skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> In this scenario, I've found that the only productive way forward is to do the best job you can, in your own isolated code, and share loudly and frequently why you're doing things your new different way.

Now you have N+1 ways.

It can work if you manage to get a majority of a team to support your efforts, create good interfaces into the legacy code paths, and most importantly: write meaningful and useful integration tests against that interface.

Michael Feathers wrote a wonderful book about this called, Working Effectively with Legacy Code.

I think what the author is trying to say with consistency is to avoid adding even more paths, layers, and indirection in an already untested and difficult code base.

Work strategically, methodically, and communicate well as you say and it can be a real source of progress with an existing system.
> but at least for the Threads app

Sorry for OT but what is the point of Threads? Twitter/X is already thing if you do not care about corporate-owned social media.
Effective Altruism is a scam. Sam Bankman Fried's guru tried to distance itself from the fraud that happened, tweeting he needed to "reflect" on what happened but... He hasn't handed back the 15 million GBP property bought in England with stolen funds donated by SBF. Now even to this day there are still funds being clawed back from the Enron scam (or at least there was still a few years ago) so that mansion may be clawed back from the Effective Altruism movement, even if it take years.

They're simply a scam. Like most sects.
It’ll be cool to see what a self-regulating social network looks like as opposed to a more top-down approach for meta.
>Recruiters. Don’t discount or blow them off. They have a vested interest in getting you hired and 3 of my jobs have been found through them.

Recruiters are often and perform a valuable service. Agree that it can be invaluable to find one you want to work with.
Yeah, I got a negative impression of the guy. It looped around the parking lot for five minutes. I'm not a fan of self-driving cars, but this doesn't seem like a huge deal.
He's been the undisputed head of the "conservative" party in the U.S. for 10 years now. And just won his second election, this time winning the popular vote. If that's not mainstream, I don't know what is.
Did you get the Duolingo renewal email? :D
Mel Bartholomew is the author of the version I have, but it looks like "Square Foot Gardening Foundation" took over after he died.
Fill out your linked in, turn it on

Have a GitHub, resume, luck

I wrote extensions to through LinkedIn's jobs and other boards but ultimately luck (some company person finds you). It's even harder for me no degree but I have 5yoe.

My job though was niche my robotics/hardware projects stuck out to the interviewer.

I worked labor for a year it sucked. But yeah I turned down a few 6mo roles thinking they were not secure but I was like f it I need change and will just pour my higher income into my debts.
Seems pretty entitled if you ask me.
I don't really argue - it just seems like hyperbole itself.

Also, whatever is listening for updates has to be constantly active.
Show HN: gline-rs – an inference engine for GLiNER models, in Rust
Hi everyone, wanted to share about gline-rs, an inference engine for GLiNER models written in Rust.

This family of lightweight language models proved to be efficient at zero-shot Named Entity Recognition (NER) and other tasks such as Relation Extraction, while consuming less resources than large generative models (LLMs).

This implementation has been written from the ground up in Rust, and supports both span- and token-oriented variants (for inference only). The goal is to provide a production-grade and user-friendly API in a modern and safe programming language, including a clean and maintainable implementation of the mechanics surrounding these models.

For those interested, it can also help getting a deep understanding of GLiNER's operation.

Thanks for any feedback or interest !
My understanding is that even in private universities, the magnitude of financial aid available is much less for international students because of the lack of government financing in many cases
Completely irrational beliefs, ends and means.

Sounds right.
No "tons" of systems do not do this. If you come across one that does it was built by a team that has no idea about security.

TVs etc. are special cases because obviously there is no way to redirect to them, and even there developers will always have some kind of secondary checks like having you enter a code displayed on the screen.
DLSS artifacts are pretty obvious to me. Modern games relying on temporal anti aliasing and raytracing tend to be blurry and flickery. I prefer last-gen games at this point, and would love a revival of “brute force” rasterization.
> how much easier/better/same is it to try and have your work computer work with your personal passkey from a laptop or something?

Passkeys support authentication via a secondary device over Bluetooth (and this is supported in every major browser on every major platform). So you can login to a site on a machine that’s completely disconnected from your personal passkey store by scanning a QR code with your personal phone.

The login flow basically goes “request login with passkey” -> “browser recognises it doesn’t have the needed passkey, and offers a QR code to scan” -> “scan QR code with phone” -> “phone and browser handshake via Bluetooth” -> “passkey handshake happens between website and phone” -> “login completes”.

I’ve personally used this flow with my work laptop and my personal iPhone many times. iOS has built in support for the Passkey QR codes, so you can scan the code with the standard camera app. Additionally iOS supports allowing 3rd party passwords managers to take over the Passkey flow once you’ve scanned the QR code. So in my case I complete the flow with 1Password.

