skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I have a feeling it is more part of an agreement with the new administration. It was an agreement with the old administration that led to the current platform where there is way too much overreach on things the govt didn't want discussed: COVID, Palestine, immigration, etc.
Perhaps not, but an efficient, multi-language library of different functions would allow for relatively easy implementation and experimentation.
Your first sentence is self-contradictory. They are making money from their stock photos/images/videos. By charging fees for usage.
Because there are fewer cars in the system for each chauffeured ride vs private vehicle.
Very simplified: the speed of light isn't constant. The well-known 299.792.458 m/s constant is the speed of light in vacuum - and glass isn't a vacuum. Light goes significantly slower in a lot of mediums, including glass, and it's why things like lenses are possible.
> Except for Math Notes. Holy crap. I love Math Notes so much. I wish other note-taking apps had it. It's easily the best feature they've ever come up with.

The Cursor editor literally has this.
I’m really confused why congress doesn’t outlaw prison labor of this kind. No one supports it anywhere on the political spectrum.

Are the companies who profit from it really that influential?
While I also have a distaste for AI stock photos, their crappiness just highlights the fact that a stock photo already meant "This article does not need a picture to communicate anything, but I know that articles with a picture perform better than articles without, so I will exert the least possible effort and expense to add a picture to this article".

It's just that now there's an even cheaper way to do that.
Do you think that's what the average American pays for their sandwich? Including bringing lunch from home.

If you don't understand working poverty, you won't understand how devastating only $3kpa really looks like on a low wage. Lot's of people right now can't afford that, so cost-neutral alternatives have to exist or you price people out.
Trunk | https://trunk.io | Senior Software Engineer- Platform -San Francisco HQ Software Engineer II -Full Stack- Remote US or Canada

Trunk is an a16z funded dev tools startup, redefining software development at scale. We aim to solve problems that developers hate by bringing the tools usually built in-house at the best engineering orgs to every development team. We've built 4 products so far and have plans for more:

* Code Quality: a universal linter/formatter, available as a CLI, VSCode extension, and CI check;

* Merge Queue: a merge queue, to ensure that PRs are tested in order before they're merged; and

* CI Analytics: detects, quarantines, and eliminates flaky tests from your code base. Prevents flakey tests from producing noise and blocking CI.

*Flaky Tests: Detect and eliminate Flaky Tests.

In 2022, we raised a $25M Series A led by Initialized Capital (Garry Tan) and a16z (Peter Levine)

Our tech stack:

* Frontend: Typescript, React, Redux, Next.js
* Backend: Typescript, Node, AWS, CDK, k8s, gRPC
* Observability: Prometheus, Grafana, Kiali, Jaeger
* CLI: C++20, Bazel
* VSCode Extension: Typescript
* CI/CD: GitHub Actions
* General: GitHub, Slack, Linear, Slite

Unlimited PTO (and we all actually take PTO), competitive salary and equity packages! Please apply here: https://trunk.io/jobs
Lenovo's Legion Go S handheld is powered by AMD's Z2 Go, runs SteamOS or Windows
The first 2 links have no data available. I only could read the third.

Self reported. Oh boy. No control. haha.

So... is this not science? Its induction?

Since fiber correlates with healthy food, I believe that is what we are seeing. Where as eating sugar and oil has no fiber. However its not like we are having a meat eater compared directly.

I come from chemistry, not sociology. The replication crisis has been kind to me, and terrible for biology and beyond.
I'm not completely sure the author is making the case they intend... growing up, my uncle spent decades in the fry business - if you ate a french fry in a QSR anywhere west of the Mississippi anywhere from the mid-1980s through the early 2000s, there's a strong likelihood he was responsible for growing the potatoes. There was far more technology, competition, and corporate espionage than one might expect for such a seemingly dull product. And, historically there was market segmentation too - QSR vs consumer, fries vs hash browns vs tots, things like sweet potato fries were an altogether different deal. Has there been consolidation in agriculture? Of course - but that's been going on for decades, and there's a reason one of the biggest players is named Con[solidated]Agra[culture]. Industry (QSRs, for example) expect consistency and timeliness, where the companies that could grow and consolidate the fastest beat out the regional players - decades ago. So while the author makes many factual observations, it's not clear why this article is timely for today rather than a couple decades ago when the war was actually being fought.
> Taxi/Uber toll is passed directly onto he rider.

