skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Platforms systematically removed a user because he made "most wanted CEO" cards
This may not be true of all such apps, but I open mine and it subdivides trips by every stop (including stop signs and lights). Then when you don't do it for 3-4 days, you have 50 trips you need to click through.

My time was worth more than the savings they offered. In fact, it was insulting.

I should not have to spend 3 hours per month categorizing my trips for their data mining expedition for a $30 discount (especially not one that evaporated at the next renewal, because I wasn't safe enough). That app was rigged.
Where you drive and how long you stay there at night, correlated with your partner's connected car.

It's not a camera in the bedroom but you can pretty easily extract relationship graphs from geolocation tracking and proximity. US intelligence agencies have been doing it in the middle east for ages...
That's like half your job as a parent: teaching your kids stuff ( the other half being: keeping them alive). You are THE most qualified person on the planet to teach your own kids anything.
yes. same. the novel thing (to me) is how they are doing it. It's not simply a scam sent to my paypal account. they are using forwarding and possibly linking an email out of your control to your account (and I'm then worried what that means, i.e. could they take over the account via password resets sent to that email address?)
Absolutely! Code has vastly more useful structure than prose.

Aider exploits all this structure, using a "repository map" [0]. It use tree-sitter to build a call graph of the code base. Then runs a graph optimization on it with respect to the current state of the AI coding chat. This finds the most relevant parts of the code base, which aider shares with the LLM as context.

Your first link to RepoGraph is an adaptation of the actual aider repo map implementation. In their source code [1], they have some acknowledgements to aider and grep-ast (which is part of aider).

[0] https://aider.chat/docs/repomap.html

[1] https://github.com/ozyyshr/RepoGraph/blob/79861642515f0d6b17...
Do pomodoro timers have the same effect for you? I assume it's the pressure of giving yourself fixed amounts of time and the knowledge of the fact that a break is coming up (so that you don't take one unintentionally) that really drives the productivity.
Any time you grant vehicles a shared path with pedestrians is dangerous.

I was in the middle of a long line of cars taking a left from a left turn lane. The green arrow light turned to a yellow arrow light for a brief second before turning full green. I was at the front of the line at the time so I slowed down and waited for the car in front of me to clear the intersection before I turned so that I could see that there if was oncoming traffic who light just turned green. No oncoming traffic, start turning, notice when I'm way to far into the intersection that a pedestrian is trying to cross the 90 feet of crosswalk as well. I violate their right of way and get myself out of oncoming traffic lanes. In the rear view mirror I see the pedestrian waiting in the middle of the crosswalk for the rest of the line of traffic behind me to finish their left turns. The corner is a 120 degree turn, definitely my fault for not being aware of my surroundings but also... 120 degree turn on two 4 lane 40mph roads... the pedestrian needs a dedicated time to cross free of vehicles.
This seems to run completely contrary to Mazda's own Connected Services Privacy Policy, which states that by default (ie if you aren't paying the subscription for connected services, or never enrolled in it), they don't share info outside of Mazda, other than aggregate data for research purposes. Even the section discussing if you are an active subscriber indicates that your written consent is needed before it's shared with unrelated third parties.

https://www.mazdausa.com/site/privacy-connectedservices
They have adopted a n-2 type of rule for advanaced tech...but as of yesterday they seem to have relaxed this rule and approved transfer of 2nm from Taiwan fabs to the AZ fab at some point in the near future.

https://www.extremetech.com/computing/tsmc-cleared-for-2nm-p...
There are some 3rd party accounts that can be accessed via your SSO or via your personal credentials once you leave. The main ones I can think of is your brokerage account containing your 401K and vested RSUs and your payroll provider like ADP and Paylocity. You still need to have access to past paystubs and end of year tax documents.
> Getting more specific, I don't buy the argument that we're getting more conservative.

We are getting more culturally conservative though - you can see that in the polls that ask people to self-identify politically.

