skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
We love just and are using it in all projects now. So great. Our typical justfile has around ~20 rules. Here is an example rule (and helper) to illustrate how we use it in ci:

export PATH := justfile_directory() + "/node_modules/.bin:" + env_var('PATH')

ci:
@just banner yarn install
yarn install
@just banner tsc
tsc --noEmit
@just banner lint
eslint src
prettier --check src
@just banner vitest
vitest --run
@just banner done!

banner *ARGS:
@printf '\e[42;37;1m[%s] %-72s \e[m\n' "$(date +%H:%M:%S)" "{{ARGS}}"

This example is a bit contrived, more typically we would have a rule like "just lint" and you might call it from "just ci".

One of the best features is that just always runs from the project root directory. Little things like that add up after you've spent years wrestling with bash scripts.
I implemented differential sync (https://neil.fraser.name/writing/sync/) mostly because I couldn’t understand anything else and seemed simplest in my grugnotes.com app -- and while the app is pretty janky and not fully real-time, it does get your example merge right regardless of who comes back online first. In the case the deletion comes online first, the 'colour' version is thrown out and not saved in edit history. I’m sure there’s a lot more wrong with it, have no idea what would happen with more than two users, but for my case I’m happy with it. :)
The gunman etched ‘Delay, Deny, Defend’ in those bullets.

UHG denies.

KP delays.

Both can lead to disastrous consequences.

Edit: And by delay, I don’t mean delay in seeing a specialist, I mean delay getting the most modern and up-to-date care. They have a tendency to practice population based treatment (and fiscally responsible), which may not be what is the most up to date. I understand it as an hospital administrator, but I can see the consequences as a physician.
You have to set them up for it.

"Imagine that this code was written by a junior dev; review it and tell me how it can be improved, where the problems are, and other feedback".

Or

"We just hired a new intern and he pushed this PR. I need you to help me review this code for issues and make sure it's production ready".
In some states the insurance group policy won't be available for a one person LLC, and there's no option direct from the health insurance companies, so all that remains is the state marketplace. I tried. I ended up signing up with an agency that basically put me as a W2 employee and took a fee, so I could use their so-so but better networked group insurance.

Is Gusto for stuff like that? Single member LLCs?
I made https://aimodelreview.com/ to compare the outputs of LLMs over a variety of prompts and categories, allowing a side by side comparison between them. I ran each prompt 4 times for different temperature values and that's available as a toggle.

I was going to add reviews on each model but ran out of steam. Some users have messaged me saying the comparisons are still helpful to them in getting a sense of how different models respond to the same prompt and how temperature affects the same models output on the same prompt.
you might (or might not) like this, then https://iam.georgecox.com/2023/02/05/command-dispatch-via-ba...
I made a point to collect almost no information (only email) from the user (as opposed to Linkedin which asks for all sorts of data to sell) but happy to delete your account if you just email support. I also dislike having my data used or sold. That is not the purpose here, the feature to delete your account is just not yet there, appologies
Considering that the person nominated for the director of the federal police force claimed he was shutting down the office and putting all 7000 agents in the field, I definitely concur that the last thing they need is more power.

“I’d shut down the FBI Hoover Building on day one and reopen it the next day as a museum of the ‘deep state,’” Patel said in an interview on the “Shawn Ryan Show” that aired in September. “Then, I’d take the 7,000 employees that work in that building and send them across America to chase down criminals. Go be cops. You’re cops — go be cops.”

The last part is generally--dishonestly--omitted in the headlines from our favorite and most trusted news sources. (edit: which is done to frame Patel as wanting to fire them all--a pathetic stunt that is no longer surprising from these corrupt tools.)

Anyway, what are these "circumstances" to which you refer?
Perhaps I misunderstand, but if you have 50 parallel agents, why not just have each pull messages, process them and ACK when complete? The part I don't understand is the pre-fetch. Note that NATS is much more flexible than Kafka however, so more likely to fit more uses cases (even just for streaming).

