skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
this is an area that is top of mind for me right now. you don't have to vendor your deps to get a detailed report of what changed, and bonus, how your app calls into it. just wrote about it: https://edgebit.io/blog/code-diff-reachability/
> They are (or were) refusing to provide any indication to those other companies that these are not, in fact, the same people

That is not quite true, the sub field will be different.
- Over 50% of the workers flew in from Taiwan to work on this plant and make these chips.

- The chips still need to fly back to Taiwan to be packaged as there are no facilities here with such a capability.

Made in america is a hard sell. But at least showing the glaring STEM field gap in the U.S. is a start to finally addressing the brain drain.
It's not like the firing is random. "Low performers" get a lot of warnings throughout the year. Most people are average or above so they will be completely unaffected, it's not likely you would drop from 50th percentile to 5th.

On the other hand, do you really want to be stuck working with someone who's not very competent? I think we've all had that experience and it's miserable.
I didn't label a whole movement as bad, ya goofball. Well except for neo-Nazism and theocracy, the latter of which is explicitly counter to the US Constitution and the former is... well... you can defend it if you'd like.

I said extreme ideologies (including the two I mentioned) are bad, and there's an asymmetry in their representation and proximity to power on the different ends of the political spectrum.
> but I have people I directly literally went to school with, and lived in the same dorm with turn me flat down for work, which was a real slap in the face.

Since referrals became the meta-game, companies have adapted their referral process to be more selective. Most companies I've worked for have required people to enter some basic information about how and where you worked with the referral, why you're referring them, and a statement that your referral means you are vouching for that person's work performance.

It cuts down on the number of people referring people they know by happenstance, which defeats the purpose of a referral program. I doubt your friends meant it as a personal attack. They probably just had referral programs that were more rigorous than putting names into a queue.
Why? Many people dislike the European Union(myself included). Some of us believe it's an anti-democratic organization that should be dismantled. It hardly makes us idiots.

Additionally, not every European country is a member of the EU. I would argue Europe would be a lot better without such centralized power in the hands of a few.
What I understand from there is that you cannot have prices different for people in a country, and for those who buy from another country.

I am French. I could buy something for X€ in Germany, and someone in Germany would have the same price. But I can buy this for Y€ in France and Z€ in spain.

This is a common thing to do with, say, Amazon where I can buy something in Germany because the price is better and have it delivered from France to France (the delivery can also be cross-border, it depends)
I'm not entirely clear on what you expect in this case?

You're registering with those 3rd parties using a property (the email address under corpdomain.com) that is now owned by the new party.

This feels a lot like complaining that you hired a lawn service and told them to mow at your address, and then didn't update the address or cancel service after you moved.

You've sold the domain. Assets associated with the domain are under the control of a new party. For all Google knows, you did this entirely above board and in a coordinated fashion.

That new party controls the property. Email resets will also dump right into their hands (They control the MX records for corpdomain.com now...).

Legally speaking, it's not even clear you're right - the new person might well be the person actually entitled and expressly supposed to be accessing that service as that account (if the domain was sold as part of an acquisition or sale).
I think it is more likely that Elon Musk buys it. It fits with his current goals and he is incredibly close to the President. He also has the required access to money/loans that MrBeast doesn't.
https://archive.ph/H9YEe
> Code is data is code!

Which nowadays is 'yaml is code is yaml is code is yaml' in the devops world. The wheel turns.
The noteworthy part here is that low performers won't be put on a PIP (which happens every year at this time). Come February the bottom 5% of the list will be given a severance and shown the door.
I am baffled as to why anyone would want this, or anything like it.

Sure, it's a cool technical demo. But... the point of D&D is a social game played with others. Even if you play a D&D-like video game such as Baldur's Gate 3 (which I'd argue is a fundamentally different experience to playing a tabletop RPG anyway), you're experiencing a world and a story that someone else has crafted.

What's the point of replacing that social interaction, or that connection to another person's creative vision through their art, with an LLM? What value can it ever provide?
One of the problems we caught only once or twice: mobile versus desktop shifting with time of day, and what works on mobile may work worse than on desktop.

We weren’t at the level of hacking our users, just looking at changes that affect response time and resource utilizations, and figuring out why a change actually seems to have made things worse instead of better. It’s easy for people to misread graphs. Especially if the graphs are using Lying with Statistics anti patterns.
Underrated comment. perfect prediction turns insurance into a payment plan.
The difference is that staff augmentation consulting inherits the same issues as being a mid level ticket taker - you still just a commodity developer competing with other commodity developers from all over the world who are willing to work for a lot cheaper than you would be.
I mean, they're pretty much the same right? You can't abstract away the services and you need to pass arguments to the executable (ntpd in this case).

I don't see more or fewer issues, but I also don't see the value to using Scheme instead of a conf. file like format.

