skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Are people forgetting about how incredibly loud is a sonic boom? It is unlikely that it will get rights to fly over land, just like the Concorde.

Remember a few years back when the Canadian-made Bombardier C-Series was selling well, so Boeing got their allies in the US government to impose a 300% tax on them as an "America First" policy?

Well, the rules around sonic booms were similar. Were there sonic booms? Sure. But the real reason for the ban was that they were foreign-made sonic booms.

Now the world's only supersonic passenger plane is being made in America, you might find Congress is much less worried about sonic booms.
Have you tried running the full R1 model with that? People in sibling comments mention high end EPYCs gor a 10K machine, but I’m curious whether it’s possible to make a 1-2K machine that could still run those big models simply because they fit in RAM.
> Get a degree if you want the education for its own sake.

Most people can’t afford to spend tens of thousands of dollars to get an “education for its own sake” and go to school so they can convince some entity with money to give them some of that money in exchange for labor. They can then take that money to exchange for goods and services.
Stop making this about "westerners" and "chinese". We don't care. Your bubble isn't representative of "westerners".
I'd also be delighted with, and happy to part with cash for, such a thing.
I migrated off textmate to sublime, never regreted it.
"Long COVID" encompasses several very distinct nosological categories, which makes it a difficult term to talk about. There are at least four distinct subtypes - people who had severe acute illness and suffered respiratory injury, people who had severe acute illness and suffered cardiovascular or renal injury, people who had a relatively mild acute illness but developed long-term neurological or musculoskeletal sequelae, and people who developed those latter symptoms during the COVID pandemic without actually being infected with COVID. All of those types of suffering are very real, but may have very different causes and require different treatments.
Also the same person who thinks all the Palestinians in Gaza should go to Jordan or Egypt.
Polish ones:

https://stare.e-gry.net/czasopisma
I see a lot of "what did I tell you, look here, bad communist party product". But in reality most likely this startup isn't doing it out of malice. It's just one of many criteria that need to be met to do business in China. This does not lessen the achievement.
If you really have good intentions, you need to state clearly that it was written by AI at the top.

The place that you just removed the fake author from would be a good position I think, you could even put the logo of the AI you used where the profile picture was.
From my experience supporting Rails app longer than a month becoming more complex due to a lot of meta-magic (method_missing and friends, abused by rails itself). Elixir/Phoenix feels exactly like Rails with these issues fixed. Longest living production app is ~8 years now, doesn't feel like legacy at all. Upgrades are easy. Easy to figure out what's exactly happening right there.

Also, resource consumption/optimization. I noticed i need to do something about it on first week of development, which is sad (and spends dev time on non-relevant stuff). Phoenix designed to avoid it (including stupid stuff like N+1 problem)
Trump asks SpaceX to 'go get' two stranded ISS astronauts. They're not stranded
GPs here are just absolutely useless. Have you tried reaching out to one of the specialized clinics? I've been under treatment for ME/CFS at Vermoeidheidkliniek (yeah, not the best name) and all of the specialists there have been incredibly helpful and willing to try different things.
Yeah, OIDC with session-based access makes sense, especially for enforcing policies dynamically. For secure PDF access, we’ve found pre-signed URLs to be a solid approach. They allow temporary, controlled access without requiring ongoing authentication.

Here’s a simple example using AWS S3 (or any S3-compatible storage) to generate a pre-signed URL for a PDF: https://github.com/pdfbolt/generate-s3-presigned-url

