly conundrum you’ve got yourself into. It’s fine to take a step back and say oops, what I just said here was quite stupid.
It's true right now in China. A job in an office is a good job. A job not in an office is a bad job. Doesn't matter what you're doing in the office.
Great for the government, terrible for anyone holding dollars. The government continues diluting the dollar to pay its debt.
tinygrad = George Hotz. (It's his company, __tinygrad__ is basically his "work account".)
Why I became a Documentation Engineer (and what that even means)
“White European heterosexual men and women were asked to choose their own and ideal face shape…” It’s the 5th sentence.
Taiwanese firm halts plan to build $1B battery plant in B.C
> Maybe I'm actually the only conscious being in the entire universe...

Sounds rather solipsistic.

In that case you'd probably work on your Zen to make it more to your liking?

If only for more interesting NPCs at least :)
The messenger doesn't need to stand by his message
really bleak article, apparently the heavy metals in munitions have bred organisms to better rid themselves of toxins, and of course antibiotics are toxins.
It's also a number approaching an asymptote, it can't grow exponentially, or even linearly, so increasing 20% is a big increase.
Also a Gerber sofa is based on a flat 2D world. Tilting the sofa to get around a 3D corner seems a reasonable solution.

Presumably there's another Sofa design for the maximum that can get around a 3D corridor corner (and what height do you choose for the corridor given humans tend to choose corridors that are taller than they are wide?)
North Korea makes significant money through crypto because it’s not possible to regulate at the international level.

The US gov has put a lot of effort into controlling the exchange to USD, but that doesn’t put the brakes on the ability to pay anyone in the world with BTC regardless of sanctions.
Do we have regressive and shaming names for excessive water drinkers? Excessive breathers? Excessive readers?
Historical society apologizes for selling AI-generated cards at holiday market
> Are there any game developers working on infinite story games?

To me this basically describes God, once you get all the mods and DLC.
Hey, great question. I'm familiar with Laudspeaker, Not so much with Mautic & in all honesty I don't think there are any fundamental diffs between LJ(limeJourney) & the options on the market. Yeah, we have some AI stuff in the mix but ultimately I did not set out to build out something different instead I wanted to provide an alternative, less commercial solution for smaller use cases or customer engagement.
Intel 18A node yields reportedly at a dismal 10%
I don't know if I'm lucky with the hardware revision, but I've had exactly zero problems with mine. I don't think I've ever even seen the stock firmware or at least not for anything other than installing "mainline" openwrt immediately. Has been running since, with steady updates.
anyone get the exploding star to work?

*had lots of fun playing!
Attempt to summarize one part (the “playability”): You are suggesting the velocity curves and their interaction with the algorithms gave the DX7 a lot of its nuance?
Those jobs seem about as equivalent as driver and passenger. You have to focus and avoid risks all day long as a driver. I'm suprised conductor pays more. I imagine they attract different types of people as well -- customer service people vs video game people. Must have been tough epidemiology to tease a signal out of that.
Both whoop band and Apple Watch + https://bevel.health plus a bunch of other fitness apps, give awesome abilities to folks, to improve their sleep, balance their energy cycle, reduce injuries by knowing when to rest more for recovery.

- Sleep

- Properly recovering each day for Consistent Cardio

- Stress minimisation with Tracking Triggers/Causes, Foods

These things alone are monumentally impactful in increasing longevity and health, more than any current available medicine, or therapy. Just these 3 factors alone.

And fitness bands combined with effective apps that make use of these metrics, do a pretty darn good job already to improve all these 3 critical factors that allow you to

- Live a healthier day

- Perform better at work

- Identify and mitigate causes that hurt your sleep (bad sleep -> bad day)

- Balance exercise with recovery

- Managing stress levels and making healthier choices
Meaningless point. All stores of value fluctuate in value relative to each other. Homes and stocks go through periods of doubling and halving in value. Its the entire reason why diversification across asset classes is fundamental to managing your finances.
> Who knows ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ WFT is that random pile of punctuation marks in the middle of that sentence... does the LLM even have a token for that?

$ ollama run llama3.2
>>> What does ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ mean?
A popular internet meme!

