skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Article is about reports from German customers (this is clear in the orignal title, but not the current HN title), and mostly with 16TB Exos HDDs.

FWIW, I just bought a bunch of Seagate HDDs (US vendor) and my warranty periods line up with the DOMs on the packaging.

You can check your warranty period/status at:

https://www.seagate.com/support/warranty-and-replacements
Hi! I was a Sublime Text fan throughout University, and I would have loved to continue using it. Unfortunately for me Sublime lacks too many necessities, and that forced me off Sublime and onto the much slower VSCode.

I really wish Sublime would develop a more solid plugin system and have some sane built-ins such as a terminal.
I live in Kenya and have not heard of a single person who got "long covid", or knows someone who does. It has nothing to do with working oneself to death as you imagine, this is a phenomenon that does not exist outside a certain social bubble.

You say you speak from experience. What exactly is your third world experience based on?
This was always true before covid. Some of us reset our expectations during covid to expect people to be better than before, but many of us apparently didn't, which shouldn't be entirely surprising. It takes a long time to totally change a culture, and a lot of people were very happy to revert to the way things were before.

Reverting back to the way things were when life was simpler doesn't make them bad people, it just makes them human.
New Asteroid Tops NASA's Impact Risk Chart, 1.2% Chance of 2032 Collision
An agreement was signed before Starliner came down
What is to be acknowledge, exactly? By Go convention, values are to always be "useful", so the error is only significant if you need to use the error value for some reason. They are not logically intertwined like you have postulated.

Consider:

func GetData() (*Data, error)

Both returned values are independently observable. Unless you need the error value for your particular situation, the Data variable contains everything you need to know. You can otherwise ignore the error value. Likewise, if all you need is the error value, you can ignore the Data value.

Success/failure values are logically intertwined by convention in some other languages, but you can't reasonably take idioms from other languages and slap them down on Go like that. Just as you cannot reasonably do so in reverse. Different languages express things differently. That's what makes them different.

Is that the disconnect here? That you believe all languages share the exact same idioms?
I'm actually not 100% on this; there is a cache, and it should speed things up on subsequent runs, but maybe not as much as one might think: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42864971
Suggestion: implement a vimtutor: subltutor
The gays didn't murder millions of jews.
This is literally the definition of victim-blaming:

"Victim blaming occurs when the victim of a crime or any wrongful act is held entirely or partially at fault for the harm that befell them."

Imagine if I said "She always wore low-cut dresses. Her lack of preventative measures caused her to get raped. She did it to herself!"

Lots of people masking up still get COVID.
The dose makes the poison, what if a new method was 1,000,000x more efficient would there still be more total money spent on GPUs because of it. What if efficiency brought it down such that inference on CPUs that people already have is good enough. I see a large demand curve but not an infinite one.

For example laptops are getting faster every year but most people I know are not clamoring for the latest laptop, same with phones, good enough is good enough and people would rather save the money. If a laptop came out that was 50x faster for the same price people wouldn’t buy 50x more laptops, they would wait even longer to upgrade.
Kotlin would have definitely been a step up over Java purely for null safety.

In hindsight, RoR or Django would probably have been a better starting place considering their financial constraints (non-technical bootstrapping founders), but now that they are larger and more established Spring Boot seems a great framework given their current situation (the originally contracting code needed a major re-write anyway so I'm not sure that would have actually costed more time to go from RoR/Django -> Spring Boot)
Roger Penrose, the contentious genius who made black holes real
The poster is located in the Netherlands, which may have entirely different AppleCare+ T&C versus the States.

The quoted contract indicates “handling” as a qualifier for the cause of accidental damage. I can’t quite tell, but I assume that it means coverage would only apply if you were holding it and dropped it (i.e. not if it was stored/stowed).

Not a lawyer either, but I did watch Better Call Saul.
I've recently been browsing Amazon.de listings for a new HDD and I'm pretty sure I saw someone complain about their supposedly new Seagate EXOS already having hours on it.

I also saw listings for SATA drives where the reviews were complaining about receiving SAS drives and complaints about bare HDDs being shipped rattling around in large cardboard boxes. I think the only conclusion I reached was that I should buy my HDD from somewhere that is not Amazon. Impossible to tell if they're selling a new or refurbished drive, a SATA or SAS drive or if it'll make it here safely.
Agreed , I don't know two things about mail (use proton mail) , but I don't own any servers .

But I still self host stuff using docker (shiori etc.)

I mean , see there is a difference in complexity.

Like if you want to self host supabase , its complex , but its still automatable by a docker compose.

About Mails?? I am just not sure! , Maybe I shouldn't have expressed this opinion on the internet. I was just regurtitating what I heard from r/selfhosted feeds about email where they constantly said this. They even provided some explaination (see the message to which I said "this!!" , because that's what I meant.

