skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
For anyone who prefers Bluesky, my thread is also at https://bsky.app/profile/did:plc:svh6dgjnpkdl4dhxahj4xvkv/po...
I'm still working on a blog post, which will go into much more detail.
This article reeks of being written by someone with maybe a year or two of experience that's read someone else's ill-informed rants about JSON and is rehashing it.

IMO, the only valid complaint is that the JSON spec can't handle Inf or NaN, but I'd argue that if you're finding yourself dealing with Inf or NaN, then you likely have a bug elsewhere, and JSON is merely exposing it.

If you're storing credit card numbers, license keys, barcode IDs, etc. as integers, you're already doing it wrong, and what serialization format you're using is completely irrelevant.
Guessing nobody went to prison over this?
I don't think it would be possible for them to stay with AWS considering their storage volume usage. As soon as the storage was out everything else has followed as well
Nice! My blog calculates a new color scheme every day, by interpolating between some predefined colors (which are based on the season), so sort of a similar thing.
successful quantum transfer experiment.
Yes, that does give me an idea about the tradeoffs, thanks.

Yes, I am planning to do it in straight Python for the first version(s) at least.

I have checked out some parsing libraries like parsley, ply/sly, parsimonious and lark, and have done some background reading on the subjects involved.

I may still do at least the first few minor versions with hand-rolled code for both the lexing and the parsing, if nothing else, for the learning experience, although I may switch to using some libraries later, to learn to use those too.

Performance is not a major goal in the beginning, since it is a project for fun and learning, so as long as the initial versions run fast enough to be usable, I am okay with that.
Not really no. The models that are replying to fans directly are just saying whatever they need to to get more money, often from scripts theyve written beforehand. The ones that do well offload the communication to an assistant, so the fan isn't even talking to model faking it, but an assistant faking it.
It's an emotional issue, not intellectual.
For separation of concerns/isolation, DBOS does all its bookkeeping in a separate Postgres database from your app database (documented here: https://docs.dbos.dev/explanations/system-tables).

And yes, you can absolutely run this locally as a library! The bottom half of the quickstart covers how to do it: https://docs.dbos.dev/explanations/system-tables Just use a local (or Docker) Postgres.
I want to pay for their product, but not enough that I have to ask my lawyer about the language. I did see that one of the features of the enterprise plan is custom terms, but that's not the plan I'm interested in.
In addition to what others have said, daily demands on time and headspace can be overwhelming. My wife spends over an hour every day managing a chronic health condition. Raising kids well takes a lot of time every day. Some have loved ones with high needs that require care. Many spend 2+ hours commuting daily. Many work multiple jobs. Some spend a lot of time traveling away from home. Serious injuries can disrupt exercise routines and cause vicious cycles. Poor finances makes everything harder. Stress and depression can result from and exacerbate all of this.

Appreciate your health and time and focus and good habits while you can, and may you keep them as long as possible.
> It wasn't $1 bn USD worth of damages done.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punitive_damages is very much a normal thing.

> He has been charged the equivalent of the GDP of Samoa

He probably did more human damage than all of Samoa's citizens combined.
later found to be NOT Guilty* I typod.
I think the "root" of the problem goes to what is the purpose of Open Source ?
I see a lot of VC Funded founder convinced what Open Source should make their business model easy, hence licenses such such as SSPL should be called Open Source.

I believe Open Source is about software users and maximizing their freedom, which among other things choice of truly independent vendors in all circumstances, as such non compete licenses as SSPL are not

Are they better than Oracle-like proprietary licenses ? Of course! but they are not Open Source
> safe code in C

You're like a Japanese holdout in the 60s refusing to leave his bunker long after the war is over.

C lost. Memory safety is a huge boon for security. Human beings, even the best of them, cannot consistently write correct C code. (Look at OpenBSD.) You can keep fighting the war your side has already lost or you can move on.
The future holds an unknowable amount of discovery and joy, for both you and your children to find together; however bleak it may seem, I hope it's not out of line to say that there's one internet stranger rooting for you to see the light behind the trees. Personally, my life goal is to visit the moon. Why? Because fuck it, that's why. A slightly-more-sustainable, useful, and poetic goal than Everest, I suppose.

If you're gonna die anyway, why not make a mark on the world, do your weird personal thing that only you could do? You might not have a statue like Ozymandias, but in my humble, naive, and young (27) opinion, chances are likely that you'll be glad you did.

https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/46565/ozymandias
Luna Park Challenge
Fewer people care about anything any more. We are in a period of decline. Society is collapsing in slow motion, in particular any and all social contracts.
> I care about getting things done

Yes. But you care about more than just that....
And its not simply that he accused some parents of faking their children's deaths. He also specifically instructed his listeners to rise up and "find out the truth". And he did so repeatedly to an audience he knew to be heavily armed, and prone to violent performances of their beliefs. And he did so after being ordered, repeatedly, to stop saying such things, and to retract his statements. But he persisted, arguably because he wanted the revenue he received from having that audience.