At the end, there's talk about adding the possibility to live reconfigure services, which is pretty cool but I don't really see what kind of users are targeted by that use-case, at least not regular users like me who's running Linux on a single laptop.

The link at the end (https://spritely.institute/news/spritely-nlnet-grants-decemb...) is IMO much more interesting since it would make it possible to orchestrate several machines and their services as well. If you have live reloading as well, I think it would make for good developer experience.

My main gripe with Guile is its ergonomics and tooling: no LSP, no linter, no step-debugger that I know of and the docs are often unhelpful imo.

Maybe I'm not Scheme brained enough but I think it's a shame because there are some really cool projects out there (anything https://spritely.institute/ really).

P.S: I know that some people will tell me to get used to REPL based development which I think is fine for small-ish projects but I can't understand the flow one uses for larger projects where many components might need to talk to each other.
I feel that’s more of an artifact of American culture. I remember discussions where the stakeholder declined to use a technology, and said something like “we love X, but are concerned about Y.”
Jenny Nicholson and similar accounts rely on other channels than YouTube notifications. basically their video releases become events big enough to get minor news attention, chatter on discord, xitter traffic, etc.

if your channel doesn't have dedicated enough fans to do that it's not gonna work on you. and you almost certainly aren't getting news coverage of your review of a star wars hotel, you know? Jenny is rare for that.
Its taken as malicious when white males do it. Which is why you don't see them doing it anymore.
I don't think I posted any flamebait, and if I inadvertently did, it was motivated by psychological science, not partisanship. But I've removed anything that would be controversial, I think?
Imagine if avatar Gavin Belson had done the "metaverse legs" product reveal, with the animation running at 10 frames/second and a few legless avatars in the audience throwing up confetti. It would be almost too ridiculous to put in the show because the show itself would look like it was being cheap with the effects. But Meta had spent $36 billion on the metaverse at this point.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=njvp-E8gzqA
Did you just float "won't someone think of the children?"
The goal is to replace that 5% with new hires, resulting in higher average performance. It has nothing to do with total hiring amount.
One adtech company I applied to ~10 years ago (Chango - doesn't exist anymore) also put me through the strangest interview I ever had. It was for an SRE role.

There was a fairly standard phone screening interview, but then when I went in-person the CTO, VP of engineering, and somebody else I can't recall made the whole interview about torrents and USENET feeds for TV shows. Not a single serious discussion was had about the business or technology, despite my attempts to bring it up. I left scratching my head and a follow-up email that said "they were going to go in a different direction".

I can only guess that the role was going to somebody else they really wanted, but they needed a "competitive" alternative. I was annoyed that they wasted my time, though.
Summary of the concrete actions:

1. Early 2025: Identify Federal sites for AI data centers, clean energy facilities, and geothermal zones. Streamline permitting processes and draft reporting requirements for AI infrastructure. Develop a plan for global collaboration on trusted AI infrastructure.

2. By Mid-2025: Issue solicitations for AI infrastructure projects on Federal sites. Select winning proposals and announce plans for site preparation. Plan grid upgrades and set energy efficiency targets for AI data centers.

3. By Late 2025: Finalize all permits and complete environmental reviews. Begin construction of AI infrastructure and prioritize grid enhancements.

4. By 2027: Ensure AI data centers are operational, utilizing clean energy to meet power demands.

5. Ongoing: Advance research on energy efficiency and supply chain resilience. Report on AI infrastructure impacts and collaborate internationally on clean energy and trusted AI development.
Yes tanking but Europe is a small market for Tesla, the bigger numbers are in other countries.
There is a way to mitigate the danger somewhat by giving pedestrians green light first, so when the car turns they are already in the middle of the road.
All mandatory insurance is a subsidy to private shareholders; it should not exist as is.

If insurance is legally required, it should also be legally required to be non-profit and government run.
Related:

Russia braced for mammoth rate hike as it's losing the battle against inflation - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42438714 - Dec 2024

Ruble tumbles as Russia's war economy comes under increasing strain - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42260942 - Nov 2024

US Sanctions Hit Ruble as Russia's FX Sources Are Drying Up - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42256982 - Nov 2024

Vladimir Putin is in a painful economic bind - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42196057 - Nov 2024

Russia bans crypto mining in several regions to address electricity shortages - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42185827 - Nov 2024

Russia's War Economy Is Hitting Its Limits - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42152373 - Nov 2024

Russian Food Prices Skyrocket in Growing Concern for Kremlin - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42139964 - Nov 2024
If they get that close to me, the car is getting kicked or slapped to elicit a reaction from the driver.
> Supporting actions out of retribution

Not retribution. Justice. Mugging / robbing people of valuables is illegal.

