skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
That’s a nice generalization from a single data point but the problem here is that I have experience with… 10-15? across 7 companies in my career and it’s worrying to me to hear you say it takes you a few months - especially in today’s world where you can rapidly accelerate your rate of learning and understanding of existing idioms within a framework/specific codebase with LLMs.

As LLM capabilities and context windows advance, if you’re blaming the LLM for this it means you don’t know how to use it.

Sorry, but there is too much empirical evidence of this both from first-hand experience as well as what I’ve seen from many other practitioners who started with the question of “how can I improve this?” instead of “this sucks”.
what if i want to do that AFTER fix was applied?

what if you replace battery AFTER the fix was applied? you can't rollback.

again, it's about user's choice. it's not apple's device, but whoever bought it.
they shouldn't be even allowed to DECIDE which option is better. user should be able to pick whichever they want to go with.
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Legends. Not true. I was there, I heard the language, I spoke in Romanian to my Albanian colleagues and they spoke Albanian to me, I did not understand anything even if the sounding is quite similar. I was in a restaurant in Tirana with colleagues and I had the impression that I am in Bucharest based on the noise around me, but I was not able to understand the words. That's all the similarity.

There are some words that are the same in Albanian and Romanian, but very few. The languages are very different, Romanian is mostly based on Latin with Turkish, Slavonic and Polish influences (some Ukrainian also in Bucovina), the Dacian part is really small and the Albanian seems to be based on Illyrian dialects.
they kind of do though since that money goes into the NATO money pool and purchases weapons with US of A specifications .... ahem I meant NATO Specifications.
"Disable JavaScript" extension contains malware
This extension is still available in Firefox. (Not sure if it contains malware).

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/disable-javas...
You're the first person to correctly recognise the nick as anything other than T + Road.

Great answer! I appreciate it.
it is because it is flagged :) you think there would be like 10 comments on a story like this 1 hour after it is posted?
That has to be the most suspicious possible alternative they could have chosen to "blindly pipe curl into bash," which most developers would probably run without a second thought.
The social pressure to play the game, even when you don't need to, is so strong. It is way easier to be happy when you have money than when you don't, and it may be something close to necessary (I guess there's happy poor people) but not anywhere near sufficient. A lot of smart, driven people seem to lose sight of this.
You may jest, but

https://x.com/bungarsargon/status/1881439445523775961

> As a person with a strong track record of criticizing Elon Musk, I feel extremely confident asserting that this was not a Nazi salute. Elon Musk is a friend to the Jews. This is a man with Aspergers exuberantly throwing his heart to the crowd. We don't need to invent outrage.

"Opinion editor of Newsweek", 150k followers.
I tried this via the chat website and it got it right, though strongly doubted itself. Maybe the specific wording of the prompt matters a lot here?

https://gist.github.com/gsuuon/c8746333820696a35a52f2f9ee6a7...
This is probably pretty similar to my inner monologue as I would try and inevitably fail to come up with a good joke.
That second one isn’t funny, but it’s still interesting somehow.

Actually, it would work as a joke, but it would have to be told by an actual priest hanging out after work with two other actual priests. Ultra-niche humor.
That doesn't seem any harder because you have to do that with the Network Plugin via a popup window. Or am I missing something else?
You should be able to run it locally w/ something like Ollama. It's been a while since I tinkered with the local LLM tools, but 1.5B is tiny, so it should run at a decent clip even on just your CPU.

`ollama run hf.co/bartowski/DeepSeek-R1-Distill-Qwen-1.5B-GGUF:F16` and you're off to the races.
Not surprised on this.

I expect even more censorship on this site for the next few years (especially criticism) as even the mods and higher ups are kneeling down on this administration just a few hours into it.
Other terms from English:

Country bumpkin

Hillbilly

Hick

Clodhopper
I expect even more censorship on this site for the next few years (especially criticism) as even the mods and higher ups are kneeling down on this administration just a few hours into it.