Only partially right? Tax incidence depends on the price elasticity of demand and price elasticity of supply.
The bug with a-file moves has been fixed: https://github.com/carlini/regex-chess/issues/1.
Doesn’t the bus just stop before people board now? Seems to me the issue is the bus isn’t capable of preempting green lights not where it stops and hits the red light on its route. When the police want to get to lunch quicker they are allowed to preempt the lights with the tooling they are given.
That’s not how logic works. You can’t prove something wouldn’t have been impactful because there were few ill effects after the downside has been reduced. The point is the downside was unknowable beforehand, and we don’t have a full list of all the fixes and what would have happened if they weren’t fixed.

One nuclear issue having occurred in what should have been a safe and controlled context demonstrates that there could have easily been 100 nuclear issues, all in one night. This is what happened because the system wasn’t patched yet. Extrapolate to banks, payment networks, shipping, defence.

Professionals don’t YOLO this shit. Many smart people were around making rational decisions.
That, of course, isn't what they did.
Amiga CD32
One edge that PCs have is massive catalog.

Consoles have historically not done so well with backwards compatibility (at most one generation). I don't do much console gaming but _I think_ that is changing.

There is also something to be said about catalog portability via something like a Steam Deck.
That's a good point, I assumed the farmers in the article were correct on getting squeezed, but individual producers rarely have a good view on the market. And McDonald's et al has been getting flack lately for the price of fries increasing. But looking at the potato price charts it's a pretty frothy market with a huge spike in 2023[0]. Maybe they've decided the suppliers are playing fair enough, at least with them. Or perhaps they are waiting to see if the frozen prices track the commodity price down before they decide to try to do something, I didn't realize the drop the article talks about was so recent.

[0] https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/WPU01130603 Russet's so not a perfect analogy.
I fixed your question. If obesity is caused by poor [nutrition], why doesn't [weight loss programs] work long-term?

You answered your own question. Weight loss programs do not work long term because only healthy nutrition does. I have been downvoted here before, but I would argue that healthy nutrition is expensive. It is cheaper in terms of time and cost to consume quick meals full of carbs, sugars, chemical additives that wrecks our bodies. It not only takes money but also time to cook meals that are heart healthy, prevent diabetes, and provides healthy fats/proteins/carbs.
I would say that it is way too early for a game jam.

The webassembly builds seem to work fine. A basic project would take up around 20MB and takes a couple of seconds to load in, so it's not great, but then again I haven't done any optimizations for this.
Show HN: Locast – cast your screen to TVs can only show images via a browser
Is there any recent, powerful SBC with fully upstream kernel support?

I can only think of raspberry pi...
No in the 70s when they built bart but intended it to be a suburban commuter network
> Remember those 6+ people ML teams a few years back, working full-time on outcomes that one LLM call could achieve today?

er, what are we talking about here, seriously?

This sentence single-handedly nuked my trust in the post.
When I search Google with your question "NY Fed privately held or part of the state apparatus", the first answer is from the NY Fed explaining this: https://www.newyorkfed.org/aboutthefed/more-about-what-we-do

The third result is from the St Louis Fed, a non-technical explanation of this https://www.stlouisfed.org/in-plain-english/who-owns-the-fed....
This comment would make a lot of lawyers’ heads spin.
"A thing should be a thing. It should not be a bunch of things pretending to be a single thing. With nodes you have to pretend that a collection of things is a single thing."

Just want to say this line was great, very Terry Pratchett. Feels like something Sam Vimes would think during a particularly complex investigation. I love it and hope you keep it moving forward.

Haven't gotten a chance to mess around with it, but I have some ideas for my AI projects that might be able to really utilize it.
Researcher Turns Insecure License Plate Cameras into Open Source Surveillance
This app feels so much more responsive than what I've been using. I think the login option should be a little easier to find (maybe visible when tapping the person in the corner instead of hiding in the Settings option).