For the first question, I'd definitely recommend using ClickHouse for 10B - 1T points.
Eden Chrome plugin: click emojis to make creative comments with AI
They have their own more or less isolated segments of internet. Last week Russian agency regulating internet did a test in south areas and fully blocked the traffic to outside world so that telegram and VPNs were of no help
At the end of the day, it's a bet. You'll probably make zero (or negative after expenses). You may make some passable income. You might make a lot.

Whereas working for a big company, you have a fairly reliable shot at bringing in a decent income with some stability.

Nothing is guaranteed of course.
everybody works differently. what seems like a sensible guardrail for you would be extremely annoying for others.

so whatever you do, it should be a feature, even defaulted on. but never a policy that you enforce to "everyone who ssh into a prod machine"

if you find something that works well for you, add it as a suggestion to your developer docs.
In your view, what would be an example of code that is de jure open source but de facto closed, if not a case where people have the legal ability but not the technical means to access it?
I have been using this for months now - way easier than Taskfile.

The parameter injection and passing to commands was the thing that converted me.
The trivial ability to use even a small fraction of this wealth to improve a huge amount of lives is exactly what the “effective altruist” crowd should be creaming themselves over.

The fact that I can buy a house in Thailand for something insanely cheap also means that I can make sure that the local school has whatever they need, for basically just a haircut.

You can take the local orphanage and make sure hundreds of kids are comfortable for hundreds of USD a month.
Sweden and Norway used to be one country. Does that mean it would be "not completely non-sensical" for one to invade the other?
Standard deduction for single people is 15k. SALT can get you to 10k, and anything past 5k in mortgage interest (at 5% rates and 100k balance, you're already at the point) is gain over the std deduction. 22.5% on those dollars for many people. More depednnding on state tax.
O Golfinho, literally right outside of LxFactory. You'd have to work hard to spend more than 12 euros a person. Simple, local food. Lots of specials (soup, sandwich, fries, beer for like 9-10 euro). Run by an older couple who spoke no English and treated us like we were their niece and nephew. I think both of us got in and out of there for under 20 euro combined.

For a bit higher-end, we liked Cantinho do Sol near the Marques De Pombal circle. I think we spent maybe 20-25 euros a person there, were stuffed to the gills, and nearly drown in our drinks. Employees were lovely Brazilians in the front of house and the owner, a local I think, was the chef.
> High speed chargers can cost >$200k installed.

Should this go down as chargers become more popular due to economies of scale? Or will they always be significantly more expensive than gas pumps?
Sure. but what isn't cultural? Being cultural does not mean it is irrational. It would probably be a better financial decision if people lived cells and ate nutrient paste.
100 percent use proton!
But I assume layering cable is not a one time cost right? There should be some operation cost involved? Such as maintenance?

I am still hoping sometime we could have massive amount of hollow fibre undersea cable to reduce latency between different continents.
Fair enough, but then talking about this going forward would be a critical part of his story, because he talks about continuing on in 2025 developing his projects and essentially more of the same, which becomes considerably more difficult if he's going to spend 30-40 hours a week driving for Uber.
Nagai’s work is really interesting for the feeling it produces. I first came across it on subreddits dedicated to imagery of liminal spaces[0], which several of his pieces can be classified as.

Some of Edward Hopper’s pieces give off similar vibes despite coming from an entirely different era and background.

[0]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Liminal_space_(aesthetic)
What does it offer over bazel?
Awesome. If they start breeding at 5, and she's already nearly 75, then potentially she lived to see a (grand)^13-child of herself being hatched. And her (grand)^13-child will still see a (grand)^12-uncle/aunt hatch.
> I disagree. Our kids will never be morally obligated towards us in any way. We can only hope to have loved and supported them enough for them to love and support us back of their own volition.

