skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What are you using it for?
It has been completely subpar compared to any other LLM for me.

It's so bad at understanding your intentions.
The place is a desert. Growing crops in a desert takes a lot of water, as you might imagine. A smarter thing to do is to not try to grow crops in a desert where it needs so much irrigation. The US has plenty of non-desert land for growing essential crops.
Same here, balance bike straight to pedal bike at 3 years old. No training wheels, she managed to learn in a span of a day or two. It took some more time to learn to brake with front levers and that's it. And the back pedal coaster brakes were just confusing, she would unknowingly start pedaling backwards and it prevented her from pulling the pedal up to start propelling (later on she would learn to push off or just sit on the bicycle and get started). We started on a 12" kokua likeabike jumper before the age of 2 and later converted to a lightweight 16" rascal bike (great czech brand that delivers across europe). The coaster brakes where on a specialized jett 16 and we ditched this boat anchor quickly. Now she is 4.5 and she can do a 12km ride with me, we even do climbs with a shotgun tow rope because her bike is single speed.
Great launch guys!

Primary objective: Orbit [y]

Sub-objectives:

1. [y] Liftoff

2. [y] Max-Q

3. [y] Main engine cut-off

4. [y] Stage separation

5. [y] Stage 2 ignition

6. [y] Space (100km)

7. [y] Fairing separation

8. [y] Booster re-entry burn

9. [X] Booster landing at sea

10. [y] Secondary engine cut-off

11. [X] HN unicode support for check mark
GameFactory: Creating New Games with Generative Interactive Videos
Scum can also be paying customers
Have you ever noticed than even after using screens/computers/phones for 12 hours a day, they almost never appear in your dreams when you sleep?
Note that AFAIK .NET's new test platform currently only available in C# Dev Kit in vscode, which has different license than "C#" extension
Minority groups are not the same thing as special interest groups. Special interest groups usually have undue money, resources, or power given their size.
Welcome to capitalism, where people care only about one thing: money.
Enhancing GitHub Actions Observability with OpenTelemetry Tracing
GitHub Actions power modern CI/CD workflows, but debugging failures and optimizing performance can be a challenge due to limited built-in observability. This post explores how to enhance GitHub Actions monitoring by integrating OpenTelemetry tracing. By instrumenting workflows, engineers gain deeper insights into execution times, dependencies, and bottlenecks. The guide walks through setting up OpenTelemetry in GitHub Actions, exporting traces, and visualizing them for better debugging and optimization. If you’re looking to improve your CI/CD observability and reduce blind spots, check it out!
That is wrong. There were conflicts before, the Hebron massacre (1929) for example. There was an Arab nationalism and the Mufti of Jerusalem met with Hitler and planned a middle-eastern Holocaust.

Also, Jews were expelled from surrounding nations when Israel was founded, even more than Palestinians were driven from what now is Israel. There never was any compensation or talk about their right to return and these are not Jews with European ancestry.

Frankly, I think not a single statement of yours is true.
Even Buffet shutdown his first successful firm in 1969.
What is the connection here?

Are you saying that somehow there is a transitive property between Palestinians and Iraqis or Moroccans so that if a Moroccan steals a house then you can have your right revenge on a Palestinian? And why not on a Swede or a Thai?

Or are you saying that it was all right for Israelis to have their houses stolen then- since it is all right for them to steal houses now, it's just how it goes? I don't get it.
The number of computer-related problems that I solved by putting a heavy object on my keyboard and taking a break is mind-boggling.
Maybe you aren't in a space where it would be useful, but not everyone who has to write an email is a great and concise writer.