End-to-end the flow is pretty damn seamless, I’ve never personally had it fail, and take 30seconds to complete. The most annoying part is trying to remember where my phone is.
If things are consistent enough, tools like open rewrite can be used. I’ve seen reviews where it is the recipe for generating the code transformation that gets reviewed, not the thousands of spots where the transform was applied.
The Left Right dichotomy is a fairly broad set of political ideas, especially globally. The Left typically includes socialists, communists, anarchists, labor movements, syndicalists, and social democrats. Typically, these movements are collectivist, whether that's collectivist in a big government or collectivist in small local communities.

Classical liberal policies, looks those of the Democrats and Republicans, are right of center.

An example, when was the last time the Democratic Party pushed for nationalization of a whole industry? Eg aerospace, rail, or energy? What about offering food and housing for everyone? Abolishing private property? Those are leftist policies.
I like using video as well. The whole "picture is worth 1000 words" adage is true, and it makes all kinds of bugs far easier to recognize.

I'm sure other tools are great too but I find Cleanshot on macOS makes it super convenient to do it, so there's no excuse not to document reports with images and/or videos.

I do the same with pull requests. Words are almost always essential, but demonstrating bugs/changes/features directly through accompanying visuals is hard to beat.
I don't like magic links but OTP code via email or sms has preferable set of trade-offs.
I sweeten my coffee now with pure monkfruit. It's great in coffee, and chocolate too. It's really sweet, which is how I like my coffee, only a little is needed. And there's zero sugar or anything even close to a sugar.

The best time to stop eating sugar is yesterday. I wish I hadn't fucked up my body so much with sugar.
Coffee drinking timing and mortality in US adults
Very nice work. But could you please explain why counting digits quickly (or even slowly) is useful for a JSON serializer? This is lower level than I'm used to working. Is this so you can alloc the right amount of memory, or something else?
I might if my uber driving was doing donuts in the parking lot lmao
Couldn't disagree harder. "Participation indicates the legitimacy" is an absurd inference, and does not follow at all. By this argument, non-participation indicates a preference for a non-voting alternative (such as hereditary rule).
Not sure about US but unlike Facebook, news publishers are regulated by law where I live.
The locks on my car don’t prevent me from opening front doors while driving. The only rear doors have a child safety switch which would stop the doors from opening when locked. But you have to turn that on.

You don’t want a locked door preventing you from exiting the car if you have a crash.
Obligatory sci-fi reference: "Road Stop" by David Mason:

https://www.gutenberg.org/files/61309/61309-h/61309-h.htm
Beneath the satire, you're asserting that the primary purpose of locks on cars are to prevent adult passengers from exiting? That's not right at all.

Might as well design a desktop environment that forces you to enter your password in order to log off.
Ask HN: Are there any real examples of AI agents doing work?
2025 is the year of agents. I’ve heard about SDR AI agents but not great things. Most “agents” sound like workflow automations that have been around forever. Anyone have an example of an “ai” agent which I understand to be intelligent that isn’t a glorified or rebranded workflow automation? Thx.
I know that a detailed personalized response is more helpful, but it's impossible to do that in every case because it's so time consuming. I could spend all waking hours doing nothing but that and still only cover a fraction of the customized explanations that people want—even before counting the fact that many explanations generate further questions that need further explanation. So we have to get by with shorthand most of the time.

In your case, I wasn't just responding to one comment but to your pattern of commenting; note the word "repeatedly" in my post. That's a reference to other comments like these, from the current thread:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42612466

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42612129

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42612019

... as well as sundry others from other theads such as these recent examples:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42604263

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42565173

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42560453

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42543675

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42493547

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42472874

Your pattern of commenting includes inflammatory rhetoric, being aggressive to other users, cross-examination, name-calling, political and ideological battle, sneering at the rest of the community, and other things that clearly break the HN guidelines–and that's just with your current account.

It's true that your comment that I replied to (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42612748) was one of the lesser cases of this, but it still included inflammatory rhetoric ("and if my mom had balls she's be my dad" adds no information—it's just a putdown, and ditto for "America, Australia, Canada, Europe etc, aren't interchangeable lab cages of guinea pigs", since no one is arguing that they are). But the rest of that comment was fine. The reason I replied there is not because I thought it was the worst case, but because it was a leaf node in the thread.

In any case, the issue (as I said) is the pattern. You're breaking the site guidelines so often that your account is on the line of being one that we would ban, if not already over the line.
Celebrating the Timeless Allure of Tintin's Aesthetics
A Bali farm lights up the night with a one-of-a-kind firefly lab
I didn't say pull the hand brake at 60mph.