This works well for temporary document access in workflows like report generation, invoicing, and legal docs.
So can we now have a trio of ulra large optical telescopes, flying in an ultra high resolution formation, used to create images useing optical interferometry, now. Now? Want!
And if the international astronomic comunity drags there feet , advocating for more "science" missions, and getting proof of exo habbitats befor they can look for them, tenures safe, then lets defund the whole mess, and build telescopes at scale, get optical data, and THEN they can theorise in they very own arm chairs at home, about all the anomalies they want.
I've bought a license recently. I found the LSP-clangd plugin to be useful for the linting features of clangd and clangd-tidy for a C++ project recently. Having the lint highlighting helped me clean up some possible problems, (after reducing the number of types of lint to a shortish whtielist)
It'll be much more subtle than that: simply deploy ICE personnel at polling stations who will arrest any non-white person who cannot prove their lawful residence on the spot. They'll be let out, but only after the election is passed.
If you are locked in to TypeScript, you are basically locked in to VSCode (albeit a "soft" lock-in).
> Some specs should be mandatory
100% agree

OpenID Foundation seems took a path of making "profiles" like FAPI rather consolidation and enforcing the best practices and depricating the bad.

FAPI (Financial-grade API Security Profile 1.0) https://openid.net/specs/openid-financial-api-part-1-1_0.htm...

I hope the community will combine it all at some point and add specifications for proper policy and resources management too by looking at the full lifecycle of modern applications.
ahaha fair
I haven't used Claude much personally, but have seen https://svelte-llm.khromov.se/ built to help on that front, do you might want to check it out.
While AI won’t replace all software engineers, it will exasperate the problem of companies not wanting to hire junior engineers and make it even harder to break the can’t get a job <-> don’t have experience cycle.

The market for software developers is already saturated and it’s going to take years for it to balance out.
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As messed up as it is, he is bargaining for his enterprise. Under the table deals for him and his partners (there are many now, crypto, truth social, $djt, kushner family, these are the ones we know) where other countries negotiate the tariff down via these nasty secret exchanges.

The legacy of this administration may truly be so bad that people will be slapped by old ladies when this all over. Spit on.
I implemented a data access permissions layer in SQL stored procs with setbased logic with allow/deny and include/exclude functionality and some 'security rules composability'.

Implementing it definitely took some of the hardest thinking at that job. But it's possible.
Show HN: Breadcrumbs – A Genuine Indie App to Help You Nurture Your Relationship
Hey everyone! Longtime reader here, but this is my first time posting — because, honestly, I’m confused. I always believed that if you build something great, the right customers will find you. But now that I’m actually trying to sell something for the first time, I’m realizing that might not be true.

I poured a lot into this project—it’s personal, and I genuinely believe it’s better than some of the top apps in this space (yes, competitors are making serious money). And yet… no one is even downloading it.

So, is the indie dev era over? Do you need a massive marketing budget just to get a foot in the door? Or did I just spend all this time building something nobody actually wants?

Would genuinely love to hear your thoughts!
There is obviously whole medical system for cash paying upper class. That’s why I am trying to have some cash on hand for medical emergency. Few thousand euros can make a difference of 50 years in treatment methods here in Germany. The outcome may be massively better this way. Sadly I learned this lesson the hard way.
Ask HN: Coping with Politics in 2025?
There's plenty of 24/7 ragebait political news out there, and I feel powerless to help change the trajectory of our world.

How are you all managing stress, in regards to politics?
Anybody has pointers on DeepSeek R!1 671B instances I could access with a noscript/basic (x)html browser | web API?
Pure functions in the context of databases are a rarity. A database is meant to be persisting data while upholding certain consistency, integrity and isolation guarantees. This basically means that most of the database-using SQL functions can never be pure, because having side effects is their whole purpose. Whats more, integrity and isolation are basically untestable, especially with unit testing.

So imho the DB people are totally right, to test any SQL, you need database tables with data in them.
I'm curious though- as somebody who is reasonably technical I get why you would prefer Sublime to something like VSCode, but why not Emacs?
Have you searched for a co-founder, or are you looking for one now? Many products try to help, but even success stories like YC’s Co-founder Match may be a case of survivor bias.

At the same time, I often see startups working on similar ideas to mine. Some founders have strong VC expertise, while I bring product and management experience. What if we joined forces instead of competing? If we’re all early-stage startups, merging is still simple—there’s no complex cap table yet, no heavy commitments.

