skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, and then link this things to pre-requisite, and show how several of those one-things come together in a separate piece.

But again, it's a LOT of work to do that.

E.G:

To write "https://www.bitecode.dev/p/back-to-basics-with-pip-and-venv", I need to be able to rely on "https://www.bitecode.dev/p/installing-python-the-bare-minimu..." which in turn needs to rely on "https://www.bitecode.dev/p/ultra-beginners-first-steps-for-t...".

That's almost 9000 words, or 10% of the average novel size just to give beginners a good chance of success on one single topic.

Between doc, tutorials, FOSS and forums, the entire software industry is just standing on a gigantic pile of billions of hours of free labor.
I would have thought that the movs would have been dumped right into a rob entry without even going through the bypass network, much like a zeroing idiom does.
https://archive.today/v6TIf

Previous:

Larry Ellison: AI surveillance ensures 'citizens will be on their best behavior' - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41606065 - Sept 2024 (3 comments)

Larry Ellison: AI-Fueled Surveillance System Could Police Citizen Behavior - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41556068 - Sept 2024 (2 comments)

Ellison: AI can ensure "citizens will be on their best behavior" - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41552750 - Sept 2024 (3 comments)
Not directly related, but I have seen Ads in Stack overflow for GitHub repositories - not any notable repository, clearly just random people trying to get some stars for reasons.
Who is the billion dollar company doing sync? Dropbox? Asking as a guy working on sync.
Legal Eagle is suing: https://youtu.be/4H4sScCB1cY?si=bXxfG_EekkzGEW7J
Generating and solving difficult logic puzzles with LLMs
make a logic puzzle for restaurant staffing. Have 23 employees and create a situation that is insane level hard to schedule the shifts. "I" will try to figure out an answer and verify with you if "I" am correct

The restaurant has 23 employees. The goal is to create a schedule that satisfies all the constraints below. Each shift must be completely staffed, and no rules can be violated.

Employees:
There are 23 employees with the following specialties:

Chefs (C): Alice, Bob, Charlie, David, Evelyn
Servers (S): Fiona, George, Hannah, Ian, Julia, Kevin, Lily, Mason, Natalie, Olivia
Hosts (H): Peter, Quinn, Rachel, Sam
Dishwashers (D): Tim, Ursula, Victor

Full details
https://chatgpt.com/share/67772c03-977c-8007-acb0-6881fdabae42

Answer generated by claude
https://claude.site/artifacts/ce387d7f-cd9a-4440-9ba1-b4cc366a70bd
It's just an unsuitable, attention-zapping, toxic format for sharing information. It would be best to link to an article that can convey the full message. not a 15 second jolt which is what TT is all about.
Location: Remote (Dubai, UAE)

Remote: Yes

Willing to relocate: Maybe. Very willing to travel though.
Technologies: SQL, Python, Linear, PostHog, Optimizely, Figma, OpenAI Platform

Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/anmolparashar/

Email: anmol[at]17a.in

I'm a CS Grad turned Product Manager with over seven years of experience building B2B and B2BC products used by millions worldwide. Since I have had the opportunity to join product teams early, I have led impact over product management, design, and growth. This intersection of disciplines is something I have enjoyed in my previous roles, and it's something I believe the team can benefit from as well, especially at this stage.

Having worked remotely throughout my professional life, I'm used to effectively collaborating with team members situated in different time zones and continents and like operating in these timezones: CET, GMT, EST

Some highlights:

- 2x Founding (& First) PM

- 2x Founder

- 2x Angel Investor

Looking for Product Manager and/or roles where I'd be customer-facing and get to work on product and ops.
A problem is only a problem if you don't want it.
Thank you for sharing, educative. Will pray for your journey.
You mean scrub with that sponge made out of plastic? Because you definitely want those crevasses clean. And how hot should the water be? You have 70 degree Celsius water coming out from your tap?

But hey, I used to do that. No matter how much you take care of them, the hot water wash and drying leads to those chopping boards splitting after so many uses. Those plastic buggers last for years.
A lesson for countries. What a loss for Turkey!

