skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> It should be impossible to remove someone from banking, PayPal, Shopify, social media, etc.

One of the freedoms enshrined by the first amendment is the right to choose who you associate with. This also applies to businesses. It’s absurd to suggest that every company should be forced to do business with every person.

As a freelancer I can choose my clients. I would hate to live in a world where a bad client could force me to continue to work with them unless they broke the law.
I remember when I was looking for new cookware a while ago, there were rumors that Kitchenaid was selling rebranded Demeyere pots and pans. It sure looked like the exact same cookware in the photos. But Zwilling is known to disguise the same pan in 30 different ways, and for anyone willing to trade the "Demeyere" label for a "Kitchenaid" label, they were getting a steal of a deal.
That's the catch, he said "Made in America", not "Made by American workers" :)
Meerfarbig in Frankfurt.

Nikhef in Amsterdam.

Both are good options.
Windstorms.

https://www.seattletimes.com/seattle-news/environment/the-la...

The Inauguration Day Windstorm was one of the few times I've seen almost everything shut down.

Earthquakes - I never went through anything major, but when you get the queasy feeling in your stomach and realize that it's the building slowly swaying side to side - that can be unsettling.

The other quake occurred just after the plane I was in had taken off from SeaTac. Pilot then announced that Seattle had just experienced a minor earthquake, people were reaching for the in-seat phones to call and check on their loved ones.
Sad to see test coming only after build
There is far less moral hazard as a general aviation pilot because death/grave injury is far more likely in an airplane collision, whereas a personal vehicle driver is relatively safe, especially in vehicles most dangerous to others

Regardless, what is and is not required of all pilots is beside the point. The point is society implements a safety/accountability measure to prevent x rate of injuries/deaths…but society does not implement the same safety/accountability measure to prevent y rate of injuries/deaths where y is far greater than x.

The discrepancy is because it is politically unpopular to hold the people causing the larger rate of injury accountable (voters who drive personal cars), whereas it is politically popular to hold the people causing a smaller rate of injury accountable (commercial pilots).
Sounds like the sort of thing that would lend itself to runtime optimization.
The US bureaucracy is largely indifferent to changes in administration, though it undoubtedly wields significant influence. The key point is that major policy decisions are made by established bureaucrats in the military, State Department, and other parts of the essential institutional actors. As a result, any country, like China, perceived as a threat to US hegemony will be vigorously fought against.
> but i think executing a single command you find after 30 seconds of googling is not too much to ask for from a tech-adjacent person

I would be very wary. That instruction sounds like an “unsupported” hack that’s likely to lead to future problems.
They do it because they can:

Booking.com operates as a de-facto monopoly.
As I commented elsewhere: when you see how much the rent for a small apartment is, and prices in the supermarkets, you may change options.
I've never been able to sitck with pomodoros to the same degree, because ultimately there's no cost or shame to pausing or ignoring a self imposed timer

There is a slight something to ignoring it when there's a person on the other side, even if it is a perfect stranger that I will never see again
a profitable market can still be unproductive if the overall result is a nuisance to society on almost every level
I mostly copy and paste to and from AI Chats, have it sometimes write a "complete feature or class" but either read the diff between the generated code and the previous existing one thoroughly or test it and go back and forth with the LLM.
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- Understands responsible use.
- Writes a log of when they use "screen time", including what they plan on doing (purpose + which sites/apps) and for how long. (with a max time limit per day)
- They only can use it in our common areas when we are around, with no expectation of privacy.
- Sets a timer and can self stop
i never made any claim about its quality, just about who should be profiting off of legal mandates.
In the comment section for that article someone was defending Telsa by claiming the one of the signs of the competition being behind is that they do not have nearly the same number of OTA updates as Telsa has. Personally, I would prefer a car that 0 OTA updates, or at the very least they should be extremely rare.
I hope you never experience homelessness or addiction, but if you do, I hope it humbles you.
Or having their house burned down with not enough PTO remaining..
The problem was never the cost of labor. US tech is already highly profitable and they can pay the full salary if they wish to. But their desire is basically to get a free card to pay lower salaries by any means, so they can send more of those profits to shareholders. The US is essentially a fighting arena between shareholders and workers. The profit is there, it is just a matter of how business want to keep always more of the spoils to themselves.
Imagine a "champagne" you can't use for parties. [1]

Ok, your birthday party and weeding are excluded.

If you are in a dinner at home foe two, is it a party?

Funerals?

Let's buy a real champagne instead.