Not a good look at all.
Lol, as someone who hates fighting with css and html, this is how I would make my web apps, everything rendered inside of a <pre> tag.
Can't speak for the incoming four years, but a look at deportations by year under Trump, Biden and previous to that, Obama show illegal migrant deportations during Trump's first term were lower than they were during every year of Obama's presidency except one, sometimes greatly lower. They were also only moderately higher than they were during the four years of the Biden administration.

A shot of hard facts after being bathed in hyperbole. Oops.

https://www.migrationpolicy.org/.../biden-deportation-record https://ohss.dhs.gov/.../immigration/yearbook/2019/table39
> He refused. It had to come from AMD. That's absurd and extortionist.

I'm on the wrong side of the Twitter wall to read the source, but that doesn't sound absurd. Extortionist, maybe. Hotz's major complaint (last time I checked, anyway) is pretty close to one I have - AMD appears to have between little and no strategic interest in consumer grade graphics cards having strong GPGPU support leading to random crashes from the kernel drivers and a certain attitude of "meh, whatever" from AMD corporate when dealing with that.

I doubt any specific boxes or testing regime are his complaint, he'd be much more worried about whether AMD management have any interest in companies like his succeeding. Third parties providing some support doesn't sound like it'd cut it. The process of being burned by AMD leaves one a little leery of any alleged support without some serious guarantees that more major changes are afoot in their management view.
You are totally bragging, but that's OK. I would hope you recognize the huge amounts of luck and context that go into a success like yours; many people work their asses off and still fail.

>> I dont believe in this rat race 60 hour a week thing.

The question is do you believe you were successful because of, or in spite of this?
This seems like a power move perfectly designed to humiliate anyone still attempting to be neutral. The mainstream media and even the ADL is being forced into a degrading charade where they can't call two full-throated nazi salutes what they obviously are.

The closest I've seen to calling this what it is is Rolling Stone pointing out that actual neo-Nazis are thrilled at having him speak directly to them[1].

[1] https://www.rollingstone.com/politics/politics-news/elon-mus...
Gather 'round while I sing you of Wernher von Braun
A man whose allegiance
Is ruled by expedience
Call him a Nazi, he won't even frown
"Ha, Nazi, Schmazi" says Wernher von Braun

Don't say that he's hypocritical
Say rather that he's apolitical
"Once the rockets are up, who cares where they come down?
That's not my department" says Wernher von Braun
Yep, I'm totally not surprised on this.

I expect even more censorship on this site for the next few years (especially criticism) as even the mods and higher ups are kneeling down on this administration just a few hours into it.

Not a good look.
I used Mixxx as a teenager to feel like a DJ. Great to see it here!
> a startup is just a vehicle to make money

That is what's taught in many start up schools, for good reason. A startup can't ignore money without great luck.

However, it's not actually true. Lots of people start companies to make things better in some way, rather than to make bank. Some of them make bank regardless. Many businesses just tick along, but don't care about 'success' as determined by yacht size/botox per square inch/'status'.

> if you go and "build a startup" for any other reason than making money you will fail barring extraneous circumstances.

The idea that motivating people by money is the only or even best option is a major propaganda point in the class war (and quite silly if you think about it).
I got 2 of these cheap mp3 headphones with a sd card slot. One charges while the other is in use. The charge is usually good for a few hours. I have a few SD cards with my playlists that I insert on the headphones as desired. They also have Bluetooth capabilities which is a plus. The FM function is mostly useless for me. It's a bit primitive but it works for me. I have no need to pay monthlies and don't care if there's an internet connection. Plus, I don't have to carry additional hardware.

BS19C Bluetooth-Compatible Headset Sports Music Headphone TF Slot FM Radio

https://www.ebay.com/itm/364453819724
You do not need to give it internet access for LAN mode to function, but you lose a LOT of features that the cloud app and mobile app give you. For example, you can no longer do anything with the camera in LAN mode, even from the official Bambu Studio app. So no timelapses or ability to check in on it from even just elsewhere in my house.

