skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I've seen a lot of industry outfits fail to survive 18 months with everyone doing the job they were hired for.
By 2038 all scientific papers will be titled 'Bruh.' While this might at first seem a recipe for confusion, the fundamental interconnectedness of all things as demonstrated by Ollama(Googol 13) highlight the fact that pretty much any insight is as good as any other and are all descriptions of the same underlying phenomenon. Freed from constraint like survival or the necessity to engage in economic activity, humanity in the 203s will mainly devote itself to contemplating amusing but fundamentally interchangeable perspectives within increasingly comfy pleasure cubes.
Ignoring the moral dimension for a second, I do wonder if it is harder to implement a rather cohesive, but far-reaching censorship in the chinese style, or the more outrage-driven type of "censorship" required of American companies. In the West we have the left pre-occupied with -isms and -phobias, and the right with blasphemy and perceived attacks on their politics.

With the hard shift to the right and Trump coming into office, especially the last bit will be interesting. There is a pretty substantial tension between factual reporting and not offending right-wing ideology: Should a model consider "both sides" about topics with with clear and broad scientific consensus if it might offend Trumpists? (Two examples that come to mind was the recent "The Nazis were actually left wing" and "There are only two genders".)
He set up an excellent in prison market
OK I'll admit I chuckled
Trump killed Net Neutrality during his first term and you think he would use it to justify the actions of someone running an internet black market that trafficked in drugs, prostitution and murder?
This is a riff on the original "attention is all you need" paper, there has been a few of these lately
Why are 60% staying is the real question it’s almost always the sub optimal choice
Part of the idea of decluttering is that it makes you more aware about your possessions and that changes your consumption habit / buying behaviour because you become more attuned / aware of your mindset behind ownerships of things and how you value it. So you tend to think twice (i.e. properly evaluate) before buying something if you know you are going to throw it away it later. In certain cases, you tend to buy something second-hand rather than new (if it is for short-term use only) not just to save money, but to also reduce waste.
From the underlying data:

* 1 dan

* 2 dneva

* 3 dnevi

* 5 dni

https://www.unicode.org/cldr/charts/latest/supplemental/lang...
I (and others) have vouched a few of his comments back to life, he does write a good comment.

I don't know the original reasons for his apparent perma-dead'ing (users can option to "show dead" and see these comments) but I suspect it's due to going fully Australian wih swear words and invectives when he gets a bit passionate about something .. or even just adding colour for a lark, as we do.
> everyone will be able to generate "something incredible" and then it all becomes not incredible.

no, that's just your standard moving up.

There is an absolute scale for which you can measure, and ai is approaching a point where it is an acceptable level.

Imagine if you applied your argument to quality of life - it used to be that nobody had access to easy, cheap clean drinking water. Now everybody has access to it. Is it not an incredible achievement, rather than it not being incredible just because it is common?

That quote from the movie "the incredibles", where the villain claims that if everybody is super, then nobody is, was your gist of the argument. And it is a childish one imho.
I haven't had a chance to try it yet but it looks super cool, definitely excited to play around with it and see what's possible.
I don’t think I agree that either typescript nor rust successfully hide the complexity in their type systems.

By the nature of type systems, they are tightly coupled with the code written around them.

Rust has rich features to handle this coupling (traits and derives), but typescript does not.
Maybe it would help to store all the pizza boxes vertically in a drawer?
SoftBank's current AUM is $350B
[1], and they will likely raise another fund.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SoftBank_Group
I think this is funny.

People hate congress. Yet each person can vote to only change one congressman at a time.

https://news.gallup.com/poll/1600/congress-public.aspx

October of 2001 they were up to 80% approval. Left to their own devices by Aug 2002 they were below 50%.

There's an argument to be made that congress doesn't really represent the people at large. Some people go on to make the argument that through gerrymandering politicians choose who's elected, and not the people.
My wife takes pictures of -everything- she eats, I'm sure she's not alone in this behavior. I can't eat until the photo is taken, and its a good one.

They just need to tap these people.

Its a real problem when I'm hungry.
Show HN: ConvoSeek – Search Your Chat Histories Across Platforms
ConvoSeek lets you search chat logs from platforms like WhatsApp, Messenger, and Slack in one unified interface. Built for convenience and powered by semantic search, it helps you find what you’re looking for faster. I'd love to hear your feedback!

Currently only WhatsApp and Messenger are supported but I'll add more platforms as I get more users/requests.
Hmmm... and with video games as with academia, the glut of willing low-pay labor hasn't actually made the end product much better at all.
A partnership between IonQ, the University of Maryland and the State of Maryland to establish Maryland and the U.S. capitol region as an economic center of the quantum computing industry.
I see so you accidentally retraced his footsteps from years prior and then realized it as you were reading about it.
The pace of technological development has always been permanently increasing.