¯\_(ツ)_/¯ is a Unicode character that represents a face with a
surprised or confused expression. The three parts of the character are
often interpreted as:

1. `¯` - a horizontal bar, indicating skepticism or "not buying it"
2. `(ツ)` - a smiling face with a tongue-out gesture, showing amusement
or frustration
3. `/¯` - an arrow pointing downwards, suggesting "that's just not
right" or "good riddance"

Together, the character is often used to express exasperation,
disappointment, or sarcasm in response to a situation that seems
ridiculous, unfair, or annoying. It's commonly used in text messages,
social media posts, and online forums.

Example: "You think you can eat an entire pizza by yourself?¯\_(ツ)_/¯"

>>> /clear
Cleared session context
>>> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
¯\_(ツ)_/¯

>>> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I see you're trying to express a mix of sass and Japanese flair! Keep
'em coming, I'll keep responding in kind!

>>> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
The eternal "shrug emoji" of the internet. You win, you've conveyed an
entire emotional spectrum with just three characters. Well played,
friend!

>>> ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I think we've reached a new level of emoji sophistication. You're not
even trying to convey anything anymore; it's just a masterclass in
subtlety and understatement. Bravo!

Sometimes it’s nonsense, sometimes it’s approximately right (“shrug emoji”), sometimes it barks up the wrong tree (“Japanese flair”), sometimes it’s just vapid drivel.
> This is more disorienting IMHO than different message orders for different viewers.

the parent post is arguing this is less disorienting, and I agree.
One thing I can say for sure. If you're Looking for an Algolia-like dev experience, Meilisearch is much easier to use than Elastic.
When AI can make a movie as good as Bottoms, Lady Bird, etc. I'll accept that we're beat.

For now though, it's very good at making thing similar to what's already made.
I'll hack mine so that when it decides if I should die in a crash or run someone over, it is biased to be 100% ageist so it avoids anyone younger than me.
In five pages of text, we never get to learn what a Vector is (in this context), why we’d want to store one in pgsql, or why it costs so much to store them compared to anything else you’d store there.

For an example of how you can communicate with domain experts, while still giving everyone else some form of clue as to what this hell you’re talking about, check out the link to the product that this thing claims to be a successor to:

https://pgvecto.rs/

That starts off by telling us what it is and what it does.
Some great synths are taxing to operate and tweak in real time even if you know what is happening. So I appreciate your point about variations on the interface.
Gold is basically the same. The only upside to bitcoin is that it works over the internet so it’s much faster to trade
Shopify merchants drive record-high $11.5B sales over Black Friday Cyber Monday
I’m trying to figure out if your comments about AI helping raise kids is from experience or speculation.

Since you’re a parent, then I’m going to take it a lot more seriously. I’ll reflect on how AI might help in my own parenting.

If you weren’t a parent, I’d probably be more dismissive.
Thanks for this detailed information, this is very interesting!
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Imagine you have a past life review in a near death experience and 15% of your memories are ads.
Here's [1] Graviton shooting out with AMD & Intel, underperforming in some benchmarks, outperforming in others. Here's another [2] showing how the power estimate for graviton is less than half of Intel & AMD which means that it's about 2x better on a power/watt level which is how you measure performance typically.

Here's [3] [4] Amazon claiming how their in-house Nitro SSDs keep improving. Here's [5] a comparison of AWS vs other cloud providers, noting how AWS leads in 7/10 metric categories one of which is disk performance and [6] is a similar report showing how AWS nitro disks lead in latency by a factor of 2x. The 2022 report [7] shows more mixed results so things may have equalized, but only because other providers are following Amazon and catching up with their own equivalent solutions, not because they're relying on third-party SSD vendors to build better NVMe drives.

But honestly, for things that are factual and as easily googlable as this, I would suggest you do your own research to become informed rather than expect to be hand-fed.

[1] https://www.percona.com/blog/comparing-graviton-performance-...

[2] https://blog.min.io/intel_vs_gravitron/

[3] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/aws-nitro-ssd-high-performa...

[4] https://aws.amazon.com/blogs/aws/introducing-storage-optimiz...

[5] https://www.trantorinc.com/blog/aws-vs-google-cloud-vs-azure

[6] https://www.cockroachlabs.com/blog/2021-cloud-report/

[7] https://www.cockroachlabs.com/guides/thank-you?pdf=/pdf/2022...
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