[1] It has a microphone and a camera and GPS and use AI to detect parties. The data is send to the servers and stored securetely.
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Forcing people into a 19th century standard of living is not good for their well being.
Who is training models on a code base? That's an extraordinary use case.
> Though I suppose the EU might eventually insist that external developers gain access to the same APIs that Apple itself can use

Isn't that one of the issues Microsoft had in their monopoly trial?
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A demo of each trick would be nice to see
It doesn’t produce any things.
Part of the problem is that so many web standards these days are basically an officially blessed repackaging of what Chrome is already doing.
If any of this ever happens, their party can claim that they did it.
> YouTube is hardly the only website on the Internet

Indeed, but it's the video hosting platform. Initiatives like PeerTube try to fix this, but most videos can be only found on YouTube.

> So I suppose those creators are all in on the scheme too?

Mostly yes. Creators today rely on:

- sponsors

- youtube ads

- donations

- merch

- other revenues, for instance if they have a business and their videos bring customers

At least you can often donate if you skip the ads and the sponsors, so there is a way to pay the metaphorical coffee.
> The sudden migration of US users to Xiaohongshu has created an unlikely platform for Chinese and American users to interact with each other.

Not all bad.
Indeed, I gather you did not comprehend the threads topics, and instead introduced a straw-man arguing at some point in the future LLM proponents will be less full of steaming piles of fictional hype.

Assertion:

1.) LLMs mislabeled “AI” is dangerous to students due to biasing them with subtle nonsense, and a VR girlfriend convincing a kid to kill themselves. Again the self referential nature of arguing the trends will continue toward AGI is nonscientific reasoning (a.k.a. moving the goal post because the “AI” buzzword lost its meaning due to marketing hype), but this is economically reasonable nonsense rhetoric.

2.) Software developers can be improved or replaced with LLMs. This was proven to be demonstrably false for experienced people.

3.) LLMs are intelligent or will become intelligent. This set of arguments show a fundamental misunderstanding of what LLMs are, and how they function.

4.) Joel may be a USB connected turnip. While I can’t disprove this self presented insight, it may be true at some point in the future.

I still like you, even if at some point you were reprogrammed to fear your imagination. =3
As an european, all I wonder is if this will make Apple devices even more expensive.
What AIs think probably matter. So might be useful.
Does it stay offline? My network often bounces when updating systemd, but I haven't seen it stay down.
Once I read your comment I could feel that quality (something uncanny valley about his "empathy") in those videos, which I hadn't picked up on before you pointed it out.
> Candidates really shouldn't have to go to an agent to find a job.

Do you know how much the last candidate got hired for? An agent probably does.
What kind of roundabout has a "stop anyway"?
> an Ansible-like setup

Using another common tool (salt/chef/puppet/...) or something home-rolled? (Just asking because I'm interested in new options in this space)
Taiwan is a long-standing well-functioning democracy and a core ally. On the other side, I also view Russia's grievances as somewhat more legitimate than China's.
I was an outcast as a kid, and this was years before social media. I think I turned out alright regardless. Your social status as a pre-adult doesn't really matter at all once you join the real world.

That and I think kids not having any social media will become more and more common, so it's not going to be that big a deal.
The population of 18-30 year old males is generally what matters for an invasion and China has been shrinking that for a long time. The rest of the population can plan the invasion, but they rarely actually do it. (a few countries also invite young females to an invasion, but that is not normal)
This is similar to how do you prevent copying and pasting from Stackoverflow doesn't break your code or how do you prevent an intern from breaking your code.
Just curious have you been working in those disciplines for years though regarding: rust -> swift -> uart driver gps esp32
3nm? 5nm? What chips are being made? A chip isn’t a chip
> My entire network failed when I was looking for work

That's been my consistent experience as well. Conventional wisdom is that you only get good jobs through referrals, but about half of the companies I've worked for have been through referrals and half "cold" through monster or linkedin, etc. and BY FAR the worst working experiences of my life have been the internal referral ones. The last time I was looking for work was 2017, though - I get the impression that things have gotten really, really bad in the past year or so.
Should be illegal but I'm sure tech companies want this loophole to remain.

Anyone based in the US/UK should be an advocate for keeping jobs local for their own long term job security. Anyone who argues the opposite baffles me (sometimes for the sake of it).
I courted making the switch to NixOS a couple times, but I just don't really see the value add to me right now. Yes, if you have a lot of machines then it maybe make sense.