We’ve always been getting better at making things better.
The comment you replied to referenced "multiple teenagers" - the very people that liquor stores cannot sell alcohol to since they're not recognized as mature enough to be freely allowed to drink.

SR allowed children to buy addictive poison without any regulation whatsoever, and Ross profited off of those transactions.

These are not comparable institutions.
> a novel attention mechanism

Why do every paper has to mention this word "novel" and these titles are getting crazier day by day.
As a non-benefitting fan of DEI, it always seemed like too little and/or too late [1] and the current generation of efforts have paid the cost of perceived injustice that are obviously counter-productive. This change to only having diversity for corporate benefit is an understandable choice of weak leaders in the current political climate but also unwelcome by those of us who care to actually move the needle on mutual understanding and healing of past injustices. Other countries have actually done this to a great extent, I think -- healing and reconciliation on horrific historical injustices, so it's not like this is totally novel social research.

Now to some extent but even more so if things get more "rude" for a lack of a more more specific but agreed on term, I think many educated and well rounded people with a choice in employment/location will lean towards working at employers which works more aggressively towards social justice, or move abroad to live in societies not plagues by this kind of un-healing racial strife. From my understanding of what it's like to be black elsewhere (UK, Canada), I'll be more and more surprised that people who have the means would choose to stay in the US much longer.

1. a 2019 study by Darrick Hamilton and colleagues estimated that eliminating the racial wealth gap in the U.S. could require a transfer on the order of $10 trillion: https://socialequity.duke.edu/wp-content/uploads/2019/10/Run...
Yes, I think (2) is sort of like saying "not even 1" and more likely a response to someone saying there is a book, whereas (1) is a more common phrasing and is just saying how many books there are.
A friend of mine said something like that. He said something like move three times to solve your clutter problems.

On the other hand, some people keep moving to bigger places...
Stripe lays off 300 employees, mostly in product, engineering, and operations
Now that I didn’t expect
I'm a little worried, in your example, that there might be some configuration required that could be frustrating without a way to do it on the device.

For example, I helped someone transfer their stuff from their old iPhone to their new one a few years ago. The way you're supposed to do it is touch your old iPhone to the new one and it'll just work. Needless to say, it didn't. I think it was about an hour of rebooting the old and new ones before it finally caught. Since there weren't any logs or settings to change or any way at all to influence the process it was more frustrating than magic.

Now, it's possible your product really is as simple as turning it on and it'll just work, in the same way a lamp is "turn on and it works", but if there's any configuration at all that the device does, please expose it to the users. Human brains are incredible at finding patterns, generally better than computers, and if there's a mismatch between the human's model of how something works and the device's model, it's best to allow the human to change the device's model
If you can, involve law enforcement (if you have enough info about the intruder, and he is in your country, etc...).

But in any case, take it as a learning opportunity. Fire your incompetent sysadmins and developers who allowed this to happen with their insecure garbage, and get people who have at least seen a computer on a picture. Not trying to victim-blame here, but letting this happen in 2025 is absolutely ridiculous.
Genuinely thought we’d never see the day. My feelings on Ulbricht are mixed and have evolved over the decade he’s been in prison.

However, the Silk Road allowed me to try LSD as an 18 year old in a safe(r) way than those that came before me.* It was those experiences that revealed I’d been depressed most of my life, and that it also didn’t have to be that way, by way of experiencing what that would feel like. I went on to seek new experiences, make new friends for the first time in my life, engage with professional mental health support, went to university, and started multiple businesses. It also introduced my staunchly-atheist self to the experience of spiritual/transcendental experiences, and how those can exist separately from, and don’t require, belief in deities or religion.

It can’t be said where I’d have wound up without those experiences, but my own understanding of myself feels pivotally tied to something I couldn’t have gone through without Ross’ actions. Still, I acknowledge it appears more likely that not he tried to have people killed, and regardless of the circumstances surrounding this, that is condemnable.

*Had it not been for an anonymous group at the time, The LSD Avengers, posting reviews using gas chromatography mass-spectrometry and reagent tests of suppliers on the site, I wouldn’t have had the confidence to take the risk of trying what I’d received. LSD is physiologically safe, not to say anything of any psychological risks, but knowing the dose allowed me to enter into the shallow end of the pool, so to speak. Common substitutes however cannot have the same said of them.

If I’d lived in a time and place that allowed for state-funded drug testing (something my own state has in fact recently abolished despite wildly successful trials), perhaps things would’ve not required a Ross Ulbricht to exist in my case, but I see this as a failure of the system and of drug prohibition as a whole.

Ross would’ve existed one way or another I believe, for better or worse, by another name, had he chosen another path. Now he gets the chance to try his life again. I felt the same way.
You appear to be confused about the difference between a pardon and parole (and even parole doesn't entail monitoring "for life").