Now, most of these parents have dealt with consistent harassment of varying severity revolving around their dead kids for longer than the children have been alive in the first place. Many of these parents never even got the chance to grieve in peace before the harassment, stalking, assault and attempted murder (not sure what else a drive-by-shooting qualifies as) began.

Certainly, if any of these nutters continued to harass the parents after Jones issued a retraction, that's entirely on the nutter. But the thing about our legal definition of slander/libel is that it does take into account what happens when third parties hear and act on the slander/libel. Like, if I accuse somebody of pedophilia, and somebody else, of their own accord, murders the person I accused, the murder is considered in determining what the legal remedies are against me, even as the murderer is on the hook for the murder as such.
Sure, but the problem isn’t that Citadel is expecting that the price will drop. The claim was that Citadel can take a short position without other parties in the market knowing, and finding out only from their annual financials.

That’s not true, because, amongst other reasons, everything you’ve listed (synthetic shares/derivatives/kicking the can down the road) can be seen by others in the market.

(Naked) Short all you want, there’s nothing wrong morally with betting in that direction. But it will be picked up.
Turns out picking colors is harder than just a simple algorithm. Who knew? Well, every designer, certainly.
It wasn't his trial though, he lost that by default judgement for failing to produce documents including financial records, he can't say he's not guilty because he isn't it would be a lie. We know a lot of those documents exist because Jones's lawyers accidentally sent a copy of his entire phone with records that should have been produced.

You're right is almost never done, not many cases are lost by default because most defendants and their lawyers aren't incompetent enough to get to that point. They had years to comply with discovery or demonstrate that they did not have access to the documents

> testify that you're not guilty during your own trial.

> Not allowed to make any sort of free speech / free press argument

He didn't get to raise those because they're not relevant at a damages hearing. If he'd complied with discovery instead of blocking it every chance he got he would have had the ability to raise those at trial. He was warned, he persisted and was punished for it. We know his lawyers had the documents because they accidentally turned them over later then failed to raise an objection that would have stopped them from being shared and used during the damages hearing.

> Reporting on it

He didn't just report on things he made statements as facts that it was staged, the kids are still alive/were never alive, doxxed Pozner's home address and was one of the first to do so in the days after the shooting. It's not just reporting that got Jones in trouble.

He did it and he did it to himself because the optics of fighting a "show trial" were better for him and his supplement business than the slim chance he could win if he fought the trial legitimately.
>And then they accidentally sent all of the non-existent documents to the plaintiffs

That's not what these two linked articles say. The AP articles about this state that the improper conduct was about disclosure of information the plaintiffs had sent the Jones legal team. Nothing to do with discovery that was requested from Jones.
Happened to me as well. My guess is it's more the absence of banana peels on the ground that makes it rare, not that they aren't slippery.
Semaphore UI: Modern UI/API for Ansible, Terraform, OpenTofu, PowerShell
> This is not the case, Redis is, and will remain, BSD licensed.

True, he doesn't explicitly say for how long, but I don't think it is unreasonable to read "will remain" as "will remain indefinitely" and not as "will remain so until we change our minds".
what did you change about the pricing model that improved sales so much?
> With how the US works, money is worth more than being a person.

[citation needed]

If anything recent elections in the US have shown money is not the most important factor.
Very nice book!
The court gave a default judgement and nothing went to trial, so the court certainly did NOT prove what you're claiming.
Not paying attention while FSD drives for you ended with a motorcyclist crushed to death under a Tesla, and a manslaughter charge for the driver near me this summer.
I do wonder how much influence your parents have on you living a more sedintary lifestyle in life. My father was sedintary his whole life (later in life he broke his hips numerous times) while my mom was a Jane Fonda zealot and much older now is still active. Both my sister and I have followed in my mom's footsteps tho myself much more due to my lifestyle and who/type I want to attract for partners. I use chatGPT to count my daily calories, exercise daily and gym visits two or three times a week.
It works like forums, you need to look for an instance with the culture and moderation of your liking.
I have no knowledge of Google specific cases, but in many teams smaller models are trained upon bigger frontier models through distillation. So the frontier models come first then smaller models later.
> Power it off

This has been the real game changer for me.
As instant gratification is not so instant, I can go way larger stretches of time without checking the phone.
Also, as nowadays most people message, and calls are not so common (at least in my circles), there is no "harm".
Super cool! You are additionally going to be saving a lot of workers from getting chronic back pains.
I thought maybe y'all are going too slow, but after looking at some baggage handling videos, it seems like you're at a comparable speed already?