I agree with this. Kids can't willingly bring themselves into the world (although "forced" is an exaggeration), and the burden is on their parents. A kid, until a certain point, is a person with certain needs and restrictions that call for external supervision (e.g. needing shelter, not voting). I consider a person in general to not have inherent obligations beyond not killing and whatnot. Sure, I can ditch my friend in a socially awkward moment and that would make me a huge jerk, but surely it doesn't rise to the same level as hitting someone.

> Loving your kids is not a moral obligation, though most do (for the record, I love mine very much). Supporting your kids is a moral obligation, whether you love them or not, incurred by creating them.

I don't quite know what you mean by "loving" versus "supporting". To me, supporting sounds like loving, with the caveat that I think emotional care ties into supporting a kid. Do you mean extra things like buying more presents on holidays?
This post seems to have been flagged but I want to thank everyone for their suggestions and future measures. The plan for now is: 1. Retry again with email/pass in incognito in a 24 hour interval; 2. Try to get the same phone number from the telecom operators; 3. Make Subject Access Request (EU) to Google in hopes of at least getting my data back.

In order not to get caught up in the same thing again there are many good suggestions in the comments, all with some overhead/friction but 100% worth it if you ask me :D.
“Made up” information is noise, not signal (OTOH, generated in images are used productively all the time in training, but the information content added is not in the images themselves but in their selection and relation to captions.)
Okay, but granting that, why?
This sounds like a security nightmare just waiting to happen. Nothing like embedding gigantic libraries like libicu into security critical code bases so you can do things like Unicode normalization and comparison functions on usernames.
interesting! rn the UX is a bit simple, any future dev plans?
Pretty sure this was an Ali.G sketch. ‘For charity!’
The browser already has full access to their files.
The paper that coined the term "stochastic parrots" would not agree with the claim that LLMs are "unable to produce a response that isn't in their training data". And the research has advanced a _long_ way since then.

[1]: Bender, Emily M., et al. "On the dangers of stochastic parrots: Can language models be too big?." Proceedings of the 2021 ACM conference on fairness, accountability, and transparency. 2021.
make is a build system and has a lot of complexity in it to make it optimal (or at least attempt to) for that use case.

just is a "command runner" and functionally the equivalent of packing up a folder full of short scripts into a single file with a little bit of sugar on top. (E.g., by default every script is executed with the CWD being the folder the justfile is in so you don't need to go search for that stackoverflow answer about getting the script's folder and paste that in the top of every script.)

If you use just as a build system, you're going to end up reimplementing half of make. If you try and use make as a command runner, you end up fighting it in many ways because you're not "building" things.

I've generally found the most value in just in situations where shell is a good way to implement whatever I"m doing but it's grown large enough that it could benefit from some greater organization.
I've been using just at work and in personal projects for almost a year, and I like it a lot. In particular, its self documentation with `just --list` makes onboarding new folks easy. It's also just a nicer syntax than make.
German Eurofighters do not carry nuclear bombs. That's Tornados (and soon F35s).
I wonder what the backbone capacity of Starlink is.
ty for liking it - yea I'm not a super expert in UIUX so just used very simple design layouts throughout the product. Planning on improving performance 1st, right now it's a bit slow
Another mistake: Thinking your former coworkers are still your friends.
Ahrefs or SEMRush
Toss a coin and choose between the two.
Operational costs (outside of repairing cuts) round to zero in comparison to the capital costs of laying the initial cable. There are OLD cables that are still active, despite relatively low bandwidth, because going and disconnecting everything on either end (even though the cable would remain there) is considered an additional unnecessary cost.
one of the more fun AI social products ive seen.
is it more like pinterest or reddit? i can see myself sharing with a few close friends and using it to share our readings/articles everyday
It was exceedingly easy but it was for probably one of the highest level IC positions at a large, public BNPL. The entire technical part of the interview could only be described as "boring" and un-engaging.
Image improvement algorithms are basically injecting statistical information (collected from other images) into one image.

The above statement applies for non-neural-network algorithms as well.
1. Use your own domain, to have a migration path out when needed.