Also, your response didn't respond to what I said (which was about previously only responding to a straw man I didn't say). I like to think we strive in good faith for a little higher level of discourse here on HN. Try to do better.
Maybe the single most confusing comment ever
It's baffling to me that there are actually comments on Hacker Gosh Darn News of all places suggesting that Ross justly belonged in prison.

He successfully created a tool to undermine one of the most unjust and predatory policies of the US State - the policy of drug prohibition.

He's a damn hero. I don't understand why Trump, who most of the time seems like a simply awful human being with no end of appetite for state power, has chosen to do this, but I'll certainly take it.

It's beyond obvious that voting and other mechanics of representative rule have not succeeded at simple policy change such as ending prohibition. I look forward to several decades of truth trumping power in the form of the internet undermining states, until the asinine mode of political organization known as the nation state is deprecated entirely.
This appears to either be a wrapper around an incomplete minimal subset of git commands (with git-lfs also included) focused only on the standard feature-branch trunk-based development workflow, or an unecessary rewrite of an inciplete subset. Either way, the semantics are identical, and most of the command are identical (except when some are renamed unnecessarily).

This is missing most of the necessary commands for when you collaborate, e.g. my remote has changes I don't have, but I also have changes it doesn't have, and the two conflict. Or to bring your feature branch ("workspace") up to date relative to the target branch so you can publish the difference for someone to review. Merge/Rebase up to date relative to a target branch is often non-trivial in real world scenarios and is part of what a code review expects to cover.

The "headline"(?) feature seems to be structural merging of JSON and YAML, which is a lesser version of semantic merging that other tools for use with git already provide.
Doesn't MS own 49% of OpenAI?
Pardoning Ulbricht was a campaign promise he made at the Libertarian National Convention in response to it being a popular demand among the libertarians.
An example I saw in school is that (if I remember correctly) you can fit the continental US, Europe, and China all inside Africa with some room to spare (and maybe a couple other large things I'm forgetting!)
He also just classified drug cartels as terrorist organizations so drug dealers are now technically facilitating terrorism. Apart from liberating this white collar drug dealer, all of his other actions have escalated the war on drugs. While he was signing these orders, he claimed that drug cartels were responsible for up to 300,000 American deaths annually (a completely fabricated number.)
*nix is a weird contraction because it doesn't (lexically) include Linux, even though everyone reads it as if it does.
>(and there's simply no place outside of academia to work on your own ideas).

And therein lies the rub. Excellent post overall!
Wind, solar, and gas are all significantly cheaper in Texas, and can be brought online much quicker. Of course it wouldn't hurt to also build in some redundancy with nuclear, but I believe it when I see it, so far there's been lots of talk and little success in new reactors outside of China.
same. to me, it's the immediacy that matters; I want as little getting in the way of getting my idea in draft form quickly. A real paper notepad and just the voice record feature of my phone are my main go-tos.

One of the biggest dangers of software solutions is that everything is so easy that it's super easy to just start playing with things that don't matter instead of actually working on the music itself. Sometimes keeping the tools simple helps keep the focus on the real work.
No. Let us decide how we want to handle it. Most of us could handle it ourselves through scripts and extensions if it really bothered us anyway.
Does anyone know if Ross had a jury trial and if not, why not?
Charles Manson never murdered anyone. Should his sentence been commuted?
Posters are missing the point by projecting themselves into the scenario. Yes, it probably isn't a concern for someone living in the US or the EU. The calculus is different if you live in a smaller country, a politically sensitive area or are involved in activism against an authoritarian state.

Even for individuals in those large, developed suprastates, it opens the door for catfishing and other social engineering approaches.
Cute, but just use jj. It has all the features evo promises (plus undo and first-class conflicts) but is robust, refined, and ready to use today. Structural merges sound like an anti-feature.

https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj
There are like 500 jobs on their careers page.

Calculated malice.
I think you could have told it as experiencing the events without making your post confusing, but you'd have to redo your first paragraph. Your first paragraph is external, meta, and places his arrest in your past, which throws off the effect when that suddenly changes in the next sentence. It's not the audience's fault that that is hard to parse.
Given the farcical nature of those allegations and all that we now know, including that others with access to the Dread Pirate Roberts account assert that the DEA agent making the allegations (who is himself now in prison for attempting to steal some of the silk road bitcoin) had access as well, it will be wonderful if DoJ attempts to bring charges, just to further clear Ross' name.