I worked with groups of tradespeople who had poor literacy and they had to write emails and some of them were very poorly written. AI would have helped these people a great deal in providing information but also being able to understand what was coming back to them.
Why not just ban every additive that causes cancer?
While it is a bit unfortunate that the time spent to write the article continues to be used as a criticism, and perhaps as a dig, I’ll only add that I have no formal background on type theory or logic. So much of the 15 months was also spent on learning the underlying concepts, mostly on my free time, and I am quite happy to even produce _something_ on a topic I have only recently got into. I am sure people smarter or more familiar with the theory than me would produce more in less time.
Not what I meant, but capital gains are another issue, but I am not in the US. In the UK we pay a 0.5% tax on ever transaction and often around £10 per transaction, so its quite substantial. I should probably have said costs, not fees.

How much are total costs in the US?

If you trade frequently even low costs add up. If its 0.1% and you trade monthly it ends up being 1.2% over the course of an year.
I care because it's brought to us by same same deranged brains who promised self driving cars "in two years" every year since 2012, and a fully autonomous mars city "by 2030".

We're all wasting time and resources on what basically amounts to alchemy while we could tackle real problems.

Tech solutionists keep making promises for the next 5-10-20 years and never deliver, AI, electric planes, clean fuel, autonomous cars, the meta verse, brain implents. You'd expect the internet would have made people smarter but we fall for the same snake oil as 100 years ago, en masse this time
What big model do/did you use?

> gave babysitters to the rest of the C-suite

What does that mean? That they got help, if they found the tech too complicated?

> Having visibility and ownership for decisions is a huge deal

Has this changed how people behave (yet)?
Can anyone find the Nokia touch screen prototype that came 7 years before iPhone around 2000 but was rejected by management.
Polish government defends plans to allow internet content to be blocked witho
> "everyone knows" that unlimited basically anything has limits.

Right. But the answer to the question posed in the title - "Why is Cloudflare Pages' bandwidth unlimited?" - is that the bandwidth is not, in fact, unlimited.

At the start of this thread, i_have_an_idea said "The reason it's free and with unlimited bandwidth is that it's not" I think they, you, and I all agree on that.

What I don't understand is the other people in this thread, who seem to take cloudflare's marketing puffery at face value.
Probably can use x vs empty to make the checkboxes less confusing.
The IDF has been entirely dependent on US and European armaments and funds for all of its battles, with the only exception being the '47 independence war. Since then, Israel has been a Western military-industrial client state. The current genocide is entirely funded by the US.

It seems foolish, because giving the defense industry a free subsidy via Israel annoys our Arab oil suppliers and our oil companies, but there must be enough corporate welfare to go around because the defense companies and the oil companies haven't gone to war with each other directly, yet.
> If genocide was a goal of any of the Israeli leadership, they abjectly failed

This take is incredibly callous. Suppose 8% of everyone you gets killed. This is a shockingly brutal thing to happen to a population. Aside from that you're wrong on a factual level. The "in part" part of the '51 convention is there precisely so people don't say "there's still Jews left so technically the Holocaust wasn't a genocide". The holocaust was a genocide, and this is a genocide (yes, "is", they're still dropping bombs on a population half of which is under 18). There's a reason the relevant cases haven't been thrown out of the ICJ and ICC.
> Isn't it a historical fact that the eastern and western roman empires used "barbarians" in their armies?

Yup.

> If the vikings fought for these empires, then why not the anglo saxons and other germanic peoples?

That's not even in question any more, it's also a historical fact.

The Varangian Guard in Constantinople started out, as the name implies (or at least used to imply[1]), with mainly Swedes come down via the Rus rivers, but a century or three later was very mixed with Franks and Anglo-Saxons, and towards the end may have consisted mainly of the latter.

[1]: I was taught, in history class in Sweden looong ago, that "Nordic raiders faring west from Norway and Denmark were called Vikings, and those faring east from Denmark and Sweden were called Varangians." But given that the name 'Varangians' seems to come primarily precisely from the Byzantian Imperial Guard, maybe the definition should follow that, and acknowledge the shifting ethnic composition of their origin.
Yeah I thought they were pretty good as well. Joe McMoneagle #95, Skip Atwater #154, Edwin May #122, Angela Ford #145, Col John Alexander #96
I am guessing you live in an area with high average housing prices in the catchment area of your school? Over the past 60 years, several generations of parents moving to catchment areas of good schools creates a self-reinforcing loop where only middle class people can afford to live near good schools.
> This is the kind of stuff that happens on TikTok: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PdXhx-yECOc

still confused. Is this supposed to be an example of “bad” or “good” content?