At this point I just use Nix home manager for my dotfiles/userspace programs on a normal distro and I feel like I get 90% of the benefit without any of the headaches.
For those averse to LLM defeating the social aspect of tabletop roleplaying, perhaps a better entry role for an LLM agent is as NPC party companions/followers. Set up the agent with a detailed character sheet and hidden backstory/motivations and set it to listen in on conversations or VTT chat, and interject dialog on a non-spammy basis. Could lead to unusual situational ideas or at least humorous moments.
Go read "Spy the lie". Accumulation of discrepancies (His viewers don't watch other similar content?) indicates deceitful behavior.
I think people are missing something, training.

It's a new fab, and people need to be trained on current processes and work roles. If you have a skilled work force, you use them to train.
If you owned a small business you'd be singing a very different tune.
Anybody know what author is talking about with gnome and plasma not being allowed in the same configuration? I don't currently have both configured, but I ran this way from somewhere in the neighborhood of 20.09 to 23.05 with no difficulties.
What about the US providing actually good education that can produce workers able to compete with Chinese and other Asian countries?
but your competency and how you communicate does.
Out of the box sure. An agent set up specifically for this task with your code and internal docs is a whole different story.

And LLMs aren’t afraid to say “you’re wrong”, they’ve just been configured to be agreeable by default.
The US is not going to hold on to some working fab for some Taiwan-government-in-exile. As soon as you are out of power, even your allies generally take the time to plunder what they can.
It's a story about a different company and being a public benefit corporation is different than being a non-profit.

It's simply not that relevant. It's not that strange.
The pay in Switzerland is because of cost of living, mostly food, apartments.
I don't disagree with your message, but man... I disagree with the idea that putting together a hit-list in the style popularized by the US military in Afghanistan and Iraq is protected speech. There's a MASSIVE and obvious 1st amendment issue here, but in the sense of "Incitement to murder isn't covered under the 1st amendment" sense.

So yes, our reliance on platforms which can cut us off is a problem, the chilling effect on online speech is a problem. But not over this.
The lesson here is that there's no such thing as Big Tech that is not hostile towards the people. They will say whatever people want to hear on their way to market dominance, but once there, they will mercilessly fuck those same people for every cent they can get.

(I would actually extend this to all large businesses in general, but we can start with tech.)
Are you implying that children need social media to develop competency and communication skills?
I've never noticed any issues and I use Firefox as my daily driver.
Seems like a great pair. Especially the bit about static analysis instead of using string parsing.

Frankly, the dbt product hasn't really evolved much. I've been a bit disappointed with its lack of evolution toward this stuff organically. The "modern data stack" is in kind of in a magic position where they are working at very technical companies but the people using it are not SWEs who can build out the tooling themselves so they are just getting buckets of money without a really big value proposition. My team self hosts a dbt core workflow and it's been almost trivial to build out dbt's paid product ourselves
IMO these are exactly the right observations given the current tools. Maybe give Augment a try (https://www.augmentcode.com/blog/augment-is-free-for-open-so...). Disclosure: I work there. We've tried hard to improve AI models in these dimensions, but certainly a long way to go. Feedback would be highly appreciated.
> You can't compete with lower-wage countries in a globalized world with no trade barriers

I think you’ve correctly identified the solutions.
It's not the perception of "randomness" that is a problem, it's the arbitrary figure attributed to getting fired with no comment on methodology or the attributes that will get you fired.

We assume there would probably be PIP for those individuals in this hypothetical scenario. However even then, saying "10 percent of our workforce will guaranteed be subject to PIP and or firing as a matter of our staffing methodology" instantly turns much of your working time into fluffing your work and backstabbing colleagues.

OR running away at great speed.

OR telling investorts "We do not grow, we abritrarilly trim regardless of market forces."

AKA, GE.
Even proper packaging is far easier compared to other package managers. Typical distros push users away from packaging their own software, so users end up relying on ad-hoc solutions instead. Nix instead makes packaging easier by having proper tools to abstract away the nitty gritty details.

For random binaries, autoPatchelfHook works miracles.
My deepest sympathies. Find a way to spend some time and money on therapy if you can. It will help stop the problem making itself worse.
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Desktop NixOS is my daily driver for almost 3 years. I don't bother diving into deep technicalities, flakes or other complicated stuff. I define programs and settings that I need in the configuration.nix. That's all. And it works perfectly!

For complicated stuff I run containers such as docker or podman (you could use distrobox too), so I don't have a headache while trying to achieve it in NixOS (but I respect everyone who does this and makes this system grow).
Lots of practical but low impact suggestions in this thread.