Support for which specific policies that translates to obviously varies, but I think that's a separate question from the overall zeitgeist.
People are playing this cat-and-mouse game with YouTube specifically, where they’ll circumvent the desire to block them for not rendering ads. I think this is a bad thing for users to do. But I mostly think it should make the ad providers uncomfortable. Because they know that most people won’t play cat and mouse for their content. In any case other than YouTube, people would just move on.

They know it. We know they know it, because if they really didn’t want to send bits to ad-blockers, they’d copy the first step of the back-and-forth that Google did with YouTube, and those users would no longer be a problem.
oh yes, please tell us about this imaginary perfect marketplace. where does it exist?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Stop_WOKE_Act

"The Stop WOKE Act, also known as the Stop Wrongs to Our Kids and Employees Act and redubbed the Individual Freedom Act, is a Florida state law which prohibited schools and businesses from teaching certain concepts related to race, gender, racism, and privilege. In addition to that, it prohibits Florida educational institutions and businesses from discussing whether race, gender, and systemic racism intersect with various social systems, including legal, healthcare, education, and so forth. Penalties would include disciplinary action, including job termination, and loss of public funding for state schools.[1][2]

After passing both chambers of the Republican-controlled Florida Legislature along party lines, it was signed by Governor Ron DeSantis on April 22, 2022, and entered into effect on July 1.[3] Intended by DeSantis to "fight back" against "woke indoctrination" and critical race theory"

You may not have personally been impacted but this is a real occurring to our schools (and workplaces) under the scapegoat of "CRT" and being "Woke". The Stop Woke Act is just one of many examples.
> the same performative priggishness is normal for the right

Priggishness means self-righteous, performative morality. Can you give an example of this that is normal for US right-wingers? They certainly have plenty of daft ideas (e.g. anti-vax), but I haven't seen right-wingers being priggish about them. Priggish would be positioning themselves as superior people for living in an unvaccinated neighborhood or working for an anti-vax employer, or proclaiming that they will not date a vaccinated person, or vaccinating their baby in secret while posting the opposite on social media, or cancelling a public figure who gets outed as vaccinated, etc.
I’m amazed at how some engineers cheer for layoffs thinking they’re safe. The naivety really is something to behold. Or maybe they’re bots. Unclear.
> effectively meaning unsafe stopping distance go, safe stopping distance stop— solves very neatly.

That's how it works in Poland and it works reasonably well.

On the other hand when light is about to turn green, yellow lights up. So red and yellow at the same time means prepare to go.
October and November were revised up actually. October’s is still pretty bad though w.r.t. expectations
This. I'm still benefiting from being in a BSD users group that I went to between 2000-2008 because it was filled with passionate/talented tech people, most of whom have gone onto other things. Find places to get into discussions and show your opinions and have discussions. If you are in a group where your mind is never changed, then find something else.
Discussion (126 points, 168 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42700134
Something I've found helpful in my studies trying to square my own atheism with the faith of my parents and grandparents and trying to figure out how much of Xian faith to throw out with the bathwater, is how much it started to feel apparent that most of the blame for all this rests somewhat squarely with Paul. It's Paul's huge mansplaining-energy Letters that bulk up the New Testament with their Make the Roman Empire Great Again rhetoric [1]. It's Paul's Letters that do so much of the work to set the conservative "faith not deeds" and patriarchal "tithe to the church as the new Empire" problems. It Paul's Letters that most directly retcon the actual "services and deeds over beliefs" (and liberalism and disregard for the Roman Empire) of Jesus' actual messages in the Gospels. It's Paul's Letters that are so especially focused on the afterlife over the current life, in part because Paul wrote those letters as passive aggressive threats of war.

