skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Respectfully, I don't think you took away the correct implications. Specifically in the implications section of [1]:

"The key to effective intuitive decision making, though, is to learn to better calibrate one’s confidence in the intuitive response (i.e., to develop more refined meta-thinking skills) and to be willing to expand search strategies in lower confidence situations or based on novel information."

and

"Relatedly, it also means we should stop assuming that more conscious and effortful decision-making is necessarily better than more heuristically-driven intuitive decision-making."

I would say that while the article makes very interesting objections to the S1/S2 thinking framework, its objections are that they are far more intertwined as measured. However, the article still very clearly agrees that S1 is lower cost than S2.
It's true, it can be maddening (impossible?) to chase down all the edge-case failures LLMs produce. But outside of life/death applications with extreme accuracy requirements (eg: medical diagnostics) the attitude I've seen is: who cares? A lot of users "get" AI now and don't really expect it to be 100% reliable. They're satisfied with a 95% solution, especially if it was deployed quickly and produces something they can iterate on for the last 5%.
Actually in Los Angeles, but they have offices all over the world. The home office is in Tokyo.
When Your Terminal Illness Makes You a TikTok Star
This looks great!

Have you seen the libp2p project? Might help get you pluggable NAT traversal and transport strategies plus peer discovery. We’ve been using rust-libp2p for building an overlay network and have had decent success.
Isn't that the same for any bigger propaganda machine? I don't see the US doing any different than that
I think it's more simply that the market of people who want an EV and can afford a Tesla is now saturated.
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Lucid is a bit too expensive for me. However, Hyundai seems to make decent EVs. I will consider one after I upgrade my electrical panel to support decent charge speed.
Tricoteuses – French law under Git
[Translation]

The DILA 's Légifrance website has for several years offered convenient access to all French legal texts and has become a daily work tool for a large number of citizens, whether lawyers or not. Although it allows access to the different versions of the texts, it is not optimal for use cases where the evolution of these texts over time constitutes the main focus of study.

The use of a specialized version control tool, such as git, in this perspective has long been identified as a promising avenue and several demonstrators had emerged around 2014, both in France , Germany and other countries. The articles published at the time (on NextINpact or Numérama , for example) clearly present the potential advantages of such an approach.

These projects have unfortunately since been abandoned, which motivated the launch of this one, which is based not on an aspiration of the Légifrance website, but on the provision of legal texts in the form of open data, recovered by the tricoteuses-legifrance project .

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I really wish PieAdblock was in the article headline, since it's more relevant.

"UBlockOrigin GPL code stolen by Pie Adblock Extension and Honey team"

Of course Pie is scummy, it is brought to you by the people behind Honey.
In addition to stealing GPL Source the new over-hyped Adblocker that probably also steals (silently rewrites in the background) affiliate links, just like the old "coupon finder". No surprises!
E.g. stuff like this: https://www.reddit.com/r/ISR/comments/17vt0rc/aljazeera_inte...

Qatar has been a hideout to Hamas leadership and has passed money to Hamas for decades. It plays both ends and keeps relationships with the west to appear civil. Its English broadcasts even hired well known US journalists to give them credibility, but when you see the translation of Arabic broadcasts the stories are problematic. It's Pravda run by a Muslim theocracy, some stuff is more subtle but you can't trust anything you read/see there.

There's a lot of stuff here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Al_Jazeera_controversies_and_c...
The hate is for Musk. Tesla hate is just collateral damage.

People tolerated Musk's narcissism when he was largely apolitical and his entrepreneurship seemed to benefiting the world at large. Since 2020, Musk's brain seems to have been pretty severely infected by the woke/anti-woke mind-virus, and it's far less clear that his impact on the world is an unmitigated good thing.
interesting that in the US age 40 is precisely when protections for age discrimination kick in
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That's interesting to me. I didn't think any computer made in the last 20 years didn't have Bluetooth. What kind is it?