There's also other limitations of it in features I don't really use, for example IIRC the RFID stuff they do with their print spools stops working.
Also, feel like specifying how its collaboration has been "eager" or how it in any relevant way is related to the plight of migrants, instead of just tossing out some accusatory virtue signalling?
Does WebGPU really help for graphics, compared to WebGL? I always thought WebGPU was specifically for the non-graphics GPU applications.
Yes, I'm human and am above the $2/day poverty line, so I'm in the 10%.
c++, GPL2
Not a big fan of this. The suggested effects have some ambiguities. For example, does sprintf imply the errno effect that's only required under POSIX? Does printf imply file or just system depending on implementation?

I'm also not sure what you really gain from this effort beyond mut annotations. It doesn't give you a way to detect or eliminate UB. It doesn't allow the compiler to optimize pure functions better like the reproducible directive does. A better effects system could do these things, but this is an unhappy middle ground between something simple enough to actually get standardized and something powerful enough to provide useful guarantees.
>> When you see a successful boss, look around for his successful reports.

With a good boss you don't have to look; they hold these people out and highlight their work, those people recursively do the same thing. In true success there's so much to go around.
Just to be clear, there's one main mod (dang) and they don't flag submissions, that honour falls to regular users who've been here a year or three or more (whatever the time | point threshold is).

Most of the users that can [flag] also have the option to [vouch]. If enough vouch the flag is reveresed (as far as I know).
these thing will come, after it's too late.

robber Barons also destroyed nature and communities. only in their old age they tried to be remembered by universities and libraries.

only question is if musk and Zuckerberg will build their 2080 ouvres still in the USA or elsewhere. remember most Barrons made their fortunes living in the North East and ended up on the West. the world is more global today. the Musk University might as well end up in Shenzhen.
Thanks Peter! On 2) is this something you could help with through a consultation, if/when I decide to go try this route?
Naming Tokens in Design Systems: Terms, Types, and Taxonomy
tech community seems to have shifted to the political right in the last few months.

where on the internet can you even speak up right now? Or what can be done in person? people voted for this.
Where did the terrible idea of pipelines as config come from anyway?
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The HR threats are execrable, but an old school hacker would be happy to call you whatever you want, man, woman, demonking42, 0x10c, …
They just hired Ballard Partners, a swamp creature PR firm tied to Trump[1].

[1] https://jewishinsider.com/2025/01/anti-defamation-league-tru...
Lots of iOS stuff will bypass any configured VPN, including hotspot (but also APNS and other hardware-serial-linked OS stuff).
Where did you learn how to do this? I would love to learn more about understanding half of what this article said but I don’t know how to start.
No ... try claude.ai or meta.ai (both behave the same) by asking them how many r's in the (made up) word ferrybridge. They'll both get it wrong and say 2.

Now ask them to spell ferrybridge. They both get it right.

gemini.google.com still fails on "strawberry" (the other two seem to have trained on that, which is why i used a made up word instead), but can correctly break it into a letter sequence if asked.
The threshold for concern here is when the crowd all wave back in unison ...
I partly agree, but there are puzzle heavy games with throwaway plots and people do mention they like games because of the puzzles, so I thought my observation was non-obvious.

People still talk about the death of adventure games being caused by moon logic puzzles, but I don't hear people mention that part of the problem is the design space of item based puzzles is more limited than you'd think (I mean non-magic, non-NPC stuff) and has been mostly explored.
Is the instructions to pass something off built into the model or is it clever prompting or a bit of both?
Led to the muslim conquest of Persia, What a tragic chapter in the history of my nation!
>> This isn’t bitterness. At 50, I am where I want to be. But if you had asked the 35 year old me - divorced, negative net worth, shitty job with out of date skillset, etc. I wouldn’t have put on a happy face and say I’m not a failure.

The GP didn't say they thought it was a success at the time; quite the opposite. Aren't you basically saying the same thing, only with a different timeline?
At least there’s an appeals process which can potentially remedy that. It’s far from perfect, but a jury’s power to convict is not absolute.
I don't think you understand the original argument of this thread or my questions. Would Gazans be more moved to hate Israeli's by the problematic show you quoted, or the fact that 90% of them have been made homeless and many have lost their friends and family?