Maybe even what you said about microsoft. But still , I really really don't want to take any risks with the mail , like what if a critical message of email doesn't come? I don't even want to know!!

I personally just believe that due to these reasons , that mail is just an old wagon which is riding into the future. I personally would prefer mail alternatives like xmpp / (preferably matrix!!)

I know matrix self hosting can take quite some resources but I do believe that the protocol in my honest opinion could be much more better for self hosting.

Just my two cents.
> If the thesis is that obesity came from removing saturated fat from the diet

That thesis is clearly wrong, though there are still people who believe it. If you want to spend ten minutes getting better informed, you can read a chapter-length thorough rebuttal at https://slatestarcodex.com/2020/03/10/for-then-against-high-.... Reading the sources it cites will take you longer than that. But the very simple explanation is that it is well known that traditional diets that do not produce high levels of obesity include many different levels of both fat intake and saturated-fat intake. Whatever is unique about the modern industrial obesogenic diet of ultra-processed foods, it isn't that it contains uniquely low levels of saturated fats.
This interview about dopamine and homeostasis in the body would support the idea that resetting that system through suffering would likely be a valid approach:

https://youtu.be/R6xbXOp7wDA?si=iUUfMZe05DO0wR5K
This is from lean protein, add fat and your body is okay. You need either fat, carbs, or both. But you can’t just run on protein.
I'd probably move back if the sidebar could move to the right LOL. I still see people ask on the forum post and I'm always amazed this simple feature hasn't been added yet.
Being uneasy about using products and services from a political extremist is a rational and normal position.

Calling people that you disagree with deranged or impaired is hardly "leaving personalities out of it". Rhetorical games like that are not helpful or beneficial to the discussion.
Don’t use T-Mobile for now.
You are correct, but I wonder if space travel applications allow us to take certain liberties with the reactor design that are not feasible down on Earth. E.g. a simple(r) confinement design that expels the fusion products could work well in space, but is a non starter on Earth for obvious reasons.

I'm not sure how much of the design on Earth is bulky and cumbersome because it needs to be vastly safer and more complicated than what a rocket engine needs to be. Taken to the extreme, nuclear propulsion in space can be very dumb: just detonate nukes some distance behind the rocket and ride the shockwave with a pusher plate. It's a radically different design than anything we'd attempt for terrestrial applications.
IMHO it's because in the phone world only a handful of people look good naturally. Another handful learns to compensate by using really complex lighting setups (akin to a real photographic studio).

And the rest of us are left behind. We can even look "approachable enough" for some people by showing your way to approach the world, how we talk, how we move. But all of that is way harder to capture on a static photo.

I personally look terrible in front cameras, and I have a hard time creating any kind of profile in a dating app.
Its just a bad blog post full of inaccuracies, falsehoods, and trivial takes. Your shallow dismissal of the critiques just underscores the hollowness of the articles content.
I'm genuinely interested in seeing what you kind of envision for Sublime Text, its evolved nicely, and arguably I would say that it inspired some of today's top editors like VS Code and even Atom, I definitely felt like those took strong inspiration from ST.
And none of those use RTGs to power electric rocket engines.

(EDIT: thrusters are rocket engines, just very small ones. All those missions used small chemical rockets for maneuvering, using storable propellants like hydrazine.)
Are you really surprised, eventually the apple distortion field starts to wain around the edges but by then people have moved on to the new shiny.
Getting sick with COVID isn't a crime or wrongful act. There is no perpetrator.
The gestures were nothing alike[0] and living in Germany I can tell you most people here agree on what it looks like.

[0] https://x.com/C_Kavanagh/status/1882176442689331410
The materials question is interesting to me because my Masters is mostly related to Material Science. My thesis advisor did some research in this area--mostly with ZR3AL as I recall. My thesis was with a related material (NiAl) for potential uses related to turbines. The aluminide alloys never really worked out for a variety of reasons. My advisor ended up pretty much doing water ice-related research full-time (which he had just started doing when I was a grad student) and that's pretty much what he spent his career doing. The US Army has? a lab in Hanover NH and, at the time, they were very interested in better understanding the properties of ice, in part, presumably because of the possibility of a land war with the Soviet Union in Alaska.
Amusing, since the entire defense of Elon at this point is a bad faith attempt to dilute the richest man in the world's continued racist ideas, comments, and actions.
This is IMO a spefic case of the induced demand concept (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Induced_demand).
JD Vance vocally supported her, then the administration he is part of fired her as soon as it was able.

By contrast, Democrats nominated her to be commissioner, officially it was Biden who did so but Elizabeth Warren, another Democrat, is the one who really pushed for it.

Words don't mean shit compared to action.

With your kind of reasoning its pretty obvious why America is currently driving itself off a cliff.
The classic consumption vs creative use of computation.

