skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Here's my two (or three?) cents

1. There are several plugins that allow AI integration
2. There is an active community on https://discord.sublimetext.io

3. From what I can perceive based on Sublime HQ's responses, it's main focus for Sublime Text is simplicity and to be a text editor. You can notice this if you look at the banner text in the website; it says "Text Editing, Done Right". And while it is mainly used for code and most of its users are developers, it tries not to be. However, it does provide people the ability to extend it however they please.

Overall, Sublime Text is indeed not as fully featured as VSCode because it is not supposed to.
https://www.govexec.com/workforce/2025/01/broad-exemptions-t...

> President Trump signed an executive order instituting the freeze on Monday shortly after his inauguration, but allowed for exceptions for positions related to immigration enforcement, national security or public safety.

Important to read the details! There will be lots of misinformation as people invoke the minority of critical jobs as cover to defend the less critical ones.
The docs for single page apps live at https://svelte.dev/docs/kit/single-page-apps

By default, SvelteKit does SSR for the first page and client-side routing thereafter. This is fully configurable. Perhaps it's worth an additional mention on the routing page. I'll take a look later. Thanks for the suggestion.
Maybe, but those smaller aircraft handle tons of flights in and out of DCA. Lots of commuter flights to NYC, Boston, etc.
I have a feeling from your comment that you know more about aviation than you are letting on, and the part about being in DC not giving you a right to an opinion seems pretty silly in that context.
DC plane crash: Black Hawk collides with AA jet
My Pixel 4a battery started swelling up recently. I assume it's a Note 7 problem they are trying to avoid. Google did pay me $50 for my phone which is not too bad.
It is so incredibly tiring that you dweebs try to blame every single bad outcome in the world on cough minorities cough "DEI", with zero evidence.

In fact, literally when you posted this comment there were already ATC recordings floating around of the controller telling the helicopter pilot to maintain separation from the exact airliner they crashed into.

Take a look in the mirror.
Unless cars become extremely cheap (they have done the opposite), it will never be acceptable for them to be disposable. Materials and processes are better than ever yet cars are becoming less repairable. Manufacturers deliberately make things difficult to repair to encourage people to buy new cars, but that only goes as far as people will tolerate it. We aren't talking about pocket change. A new car is usually in the top two largest purchases anyone makes, and they really should be built to last at least 20 years. There's no reason why they can't be built to last 50 or 100 years, or indefinitely (with repairs).
DCA is open to the public. But it has lots of ways for Congressmen to avoid the inconveniences that you and I have to endure.

The other airports in the area do not have those.
Well, that is definitely true. I guess that the quibble is with the assumption of equivalence….

(which you didn’t explicitly state, so I apologize for thinking it that way)

….of the launching of arch64 with the launching of the RiscV ISA.

They were both theoretically clean slate designs, but one was made by a bunch of academics and the other by a company with decades of ISA design expertise. I’d expect the latter to be much, much more mature, all other things being equal.

At any rate, what riscV really did so far was to make 8bit MCUs irrelevant. I used to use a lot of 8 bit parts even with M0 around, but now with chips like the CH32v003 and family, it’s just ridiculous to even contemplate.

I mean you can hook up an 8pin MCU and a couple of resistors to a vga monitor and a keyboard and have a a computer in a heat shrink tube that walks circles around my ancient apple II for $0.60.

And if you want WiFi, BLE, and some other wireless stuff, with 3x the speed and 100x the memory, the riscV esp32 chips come in at about $1, and they can do pretty strong edge AI. It’s all just silly at this point, and it’s riscV that caused that sea change.
>Deltron 3030 (an album I liked a lot more when it was new than I do now)

I only discovered Deltron 3030 a couple of years ago, fucking love it. Why do you like it less now? Is there a controversy around it or him?
I believe the reason for that was to enable event forwarding, which was a highly requested feature and makes a lot of things easier.
Support for syntaxes (and/or debuggers) are mostly provided by the community. Creating a syntax for your language shouldn't be that hard afaik. Just head over to https://discord.sublimetext.io to talk to the active community
RE: SLES, all I can say is very understandable and very interesting. Seems like an interesting space ;).
It's so funny that we still have to debate these things when Lenin wrote "Imperialism: The Highest Form of Capitalism" over a hundred years ago about a society that was far less concentrated than what we have today. Capitalism trends towards consolidation with the exception of a "new market" environment where it appears more in its Adam Smith sense. This rapidly melts away into oligopoly as weaker firms lose to stronger firms. Eventually, the domestic market is not enough to sustain growth and firms induce politicians to carve up the world for them to divide the world into intentionally underdeveloped areas of cheap production and areas of consumption.

https://www.marxists.org/archive/lenin/works/1916/imp-hsc/
Agreed. They wouldn't have to use so much that they suffered the negative affects to use enough to get past their borderline irrational hangups
In my experience, you usually get English variable names / db schemas, localized chats and tickets, with internal docs, log messages and comments being a mixed bag.

For some kinds of software, localized names make a lot more sense, e.g. when you're dealing with very subtle distinctions between legal terms that don't have direct English equivalents.
>IMO we need some kind of zero-knowledge proof system that can be checked to verify if a message sender is a US citizen, employed by who they say they are employed by etc.

I think this could be a great opportunity for Google. Lots of organizations already make use of Google Workspace/Gmail. Imagine if Google Workspace offered the equivalent of a "Twitter blue check", where you pay extra, and anyone who views your email in Gmail sees a little check mark next to it, that shows Google verified you are who you say you are, and Google thinks you're not malicious. Salespeople sending cold emails would love it.