I've about gotten to the point where I feel I can suggest that I will attend services with my family if I can get them agree that there will be no readings from any of Paul's Letters. That's a hard request to make sometimes because my family isn't evangelical but Roman Catholic, and Paul is hugely respected still by the Roman Catholic church (for the obvious reasons that it is the church that Paul most directly built). But it is slowly giving me a framework of being able to say here's where I have problems with your faith and here's what I like about the faith: the gospels minus the miracles, and the actual teachings of Jesus. (Unsurprisingly one of my favorite versions of the Bible is the Jefferson Bible. It's pamphlet sized. It might be so much better for the world if it replaced all the Gideon's Bibles. Also, I can recommend A Gospel for Liberals by Todd Eklof as another great view of the gospels.)

[1] Very literally, so. Most of the "to" groups were conquests of the Roman Empire either threatening to leave or already left.
There are occupancy and weight sensors in the passenger seat to disable the airbag for children. Maybe if they see a high frequency pattern....
Or have children causing distractions, or get injured etc.
As a former interviewer at Meta who did hundreds of technical interviews, I can tell you that the people that I hardly expected "Djikstra or Knuth". Honestly I gave pretty reasonable questions that were similar to the types of things I would do in my work (with some modifications to work as an interview question). And still the majority of people didn't do great. It's even worse at the "screen" stage, where I've had people that, e.g. didn't know what "function" means or couldn't write a loop to find the max number in an array.
Go Babelfish
ASML, a Dutch firm, sells photolithography equipment to TSMC.
freetube is a superior experience for consuming youtube content in every way, including not running google’s javascript so they cannot mess with the users in the same way. it has adblock and sponsorblock built in.

that said, firefox has been my browser of choice as a web dev for most of my career. (im old enough to have used netscape before that).

i remember having super powers compared to other devs with the help of firebug :-)
I think it isn't worthwhile, because the level of lies and fabrication is just insane, e.g. coming to the agreement that Hitler was a communist.
Team behind Hailuo release 1M context LLM competitive with Claude and GPT 4o
1910-40s is peak Jim Crow, though.
What makes you think construction was completed in July 2022? The shell of Phase 1 may have been completed, but even now the construction continues in Phase 1B and Phase 2.
Domains are for life, you can never let them lapse
Portland: Prohibit the Use of Face Recognition Technologies by Private Entities
Vladimir Putin 'considering freezing Russian bank accounts' and 'food cards'
What was the HN comment? Maybe we should add it to https://news.ycombinator.com/highlights?
To ship things to/from these fabs by sea you have to add the cost of shipping by truck between Phoenix and (presumably) LA. Not sure how big of a difference that makes.
Can you recommend a modern mini amp?
We’re shifting targets here.

The fact is, it doesn’t happen in Chrome for “magical” reasons, according to a comment few levels up. And regular non-tech users won’t debug this with click to play or whatever. We expect that YT does it absolutely intentionally.

It bends userbases however it wants due to its multi-dimensional reach, and we’re like “hmm maybe extension would help prevent accidental preloading issue”. I just don’t get it.
i am not sure if i understand this post, where else should the address bar be if not at your fingertips at the bottom?
I was very impressed in Denmark, where that roundabout approach worked very well. Every car slowed down & stopped for me at the crosswalks.

It turned out that that was because they installed a cobblestone speed bump in front of every crosswalk. Cars slowed down even if no pedestrians were around, because otherwise they were going to pop a tire. It made walking so much safer than anywhere else I've been.
Wait, wait. In the context of semiconductor manufacturing packaging does not mean what you think it means. It is not putting the product in a paper box.

It is about cutting the wafer into individual chips, wire bonding the silicone to pins, and covering the whole thing with epoxy.

Here is a video which explains it better: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7gg2eVVayA4

It would be indeed crazy if they would ship the ready chips to Taiwan just to be put in a paper box.

basically the input of the process is a wafer which looks like this: https://waferpro.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/08/Patterned-Lo...

And the output of the process is something which looks like this: https://res.cloudinary.com/rsc/image/upload/b_rgb:FFFFFF,c_p...
Good opportunity for a fakejobs.fyi site that names and shames companies that do this. Send in perfect resumes that 100% match the job req with 10+ years of experience and see which get a response.