2. Use JMAP/IMAP or https://www.fastmail.help/hc/en-us/articles/360060590573-Dow... and keep a copy of all your mail locally.
This seems a small part of the problem - how would you know these jobs aren’t also listed on a popular job aggregator?
I got emails from one of these food delivery services a few times for someone elses delivery. Probably from a typoed email as well. I mean yeah there's an information leak, but it's the users own fault, and there really isn't any way to turn it into an attack, and even if you somehow could it would be quite tricky to make money off of it. So in short this is fear mongering by ars imo
IMO the reality is:

"the police are total idiots with no [...] knowledge of the law [...]" AND "are willingly corrupt and will brazenly break the law to line their own pockets"
woosh

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42343084
> we can’t fix it

Applicants don’t have to apply to Google or Facebook for jobs they’re not qualified for, and if they stopped, the mess you’re referring to would disappear. At least at Google and Facebook’s doors, anyway. It might move somewhere else simply because there are a lot of people (literally everyone) looking for jobs that pay well.

It’s funny to tell someone on the other side of the interview table that they’re confused, when they’re giving you information that can help you. Knowing that there is an abundance of low quality applications is useful information. Mismatch of expectations might be an accurate generalization, but arguing the expectations of applicants isn’t part of the problem is not accurate at all. Applicants definitely aim high and spam companies with resumes for jobs they’re not qualified for. I even tell new grads to aim a little higher than the exact job description, but within reason. To be fair, a lot of people don’t know what’s reasonable and don’t know how competitive their cohort is and they have little to lose by taking their chances.

The lore about having to job-hop has always existed, it was true 30 years ago, and it’s still a story people tell today. Sometimes it works, and sometimes it doesn’t. Don’t get confused by hearing stories. Neither the number of stories you hear, nor the story-teller’s confidence in their take, proves anything about how the business world works. You need more first-hand knowledge of how many people don’t have to job hop. Companies do promote people, and some companies do respect loyalty. Instead of insisting it’s a fight and wallowing, go find the good jobs at good companies working for good managers and figure out how to stand out from the applicants who are less qualified than you.
> Little things like that add up after you've spent years wrestling with bash scripts.

Can you please explain what you mean here? I looked at the GitHub examples and wondered why this would be preferable to Bash aliases and functions. I must be missing something.
Woah, looks very nice, thanks. Noted for the future visit.

> For a bit higher-end

You've been to the TimeOut Market? Very busy, touristy, but good selection of local specialties. Same price range, more or less.
Happened to me once a few years ago but after trying many times with the correct and older requested passwords, it eventually worked for some unknown reason. I didn't have 2FA setup though...
Make is installed on Windows, if you install Microsoft's C/C++ dev stack (typically via installing Visual Studio). They just use nmake instead of GNU make. They also include Cmake these days, as it's the common cross platform option.
Unfortunately, many Ex-Mozilla people thought she deserved the money.

They loved Mitchell Baker's focus on culture: Mozilla's progressive social causes and performances. They loved their culture more than their business and their own browser.

Like other companies in the ZIRP era, the staff wanted a fun tech company culture that made them feel like they were good people. Even great people. They preferred a celebrity CEO with pleasant illusions over a business leader with hard truths.
You are severely underestimating 3D printed firearms, unless you are saying it must be entirely, 100% 3D printed. PSR on YouTube is an interesting channel to skim through.
... yes...
Dickies moving its headquarters from Texas to California
maybe a combination of both? I just thought it will be really cool to have ai write things for me. But any comments/suggestions are welcomed
The style reminded me of BOFH or dailywtf, maybe that’s what they we’re aiming for?
But I agree: ChatGPT adding some unnecessary aria labels is neither newsworthy nor unexpected
50 Years of SQL with Don Chamberlin, Computer Scientist and Co-Inventor of SQL
Suppose that you're a bridge engineer. Ten years ago, when you learned your craft it was usual to build larger, sturdy, bridges from cast iron, however recently (say five years ago) high quality bulk steel I-beams became available at a very affordable price.