I really love the display options for something as minimalist as Hacker News or as detailed as Reddit.

Really exceptionally done. Great work. Is this a free trial? (How) do you plan to monetize?
Exactly. Especially when frozen fries are so cheap anyway.

I make potato chips far more frequently than handmade fries because chips are much faster, end to end. Even with a french fry cutter to speed up the process.

Yeah, it tastes better, especially with garden-fresh potatoes, but usually the juice just ain't worth the squeeze!
What a lot of words to say most open worlds are repetitive garbage and more tightly scripted games are better.
GPU manufacturers have no reason to include additional memory chips of no use on a card.

This isn't like a cutdown die, which is a single piece with disabled functionality...the memory chips are all independent (expensive) pieces soldered on board (the black squares surrounding the GPU core):

https://cdn.mos.cms.futurecdn.net/vLHed8sBw8dX2BKs5QsdJ5-120...
It is frustrating speaking as someone who grew up poor and couldn't afford anything, and now I finally can and nothing is ever in stock. Such a funny twist of events, but also makes me sad.
It's "The Art of Video Games"
Agree. The whole point of the article is to generate the long list of regex programmatically.

A quick way to verify this is to download the repo, remove everything other than main.py and regex-chess.json, and the programme will still work.

All the other python files are building up to regex-chess.json, see e.g. the imports and output to write_regex_json.py.
My "view of compassion" is the literal definition of the word, yours is deciding that a robber baron with sufficiently sci-fi justifications for union-busting is somehow a compassionate person.
IMO, not a good choice by the writer to not make clear (especially to non americans) how incredibly racist the film was, even being released at the most racist time since slavery, and instead say it about the director.
Very funny response because if you were doubtful of the fact checkers a few years ago you will be called a conspiracist
No see I believe the people who created speed/red light cameras and congestion pricing are the criminals. I punish them by concealing my plate. Illegitimate system.
Using GoReleaser and GitHub Actions to release Rust and Zig projects
Of course they do. They got caught with there hand in the CCP cookie jar and are now facing loosing there most valuable market.
Thanks for the link friend! I'm now deep diving into the knowledge ;)
If it's paying dividends, then it has de facto owners. Also, are there explicit constraints on "limited" balances -- eg fraction of money supply or fraction of GDP?
Back in college I was told to not think too hard about Vos, as it's typically temperature dependent so you need to assume it's non-zero or will be in some circumstances and compensate with feedback anyway.
> filled with ultra-processed food
Bold assertion. Examples?

> is vastly healthier

Also a bold assertion. Citation?
Okay you go work there and write a better sentence on how the money is made.
TL;DR: Yes.

Even "TL;DR" is longer than the full answer.
> fries all of uneven sizes

I'm sure they're delicious, but seriously. Buy a french fry cutter and slice up a whole potato in one motion!
Washington Post Cartoonist Quits After Jeff Bezos Cartoon Is Killed
Top Paying Companies 2024
shütty !
Death AND Taxes
What's your strategy for seeding it?
While not in a Y cable format, there are small USB-C hubs that can do this.

If I plug a NVMe drive into my iPhone, my phone will run out of battery so quickly so I have to use a hub and plug in my charger at the same time.
I think some concern is warranted, given financial crisis are real threats the the system and consumer.

The consumer can do little to prevent such a crisis, but awareness and modest preparation are a rational response.

I think it is pretty analogous to fema preparations for catastrophies. A homeowner can't stop a pandemics or hurricane. They can have an emergency kit.
glibc allocates in its fallback algorithm within qsort. It has to free the allocation when a C++ exception is thrown in a comparison, unless it wants to leak. I recently filed a ticket for this. They kinda have to compile at least qsort with -fexceptions, unless they use a fully in-place sorting algorithm.
The problem with using these on a AM5 motherboard would be that these chips have quad channel ddr5, while AM5 has 2 memory channels.
Manufacturing platform that isn't a black box
China and India are countries with highly trained good scientists, who work in a bad system. They have to make results constantly to keep officials happy. So there is a lot of research fraud. I don't know about Iran but it's probably similar. A lot depends on the field and institution but it's possible. (The West is really bad for research fraud too, but not as bad.)