I think the only real answers involve large scale decoupling from the rapidly changing social norms. Can you cobble together a social group that will go Luddite with you? If not, can you join one?
That's a problem that advertising both created and feeds off of.
I've seen similar things happen. This is a great example of the unintended second order effects of regulation. Good intentions don't ensure good outcomes.
because of the growth of the field and proliferation of closed model apis, that is out of scope for AI Engineer now - save that for the MLE and RSes
> RAIDZ Expansion: Add new devices to an existing RAIDZ pool, increasing storage capacity without downtime.

More specifically:

> A new device (disk) can be attached to an existing RAIDZ vdev
Roda also has a website https://roda.jeremyevans.net, very cool to see it still maintained. Am I right to assume it's a alternative to Sinatra?
...only with more parsing gotchas :(
Thing is, Opera had to do this specifically to work around stuff like UA-based degradation of service on YouTube etc.
Just like the US plundered any Ukrainian assets they could get their hands on, instead of supporting the Ukrainian government and freezing Russian assets instead?
Roundabout + pedestrian stoplight is probably fine. I don't think I've ever seen one and I live not too far from where the article is written.

Seems like it's still worse for pedestrians as they have to wait for the beg button.
If you know the future exactly, then sure. If your knowledge of the future is just in expected values, then it can still make sense. Imagine the radio station doing a "we'll give you a million bucks if X happens" promotion, when X is truly random. The radio station doesn't have a million bucks to front that randomness, but the insurance company can do it.
I think the point was that an orthopaedic surgeon can change hospitals and immediately get to work doing orthopaedic surgery. Sure, there might be some difference in how to clock in or who to report to, but they aren't suddenly working with a different type of human. Their job will remain constant despite changing environs, whereas moving between software companies could have you learning entirely different stacks that affect your process in fundamental ways.
I suspect they want to do a side-channel payment system.

So you pay X $100 or w/e and they increase your account by 96.50 or w/e it is after fees and X pocket that 96.50 into X's own bank account. Then when you have to pay 10 cents to somebody they move 10 cents in X's ledger while the 96.50 never moves between bank accounts.

Eventually whoever's article you read (Y) will want to withdrawal what the ledger has but ideally at that point it will be a higher value like $100 so they'd get $96.50 of that but individually each reader only paid 10 cents.
> glaring STEM field gap in the U.S.

There is no such gap. The jobs do not pay Americans enough to tolerate the conditions.
Data is all wrong. As a Millennial I've been told my entire life that my generation lazy and we don't care about our jobs. Yet somehow this article would have me believe that work enthusiasm has only gone up since we've entered the job market, or at least it did up until the pandemic exposed just how much contempt the ruling class holds for the working class.
We still need a human in the loop at the moment to make sure the behavior of the code corresponds to what is expected. If you think about it, breaking the code is breaking the wanted behavior, even when the copy-pasted code might work perfectly.
Its analog, the RF signal modulates the laser intensity and a photodiode recovers the signal
I'm not too informed on the details, but iirc drivers _do_ try and optimize shaders in the background, and then when ready swaps in a better version. But I doubt it does stuff like change threadgroup size, the programmer might assume a certain size and their shader would be broken if changed. Also drivers doing background work means unpredictable performance and stuttering, which developers really don't like.

Someone correct me if I'm wrong, maybe drivers don't do this anymore.
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At that level, that’s the role of a product manager. We aren’t going to see software engineers all transform in to project managers. Most don’t have the skills, but more importantly there’s no need for that many PM’s.
But they don’t have energy independence or food security yet, which is kind of a hard requirement for an invasion.

There’s not enough rail lines and gas pipelines from Russia to feed them with significant quantities of fossil fuels.

Imagine how bad Russias invasion of Ukraine would’ve been without energy independence and food security. The invasion of Taiwan is an order of magnitude more difficult, and Taiwan now has the recipe for how to knock out the entire naval fleet of a more powerful nation (see how Ukraine has essentially incapacitated Russia in the Black Sea).
Why not? Is there a way they can get more money if there wasn't any?
Yeah, the more I dig into it the more I see it's not all that great. It has some potential for some things but not necessarily for an autocomplete list.

https://jsfiddle.net/nhu4zef2/

This is one occurs in every browser when if you want to have a list but send the ID for the item instead of the value, it shows the value in the list and you can search by the ID or the value but the result in the input shows just the ID. User's should be not be required to know the ID of something. Like say a list of clients where user's know them by name but necessarily by ID but the database links them by ID.
You are using deflection here (deceitful). Without a list of all viewer ip's it's hard to identify where his click contractor is. Just knowing what countries his viewers are from would be sufficient.
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