In deployment these things are probably going to be on some kind of cart system, I presume all your algorithms can handle small changes in the XY travel plane (i.e. the robots location w.r.t the end of the belt).
> You have a bad DVD player

As I mentioned, I have accumulated several DVD players over the years (different brands, even a blue ray), and all of them exhibit this characteristic.

The only commentary I've enjoyed are the Eddie Mueller ones commenting on film noir. I'll watch the movie, then re-watch it with Eddie. Good stuff!
Interesting analysis... one potential wrinkle: There is no precedent being set here. This is just the expected outcome within the framework set by past precedent... Nothing novel or new happened wrt the law or anything else. It's just a bog standard case of a trashy asshole riling up his idiotic followers for money, and taking it well beyond the long established line of acceptable.
Gusto joins the Rails Foundation as a Contributing member
All: if you're going to comment here, please review the site guidelines and make sure to stick to them: https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html.

There's way too much nasty dross in this thread. No, the topic does not make that ok. As you'll see when you review the guidelines, "Comments should get more thoughtful and substantive, not less, as a topic gets more divisive."
Definitely not alone. With all the this money at stake, coining dumb terms like this might make you a pretty penny.

It's like a meme that can be milked for monetization.
Mobile voice call compression sucks so much that about a decade ago, in order to play a live drum audition remotely, I once had to find a space with a landline and printer that would also let me play loudly drums to do it.

As a student I had none of those things.

In the end I concocted a successful scheme where I would buy a series of phone extension cables, convince my university bar to allow me use their landline for a while, book a drum practice room and wire the cables in a long chain carefully to it, using duct tape to keep the cables safe and above door frames etc.

Then I had to join the call, and when it was sight reading time run to the library to print out the sheet music, run back down and play it down the phone.

It was intense, but I got the gig and flew off and sailed around the Baltic gigging for a few months in the orchestra/show band which was awesome.

I really wish that a mobile phone would have worked, it would have saved me a huge amount of stress.
it's #3 after comedy and news

https://www.statista.com/statistics/786938/top-podcast-genre...
In past experience it's usually the latter.
In the past, pretty much all the tech CEOs supported democrats, and certainly got access, but it wasn't considered strange or newsworthy
The whole appeal of Django is that you can just swap in a different templating engine / syntax if you prefer.

And you can add a DB and let there be managed by some other system.

Same goes for extending manage.py

I’ve worked on Django projects big and small and generally the speed are which we could deliver even on strange edge cases impressed.
Dioxus was awesome for a long time without money :)

As my little side project, we pioneered html-templates, wasm-bindgen string interning, macro hot-reloading, macro auto-formatting, multi-platform builds, native HTML/css rendering, and a number of other "awesome" things before raising a dollar.

Users want a guarantee the project isn't going to disappear tomorrow and sadly 100 bucks a month on open collective isn't a great guarantee.
London here. Messenger dropped connection in the middle of a call :/
> fact that it's worse of you as a bidder hoping to get a deal is actually good for it as an auction design

The point is, in the above example, you wouldn't bid $1,000. So I will bid $50. Then $60. Then $70. Then $80. Then $90. And then, seeing the price has changed, I will stop. And wait. I am willing to pay $1,000. But it doesn't ever make sense for me to bid that.
> view as denigration and slander of my countrymen

The fact that you believe it to be incorrect also doesn't really make it incorrect, does it. Notably, I am also not saying that it is correct, but simply making a claim based on if it is correct — which may or may not be true.

I am sorry that you feel that I slandered and denigrated your countrymen but surely the bigger denigration against the american people here is the voting patterns of your countrymen — in repeatedly voting against social measures that would provide aid and care to the poor, sick, and disabled. I would look upon that as something to get insulted, deeply upset about, and use that feeling as a force to try to argue for and push for change politically, as opposed to a random comment on the internet.
The people in the DMs tend to be the whales, the top 0.1% of spenders that get you most of your income. That the "unwashed masses" that pay a subscription and leave some comments don't have a real relationship is clear, but once you are at DMs there is the expectation of at least real engagement with the creator.

Of course big creators have long outsourced this. You aren't writing with them but with someone entirely different who gets paid to answer messages. Using AI is just the next step in enshittification of something that's pretty exploitative to begin with.
I have several, different brands, different years. None will play all the dvds.
Right! So it's worse than altering their behavior, it causes physical sexual changes
There was a single victim in Depp vs Herd.
I don't have trouble with CDs playing, even badly damaged ones.
#3 after comedy and news, ahead of sports.

https://www.statista.com/statistics/786938/top-podcast-genre...
All the top earners on these platforms are already employing teams of people to manage interactions with fans. Adding an AI layer on top doesn't change all that much in that regard.
His wealth is primarily the proceeds of slander and fraud. He should not have any of it.