They lost their Jews, Armenians & so much else.

Bizarre that we think of Italy, Japan even Korea for good coffee but rarely Turkey which is where it started.
Note deepseek FAILED to figure it out
Long live EL8
As someone who isn't rich, but has taken extensive time off work, I love not working. The last 18 month break I took may have been the happiest I've ever been. I'll never be rich, because I'm not motivated by money, but I've never been bored or rudderless.
> A talking Buzz Lightyear toy with one of those small language models that'll teach (human) infants to talk?

Great idea. I was thinking more like a plushie toy with sensors, it would react to touch, sight and speech. I would run the models locally from a computer, keep the toy just lightweight I/O.
This is not what HN is used for. Don't create submissions just to report an AI response.
This lacks any and all context. What's the relevance?
That is a good problem to have
"Ambition is the first curse: the great tempter of the man who is rising above his fellows. It is the simplest form of looking for reward. Men of intelligence and power are led away from their higher possibilities by it continually. Yet it is a necessary teacher. Its results turn to dust and ashes in the mouth; like death and estrangement it shows the man at last that to work for self is to work for disappointment."
I had my drums in storage and a friend asked to borrow my Zildjians because he was going on tour. The ride especially had a nice sound. I ran into him about five years later, and remembered to ask about my cymbals. He just said, "Oh, I sold those." I guess he forgot the part about him "borrowing" them. :-)
I'm living a pretty okay life, I need money for certain things and helping my friends and family takes a lot of money. I think the guy in this article and some of the people in this thread have their perspective warped by the amount of money they have. (This has been proven time and time again: https://caldaclinic.com/the-psychology-of-wealth-and-how-it-... )

Try making some friends with people who aren't as wealthy as you and try to help them out, maybe they need something that is out of their reach, maybe their family needs expensive medicine or something. Anyways, my TL;DR is make friends, spend your money on others and stop hoarding it because it won't make you happy.
Well it's basic propaganda. For instance, there is a LARGE difference between English and Arabic content. So don't read Al-Jazeera english, read the arabic version with your browser's translation turned on.

For example, in English, there's a country called Israel. In Arabic there isn't. It's called "the occupation". In English there are only ever Muslim civilian victims (e.g. patients in hospitals, little girls in their home). In Arabic muslims destroyed X civilian targets and they brag that they can do that, but there aren't muslims victims anymore, only "martyrs". The little girl doesn't get mentioned anymore, I can only assume she's one of the martyrs now. In English, there are only attacks on muslims (and Sudan doesn't get talked about much). In Arabic there's only battles and always some sort of victory.

E.g. in Arabic their current "victory" articles. God (ie. "allah") has apparently destroyed the IDF, reconquered a Syrian mosque, enabled "Al-Houthi" to attack 22 Israeli and US targets (all civilian targets I might add, in Arabic they brag about the targets being civilian), and allah has "harvested legal victories" against Israel and the US at the UN:

https://www.aljazeera.net/opinions/2025/1/2/%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%...

https://www.aljazeera.net/news/2025/1/2/%d8%a8%d8%b9%d8%af-1...

https://www.aljazeera.net/news/2025/1/3/%d8%a7%d9%84%d8%ad%d...

https://www.aljazeera.net/opinions/2025/1/2/6-%D9%85%D8%AD%D...
Varsity Blues Scandal (2019)
shows you just how much luck really is involved versus having insatiable grit, determination, skill, etc to be successful.

Guy seems amazed that based on whatever probably incorrect information he gets about the government being inefficiently run left him aghast.

Dude got super lucky on a bet about remote work that is not even panning out for the purchaser.
I have no idea, I'm not a mycologist.

But what I understood was that one fungus was trying to consume another.

It's episode #1035 at around 1h53m:

https://www.youtube.com/live/mPqWstVnRjQ?si=AgxlSe4pXB4Fe9lT...

https://podscribe.app/feeds/http-joeroganexpjoeroganlibsynpr...