Because I can’t (perhaps due to lack of empathy.. idk) imagine why anyone would want to waste their time watching stuff like that.
> there is zero evidence that Hamas have raped or tortured anyone for months

Well there's a line.

> it's a documented fact that Israel rapes and tortures detainees, often to death

The fact that there are evil people on both sides (as well as people on both sides who are both not evil and have very valid arguments) seems to befuddle us. And by the way, you can take a stand on the war as a whole while conceding that neither party in this has behaved well, though both have behaved somewhat in step with the precedent of warring states and Middle Eastern insurgents, respectively.
And you can't sleep after you do too much speed!
Yet Israel is still bombing Palestinians.
So at least the supermarket should be ad-free, right?
Zoho is a somewhat well-known provider that has a "forever free" plan for up to five users.

The only caveat is no IMAP in the free version, you have to use their apps / web interface.
Apartheid, oppression, occupation, genocide, and ethno-nationalist supremacy are "just wrong", and not all that complex once you get past the lie that they don't exist.

Also, the comment's "main thrust" was in response to the claim that the area is 'just always like that', for 'thousands of years', which is categorically untrue; a deliberate thought-terminating lie. Israel's terror campaign and colonialist brutality of the last 80 years is something quite new and different, based as it is on brutal British and American colonial strategies.
I don't think anything is clear when it comes to laws... Even 10 words sentences from the constitution have been debated since they exist.
It's literally written on the article "The EU has a more robust system to review food additives than the US does"
> hundreds of peaceful civilians being tortured, taped and murdered

There is no absolute evidence that any of Hamas' hostages have been raped or tortured - according to released hostages, they were treated very well! AFAIK the only known instance of Hamas murdering a hostage was when a fighter lost it after Israel killed his entire family - all the other deaths have been a result of Israeli bombs (because if you want hostages back, you bomb them... right?!).

And as you doubtless know, many of the "peaceful civilians" are actually serving IDF members...

And as you also doubtless know, Palestinian hostages are routinely raped and tortured to death in Israeli dungeons - there is a wealth of evidence.

> It's pretty clear those places are being used as terrorist hideouts and to launch rocket attacks.

This is what Israeli Hasbara do - repeat unevidenced claims until people accept them as "truth". But it's lies, there isn't a shred of evidence that Hamas as used even a single hospital as a "terrorist hideout". You know who has repurposed Gazan hospitals for military ops? Israel - every accusation is a confession with them.
reality as a whole doesn't care caring and creating perfect producrs a fundamentally flawed system is a contradiction
you just blew my mind
I would either use [y]/[n] or [x]/[ ], the current [y]/[X] is a bit confusing.
We went from floaties to a kickboard one summer and then last summer just took away the kickboard and practiced without it, quickly after that we had a swimmer at age of 4. Note that before that moment paid swimming lessons didn't help, somehow it just needs to happen in the right moment and each kids has their own pace.
Laptop archeology or how to install NixOS 24.11 on a 25 year old laptop
In the 90’s I worked at an ISP.

We had very generous policies for web pages hosted on our servers.

Those web pages generated outgoing traffic that balanced (partly) out incoming traffic and gave us a negotiating position for peering agreements with other ISP’s
> The authorities can't and shouldn't base an exhaustive investigation on vaguely shifty CEO behavior.

Moral hazard. We are in this thread, where many people complain about the irrationality of the market, of bad choices having no ill effects, and at the same time it is argued that authorities should prioritize and only investigate and prosecute large cases where the ROI is good.