Unfortunately, slander and fraud are really hard to enforce. In a just system he'd have never earned that money in the first place.

Fortunately, his legal defense was comedically incompetent.

So I'll take "all his money goes to his most-harmed victims" as a compromise.
I don’t get why people get addicted to drugs. I just decide not to take drugs, and I have no problems! What’s so hard about that?
'Deny' is the trivial choice here I think.
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Is the next administration really likely to do, on purpose, anything that would affect earnings for large corps? It would absolutely blow my mind. I think RFK will do zilch unless it aligns with more profits for the right folks.
This is the font, we wanted something a bit different :) https://unbounded.polkadot.network/
if they can fix the game's pathfinding it might be worth playing over OpenTTD

in the official release it was so bad it was unplayable, even with a small network
> Are these actual DVD players

Do you want a photo of them? :-) Sheesh!
Totally!

And it's all upside (your body feels better afterward) no downside. (Ok, it's more expensive.) Especially when combined with other sweet ingredients, e.g. a banana – equally if not more delicious.
> My opinion is that institutional “norms” are not being followed lately, any maybe that makes this sort of corruption more blatant, but that this relationship between business and government is a feature of American government from the start.

1. Indeed. The Dems are just starting to realize that for the GOP to gain power anything goes, where previously there was a common understanding of what is of limits. So anyone and anything is turned into a tool. Fake news, gerry mandering, voter buying, voter suppression, smearing, attacking family members, appointing compromised clients as justice, immigrants, buying editorial boards, obstructing disaster relief, fake news on covid, denying health care to woman so they die and so on.

This is not politics anymore. This is total contempt for the system. A contempt shared by the tech bro's.

2. Yes, there has always been a brown current in the US elites. The coup in 1933 failed due to the press not providing enough support, so it lacked the support of the general public: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Business_Plot

Butler, a retired Marine Corps major general, testified under oath that wealthy businessmen were plotting to create a fascist veterans' organization with him as its leader and use it in a coup d'état to overthrow Roosevelt.

Although no one was prosecuted, the congressional committee final report said, "there is no question that these attempts were discussed, were planned, and might have been placed in execution when and if the financial backers deemed it expedient."

It looks like the US elites are hesitant to prosecute their own, even when trying to stage a coup.
The judgement document does not go into any detail therefore we don't know whether the Jones team responded with "these documents don't exist" or not. If that was their position, why wouldn't they have responded to that effect? There would be no motivation to do otherwise.

The rest of your post is speculation.
I thought the point of free software was to change the world somehow, not merely to prevent writing software from becoming illegal.
Buried in the announcement is the real gem — they’re releasing a new SDK that actually looks like it follows modern best practices. Could be a game-changer for usability.

They’ve had OpenAI-compatible endpoints for a while, but it’s never been clear how serious they were about supporting them long-term. Nice to see another option showing up. For reference, their main repo (not kidding) recommends setting up a Kubernetes cluster and a GCP bucket to submit batch requests.

[1]https://github.com/googleapis/python-genai
Google's Programmable Search Engine Dropping JSON API Support Jan. 2025
ChatGPT integration in iOS without an account. 3 integrations:

1. siri can hand off when it decides via 'extension'

2. writing tools

3. camera control / visual intelligence

pretty cool at the end they demo'd using Preview, asking a question of the PDF via Siri/ChatGPT
Like most modern regulation problems, we suffer from two things.

1. We are trying to fit new concepts to old systems

2. We lack sufficient clear and agreed upon terminology and definitions.

You could see this in the privacy argument for files when they are uploaded to the cloud and if they were free to access by law enforcement.

You can see this now in the blanket statement of "crypto" that fails to acknowledge that it contains projects that act like equities, others like currency, and some like both.
Wasn't that list optional, though?
Looks like Albertsons has officially pulled out (and is suing Kroger)

https://apnews.com/article/kroger-albertsons-79e366723d7287b...
Training a "frontier model" without testing the architecture is very risky.

Meta trained the smaller Llama 3 models first, and then trained the 405B model on the same architecture once it had been validated on the smaller ones. Later, they went back and used that 405B model to improve the smaller models for the Llama 3.1 release. Mistral started with a number of small models before scaling up to larger models.

I feel like this is a fairly common pattern.

If Google had a bigger version of Gemini 2.0 ready to go, I feel confident they would have mentioned it, and it would be difficult to distill it down to a small model if it wasn't ready to go.