But most matching platforms only introduce you to a person based on skills and interests. What if you met someone who is already solving a similar problem? Someone who is building, facing the same challenges, and actively working on a complementary solution?

Currently, Unicorns Club has profiles of many solo founders who are building similar things. I’m thinking—what if we gave them a way to match and connect? Instead of two separate projects, they could create one that is 10X stronger—because the right people working together can achieve exponentially more than individuals alone.

What do you think, guys? Do you need this feature?
The next generation of weak learners
Without knowingly being infected with COVID is probably a better way to phrase that.
there's entire books on this phenomenon, it isn't at all unusual. happened to japan, korea, etc. moving up the value chain!
archive is javascript walled (capcha)
Yes, Apple made an exception for JavaScript because of the browser. But in the early days of iOS, dynamic languages were prohibited for power efficiency reasons.
No, not everyone is as lacking in empathy as you.
> there weren’t any solid open-source alternatives

Theres continue.dev, weird your AI didn’t know about it. https://github.com/deepseek-ai/awesome-deepseek-integration/...
> it was one of the strongest causal signals in the team's GWAS analysis (2,801 microbial taxa and 7,967,866 human genetic variants from 5,959 individuals), and it was the only one that validated (M. morganii levels versus major depression) when they went back and checked multi-year health records taken after the original microbiota samples.

I don't know what any of this means, but it sounds very much like https://xkcd.com/882/
You write very well, and there are some nice insights in there. I clicked through out of curiosity but ended up reading a lot.
It is not a buyout. The memo and resignation template do not state buyout.

It is administrative leave with pay and benefits, but this leave only starts after your agency HR processes it from what I understand. It's more like a severance package.

https://www.opm.gov/fork
I've been doing C# for a long time, and throughout C# has quietly got on with delivering.

No drama over Generics, Exceptions, Lambdas/Closures, functional vs procedural syntax, etc. C# either did a lot of this well already or was quietly added to the language in broadly sensible ways. The package management isn't perfect, but I don't think any ecosystem has mastered that yet. It's more sensible than NPM at least. ( But what isn't! )

And all the while, a lot of work has been done for performance, where now I'd trust it to be as fast as almost anything else. I'm sure the SIMD wielding C/Rust experts can out-perform it, but for every day code C# is writeable, readable and still performs well.

Okay, so C# 1.0 was a clunky beast, it wasn't until version 2 where they fixed things like captures of variables in closures when it became pleasant to write. I don't know if it was Microsoft's ownership or the 1.x C# experience that put people off.
DeepSeek is not Big Tech... then is getting in trouble? mmmmh?
Things to consider when modifying your data systems
They might not be robots as we see them. But machines doing harvesting, planting, tiling, fertilizing, spreading various cides are already hugely automated and basically can run themselves with light supervision.
As someone who also loves ST, please do not do this. Stay far away from bringing in something like that. If someone really wants this it seems much better suited for a plugin, which anyone can make.
I've used it for 15 years and ST is still the first thing I install on a new PC.

All thoughts, meeting notes, journals, blog post drafts... everything is jotted down in ST first. I even went as far as writing my own to-do list syntax highlighter[1] which is the main reason ST is always open, at home and at work, even though I mostly use VSCode and IntelliJ for coding nowadays.

[1]: https://github.com/mlagerberg/todo
An overlooked nuclear force helps keep matter stable, study reveals
So EU will start to publish everything like DeepSeek? Up to their 671B LLMs?
Prisoners?
Its also faster when used via Remote Desktop, VNC etc. so still doing it for these reasons.
> If any bullets were found and if the gun was shown to be a ballistic "match," the article neglected to mention it.

Good point - maybe I read too much into "The search turned up what police say is the murder weapon".