I think the ethical landscape created by this "selective investigation and prosecution based on ROI" is part of the problem. We officially abandon the concept that wrong-doing will get caught and punished as a rule and then we marvel that the markets are irrational and that bad actors profit and keep profiting over large time horizons. Who could have expected such?

I think over a longer time period these effects will compound and there will be larger and larger problems. You can't just abandon the rules because enforcing them is not cost-efficient and hope everything will be alright. But it does take time to see the effects so who knows when the larger problems will show up.
Pensioners, the most reliable CDU/SPD voting bloc?
> By this reasoning mob enforcers produce value to the society too.

I didn't write that they were producing value to society. Nice way to misrepresent an argument.

Also, mob enforcers produce value to their employers, which is who pays them. Who pays the writers making filler? They're the ones who see the value in it, what does society have to do with their arrangement?
People obviously "care", as in: we are social animals. We survived and thrived through coexistence and caring.

But how do you scale "caring" to huge and complex societies where vast numbers of individuals pursue a vast number of (possibly conflicting) interests?

When it appears that nobody cares its more a manifestation that the amount of systematic care we have invented and organized is not matching the need.

One powerful but ultimately limiting tool we invented is money. You can think of it as tokenizing care. "I have cared for $x worth of cleaning you now you care for $x worth of feeding me in return".

Many of our caring problems link to the primitive and oversimplifying traits of financialization. Which - in addition - over time have become grossly abused by shrewd operators.

Parents don't need to get paid to care for their babies and no amount of money will produce equivalent quality of care.

Elon does not care about others hundreds of billions of times more than a "normal" person does.

But the organizational failure from monetizing everything is only one pathology. There are many others:

As social animals we also care a lot about power structures. Organized violence and destruction shows that caring about others is not universal behavior in time and space.

Above all, intrinsic traits are groomed in childhood in a positive feedback loop. An educational system that reinforces caring behavior does not fall from a coconut tree. It needs to be cared about.
It took us 5 years to go from “let’s ban TikTok” to actually banning TikTok. I don’t think it’s going to be very exploitable, and it’s not like China where Facebook works one day and then just doesn’t (China doesn’t publicize what it bans and for what reasons, even a list of banned sites is orobably considered a state secret).
aka a system that doesn't work since FDA had to step in and ban this
Yes, and they are free to talk to us any time if they want to switch; I doubt they'd want to be on a free plan because there are significant extras that come with the paid plans.
Turing complete doesn't say anything about runtime performance or compile times.
I'm sure you've heard this before but Cloudflare isn't really a CDN. CDNs don't have to intercept requests to be useful.

I think what you describe is closer to "TLS terminating reverse proxy", which does need to intercept every request.
I agree there are articles, but that's tricky, I think. E.g. this article[0] says "...having amassed a substantial alt-right following...", but it's unsubstantiated.

I can't tell if it's just placed in articles to get people to believe it or if it's true. How big is the alt-right? Is 100 people on the alt-right a substantial alt-right following? How big is that following compared to his overall following size? Is this just the same logic as "You think snow is white? Did you know Adolf Hitler thought snow was white?"?

As a meta-point, I understand that uninquiring minds don't want to know, and you can get a long way by defining yourself by people you don't like. But I genuinely do want to know, or at least ask the question, and if Bernie Sanders were constantly tarred with "Has a substantial following in the KKK community" I'd be asking the same thing: how many people is that, and how many is it of the total people who like him?

[0] https://www.independent.co.uk/arts-entertainment/books/news/...
Wasn't the hate because of a botched implementation that ended up spamming the original sender or something?
> There are enormous design standards [..]

I would suggest that "design standards" do not always make things uniformly better, certainly not for end users.
AI Creating AI: Open-Sourcing 'Ask' – Your Agentic Command-Line Assistant
What happens when AI builds software that builds software? Meet ask, a command-line tool I developed (or, more accurately, was developed by an AI agent) to streamline terminal tasks using LLMs.

ask isn't just another script; it's an autonomous agent that plans, codes, tests, and debugs itself. It’s designed for everything from executing commands and editing files to creating scripts and managing complex workflows. Oh, and it checks its own work too.