And what of similar problematic propaganda on the Israeli side?
>DeepSeek is a plucky little company

DeepSeek is a Chinese AI company and we're talking about military technology. The next world war will be fought by AI, so the Chinese government won't leave China's AI development to chance. The might of the entire Chinese government is backing DeepSeek.
Why ask it for a joke? That's such a bad way to try out a reasoning model
And even if you ask it straight out. It jibes with my definition as well as does the investopedia.

https://chatgpt.com/share/678ee649-6e30-8010-b16b-d152ac228d...
You can't vouch for posts, only comments.
AMD's offer was more than fair. Hotz was throwing a trantrum.
It wouldn't be at all the first time I've heard it. Thanks for the specific hints.

A fair amount of the time, I do notice that my writing could have an unintended, uncharitable reading like that, but I either can't think of a good way to improve it or (more commonly) just don't feel responsible for doing so. Tone of voice is notoriously hard to communicate; even explicit markers (such as smilies) are often more easily interpreted as sarcastic or insincere.

I especially don't like adding a lot of words to try to avoid giving that impression - because when other people do it, I often feel like they're wasting my time with all the extra words I have to read. (But of course, they don't know that I was already willing to read them charitably....)
If you have the time, this long personal story by Lynn Conway about her life might show another relevant perspective.

https://ai.eecs.umich.edu/people/conway/RetrospectiveT.html
even reddit seems to be trending to the right, which is odd
The real trouble starts when regular people allow the "purity test" type people to have any sort of power or influence instead of laughing and ignoring them like we should. This can result in a destructive purity spiral, even over seemingly trivial issues.

https://unherd.com/2020/01/cast-out-how-knitting-fell-into-a...
In Rekordbox's case Pioneer have restricted the jogwheel mapping to Pioneer hardware only. So, you pretty much need Pioneer hardware to use Rekordbox. And seeing as Pioneer decks are almost industry standard in clubs and you need Rekordbox to organise your playlists, they have the DJ hardware market sewn up. Which is very frustrating because Rekordbox has to be the most resource intensive (& therefore inefficient) DJ software available.
> Off-Topic: Most stories about politics, or crime, or sports, or celebrities, unless they're evidence of some interesting new phenomenon.

It is certainly an interesting new phenomenon or development.
My immediate response as well.
I don't know who you think I am or what you think you're saying, but none of that applies to me.
>> Smart Charter. I think that might still be a viable business even today,

I'm less convinced. Although to be fair, I'm really not the target market.

I think the root fail of this kind of business is that it's a Venn diagram of two circles, with very tiny overlap.

Firstly, flying commercial is "simple". You want to go from A to B at some point in the future. You want to buy a ticket, show up, and fly.

Sure, I get the TSA crap and so on, but it's fundamentally reliable. Not to mention cheap.

Private travel bypasses TSA, and sure there's glamor, and a bigger seat. But unreliable is built in also.

Or put another way, the jet owner goes wherever and whenever they like. The pay a lot for perfect convenience. But it makes that "empty return leg" unreliable. And of course, the further ahead you plan, the less reliable it is.

So there's one circle of people who can afford their own (whole or partial) jet. There's one circle who just want reliable A to B.

What you're left with is people who have enough to make it a business, but not enough to charter a plane themselves.

So your market are price insensitive enough to be preparedto pay more, but also don't really plan their travel, or don't need to travel reliably. Which just seems like a vanishingly small group.

In other words, what you are selling is worse than commercial (planing and reliability) coupled with worse than private (no control over where or when).