It starts a discussion about how the FDA is incompetent to make rulings about cordyceps mushrooms because the thousands of peer-reviewed articles about them predate a more precise sampling method that uncovers that there are multiple species (or anamorph strands of the same species, I'm unsure).
Sam can be short for Samantha or Samuel. "Their" allows one to avoid mis-gendering someone when in ignorance of their gender.
Is this not the same problem everyone faces when they retire?
Origins and Development
Congratulations to the author! They basically "won" and did something that most people on HN can only dream of.

My 2 cents: I would devote the remainder of my life to solving problems that the current system is unoptimized for. Things that seem intractable like the housing crisis, homelessness, climate change, food insecurity. Like this guy who is trying to re-green a part of the Sonoran Desert after getting a windfall from helping the El Salvadoran government switch to Bitcoin [1].

I think ultimately the author is going to have to find a very difficult task/goal that will require similar if not greater effort compared to starting Loom.

[1] https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=D6fl8dap5nk
Surprisingly, socket.io supports WebTransport: https://socket.io/get-started/webtransport

The guys at Colyseus (a JS library for multiplayer games netcode) also added support, in a preview version for now.
You can start by taking out the trash, and if you are going to sit on your arse all day tomorrow then here is a list of stuff that needs doing around the house.
The best we can do is vote/encourage Congress to pass straightforward laws to address these cases, making the rulings defunct. As another commenter mentioned Congress has been incapable of anything for ~30 years so... Nothing?
Thank god for John Roberts for preventing governmental overreach by unelected bureaucrats which has become increasingly ideological
"Working at DOGE" for 4 weeks reminds be of "Teach for America"... maybe it's fairly smart people with decent intentions [1] but not what's needed - not people taking a break from getting rich to do some charity work - rather what's needed is dedicated professionals devoting their careers to teaching / governance.

[1] for the record, I don't think that DOGE has good intentions. A lot of the tweets are nonsensical and I think just a rebranding for typical Republican cuts to health and retirement spending in exchange for more tax breaks at the top.
Agreed. Adding SQLite is potentially a quick way to make your stateless rails container/app stateful. While using a proper DBMS as a separate service makes perfect sense.
Serious question, but how exactly does Atlassian hope to recoup that billion dollars?

Loom is useful, but given that Atlassian's investors are expecting a large return, do they really hope a screen recorder to eventually add 2B+ dollars to their value? The AI features will eventually be commoditized, so that can't act as a moat.
tmux metaphors are implemented in gui. tmux tabs are iterm2 tabs, tmux windows are iterm2 windows, etc. attach/detach and so on will restore layouts.

i believe the session can even be shared with a normal tmux session.
Title says team behind honey. (was it changed?)
Not my intention. Look at my history, haven't posted in 1.5 years. Being able to solve unique problems or not is an important data point for some readers like me.
> For me, I am focused on proving myself as a guitarist in the local jazz and blues scene.

So you’re Dickey from The Talented Mr. Ripely?
This stood out to me as well.

A pitfall for experts in one field to assume their skills are transferable.
the "dark MAGA" bit was very unusual, not sure what musk was thinking there
This is good (though old) work. One interesting aspect is that even though they tout their models ability to produce grammatical text, their abstract has a number of grammatical errors.

On a dark night in a melancholic mood, that might seem to bear on the question of what it is to be truly human and bar that we set for (linguistically) anthropomorphic automatons like LLMs.
Doesn't sound like the author has any idea what issues plague them, based on what I read. Lots of plausible sounding ideas in this thread, if a therapist helps them figure out which ones are accurate, money can (probably) help them make the changes.
Agreed. I believe this means just means that the entire contents of your ssh session is available in /tmp/framer.txt. But as long as credentials aren't part of your STDIN/STDOUT, then they shouldn't be leaked.