> Watching out for others is good and necessary, but in now what is "bulldozing peoples stuff" a real form of watching out for others.

I am losing patience with you. You blame me for not reading while you are not doing it yourself. I said those abandoned / derelict buildings were used as "bases" / "operation centers" if you will. Sigh.

> Violence is already illegal. I am not sure what value you or any one gains by "otherising" a boogeyman rather than addressing the issues that cause violence.

...? Seems you just need somebody to talk with because you are just dissecting words here. Glad we at least managed to agree on something super basic like, you know, that what I described homeless people are doing is actually illegal. It's a start.

> Both myopic and under-informed on that particular subject.

Meh. Bye.
LOL thanks, I hate it.
The stock market is a bull tied vertically with enough bondage equipment to make the director of 50 Shades of Grey puke. Pumped full of every chemical invented and in a glass case on full display for all to see.

It is not a measure of how people feel.
Designing a Star Tracker for Astronaut Don Pettit to Use on the ISS
The packaging in this context is not wire bonding but CoWoS - chip-wafer and wafer-wafer bonding.
Because vehicles are often already traveling at or above the speed limit.

Just as the yellow light is intended as a "start slowing down" but is interpreted as "speed up to beat the light", the speed limit sign is intended as a "do not exceed this speed" but is interpreted as "you must be traveling this speed".

If we assumed that most vehicles are traveling the speed limit or faster, which is the case in my experience, then accelerating further is like pouring gasoline on a fire.
To expand on this, dbt uses Jinja templating in your SQL to allow the developer to modify the query so it can be expanded at "compile-time" into the target database SQL dialect. (uni-directional, write once deploy anywhere). The key features are CICD, test automation, and transformation sequence automation.

SQLGlot is a Abstract Symbol Tree SQL Dialect transpiler that could (in theory) convert from one dialect to another (bi-directional).

SQLMesh appears to combine both of the above into one tool that sounds like it's even better.
isn't packaging tech mostly from american companies like applied mat/lam research? or am I missing something?
That may be what is in the thesis, but in real Erlang, any process can list all processes on any node it can reach: https://www.erlang.org/doc/apps/erts/erlang.html#processes/0 (As the docs say, it lists "processes on the local node" but I'm fairly sure any process can RPC that to any connected node to get the local processes on that node) From there you've got a lot of introspection on the processes in question.

And beyond that, there is no sandboxing in Erlang that allows you to do anything like spawn a process that can't access the disk or network or anything like that. So in practice that doesn't even hardly buy you anything on a real system because if you were somehow running unauthenticated Erlang code you've already got access corresponding to the OS permissions of the running Erlang process. (Though for those not familiar with Erlang, "somehow running unauthenticated Erlang code" is very unlikely, to the point that it's not a realistic threat. I'm just speaking hypothetically here.)

The thesis may cover how such systems could be turned to a more secure context but it does not correspond to current Erlang.
So you use email/pass and the reset password email dumps right to the new party as well, because they control the MX records for the domain?
By leaving the bottom 50% to be propagandized by populists?

If we were still living in the time of thirteen channels and Walter Cronkite on the CBS Evening News, I'd be inclined to agree with you.
Why would you trust what Zuckerberg says?
You miss a very important point. In the U.S. freedom of speech specifically refers to limits that the government can impose on stifling speech. It does not apply to Facebook, Meta, Twitter or any other such platform.

My point stands. Meta is suppressing speech while embracing it. It just happens that the suppression is welcomed by the group whose speech is being embraced.
That's part of what pedestrian scrambles so great: you always wait for the pedestrian phase before crossing. There is no pedestrian crossing in the car phase.

The other great benefit is you can cross the diagonal (kitty corner).
I tried to get through this article, but the writing is incredibly grating to me. The prose is so loquacious and meandering that it kept losing my attention before reaching the next paragraph. Am I being overly critical, or was that the experience of others?
That is the entire argument though, it's just that the parent's idea is based on their own morality when, in fact, there is more than one morality in play. Flipping it on its head shows that it's not really about 'wokeness', which might as well be a thought terminating cliché at this point.

Here is another part of the parent's post which I alluded to:

> the people on the American political right see it as what this website describes it as “ A self-righteously moralistic person who behaves as if superior to others.”

This is why it's ironic. Two sides of the same coin: one group of righteous people claims moral superiority over another group of infidels, and vice-versa.