There should be an emergency "pull over and stop gracefully" button.
Tim Walz claimed there is "no guarantee to free speech on misinformation or hate speech, and especially around our democracy." That's false--the First Amendment has no such carveouts for those things. So it's concerning that Walz would think otherwise.

Hillary Clinton has made similar comments, saying "But I also think there are Americans who are engaged in this kind of propaganda, and whether they should be civilly, or even in some cases criminally, charged is something that would be a better deterrence, because the Russians are unlikely, except in a very few cases, to ever stand trial in the United States." But again, there is no First Amendment carveout for propaganda, Russian or otherwise.

There are some limits to protected speech, but they're rare and mostly limited to direct incitement of a crime or other threat.
Statistically, most US seems to believe that the Democratic party is obviously worse at the Federal level. They just lost an election on every metric, although they did win the lost-to-Trump-twice award after almost a decade of opportunities to come up with an effective counter-Trump strategy.
Applied to the SWE position and I'm over in Los Angeles!
20:1 this quietly disappears under trump.
It's been my (limited) experience that there's a manual override that can still be unlocked. Can't I slide the lock lever to the unlocked position while the car is in motion?

I'd also submit that in any case where I'd open the door while the vehicle is in motion, I'd have a damned good reason for wanting to do so[0] and would not take kindly to being thwarted.

[0] Usually: backing the plow truck up to a small, flat utility trailer that's invisible through the rear window.
It's all of these edge cases that makes self driving cars impractical outside of optimal conditions.
If an Uber driver caused you to miss a flight by driving around a parking lot in circles at a speed you can't exit the vehicle, you don't think it would be a reasonable request for the customer to ask Uber to make it right?
If they can't secure it, then the entire project should be scrapped.

But GM already has this capability with OnStar. Stolen vehicles can be slowed down then stopped and and disabled remotely.
What would be a more secure (yet reliable) method for email delivery for such emails?
According to this way more recent study they are totally reversible: https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0929693X2...

And this one says the same:
https://academic.oup.com/jsm/article/20/3/398/7005631

And then there's article from Yale that actually disproves the cass report where the NHS guidelines are based on: https://law.yale.edu/sites/default/files/documents/integrity...

> I have nothing against trans people, but many people draw the line when it comes to kids.

Except when those children happen to be trans, that case they're not allowed to exist or be mutilated for life, even though it's easily preventable
There is no such thing as a spec compliant USB Y cable. Unless it's got some kind of internal USB hub. There is nothing the spec designers can do to account for non complaint ali express junk.
these things need to have a giant E-STOP button accessible to the passengers

otherwise they should simply be banned
Not really? The democratic and republican parties are both classical liberal parties, invested in business and capital as the standard and correct way to organize a society. Classical liberalism is a center-right ideology, globally.

Show me the party in the U.S. that wants to abolish private property, wants to provide food, healthcare, and housing to all, that wants to nationalize key industries, that wants to govern from a standpoint of "wellbeing for all". If you can point me to a place where that's the prevailing ideology, I'll gladly recant the idea that no place like that exists here.
>You are repeating the talking point without including the number

You have not provided any numbers of your own. Your interlocutor found the same source (https://www.reuters.com/investigates/special-report/usa-tran...) I did by putting "transgender youth surgery usa" into DDG.

Quoting:

> ...These drugs, known as GnRH agonists, suppress the release of the sex hormones testosterone and estrogen. The U.S. Food and Drug Administration has approved the drugs to treat prostate cancer, endometriosis and central precocious puberty, but not gender dysphoria. Their off-label use in gender-affirming care, while legal, lacks the support of clinical trials to establish their safety for such treatment. ... Over the last five years, there were at least 4,780 adolescents who started on puberty blockers and had a prior gender dysphoria diagnosis...

And more than that for hormone treatment:

> At least 14,726 minors started hormone treatment with a prior gender dysphoria diagnosis from 2017 through 2021, according to the Komodo analysis.

And far more than "low double digits--generally low single digits--normally zero" for surgeries:

> In the three years ending in 2021, at least 776 mastectomies were performed in the United States on patients ages 13 to 17 with a gender dysphoria diagnosis, according to Komodo’s data analysis of insurance claims. This tally does not include procedures that were paid for out of pocket.

(And also does not include cisgender patients without gender dysphoria but with unwanted breast growth.)
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dana_White#Altercation_with_...