When you assemble your own computer wifi and Bluetooth are still completely optional.
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Mainly remote, even though I am about a mile from the office lol. They fully bought into the remote first idea. We have team get togethers generally about once a month. Very nice to spend time with the team, but I prefer my home office with my own stuff for daily work.
I'm not really anti Elon, in fact I agree with a lot of what he says, but I just cannot get over that paedo comment. That said a lot about his character.
What would you look for to see if somebody is 'staying relevant'? Side projects? Personally, I would like to explore new technologies, and am still excited to learn, but feel limited by what is actually needed/required in my day-to-day which is unlikely to change.
I'm 48 and the only age bias i've encountered so far has been me against myself. Usually it's like I think i'm too old to learn something new, or don't have the energy to keep up, but if I give myself the chance then it turns out I'm wrong. You'll surprise yourself with what you're capable of if you're actually willing to make the effort.
Most business leaders are smart enough not to talk politics because they understand how politics works (divides people) and is contrary to their business.
That includes hybrids though :S
I'm not denying that. I think it might open some people's eyes to the reality that we live in.
After owning a Model Y for a year I have to say -- it's the best car I've ever had. Comfortable ride, the visibility with the cameras is great, amazing all-weather traction. It's freakin' fast. The voice-to-navigate works nearly 99% of the time which, given my experiences with Alexa and Siri, is quite impressive.

All the usual EV caveats apply though. Being able to charge at home is a must. Living in a cold weather state is probably not advised. Multi-state road trips are doable but not recommended; it's just too much of a hassle. Keep a gas car for that. And I still don't trust any driving assist more advanced than enhanced cruise control.

I have no emotional response to Musk so that doesn't color my opinion of the car.
The Chinese automobile companies are unmatched in this. It’s just that the US has sufficient protectionism to protect its local market. But these guys are a wave like the origin of the Japanese automobile. It’s going to make life hard for American manufacturers just as the developing nations are getting rich enough for automobile purchases.
// HOWEVER, there is a dire shortage of extremely talented and motivated engineers in America. //

In a free market, there are no shortages. Musk just doesn't want to pay market prices to motivate extremely talented engineers to quit their jobs and work for him.

I can't blame him, really. I try to get the stuff I buy at the cheapest possible price too. Everybody does. But when you mischaracterize the situation in service of manipulating the economy such that very talented engineers DO NOT get free market wages, you cross an ethical line.
You can make bitcoins?

Either way, that's the exact way social media works right now. There is nothing real about it anymore. All numbers are inflated.
I am 100% sure that company is the F in FAANG.
> One of your examples, swimming, will put on weight as it will builds muscle mass which obviously is heavier

Sure, but what you want is more muscle mass and less visceral fat so that's exactly what your want. Raw mass is too coarse grained to tell you much.
What a weird take.

Elon Musk's reputational downfall is mostly self-inflicted. I say this as a (reluctant) defender of Musk's reputation, ardent even.

There's only so many rounds I am going to bat for the truth when the man continues to set his reputation on fire. Well deserved even? Yes.
I interviewed with Canonical in 2023. It was an enormous waste of time. I would never suggest anyone interview with them while they still have the same interview process.
Same reason there is so much love for Tesla here on HN. It's polarizing, and its CEO even more, to the point people lose the ability to have an opinion beside totally awesome or entirely terrible.

Myself I think the cars are bland inside for their aim of luxury, the driving assists is terrible for its aimed goal, but the overall car is okay. Except their most recent rust bucket which is clearly a meme car and I don't know why they went ahead with that.
If something is "heavily promoted by influencers", it's garbage.