It's the Spidermen pointing at themselves meme. These conflicting beliefs can reasonably co-exist (as they always have done), so who stands to gain from treating them as mutually exclusive (there can only be one?)?
That’s true, as long as the footage is saved to a device that is not tamper-able.
Discussion (79 points, 21 hours ago, 43 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42690035
TIL all essays ever written are published in one of 4 outlets.
nah, fake profiles are a huge problem. depending on the site, it could easily be 1 to 5 real:fake or more.
And many vendors will send "restart your service today for $x" for months afterwards so data not deleted

Some SaaS ecommerce platforms and email marketing services will likely give a restarted domain entire customer databases ...
Who spoke of having a problem with free speech? I just think they are obvious a*holes and don't want to have anything to do with them, and I'm just wondering why people are still tolerating them when they don't really have to.
Hi - I'm the CEO of Expo. LMK if you have any questions or feedback about this! We're pretty stoked about it.
Does cross posted job listing mess up this data?

Because it's common for the same job to be listed on multiple job sites.
I agree, so why are white people and white countries prohibited from doing this?
Sweet. Love seeing those tiny cool APIs.

How did you ensure it's generating truly random numbers?
The majority of people are in the center. That's kind of how distributions work.
I'd be extremely surprised if Apple is now able to source CPUs for current-gen high-end iPhones from a US fab.

2 gens ago, sure.
I'm not really clear on how the "Vibe Shift" thing is going to make this easier, but doesn't it seem like now is a great time to be doing "backfills" if you pay FAANG money?

Setting the expectation that you can be canned quickly if you aren't a good backfill will probably be a useful filter. It's not like they can get rid of all the dead weight, but every 5% helps.
Why wouldn’t I think of children?

Isn’t one of the most common ruminations of modern society that children cannot roam freely due to excess risk of being hurt or killed by a distracted driver?

https://www.consumeraffairs.com/news/these-vehicles-may-pose...

>IIHS says pedestrian crash deaths have risen 80% since hitting their low in 2009. The statistics show that 2021 was almost as deadly to people on foot as last year. Nearly 7,400 walkers — more than 20 people a day — lost their lives in 2021 after being struck by a vehicle.

Airline pilots get recorded, why shouldn’t drivers?
Is this where I indulge my inner hippie annoyingly advocate for straw bale homes?
I tend to agree. But how do you avoid that experience becoming terrible? Competition between insurance companies does keep the experience good and probably keeps the price down.
This would be a consortium of billionaires and/or private equity groups buying TikTok with MrBeast as a PR figurehead. It doesn't make sense to talk about him buying it if he doesn't have anywhere close to enough money.
https://docs.aws.amazon.com/vpc/latest/userguide/egress-only...

As per this document,
An egress-only internet gateway is for use with IPv6 traffic only. To enable outbound-only internet communication over IPv4, use a NAT gateway instead. For more information, see NAT gateways.

Pricing
There is no charge for an egress-only internet gateway, but there are data transfer charges for EC2 instances that use internet gateways. For more information, see Amazon EC2 On-Demand Pricing.
Were you the downvote I got instantly after commenting, lol? I'm simply curious and that should be sufficient, I'm not really sure what it has to do with you though.
They exist, they are called mutual insurance companies.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mutual_insurance
I was asking for specific people.
A bit of feedback now that I can read it: I'd work on your prose.

> Accumulate a few steps a day to a thousand miles

> Rich and fast way to add, easily manage all the new words encountered in life

> The AI assistant helps you complete daily review, vocabulary expansion, and memorizing words is no longer boring.

These are all understandable, but they're a bit clunky. Are you Chinese, by any chance?

Your vocabulary choice is excellent, but it's the way you word things that is a bit off. I don't mean this in a demeaning way!

You might want to try asking an LLM to talk through rewording it, though I would avoid letting it write your prose wholesale - it'll come off as obviously AI generated.

DeepL write may also be useful:

https://www.deepl.com/en/write#en/en-gb/The%20AI%20assistant....
So which device will these be for then? I thought Apple stuff are always on the cutting edge node.
The world does not need more spam. I do not think watching the Kardashians was punishment enough for you. I wish it was Barney theme in a loop at 100dB
Small discussion (11 points, 12 hours ago, 6 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42694486
Don't worry! You could always resubmit it with the correct URL.
Bringing up unrelated grievances is a great way to divide a group.

If you’re annoyed with “woke”, form a group to protest that.
I'm surprised your manager let you resign. Giving you a low rating and firing you would have helped them meet their quota and gotten you a severance.
Imagine a AI That Discovers Things on Its Own
Also, it's not Sawgger UI but Stoplight ;)
Wait, you mean there is no central hot water infrastructure in the world? Poland is not ex-USRR but it is common place and I always assumed this is a normal thing everywhere.
Taiwan exodus in 3..2..1
But authors does imply that sub will also change in place for users in step #1, without the workspace beeing recreated. And as such the sub is not usable as a general identifier for the user resource differentiation.
Seriously: How do we know there aren't dozens or hundreds of comprimsed npm packages installed on every other server out there at this point?

Think xz-utils but even much less sophisticated exploits.

I don't see any systematic protection against this?