The bleeding edge of your discipline is use of these I-beams, they enable you to build a comparatively elegant bridge which is far stronger and yet is less easily damaged by the elements than the iron bridges.

A "traditional" bridge engineer can point to examples of their preferred materials which have lasted fifty, a hundred years, and say look - we know cast iron works. You don't have that, and so there may be people who say "I don't want your new steel bridge", but on the other hand, clients may be swayed by the affordable yet better looking and more capable product.

In fifty years it's no contest, your steel bridges make sense, iron bridges made by your competitors are seen as old-fashioned and unnecessarily conservative. "Didn't they have steel?" "They didn't trust it". "Huh".

Now, of course it's not always so clear whether whatever you consider "Bleeding edge" is use of steel beams in bridges, or use of flammable aluminium cassette "weather cladding" on high rise buildings (a choice now seen as unacceptably dangerous). But just because it's how things were done by your grandfather doesn't mean it's a good choice today.
I think this format is very conducive to leveling because there are some tells that are really obvious. Like input validation, error handling, database indices, database column types, race conditions, etc. You can't fake these easily, but with experience, they surface quickly.
One of my favorite games growing up, Diablo 2, was remastered a few years ago. I remember seeing stories about a lot of 'woke' graphical changes. Something about Andariel's cleavage and midgets.
Poor people are also more religious, and in the age of birth control,religions that don't explicitly require their adherents to procreate will have far fewer followers than those that do after just a few generations.
The problem with generative AI is not jobs
Having recipes just for Windows/Linux.

Being able to write your recipes in another language.

Not having to be in the directory where the Makefile resides.

Being able to call a recipe after the current recipe with && syntax.

Overall lower mental burden than make. make is very complex. just is very simple. If you know neither of the two, you'll get going much faster with just.
The landlord deserves zero empathy in these cases. It is his job to select a reliable tenant, that's usually his entire job. Anybody else who fails completely with their responsibilities at their job can expect to be fired and lose their income, or worse. There's an extremely large surplus of honest, tidy and reliable tenants, so it's not a problem for a responsible landlord to avoid going to court, if they just put in the minimum effort at doing their job. And if they can't handle that, they should sell the real estate and not be a landlord.
You can browse job listings without subscribing to see whether there are enough job listings in your domain to add value to your job search. The "U" tag is assigned to job listings without search engine results for paid platforms (indeed, glassdoor, monster, etc.) and then it is checked daily for changes.
You could probably have done something similar using Android with Termux, yes. I use rsync in Termux to move files to or from my phone all the time. Android is a complete mess when it comes to app permissions and the file system, so I would not dare to guess if it would be possible to access a USB drive from within Termux or not.

I preferred SailfishOS on my Jolla Phone (and my Jolla Tablet) as the experience is much better with how you can access files on the file system etc. But for various reasons (including a cracked phone screen) I went back to Android several years ago.
That's a pretty low bar for a dystopia given that many countries have federalized police systems like Spain, Japan, France, Italy, ...
> voters for other parties are putting hope in promises that will be unfulfilled as well.

Okay, I'll get specific now. In the US this typically isn't because the Democrat candidate lied, it's because of obstruction from the right-wing. Sure, Biden promised to cancel student debt, but he was met with obstruction at every step from the right-wing. That isn't a lie from Biden, but the lack of results is what we get when voters believe the right-wing obstructionist liars telling them that student loan forgiveness is evil. So then people call out Biden for somehow "lying" about forgiving student loans, and then don't show up to vote for the Democrat in the next election, because "they are liars".
Do it for your portfolio; keep it open source. Use a license that's conducive to OSS and possibly a paid version in the future or dual license later.

Just be realistic with your expectations and don't quit your job until you know that there are customers willing to pay.
That came later, end of 1996 with OSR2.