Here are a few highlights:

Write a Python or Bash script, test it, debug it, and execute it—all autonomously.
Interact with files intelligently: head large files, read small ones, or pipe data seamlessly.
Combine LLM capabilities with shell commands to execute and validate multi-step plans.
The tool is open-source under the MIT license, and I’m looking to collect interesting use cases, inputs/outputs, and ideas from the community. Whether it’s automating your dev workflows, creating custom tools, or doing something unexpected, I’d love to hear about it.

Check out the project, dive into the README, and let me know what you think:
GitHub Repository

This started as an experiment with AI-generated code, but it’s quickly become a versatile CLI companion. I'd love feedback, contributions, and, of course, any crazy or unique ways you use it!
Stop the censorship then and the pitting you claim is happening disappears.
I don't care about tiktok. But if this is the reality we are stuck in right now. I really hope the EU is banning all the privacy melting Meta apps soon.
UK government tech procurement lacks understanding
What I don't understand is what's with all the China apologists around here, it's absolutely insane to me to see how even here, but also on reddit, for example, there is this wave of praising everything that a dictatorship does, do people really believe that what China does is ok and something to follow, or is it just propaganda? And no, I'm not ignoring all the bad stuff in the west, but I'm a bit afraid of the Chinese model appreciation.
> nextjs for a single page
Oh my house...
> The fact that there are evil people on both sides

I only see evil from one side - Israel. The absolute depths of horror they have unleashed on the Palestinian people is unfathomable.

> with the precedent of warring states and Middle Eastern insurgents, respectively.

Ah, so it's their own fault for being Arabs! No, and Israel is invariably the cause for war in the Middle East. And Hamas are not "insurgents" either.
India becomes fourth country to dock satellites in orbit
How did you hear that from their team? Do you know them personally?
Yeah, the reactions are just email messages with special headers, which as you say ends up spamming people who don't use Outlook. I think the hate was a mix of reaction to bad implementation and the concept in general.
Can someone explain to me why ropes are better than RRB trees? I havent implemented ropes in a long time, but I remember that there was very little performance benefits over gap buffers even for things like multiple cursors until the document became 10+ mb.

I have always thought that a text editor using rrb-trees would probably be the easiest option that would ensure decent performance for small files, and good performance for large files while also being great for random access or linear search.
Sounds like an interesting project, but why can't we access a high resolution image of the discs anywhere? Is it because there is nudity?
Awesome, congratulations!

A few notes:

- Sign up with Twitter? Please consider sign up with Apple, Github and maybe Google.
- You should def hide votes until someone has voted or used all their votes for the day to reduce bias.
I get socks for Christmas and I like it.
They gave the medal to everyone who died in 9/11, and while I think there was probably several acts of heroism involved on the day, the aim there seems to be recognizing victims more than heros.

But the actual criteria for the medal is nothing to do with heroism:

> made a major and long-standing impact on American history and culture.

Which I think is a bar she (and 9/11 victims) clears easily.
I sometimes listen to Jordan Peterson's podcasts (and have read the "12 rules..").
I understand the dude. Then I found on YT a speech/discussion he had with/for psychologists, and they were still speaking English, and I couldn't understand half of what they were saying.

Now, to my 'craft' (GRC). I lately catch myself speaking like Peter Thiel, taking 20-30 second 'silences', build in my mind what I want to say, 'translate it' to simple(r) English, and then slowly say it out loud to make sure I pave the path with mental & verbal stepping stones without using any jargon.

I very well understand what I want to say, but the gap between in the knowledge and the use of language puts the onus to the explainer.
Found a sketch here:

https://www.reddit.com/r/Nokia/comments/vf8k58/nokia_history...
How about a mountain bike with a sloped top tube.