Which leaves such a tiny sliver of a market, where brokers practically outnumber customers.
Why nuclear build costs are soaring; and Australia faces the biggest increases
If anyone is trying to run these models (DeepSeek-R1-xxx) on LM Studio you need to update to 0.3.7 Was trying all day to find the error in the Jinja template and was able to make them work by switching to manual then in my email see they added support in the latest version. It was a good learning experience have never really needed to fiddle with any of those settings as most the time they just work. If you did fiddle with the prompt hitting the trash can will restore the original and once you upgrade the Jinja parsing errors go away. Cheers!
File Systems: The Original Hypermedia
These components look like an excellent entry into the reliability of form components. I have tried them yet, but look forward to testing them out
Who can say?
I have vouched for posts .. but it doesn't always appear as an option ...

Addendum1: I haven't compiled a detailed cross referenced list of observations about HN .. but it's got a lot of little subtle quirks from custom coding .. I suspect there's a window for submission vouching that's only open to users with certain other privlege escalations, or perhaps a stochastic element throws that chance to a random few .. eg: I have no option to vouch for this flagged submission, but I have had that option on others.

Addendum2: Jtsummers may well be right. There may also still be other odd little factors <shrug>.
So? Every other model maker is doing that. Including OAI

There's a lot more to making foundation models and Deepseek are very much punching well above their weight
The colloquial definition of rape includes using your fingers, which is what he did. The fact that the specific NY law defines digital violation as a separate offense from "rape" doesn't make using the term improper for the non-NY-lawyers among us.
I'm sorry, the tone of your comment makes it sound like it comes from a place of personal knowledge. Can you elaborate?
At the risk of digressing - do you think there's a baby in that bathwater?

I agree completely that BTC is basically a scam at this point, as are most of the top coins by market cap.

However, there are a few interesting cryptocurrency projects out there which are quietly getting better and better (ie, Nano). Do you have any interest in the potential of the field, or has BTC soured you on the whole thing?
Excellent point. We have many decently large programs. In fact, we have pretty much the jackpot. Ed Feigenbaum famously wrote EPAM, one of the first simulators of human memory. Not only is the program extensively documented in numerous published papers and reports, and not only is entire the code online (https://purl.stanford.edu/vq775jv4844) but if you look at that code, it's actually a compiler output, so it shows us how pretty much every type of IPL-V instruction compiles!
You can vouch for posts, but only once they're [dead]. [flagged] is not [dead] on its own, and so nothing can be done by users yet (other than maybe reaching out to the mod). If it acquires enough flags to become [dead], then those of us with enough karma could vouch for it.

Note that the same thing is true for comments. Occasionally, but not often, you'll find a [flagged] comment that isn't [dead], you can't vouch for those either. Only once they become [dead] can they be vouched for.
going to start introducing all my straw men with “according to the Internet” and closing all my arguments with “if you downvote me it’s because you’re triggered” now, thank you for this neat trick
Come on... it's fine that you haven't followed the story, there's a lot going on, but the snotty condescension is very frustrating:

These newly unredacted documents reveal exchanges between Meta employees unearthed in the discovery process, like a Meta engineer telling a colleague that they hesitated to access LibGen data because “torrenting from a [Meta-owned] corporate laptop doesn’t feel right ”. They also allege that internal discussions about using LibGen data were escalated to Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg (referred to as "MZ" in the memo handed over during discovery) and that Meta's AI team was "approved to use" the pirated material.

https://www.wired.com/story/new-documents-unredacted-meta-co...
+1 on the Gimlet media.

Also reading Scott Belsky's "The messy middle" let me match a lot of my experience.

I tried to read "Eating Glass: The Inner Journey Through Failure and Renewal" but didn't have the energy/stomach.

Re a16z - "The hard thing about hard things" is not bad either.

However I think a frequent series short stories over a large period of time, would make for much better content.
Are there really not enough qualified American born engineers? Do you see exponentially better talent from H1b engineers?
OK, but in practice what sort of common ground do you think we can find here? Because it sure seems like the only possible solution is to give Ukraine enough advanced weapons to exterminate all the orcs. If you have a feasible alternative then I'm sure we'd all love to hear it. The real world is an ugly place and sometimes there is no win-win solution.
> I’m still not sure what pg thinks “Wokeness” means.

So then what is it about his essay that you find so upsetting?