There are not a shred of evidence that Ross ever had the slightest thing to do with those conversations, and it seems much more likely that the DEA used the DPR account to frame him.
I don't think he did. The guy who he allegedly ordered a hit on doesn't believe it and argued for Ross's release.
Maybe spend a little less time reading propaganda.
i can recommmend:
https://hardwax.com (legendary berlin based record shop)
https://bleep.com (founded by warp records)
https://boomkat.com (another fine online music store from the uk)
SF spends nearly $1B on the homeless.
I have a website I use to host all my personal software. This includes a front end portfolio with various somewhat complicated data applications, I have a personal notes app, RSS reader, content feed algorithm, games, e-book reader, and S3 file manager. You are definitely right that complexity isn't as big in terms of number of users (for me, it's one), though I'm still making functionally complex applications.

Facebook is obviously going to have a ton of shit going on all at once, though for the vast majority of sites it's mostly just some form or another of CRUD with perhaps some somewhat complex front end UX.

You can build many web apps without React. To me the secret is with JSX, which makes everything way easier to manage.

Realistically the only issues with using a more minimalist framework instead of React is global state management and persistent components on page navigation. Global state management in Alpine can be done with Alpine.store and persistent components can be implemented with either Hotwired Turbo, Alpine AJAX, or HTMX. Are these things better than React Context/Redux and React Router/Next Router/Some other router? Probably not. But it does work.

I wouldn't recommend this approach for actual businesses, mostly because devs will already know React and thus be more productive. But I think it's genuinely a viable approach for building web apps.
Why don’t you post the full clip that gives context instead of some political opinion pieces
It seems you'd need to figure periodic updates into the operating cost of a large cluster, as well as replacing failed GPUs - they only last a few years if run continuously.

I've read that some datacenters run mixed generation GPUs - just updating some at a time, but not sure if they all do that.

It'd be interesting to read something about how updates are typically managed/scheduled.
I enjoyed it, personally.
it would be visible on-chain, so if you notice something weird you can take a look and point it out to us.
To parents point your metabolism will drastically change over those 3 months and the rate at which you lose weight will change.

Additionally the distribution of your muscles and fat will also change.
Got DeepSeek R1 running locally – Full setup guide and my personal review
> I think it's clear he did many things in the same vein

It is clear as mud. We now know:

* At least four other people had access to the DPR account, by design.

* One of those people (the person whose murder was supposedly ordered, who has vehemently defended Ross!) asserts that he knew that Nob (who we know who was a DEA agent) was one of those four people.

* Nob is a serial liar, and is now in prison for having stole some of the bitcoin from this operation.

...what about that make clear that Ross was within a mile of this supposed 'murder for hire' business?
WTF? the trace endpoint allows CORS from any origin?!? Why?!
Nevada was Springsteen’s best album. Sgt Pepper’s was probably the best Beatles album (although the contention for that honour is quite high).

Sometimes less is more.
Those won't stop the problem at the root, right?

The inflow/manufacture of narcotics won't be affected at all. You'll still have a constant new influx of junkies, and it you'll essentially by funding this widescale and expensive solution forever.

Much better to simple make drug trafficing and manufacture a capital offense. It's been extremely effective in a lot of jurisdictions. Even if you're squeamish about the death penalty, a back of the envelope calculations will tell you you're saving a lot more lives than you spend due to decreased overdoses, drug wars etc,
THERE WAS A FIREFIGHT
The range allowed for those sentences is way too wide. Life without parole is nowhere near reasonable for hacking, money laundering, and drugs. Being within the sentencing range is meaningless when the range encompasses any possible sentence.
Hope he goes on Dark Net Diaries.
>This thread is about people whose well being and ability to enjoy life is ruined by politics

Another facet of empathy is being able to understand other perspectives besides your own. Maybe this was your interpretation of the bounds of the conversation. It doesn't mean that is the only interpretation.

Here are the exact words from the comment I replied to: "Ended relationships, moved, started therapy or medication." I don't think those are signs someone whose "ability to enjoy life is ruined". In fact, I see those as signs of someone enjoying life more by removing or addressing things that sap the joy out of life.
I suspected as much, but felt like being pedantic. :)
I’m in the middle of reading Clean Architecture right now. The square/rectangle example is directly from the book.

The firmware statement is an argument made (differently) in the book that software is called soft because it’s easy to change. Firmware is harder to change because of its tight coupling and dependencies (to the hardware). Software that is hard to change due to tight coupling and dependencies could almost be considered firmware—like brand new code without tests can almost be considered legacy.
> openly tried to assassinate a competitor.

Unmitigated nonsense. The evidence that he was involved in this is somewhere between unreliable and nonexistent, and he (and the supposed victim) have disputed it since day one. WTF do you mean "openly"?
Fair enough. And this one in particular fits in that category of pro/anti Elon.

But the DOGE ones also being flagged[0] don't fit that category and are highly relevant and impactful, IMO.

[0] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42775684
I find your tone excessive here and expect better from hn. It's just a question and a semi-interesting one at that.
The right decision.