On the principle, I'm contending the tree wasn't poisoned. However they got the guy's name, whether it came out of some high-tech black box, or a detective remembered the guy from somewhere, or they, I don't know, employed a clairvoyant and conducted a seance, once they've looked at the guy's socials and the CCTV and seen it's the same dude, there's no poison.
"NASA has long said the crew isn't "stranded" and a plan to return them safely to Earth has been in place for months."

This sentence includes a link to another NPR article about that plan from August, which is titled: "NASA will bring stranded astronauts back on SpaceX — not Boeing's Starliner"
Not very bad per se. It would be summer and winter for the whole planet, in longer cycles. It didn't hurt the development of advanced civilizations on earth at all. You have pressure to adapt.
In 2016, normal parameters would be to increase military and intelligence gathering spending and start a war somewhere in order to establish democracy and reduce oil prices. Things could have been much worse than a US that had conflicts inwards rather than outwards.
Distilling ModernBERT into a static model doesn't work
Hello everyone,

here's some experiments we tried in distilling a ModernBERT model into a smaller model. Hope you enjoy!
Shooting people is not illegal in the US -- I'm not sure this is the best analogy or there will be huge limitations when discussing decompilation efforts.

Plenty of people are shot or killed lawfully with firearms.
ADHD and Autism are interesting, because they are entirely based on certain clinical presentations and the opinion of the diagnosing practitioner. There are a certain set of traits that are "classically" ADHD for example, so what happens if you show 80% of those traits and show the counter-case for 20% of the traits? I expect that neurodivergence is going to become far more nuanced in its assessment, with a better understanding of an individual's whole psychological profile.
> Have you ever logged into a website using your Google or Facebook account? Or connected an app to access your GitHub data? If so, you’ve already used OAuth2, whether you knew it or not.

Or SAML. Had to implement SAML at work recently.
Look up the Streisand effect.
OpenAI says Chinese rivals using its work for their AI apps
> You can still stand out by being an outstanding coder and good person/communicator.

There are tens of thousands of “outstanding coders” and even if you are one of the best, how do you communicate that through a resume to stand out from the crowd? Honestly, most companies don’t need great coders.

Historically I haven’t cared about the mission of the company except when I was working for a company that sent nurses to the homes of special needs kids and when I was consulting for state and local government during COVID.

But, what triggered me is the thought “I just care about coding and not the actual business value of what I’m doing
A phone has enough transmission power to communicate with a satellite?

I would think the electromagnetic waves the phone sends are going out in a sphere, right? Then the loss on the way to the satellite must be gigantic.
Beyond Barnum: crafting meaningful requirements in system design
Isn't that what being "Open" should be all about?
They are aware of this which is why they add that those strange lipids have independently been associated with depression.
Well, most shampoos have a warning label about external use only so there is at least some effort to keep it out of a person's system.
"I'm curious, but not enough to investigate on my own!"
This is incorrect. The vote was 49.8% for Trump vs 48.3% for Kamala.

https://www.cfr.org/article/2024-election-numbers
Oracle, MSSQL, DB2, et. al., are essentially like magic when it comes to making hopeless piles of SQL run quickly. This is because these engines have all ostensibly targeted the business people over the decades more than the tech people.

Features like dynamically optimizing queries as they return results [0,1,2] isn't something you chase if your audience is willing to rewrite the universe at the first sign of incongruity.

[0] https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/sql/relational-databases/p...

[1] https://www.ibm.com/docs/en/i/7.5?topic=overview-adaptive-qu...

[2] https://apex.oracle.com/pls/apex/features/r/dbfeatures/featu...
If you'd rather get coolant on a dedicated device, there are some insanely good mobile calculator apps—and desmos' site or mobile app. You can install them on a virtually limitless range of devices.
What's good for the goose is good for the gander. Obviously a transformative work and not an intellectual property violation any more than OpenAI injesting every piece of media in existence.
Yes, it can, and pretty well. In fact, it's my favorite feature and the reason I still wear my Pebble 24 hours a day - reliable alarms and notifications.
> I don't hate AI I just don't want things I've created being used to enrich multi-billion dollar companies for free.