Your ssh private key definitely would never be in there. The server you're connecting to doesn't even know your private key, just the public one.
I recommend reading the previous 3 parts too, plus I'm looking forward to the next parts. I love that it goes into details and very clearly explains the problems and solutions, at least if you're familiar with C and know some things about compiler implementations.
SEEKING WORK | Full-stack Django Developer & AI Engineer

Location: Thailand (GMT+7)
Remote: Only
Willing to relocate: No (Within Thailand only)
Technologies: Django, Python, HTMX, AlpineJs, Tailwind, SQL, PostGreSQL
Résumé/CV: https://edwin.genego.io/
Email: edwin@genego.io
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/edwin-genego/

As a Sr. Software Engineer & Web-developer primarily working with Python frameworks. I am comfortable wearing many hats, and have worked through small to large sized projects for different sized clients (small to enterprise), building tech both on the Back & Front-end as well as Infra.

I am currently looking for an AI or LLM company to work with. I have worked with clients in AI since 2022 - and am currently spending several hours per day experimenting with AI & LLMs. From getting my hands dirty with the latest models and papers, to working on small applications that use AI. Especially when it comes to agentive apps (read: function calling or code writing-and-executing models), real world simulations (simulating 1000s of interactions with LLMs) or forecasting with LLMs. I have a few exploratory side-projects to show. And a huge amount of passion for the subject matter (productizing AI & LLMS) to bring to the table. AI-Stack keywords: LangChain, LLamaIndex, AutoML, MLFlow, AG2 (formerly Autogen), TinyTroupe, Oasis
I haven't seen this many Ruby posts on HN since 2012.

We've had a few months of pretty regular Ruby posts now, and the last week has had one almost every single day.

I'm not a regular Rubyist, but I'm glad to see the language getting more attention.
Perhaps the fact that the courts referenced in that article are 40-60 years in the past, so anyone under age 50 would have the personal experience of seeing the Roberts court as exceptional.

edit 45 minutes after posting: Also, more opinionated, the Roberts court's reasons for their decisions are often pretty wild and many of their decisions have been a detriment to the country. My pet cases to loathe are Citizens United and Rucho v. Common Cause.
Kind of like twitter too
I still don't think companies serve you ads based on your microphone
wow. never knew. will try. thank you! :-)
`mount /proc -o hidepid=1` recommended :)
Plan for the evisceration of public services in the interest of privatizing them to enrich a select group of capital owners.
I’m pretty sure that’s the last point in Naval’s infamous tweet thread about getting wealthy.

It won’t fix you - but it will give you the time and resources to figure out something that might.

The author needs to find himself a good counselor and get to work on himself.
This is the best comment in this post, from a jazz drummer perspective.
> it's easier for a camel to get through the head of a needle than for a rich man to go to heaven. I interpret that metaphorically.

I agree that there's a parallel between what Jesus meant and your comment—in both cases, wealth is dangerous because it distracts from what's important. To my understanding, Jesus meant that one's heart will be focused on money rather than wanting to follow God. And, like you said, it's really easy to be distracted by material success (money, degrees, fame, etc.). But, none of these things will follow us to the grave. IMO this sort of tunnel vision is really pernicious, because it's so, so easy to fall into.

If you'll allow a personal rant: I recently heard someone say that failure is—somewhat paradoxically—a crucial part of finding happiness, because it loosens our grip on things that are ultimately unimportant. I've been thinking about all this a lot recently myself. Last year I hit a bump in the road w.r.t. my career, due to factors outside of my control. So, for the first time, I was suddenly failing my subconscious goal to climb the ladder of achievement. I started feeling adrift and demotivated, and the obvious solutions (therapy, medication, more regular exercise) didn't help.

It eventually forced me to really sit down and take a hard look at my priorities in life. Speaking concretely, this meant 1) accepting that I might not get what I had wanted out of my career, and because I'm a Christian, 2) focusing instead on how I can serve God every day (love others more, be much more open about my faith, volunteer at church and elsewhere, etc.). That's much easier said than done, of course, but I've just gotta take the baby steps that I can and trust God with the rest.

It's only been a few months since I came to this conclusion, but I feel like it's changed my life. I've become much less stressed, and I feel much more fulfilled. Honestly, it's like I have hope again in my future.

Naïvely I want to say something like "therefore, everyone should try to find whatever brings them this fulfillment." But this might be too weak of a statement, because I really think there's only one true answer to this question.