I think people underestimate how much consumption there was in the past. For example, TV viewership peaked in 2009[0] before iPhones were widespread. Average viewership in America was almost 9 hours a day.

[0] https://www.theatlantic.com/technology/archive/2018/05/when-...
> I have read this exact claim before, for what it is worth. Did you end up here simply because you repeated what you saw elsewhere without actually thinking about it?

I can't tell if you're being intentionally obtuse. It behooves you to research the topic being discussed, instead of writing long-winded snarky posts.

It is not worth continuing this discussion unless you can demonstrate, with explicit code examples, what you think we're talking about, and why you believe it is incorrect.
> Are people really locked out of LLMs due to price?

Yes. For example Google has just made Gemini a standard part of Workspace, before that it cost $36 or something per month per user. That was too much for many SMBs to experiment with (you and I understand that the potential efficiency gains are way higher but for an SMB, paying 4x more for your office suite sounds bad).
Even if you had a fully functional reactor in space you now have a massive thermodynamics problem on your hands. How do you get rid of all that heat?
> Make it cheaper than the alternatives.

I wish SMR gets more attentions and focus. The UK has more Wind resources to power all four nations and it is on course to double its current 30% electricity from Wind to 60% by ~2030. I dont see why it cant be 90%+ by 2040 barring policy, politics and human factors.

All we need then are SMRs for base loads, while we work on energy storage that could be battery or Dams.
Considerations for making a tree view component accessible
I think what you're seeing is aliasing. You need to filter for the Nyquist frequency of whichever is smallest, the input or the output. When upscaling the input is always smallest so it's easy. But when downscaling you need to adjust the width - for a 0.5x scale you need a filter 2x the size. I have my own hand coded Lanczos-5 that I use for all my scaling needs, and it's perfect.
“Peace.” Windows XP default wallpaper, 2001.

I remember the green hills being the default wallpaper. Aren’t the clouds from the setup/PE background? (Very much like the article also)
Nothing quite as romantic as a 2 AM phreak after a long day's work apparently.
> I'm surprised by the negative comments

This is, shall we say, not the kind of audience that is going to give this article a fair reading.
International AI Safety Report [pdf]
The entire problem with victim blaming is that "do it to yourself" is a sliding scale and it's hard to know where to properly draw the line.

I think most of us would probably agree that getting covid while doing nothing to protect yourself makes one less sympathetic than many other victims, but I firmly disagree with this sweeping statement about victim blaming in general.
then in Deepseek like fashion China comes along and does it for 1/10th the cost and time.

In the same time the UK has been arguing over a third runway at its biggest airport, China has built over 100 new airports (20 years).
It's easy to seem like you have clarity of thought when you ignore all nuance. How far do you recurse this principle? Down the the level of 5 year old children in a household?
And here are 3 things I learned.
It was later amended to consider the top of the mountains that define the watersheds. Watersheds are difficult to determine and may change from time to time. Mountaintops are easier to determine and more permanent.
I had no idea it preserved this too.
Elon. He's the front man and CEO of the company. Just like Tim is for Apple.
For the sake of society, let's hope it's "let's figure out how to defend against viruses soon" and not "let's figure out how to make more fun gain-of-function viruses!"
We have long known how to my synthetic fuels. Germany with limited access to oil in WWII ran large parts of their war on synthetic fuels. South Africa during their embargo years (because of how bad they treated blacks) wasn't able to get [much] oil and so ran their economy on synthetic fuels. Even today many people use synthetic oil made with the same technology in their cars.

The problem has always been cost. It typically costs 5x more than conventional oil. Still oil is a much denser store of energy than batteries and so for many applications it might be worth using it despite the much higher costs.
> sane built-ins such as a terminal.

It’s all preference. I think it’s insane that people use the terminal in their editors.
Bingo!

Such watches are nothing but jewelry for men with what comic Robbie Hoffman calls "zero personality disorder".
Regarding stuck.

I am not sure if this is just me

But I don't know , like if I get stuck on a study question or on a programming question. I actually feel like my breaths get short and I get anxious and it feels clumsy (like the world is falling bit by bit)

The best way to describe it would be the box getting shorter and you are trapped in it ("stuck")

So I personally really hate getting stuck but I am okay with getting bored since then I can play with my own (thoughts?)

Maybe its just me. If then I am sorry.
It's the end of a decade

In another ten years time

Who can say what we'll find

What lies waiting down the line

In the end of '29

Happy New Year, happy New Year

May we all have our hopes, our will to try

If we don't, we might as well lay down and die

You and I
Do people not do this?

I’ve always felt it’s more important to understand the essence of what is being said, rather than hyperfocus on specific wording (unless it’s particularly important). I’ve never read “you” and thought they were imposing anything on me specifically.
Yeah I'm confused as to what its actually doing
One where other businesses need help figuring out how to use AI for their own businesses.