> During a 2022 New Year's Eve party at a nightclub in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico, White and his wife Anne were filmed arguing and then getting into a physical altercation with each other. Anne slapped White and White responded by slapping her in return. They both apologized for their actions, and said they had consumed too much alcohol that night.
That would be the definition of an edge case
I am not saying vaccines cause autism or anything, but where are you pulling your odds out from?
> ride in a car

It's riding in a robot with no reliable safety fencing. This is the mayhem these companies are subjecting the general public to.
"To laugh often and much; to win the respect of intelligent people and the affection of children; to earn the appreciation of honest critics and endure the betrayal of false friends; to appreciate the beauty; to find the best in others; to leave the world a bit better, whether by a healthy child, a garden patch Or a redeemed social condition; to know even one life has breathed easier because you have lived. This is to have succeeded!”

-- Ralph Waldo Emerson

There's so much evil in this world (the UK rapes scandal which implicated countless men comes to mind [1]) that simply by being not evil and by denouncing evil you're already way better than many.

Doing no harm to anyone is being good enough.

The absolute worst, to me, are those who always seek to pardon evil. For example those who look for excuses to explain the behavior of child rapists and why we should give them a second chance etc.

These people, who pretend to be good, are actually complicit of the pure evil that exists and persists on earth.

Compassion, when it comes at the expense of victims, becomes evil.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rotherham_child_sexual_exploit...
But he did burgle a house, so obviously he had some pre-existing behavioral issues, right? And those are probably not gone.

> Most of the anger came from prison, and from being screwed over, to be thrown in there.

That clearly illustrates that he didn't progress at all in his understanding of life. I'd be afraid to live within few kilometers of him let alone having him work at my company if I had one
This is wild! Wow! I used to think highly of Waymo but this could be the worst possible way to handle a situation where a 2-ton object went awry.

She should have stopped the car immediately after she became aware of the situation, within the first few seconds of the call. She kept following this dumb scripted conversation as if it was someone calling support because their router won't turn on. What an absolute shit display of incompetence and recklessness.
I think it's usually locked from the outside. Opening the door from the inside (in most cars I've been in) works.

I would actually be surprised of the opposite (not being able to leave a vehicle because the doors are locked). This sounds very scary in an emergency situation where you have to leave the vehicle
You're reading them as saying that moderation is suspect because it's political, and all I read them to be saying is that political considerations are unavoidable when you moderate, in a manner distinctive to moderation.
People do not care about that laptop. They even voted for Felon to be president. Why is it such strong topic for you?
They've always used copying as one of their signature moves, see zune vs ipod, win3/95 vs mac, early Internet explorer based on spyglass/NCSA mosaic, Novell eDirectory vs ActiveDirectory, C# vs Java, F# vs Ocaml, and many more I would have to think hard about and take a long time to remember.

They tend to enter late with a me-too product, whether they copy, acquire, or embrace-extend-extinguish, but copying does play as large a role as any of their strategies, none of which generally involve actual innovation and often lean heavily on illegal, underhanded, or unethical business tactics.
Using Grok would have been more in-line with this theme.
Breaking: Leading Fact Checkers Investigate, Find Leading Fact Checkers More Accurate Than Community Notes.
They do. I'm guessing there was a bug in finding a place to safely pull over?
I'm okay with magic links IF the website using it doesn't invalidate my session for no reason after some random period. If I have to do the email song and dance every week I'm very likely to eventually not bother with the product (looking at you Claude).
Nah, just remove the element and keep going.
I expressed this exact same concern a couple months ago (and was downvoted, a common theme w/ Google fanbois nowadays):

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42117343

From @simonw back then,

>Yes, there's a "pullover now" button on the dashboard at all times.

Well, doesn't seem to be the case here.
if you have a nuanced and interesting take, go for it
None of this is based on any information that came from the Trump administration
Discussion forming (6 points, 4 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42628990
I post on Hacker News, therefore I am.
I'd be thrilled to have the right correctly differentiate between the democrats and leftists. Using the right terms would be a useful start to having some dialogs.
Kind of a half gain: smoothness improved, latency same or slightly worse.

By the way, I thought these AI things served to increase resolution, not frame rate. Why doesn't it work that way?
I don't think there's any official way to play the original 2004 version (or even the Source 2006/Episode One version either). The Xbox version is probably closest but they used palettised textures for the Xbox version - something that no PC version of Source ever supported - probably to get it to run okay.
What about them? That they exist? No one disputes that. That illegal immigrants cause crime? We have hard data on that; it's not true. That they are a drain on society via social programs? We have data on that too; they get taxes witheld but cannot claim refunds and cannot enroll in social benefit programs due to their lack of SSN.

On any topic you want to pick it's typically the radical right wing who have their fingers in their ears.
No, that is an incorrect reading of the result. San Francisco is not a neighbor of Berkeley, and nobody started traveling 15 miles to SF to save a dime on Coke. The 4% increase in the comparison cities was exogenous.
A Brimful of ASHA
Can we create matter from light?
hm, electromagnetic field is light. it was light all the time.