This of course leads to a tragedy of the commons but that is what unregulated capitalism demands.
"We cant hire white males at the moment, but everyone else we can make an exception"

How is that not discriminating?
The same way people migrated from Twitter to... mastodon to ultimately settle on bluesky or go back to twitter.

This reaction is very rushed and I don't think it's going to be very lasting, I'd expect people to go to reels/shorts until maybe another (western, american probably but could be european) alternative appears.

These people are up for grabs, they're not going to stay in Xiaohongshu.
Do you seriously not see how parading around a parade ground in an effort to summon cargo, especially in close proximity to an airfield, could rapidly transition to the described behaviour you're objecting to? They're so close to being the same that they basically are the same, especially in terms of being the same for the purposes of the metaphor.

You seem unwilling to join those dots, while being all too keen to conjure up other mechanisms based on no evidence whatsoever.

This whole discussion reminds me of when I made the mistake of using the idiom "the devil is in the details" near a religious literalist, who suddenly thought the important question was whether an actual demon was now occupying the details, as opposed to engaging in what the details are.
Most of congress seems more interested in preserving jobs at Boeing, Lockheed, Rocketdyne and Northrop Grumman.

Commercial Resupply and Commercial Crew are among the best things to happen to NASA: NASA can request funds for two competitors, everybody imagines the money will go to their favorite, and then the actual proposals and performance can decide who gets the money.
I barely ever use my laptop. It works fine 99% of the time, Firefox is like the 1% that's too slow to be usable with it. Floorp solves that.
You find existing solutions to a problem, and copy it. That's it.

People spend time chasing novel problems, or coming up with solutions that are looking for problems - when in reality the vast majority of business and entrepreneurship comes down to looking for tested/validated business problems, looking at the existing solutions, and finding ways to enter that market, and win/siphon customers.
Looks like the EU finds pricing a non-physical product on a country-by-country basis to be price discrimination against EU nationals:

"When you buy goods online in the EU, prices may vary from country to country or across different versions of the same website, for example due to differences in delivery costs. However, if you buy goods online without cross-border delivery – such as when you buy something online which you intend to collect from a trader or shop yourself – you should have access to the same prices and special offers as buyers living in that EU country." [1]

[1] https://europa.eu/youreurope/citizens/consumers/shopping/pri...
It is a universal truth that people fuck up statistical math.

There are three kinds of lies: lies, damn lies, and statistics

If you aren’t testing at exactly 50/50 - and you can’t because my plan for visiting a site and for how long will never be equivalent to your plan, then any other factors that can affect conversion rate will cause one partition to go up faster than the other. You have to test at a level of Amazon to get statistical significance anyway.

And as many if us have told people until they’re blue in the face: we (you) are not a FAANG company and pretending to be one won’t work.
You seem to be confusing the term packaging...it is not the box, it is how the chips are assembled together to make the final product.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-egYoxajTz0
Ok, now that's advice.
My policy is: no tests, no seminars, no long interviews. Max 2hs before there is a clear sign of real interest.

I’ve seen enough people doing 2hs tests+ 3 2hs interviews + 2hs disertation showing what you can… at the end seems the probability of being hired is inversely proportional to the effort required.
With interest, the growth is superlinear
If you drive slower you’ll break smoother.

I hate insurances and their hidden shenanigany-like algorithms but at the end it is a fair game I when you look at the big picture.

I never owned a car but I feel deeply concerned as I use the road by foot, bike and rentals and am often scared by the drivers usage of the road. You know : texting, updating gps, driving full speed in turns without visibility, taking over as Schumacher in the last lap… I’m mean yes it’s safe for the other ones in bigger cars and themselves until no deer encounter.

The speed limit is a LIMIT not a requirement. And don’t start me with "you’re dangerous driving so slow" lol.
I’d say it means TSMC 4nm.
“For every GM vehicle, before any connected vehicle services are activated and before any data is ever collected, the vehicle owner must accept the OnStar Terms & Conditions and Privacy Statement. These detail our data practices and are available online for consumers to review before they even walk into a dealership.”