This meta analysis tries to look for high "risk of bias" based on methodology. But it doesn't look like they consider the possibility of fraud, only bad methodology and statistics.
SYCL: C++ Programming for Heterogeneous Parallel Computing
100%. This sentence in particular seems at odd with looking at constants:

> “Better product”: We need to define "better" clearly, but if you're basing this off your R&D efforts, I would very much fear the competition coming my way. If someone can use enough compute to copy you and use AGI to make a product better than what you currently have, is it still "better"?

IMO, better products is actually a constant that is anti-fragile to AI. Better products remain the best way to gain market shares for the foreseeable future (alongside solid marketing, ops and finance).
Good catch. RMS (root mean square) error is typical in signal processing to avoid this undesirable cancellation.
US solar PV module manufacturing is approaching self sufficiency for domestic demand (~40GW/year). Cell manufacturing does need to catch up, but that is not impossible to accomplish. This is a direct result of the Inflation Reduction Act.

https://cleantechnica.com/2025/01/03/us-solar-manufacturing-...

https://www.renewableenergyworld.com/solar/the-us-can-almost...

https://seia.org/blog/american-solar-manufacturing-is-back-a...

https://seia.org/research-resources/us-solar-market-insight/
Are you saying that in Germany you are legally prohibited from selling potatoes fried in animal fat?
during the biden administration they were expected to shift their moderation policies to fit in with the political ideology currently in the white house

now it's been normalized and the other party is doing it. but the news outlets have waited until now to start crying wolf?
RIP Mac Mini. Hello Nvidia Digit
Supposedly he announced it off the cuff, without consulting anyone else as to the viability, not even notifying the FaceTime team beforehand. You can get into a semantic argument with yourself about whether that is actually a lie, but no matter what you conclude, that seems to be the same kind of "lie" that Musk makes.
That is adding so many calories though? Adding the 2 tablespoons of peanut butter is another 200 calories.

An example, im targeting 2200-2400 calories. with 3 600 calorie meals (which tbh is pretty hard to do 7 or 800 is more likely) , there isn't that much buffer to add stuff like thhat.
The odroid H series. But that packs a x86 cpu.
Surely you have to draw a line somewhere, though?

Adolf Hitler was a painter and Kim Il-Jong directed movies. Neither of them was any good, but if they had been, would it really make sense to judge their art in isolation, without the slightest mention of the authors’ tyranny and mass murder?

Griffith made movies that he fully intended as Ku Klux Klan propaganda. That is not in doubt. At the same time these movies are also important technical achievements and milestones of cinema. It’s not “loathsome and cowardly” to point out his racist message.

A similar problem exists with Leni Riefenstahl, the photographer and director who exulted Hitler, as well as many 1960s European leftist directors who uncritically worshipped Mao. They all should be seen and criticized in context.
Couldn't you implement this as a plugin in your text editor?

I think this could work reasonably well in Vim. You could have a shortcut in normal mode 'av' (add variable) which would let you create a new variable and possibly set its type and the same every other construct in the language (structs, functions...).

The AI could probably even give you better suggestions in this workflow because it would have a better understanding of what you are trying to do.

If you really think about it, a plugin like this would be a more 'strict' snippets engine. After the LLM revolution we kinda forgot about the idea of using snippets to insert text into our files. But maybe its time to bring this idea back?
I thought that was only possibly because in there wasn’t so much in the way of buried utilities back then
Yes, it is great. The US economy has been the strongest in the world for a century and the USD is a global currency. The system has been incredibly successful, in spite of being periodically run by idiots.
I'd argue that the value of a photograph is not $0. The problem is rather that its actual value is lower than the $200 that Getty wants for a 3MP picture of a hamburger.

I've been in projects where we cleared the rights for every picture, and it's always the same: either we blow the budget on two pictures with strong usage restrictions or we replace them all with CC alternatives.