Would it make a difference if this garbage was GPL licensed?
I’d have expected Levels.fyi to pay competitive market rates based on all the content around high salaries, surprised to see remote $30k!
Too expensive, thats the big issue, EV's that are decent outside of tesla are just so fuckin expensive, or from legacy automakers that seem to just want to shove a EV engine in a shitty old design
Ask HN: Share your "LLM screwed us over" stories?
Saw this today https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42575951 and thought that there might be more such cautionary tales. Please share your LLM horror stories for all of us to learn.
> from the evidence, you need to be a highly skilled photographer with expensive equipment and perfect photos to get responses on those apps

I don't know, I'm not in the market... But if you want to learn what it takes to "score a date", going to a website called "killyourinnerloser" where a guy describes how he has all the sex and threesomes and foursomes and knows how to please all women, posts a bunch of erotic/pornographic material, and literally asks for $1 to change your life is very much like going to an actual porn site to learn what it takes to satisfy a woman.

Not showing your dirty dishes or toilet in the background, and not taking pictures in the dark is common sense. No need for macho photographer to tell you how to sex the ladies.

But let me put your mind at ease further. I needed a chuckle and read the mistakes to avoid, together with his own fine example of nine winning pics. In no particular order:

- Don't wear the same clothes in multiple pics. Proceeds to wear the exact same sweatshirt and gold chain in no less than four pics in different settings, even restaurant and gym because it's his "everywhere" sweatshirt. Then wears the exact same overall outfit in another two pictures. Then the same cap in two pictures.

- Don't be too far away or bad angle. Posts a picture with his back to the camera in which he is ~1-2% of the whole frame.

- No staged or stiff pose and definitely no static posture. Posts three pics with the exact same blank and stiff facial expression and static posture. All but one picture look extremely staged poses.
Grant Thornton seems to take on the worst clients. They've been featured by Hindenburg at three other companies [0][1][2], two of whom switched to them from E&Y [1][2], like Carvana.

> Around 2019, Wells Fargo was considering becoming Carvana’s second financing partner, according to a Senior Manager at Wells Fargo we spoke with:

> “Their underwriting practices were not something that we were particularly comfortable with. [...] In one anecdotal example, when we had someone look at a proof of employment or a pay stub, it did not look to be legitimate. So we had significant concerns about some of those controls. To say you work for a large company, your pay stub shouldn’t look like someone built it in Microsoft Word. It should have a little bit more substance to it and look more official.”

With standards this low, they should hit up Block/Square [3], it's a match made in heaven.

I have to wonder if the reason Ally has been buying fewer loans is purely market-based (the risk-reward for subprime is worse in a high interest rate environment, unhappy with rising delinquency rates, etc.) or if Carvana's standards have taken a dive.

[0]: https://hindenburgresearch.com/eros-international-on-the-gro...

[1]: https://hindenburgresearch.com/crius-energy-trust-an-unsusta...

[2]: https://hindenburgresearch.com/lpp/

[3]: https://hindenburgresearch.com/block/
For what it's worth, the use case that caused me to finally "get" chatbots was as a support while reading the Aubrey-Maturin series. The first conversation in my Claude history is me asking it "Compare the relative strengths of cannon and carronades. Which was more accurate?"

(But if you prefer a book, https://www.amazon.com/Patrick-OBrian-Muster-Book-Aubrey-Mat... is very useful.)
It doesn't look like that polling code was used under Linux. The fix was to only poll on Windows XP, since apparently this wasn't even needed on newer Windows versions. The bug was also fixed in 2018, so you would only be affected if your distriubtion ships a severely outdated Qt5 version.
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Hated for Tesla isn't here on HN. It's out in the world.

Back even 5 years ago the brand was crazy hot. Everyone loved it. People at work, driving around, students on campus would stop me to ask about it. There was nothing else you could drive that signaled you cared about the environment and wanted to do something about it.

Now, the brand is completely toxic.

People talk about it apologetically. No one is proud or happy to own one. The best anyone says now is that there was nothing else good on the market at the time or they bought it before.

Heck. My wife loves our Tesla. Never wanted to drive anything else. We were going to keep buying them until the end of time. She now refuses to buy another one.

If you told me a few years ago that in a few months I'll be buying a VW instead of a Tesla I would have thought you were crazy.