It's all spelled out in an 4pt light grey font that you clicked through without reading. So it's your fault we know you're pregnant before you do.
Your points are orthogonal to my original point. We live in a world where the governments will never acknowledge bad news because of how our media environment operates. The NBRE even basically changed their own definition of a recession two years ago when we clearly had two negative consecutive quarters of economic growth yet somehow we miraculously we not in a recession.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-egYoxajTz0
You don’t even need to install anything, just save the link to the map view: https://www.gasbuddy.com/gaspricemap?lat=34.188030028165215&...

Or forget it all and go straight to Costco.
I don't understand the confidence behind this. Is a good economy only based on having a job?

Average people are struggling to make ends meet and racking up debt. The gap between pay and the cost of goods has only grown in recent years. How is that good for anyone?
Maybe but that doesn’t have anything to do with its real life value and utility today like the comment I replied to was disputing.
Trust at Scale: The Economic Limits of Cryptocurrencies and Blockchains
Blockchain trust is ingenious but costly—scaling it could exceed global GDP.
> DIP

I am happily imagining opening a recent Apple device and seeing 74 gates with through holes in green PCBs, with an Apple logo made in soldering lead marking in the corner of the board.
Are you really arguing schools getting taxpayer money to teach kids humans walked with dinosaurs and all modern biology is a lie a good educational outcome?

Do you really not see how that's a bad outcome?

Do you not see that removing the funding from the regular public schools to go to teach that nonsense will lead to worse outcomes for those kids who can't leave those regular public schools?

Sure, maybe some students will potentially have some better outcomes if they manage to go to a good private charter school with their voucher that happens to be a decent one. For everyone else it's a worse outcome, unless you think it's a good thing to teach every animal alive today are direct descendants of the ark that was just a few thousand years ago.

Also, kiss special education funding goodbye. It won't be profitable to handle these students. They'll be trapped in those even more underfunded public schools. Hooray, great outcomes!
I wish they would spend a few euros on Proton Drive Linux client. Or at least help to enable third party integrations.
GPU smuggling to China has already happened.

https://www.tomshardware.com/tech-industry/artificial-intell...
Notable it's a hybrid model, 7 linear attention layers for every traditional O(n^2) attention layer. They claim this allows it to outperform other LLMs (including Gemini) on long context benchmarks.
Wow I did not know this and it is fantastic news, surprised Taiwan allowed this as they see chips as being the most important reason America would intervene if they were invaded.
We all do. However, the false premise here is that this data is able to reliably classify drivers into "safe" and "unsafe". If you brake hard, you might save a pedestrian's life. If you don't brake at all, you will kill them. This data lacks context for driver actions to reliably perform that classification. Also, it is also not subject to any kind of appeal where you can bring such other context and facts to bear on the determination if it determines you are "unsafe".
Generally agree about InsuranceCos, but I don't think your claim is true about profitability of core insurance operations.

Their combined ratios (insurance payouts + expenses / premiums collected) are closely tracked by investors and if they're creeping up to 100% without a systemic reason that affects all InsuranceCos, they get a lot of scrutiny.

Here's just one lens [0] for home insurance going back to 2004 (~20 years). It appears that the combined ratios were under 100% for ~8 years.

[0] https://www.spglobal.com/marketintelligence/en/news-insights...
Not correct, not even close.
And google is entitled to infer that you're using it and serve you different content, or none at all.
this is most likely due to the absolute positioning. position: absolute will use the top-left corner of the closest ancestor that is "positioned" as the origin for it's layout [1]. If you want that origin to be the top-left corner of the viewport, use position: fixed.

[1] https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/CSS/Containing_...
This really only works if the process names are unguessable? Erlang PIDs are if not predicatable at least appear to be guessable, e.g. they look like this: <0.30.0>