Perhaps photographs need their Steam moment.
I swear Microsoft is half the market for this. I can't remember the last time I saw them for an image which did not give off that exact vibe in over a decade.

It's pure slop, of the non-AI kind.
I don't think we have to take a nearly century-old work of fiction's viewpoints seriously unless we want to. The book can argue that IVF or artificial gestation is horrific and we can in turn argue "well, I don't think that's true."
Migrating Flood Modelling Software from CUDA to SYCL with OneAPI
I think it just has to do with a complete lack of building code requiring them so they are a total afterthought. I also feel many people dont really cook at home anymore so even less reason to have one installed.

However, two friends who love to cook or have an SO who does have had full outside vented range hoods installed when they remodeled. One is so serious they have a commercial hood over a 6 burner stove. That guy brings his own lunch almost daily complete with their own fresh baked bread. His SO has a library of cookbooks and enough kitchen equipment to feed an army.
Are Some Ultra-Processed Foods OK? New Study Has Answers
> ... but that we occasionally see some chance of finally throwing off.

That seems optimistic to me. What are you thinking of?
you use Cursor as note-taking app?
Generating code during comptime is explicitly forbidden by the author. You can still generate code during build.zig of course.
I think it's amusing that optic fiber connectors have had so little success in the market though I have a few TOSLINK and the coaxial equivalent in my upstairs home theater (I have a Sony 300 disc CD changed packed with DTS 5.1 Music Discs so I'm living the surround music dream) and downstairs (computer to stereo, computer to minidisc recorder, etc.)

I recently got a cable to hook up a Meta Quest 3 to a PC for PCVR. My understanding is that works like a high-spec USB 3 cable but has an optic fiber in it for the data so it can be really long.
> overwhelming majority of Americans want higher wages and cheaper cost of living, they just can't agree on how to get there (by design)

By design? Or because it's hard? You really think the sole thing keeping us from having more for less is conspiracy?
"Delivery" perhaps, but an odd sentiment given Spain's notorious ongoing rail issues and airport misallocations.

https://www.euronews.com/travel/2024/11/30/crowds-breakdowns...

https://www.worldfinance.com/strategy/government-policy/spai...
> Democratic institutions are a much more accurate way of reflecting the will of the people

You're right but that's not what we have in the US. We have a Constitutional Republic. Elected representatives write the laws. People are not voting directly on laws and issues (on a federal level). I'm not saying we should change it but for the parent comment to say that "The People decided this" is not an accurate statement.

That's all I meant with my comment.
It is not obvious that many people (when was the last time a single post was seen by the entirety of the platform?) seeing occasional soul-destroying stuff is worse than seeing soul-destroying stuff as full-time employment, 8 hours a day, 5 days a week for the length of one's work life.

Also: perhaps the occasional soul-destroying post would help people break their social media addictions.
I suspect that the algorithm is wrong because the complexity is suspiciously good. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Triangle-free_graph#Triangle...
Ultra-Processed Diets Cause Excess Calorie Intake, Weight Gain, Inpatient Trial
I take the bus in to work every day even though I have a car and the ability to WFH. I love the bus. I get to spend some time outside, walking to and from stops. Most days I just read a book or browse my phone for 40 minutes, and then magically I'm at work. Sometimes I get to chat with people on the bus or at the bus stop, though that's pretty rare, most people keep to themselves. I never have road rage. I never worry about parking. I never worry about people damaging my $XX,000 object. I almost never have to care about road construction, the bus just handles it for me. It's pretty neat!

> being in a pod with a hundred people you don't know and who have not been screened for insanity, excessive odor, sickness and general obnoxiousness.

These events do happen, but they're pretty rare. For the most part, people on the bus are just people, who happen to be on a bus. Just like there are crazy drivers, there are sometimes crazy bus passengers. At least the crazy bus passengers aren't piloting 4000 lbs of steel :)
All agencies have process for handling FOIA requests for issues that are often of a more serious nature than some data possibly arriving fresh enough for front running..
There were also digital cameras that supported OTG in order to print to portable printers (usually just one or two models made by the same manufacturer).