Really, in my circles it's gone from a positive signal to an embarrassing negative one at best.
How could anyone have seen this coming?!
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Anyone with intelligence has stopped listening to what Musk says. Move on
Well, the rest of the song helps, in that it specifies that (1) the toast upset the wedding, and (2) the singer responded to that by insulting "you", which is presumably one or more of the bride, the groom, and the guests.

But I think specifying that the singer has crashed his ex-girlfriend's wedding is already enough that you deserve to fail if your answer is "he says he's not upset, so what he means is that he's not upset". It's not any kind of leap to guess that the bride's ex-boyfriend's toast might cause a scene at a wedding - that's why the bride's ex-boyfriends are never invited.

(The question has already provided every word of the toast that appears in the song.)

See also the sidethread comment by mikeruiz, noting that o1-pro reproduces the rest of the lyrics to The Victory, but gets the question wrong anyway.
It's not the MSM charging on him, it's pretty easy to see his views online since he loves the megaphone.

He just turned out to be a shit person to a lot of folks. People soured on him, actively disliking him by getting to know more of his unfiltered public persona.

A few years ago he was an eccentric billionaire running a EV company, a space company, lots of cool stuff happening. Now he's someone trying to meddle on the politics of multiple countries for pushing his own agenda: USA, Brazil, the UK, Germany, Ukraine, etc.

It's not the MSM reporting that created the issue, it's just and purely himself creating the heat...

His pathetic public diatribes are there for everyone to see, some people love it but seems like quite a lot hate it. I'm one of those, used to think "whatever" about Musk's eccentricity and nowadays I really dislike whatever that shell of a human being is, a pathetic man-child with too much power.

It's a shame because if not he'd have a very fucking impressive list of achievements as a savvy businessperson to live by, he's just a broken person with too much power.
Multiple things can be bad at the same time. Those other billionaires are off topic in a post about Tesla. Musk isn't.
Why even linkedin? Maybe I was doing it wrong but the far majority I got was literally crypto spam and job hunters who haven't read anything about me.
I think it’s important to note that he started hating on mainstream media before mainstream hated him back. I don’t see any fault on mainstream media’s side.
I had no interest in sailing or the Royal Navy before reading these books, but I sure do now.
I thought there was a submission here not long ago that it was the best selling electric truck in the US.
Responded to the same sentiment elsewhere but my general sense is that for many use cases users simply do not care about high 9s accuracy/consistency. A 95% solution using AI is "good enough" if you can ship it quickly and give them the tools to iterate on that last 5%.
Proofread and translate text in VS Code
i'm early 40s and my goal is to work in tech for a couple more years to build up enough retirement nest egg that i can spend the next couple decades pursuing lower-paid non-tech work where i can doing things i find more personally meaningful or maybe even something mindless but more present in my local community.
Usually, you can see a few comments mentioning those offers when you check the reviews. Amazon lets you go see just the 1-star reviews; this is a good use for that feature.
My friend said it best: "EVs are great second cars"

I think we're finally hitting the saturation point of EVs as the market who adopted them is realizing their flaws as a primary vehicle:

- Inadequate infrastructure (both localized "my apartment doesn't have a charging station" and more globally "I stopped at a supercharger station and it was full of people so my charge went from 100 kW to 15 kW and took 45 min to charge")

- Lack of experience and knowledge around regenerative breaking

- Poor battery performance in cold/extreme heat

- Misunderstood maintenance changes. Instead of oil changes/filters/etc, your tires wear 20~30% faster and you have to replace the battery every 10 years.

The reality is it's not me that's saying this, the used car market is saying this. EVs simply don't hold their value on the used market.

https://www.iseecars.com/cars-that-hold-their-value-study

FYI - I'm a proud owner of a Rivian after selling my Tesla.
Oh it gets even better:

> Pie Adblock: Block Ads, Get Paid

Really? Do people not understand how the economy works or something? Education failed so bad :(