It doesn't matter how "easy" technology gets to use, there will always be a market for helping other people figure out best to apply it.
But I thought the whole point of AppleCare was to cover accidental damage that you're responsible for?

For example you spill your coffee over your mac, you're clearly at fault and responsible for it but that's in their examples of covered damages.
I'm no stranger to discomfort. I enjoy it. Like, my bed is a piece of plywood with a blanket on it.

The increase in energy and clarity of my thinking, the tingly feeling in my body, and the improved sleep quality -- just to give you a few examples -- are hard to attribute to the mechanism you're talking about. To add to that, I regularly fast for five days at a time and I have not yet experienced the same kind of mental difference. This time I pushed it to two weeks because my energy levels continued to fluctuate upward until the 12th or 13th day.

You do feel a lot of relief that the boredom of fasting is over. But that effect lasts maybe a day or two or three. Certainly not months.
I'd say more nano-plastics. And pathway is more oral ingestion or breathing them in when they get loose from clothing. For sure, form time to time we breathe in one of those super thin 'hair'.

Home dust is visibly composed out of those too and it takes just a bit of sunlight to see them dance mid air in non-small numbers. It would be impossible to not breathe them in, or swallow some on food.
In some places censorship is done to make the space safe for advertisements. In other places it's to maintain social harmony. I wish people could get out of this reflexive "china bad and i must mention that every time the country is discussed" mindset it's so toxic and limiting
I completely cured my severe anxiety and minor depression by eliminating wheat and sugar from my diet. I come from a family where everyone has digestive issues and some type of illness that is tentatively linked to the microbiome.
I’m a normal person and I’m disgusted by Elon’s actions. The salute was bad enough but the puns on X really sent me.

Nazism should not be tolerated in polite society.
Been rooting for Asteroid/Meteor in the recent presidential elections.
Utah has taken a groundbreaking step to help grieving children
You have an individual and unique way of speaking and writing? We're going to have to polish that out with the slop machine, citizen.
Fossilised fish vomit found in Denmark from sixty-six million years ago
There are residents for sure in that corridor, but the residents are on Edwards AFB, and are fairly used to sonic booms. When I was on Edwards, there was still the last operating SR-71, and that boomed any time it flew.
For me it was so slow I found it to be unusable.
tbf neither did elon
There is no way in hell anyone who knows me would get that email and not think I’d been abducted

This person cares about not putting up a fake identity. That's pretty cool, but social media has exposed that a large number of people are perfectly fine presenting an illusion. People will have no shame passing off well written things as an output of their talent and hard work. Digital makeup has no bounds.
I also think their starlink system still needs localized ground base stations -- their network isn't at the point they can do satellite<->satellite communication.
Gittyup: Understand Your Git History
Wow, I did not know about this.

ST user who is on it still mostly just by inertia (learning tools is my least favorite part of the job) but really not getting the features I want/need from it. This'll help!
What are Event Destinations and why it's time to move beyond webhooks
> for copyright and other social agreements, there has to be a declaration of authorship for original works

It's the Internet - we never cared about such things here. Attribution and linking, yes. "Copyright" and "authorship of original works" - are you sure you're not a legacy publisher desperate to insert itself into the free exchange of knowledge and put up a toll gate? :).

I'm joking, but only a little. Unless you actually believe LLMs sin against the Church of Intellectual Property with every token they produce, this complaint feels out of place in context of a blog post summarizing research work done in the open. There are situations in which one could try to argue LLMs violate rights of some authors, but this isn't one of such situations.
"The stats are computed by doing something like git blame on the repo, and counting up who wrote all the new lines of code in each release. Only lines in source code files are counted, not documentation or prompt files."
Unsupervised full self-driving begins
The only "magic syntax" I wish Svelte would borrow from other frameworks is a <template> tag to surround the component, in similar to how it already has <script> and <style>. You can do this with preprocessors but having it built in would be golden.

I like doing

<script lang="ts">
blah
</script>

<style>
blah blah
</style>

<template>
blah blah
</template>
I use Sublime as my notepad alternative. I use no plugins and don't know any keyboard shortcuts but I love it. It's quick, the tabs work well, you don't have to save files for it to remember them...
The AWS for Fintech Infrastructure raises $21M
Hum...

You know that SQL is completely pure up to the point where you specify a data alteration command, right?

Your framework is ditching the queries, that are completely pure as enforced by the engine, and insists on using maybe-pure functions that all the engines have problems with.
I tested it on a peak we have in Spain called 'Pico Tres Mares,' which translates to 'Three Seas Peak,' and it was nice to see that depending on which side you drop the raindrop, the water flows to the Bay of Biscay, the Atlantic, or the Mediterranean.

Nice.
The obsessive need for AI developers to make everything into the most banal, inoffensive version of said thing will probably end up being the biggest roadblock for AI taking over human jobs.