P.S. As for the verse you quoted (Matthew 19:24), I'd be remiss not to point out what Jesus says a few verses later: "With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible." :-)
Indeed. Dynamic shifting was microcoded (not uop!) on the power pc for gen3. However shifting with immediate values was not.

This leads to all sorts of strange performance workarounds.
Mike Acton refers to it here:
https://macton.smugmug.com/Other/2008-07-15-by-Eye-Fi/n-xmKD...
One of the most honest and thought provoking pieces I’ve read in a while.

Thank you so much for sharing. It really makes me think what I’d do if I were in your shoes.

For me a big portion would be family, and helping it thrive. And putting my time and energy into some of the crazier ideas I have about how to help improve the world for the greatest number of people.

I wish you serendipity in trying to find yourself, deeply, and in discovering what you truly enjoy.

I’d also say don’t give up on love. The most important part of it all are the people you share your life with. So once you are in a good place, fill your life with them. Keep channels open with those that you know check that box, as you go through this journey of self-discovery that may require more time for yourself.
Numbers speak for themselves but I was surprised at the higher level of VC funding available in Stockholm.
Patience, long term thinking, readiness to look offshore and adaptability all seem good qualities for any business and more so in current geopolitical
Climate.
Still use GNU Screen? Both GNU Screen and tmux had security issues in past, but GNU Screen had worse ones and that is why I switched. Zellij is a Rust terminal multiplexer, might wanna look into that. What I especially love about it, is tge discoverability of the keybinds. TUI wet dream.
>The real test of a paper is whether it is cited and built upon by other scientists after publication. Many papers are published and then forgotten, or found to be flawed and not used any more.

This does seem true, but this forgets the downstream effects of publishing flawed papers.

Future research in this area is stymied by reviewers who insist that the flawed research already solved the problem and/or undermines the novelty of somewhat similar solutions that actually work.

Reviewers will reject your work and insist that you include the flawed research in your own evaluations, even if you’ve already pointed out the flaws. Then, when you show that the flawed paper underperforms every other system, reviewers will reject your results and ask you why they differ from the flawed paper (no matter how clearly you explain the flaws) :/

Published papers are viewed as canon by reviewers, even if they don’t work at all. It’s very difficult to change this perception.
I became debt free about a year ago and thought I should get into investing. It turned out that it's incredibly boring to me and because of that I haven't been able to learn it properly.
I also thought that if I became really good at it, I would just have more money that I don't know how to spend.
exactly. if too much money was a problem, there's a trivial solution.

so i'm guessing the problem isn't really that bad, eh?
Isn't that his/her point?
> I'm at a loss for why you think the ISP lobbyists are more powerful than their opponents here

Because despite every definition in the law and past opinions and the test they just came up with there's practically zero logic in the outcome here.

> over applying a common-parlance

Now I know you're not arguing in good faith. I've consistently cited the statutory definitions. I'm not using common parlance in the slightest. I'm using the actual law and their own goddamn tests.

How is my ISP modifying the data I'm posting here in the slightest, in any definition whether that be statutory or common parlance? You've still failed to answer this basic test just like how the courts failed to do so in their opinion.
If they had good intentions, they wouldn't be conducting all of their business on FOIA-proof Signal (or so I like to imagine).
Yeah, Jesus clarifies as such a few verses later:

> Jesus looked at them and said, “With man this is impossible, but with God all things are possible.” (Matthew 19:26, CSB, emphasis mine)
it's hard to understand what problem this person wants to solve.

is a version controlled directory of Markdown files + grep enough? or a super trivial wiki Rails app that will turn WikiText into links that you could probably prototype in an hour or less? why or why not?
The company got nearly 2B of dollars in investment, was acquired for half the price, and the founders somehow managed to make a profit. No wonder he's a fan. Which other system would allocate resources so effectively?
> the root is the unholy alliance of government and capital power.

And Labor too, don't forget!

https://www.backstage.com/magazine/article/sag-aftra-back-an...
He’s saying that statement is unnecessary over-commitment. Not that he’s not doing enough
I never knew that. Makes the metaphor a lot more applicable.