I mean I think in the minds of AI evangelists (particularly of the quasi-religious "LLMs will bring forth a benevolent god-like superintelligence" variety), those are essentially the same thing.

(Yeah, it's ridiculous characterisation, but given the source it shouldn't be _surprising_ characterisation.)
Sublime is my default editor on Windows since 2012. I really enjoy its lightweight and cleanness.
Possibly because Claude knows these are not in short supply by any means and its capabilities can be put to better use.

https://duckduckgo.com/?t=ftsa&q=hitler&iax=images&ia=images
The stations would not have to be connected via data cables.
Yep, same in slovenia.

We pay a lot of taxes for healthcare insurance, and the primary level of healthcare is totally fscked. When the employer has to deduct the insurance from your paycheck, even goddamn cent is double checked by the government... when your primary care physician quits/dies/retires, well, "sorry, there are no doctors taking new patients in your area". Further away? Nope. Somewhere finally a new doctor starts and accepts new patients... this: https://images.24ur.com/media/images/1106xX/Sep2024/5916255a... (yes, this is the line of people without a primary doctor trying to get one).

So, fever, general unwell feeling... could be a flu.. could be bacterial.. probably just a flu.. or a cold... it's always just a cold.. but are you sure? You could go to a private doctor, pay for the checkup, pay for the blood work, but will you pay if it's probaby just a cold/flu?

Feeling really bad and also start vomiting + diarrhea? Go to the only place where you can get checked out fast... the emergency room... and then emergency protocols have to be implemented there, because there are too many people there, and they can't handle it.
Astronomers discover 196-foot asteroid, 1-in-83 chance of hitting Earth in 2032
I’m following her progress on Patreon and the fact that she’s getting better is great! Can’t wait her comeback video!
Hell, I still like TextMate in 2025 :)

(Though I use Sublime more, and I like it as well)
Because there are two unstoppable laws of the universe:

Physics.

Laziness.

Forget authentication, I know some people who leave their car key in their car and their front door unlocked because they can't be arsed.
Love the simplicity of your to to-do list syntax highlighter in comparison to todo.txt. That's more how my brain works, as simple as possible. Especially your take on the due date vs. date when you plan to do it.
Will definitely try it out.
(opportunity) cost to dig into ownership
In my 10-person team example, what in your opinion would the company with the rest of the 9 people do once the AI proves its value in that team?

Your hypothesis is AFAIU is that the company will just continue to scale because there's an indefinite amount of work/ideas to be explored/done so the focus of those 9 people will just be shifted to some other topic?

Let's say I am a business owner I have a popular product with a backlog of 1000 bugs and I have a team of 10 engineers. Engineers are busy both juggling between the features and fixing the bugs at the same time. Now let's assume that we have an AI model that will relieve 9 out of 10 engineers from cleaning the bugs backlog and we will need 1 or 2 engineers reviewing the code that the AI model spits out for us.

What concrete type of work at this moment is left for the rest of the 9 engineers?

Assuming that the team, as you say, is not constrained by the lack of ideas or ambition, and the feature backlog is somewhat indefinite in that regard, I think that the real question is if there's a market for those ideas. If there's no market for those ideas then there's no business value $$$ created by those engineers.

In that case, they are becoming a plain cost so what is the business incentive to keep them then?

> Businesses in every industry will be able to hire software engineering teams that are so good that in the past, only the big names were able to afford them

Not sure I follow this example. Companies will still hire engineers but IMO at much less capacity than what it was required up until now. Your N SQL experts are now replaced by the model. Your M Python developers are now replaced by the model. Your engineer/PR-review is now replaced by the model. The heck, even your SIMD expert now seems to be replaced by the model too (https://github.com/ggerganov/llama.cpp/pull/11453/files). Those companies will no longer need M + N + ... engineers to create the business value.