I don't think you can solve this problem purely cryptographically. An attacker could always bribe a US citizen to set up a shell corp or whatever. Most objectively verifiable indicators can be gamed. There has to be an organization that's good at security, like Google, which is in the business of continuously keeping up with adversaries. Actually Google might not be the best because they kinda suck at tailored customer service, but anyway.
Not an expert but I can't imagine that would go very well. Trains have a single axis of movement that sometimes cross or combines with others. Aircraft have three axes of movement all under human control.
There was a fatality on a Southwest flight in 2018.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Southwest_Airlines_Flight_1380
The Sun, Jupiter, Saturn are the main ones. Depends on the orbit as to how much influence they have.
That reminds me of this suckerpinch/tom7 video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y65FRxE7uMc
I sometimes wonder about the value of these news stories on forums and social media.

It's all pretty much wild speculation with several potential causes already mentioned on this forum.

News important yes, every rando with a few shreds of factoids speculating, not so much.
How do you differentiate from, say, dbeaver, or any similar database management software? What's the main reason to get Mathesar instead of DBeaver?
We really can't have this type of accident, a midair collision happen anywhere in the United States, much less the nation's capital, especially considering the Washington area is some of the highest controlled airspace in the country. DCA has been a high-risk airport really since the jet-age, and I have a feeling this might be the end of it as a major passenger airport (at least for Part 121 operations). DOT/FAA are really going to need to step up after this and figure it out, for good.
I hope there are survivors but it is really cold in that water right now, look up Air Florida flight 90 for a completely different accident, but in a similar time of the year.
Your analogy is not correct, since you were the one who stole the wallet in the first place.

The correct analogy would be, someone took the wallet you stole and gave it back to the person.
It was very cold in DC until recently but it's 45°F right now at 11:21. I was walking & biking around in a sports jacket today with a winter coat strapped onto the outside of my bag.

Best wishes to the victims.
How would you deal with all sorts of emergencies involving human pilots? For unmanned aircraft(aka drones) it’s a lot easier to implement unmanned traffic management (UTM).
Trains run on fixed tracks with fixed intersections, and one track might see a handful of them per day.

Planes around airports come in from all directions in three dimensions, and there can be hundreds of arrivals per hour.

These are vastly different scales of problem domain.
What about for microcontrollers? I've seen some sequences of fairly specific capacitor values for 3.3V power in some microcontroller datasheets, and I always wondered how much that mattered.
How good is the CS381 case? Do you have any problems cooling the hard disks?
That's not what the hiring freeze EO would have done:

https://www.opm.gov/media/zkebfxow/omb-opm-federal-civilian-...

If someone in your scenario had accepted the offer and was going to start last week, they would not have been included in the hiring freeze and would have been able to start.

> Job offers made prior to noon on January 20, 2025, for which the individual has accepted the position and has a designated start date on or before February 8, 2025. Those
individuals should report to work according to their respective designated start date.
> it is, but the 2nd order logic says that if they are trying to cast doubt, it means they've got nothing better to offer and casting doubt is the only step they have.

I don't think that this is a working argument, because all their steps I can imagine are not mutually exclusive.
Not many big jets at DCA. Max is typically a 757.
Downlink? Megawatts out, only the last few miles impeded by air. Sub milliwatts received but it's GHz so huge error correcting codes.

Uplink: no phased source, all the work has to be done receive side, the sender loss is peak close to the antenna which is not directional, only phase antenna receive side and its got to do a lot of work.

Beyond an ack sequence, what amazes me is the Uplink. Getting fed video down.. kinda felt OK.

So how do they make it work at scale with an unmodified android handset?

This is AST so not the Musk megaswarm. Different LEO orbit height. AST have an antenna the size of a tennis court or even bigger.
That's my experience working in Asia. All the comments were in Japanese though
Teachers, sure. But what about janitors & garbage collectors, paramedics, farm laborers, artists, librarians, musicians, case managers, religious/spiritual leaders?
> Please don't fan boy to the point of lying.

You made 5 replies negative about C# in this comment section alone.

As they say, haters are fans too :)
> I have some recommendations of good museums and towns/villages to visit on the Indian side (Ladakh, Himachal, Jammu Division) if interested.

Just post them. Somebody will pick it up now or later and non-linearity/network effects will then spread it further to other interested people. It is always illuminating to know more about the past and how things came to be.
DeepSeek-R1 in the Browser with WebGPU
Radar replay: https://x.com/avgeekjake/status/1884823071611363833

UHF feed with comms from the military helicopter: https://archives.broadcastify.com/44114/20250129/20250129200...

- 5:41 - AA5342 is given instructions for circling to 33

- 6:45 - PAT-25 reports Memorial

- 7:06 - Tower gives PAT-25 traffic advisory, PAT-25 reports traffic in sight and requests visual separation

- 8:08 - Tower asks PAT-25 if they have the CRJ in sight. PAT-25 again reports traffic in sight and again requests visual separation

- 8:23 - Crash occurs
I recommend getting evaluated for ADHD. Both drugs and non-drug management strategies can radically improve your quality of life.

I don’t see how you can be “untestable.” There is no test- they interview you and other people in your life to see if you have the symptoms or not.
LLMs produce a ton of garbage. The job is still relevant if you care about accuracy. Maybe LLMs or some future form of AI can do the job, but using LLMs today is ill-advised.
Gravitational Communication: Fundamentals, State-of-the-Art and Future Vision
Really I think technology lines can also suffer from Gramsci's interregnum.
DeepSeek is a card trick. They came up with a clever way to do multi-headed attention, the rest is fluff. Janus-Pro-7B is a joke. It would have mattered a year ago but also just a poor imitation of what's already on the market. Especially when they've obfuscated that they're using a discrete encoder to downsample image generation.
DeepSeek Debuts with 83 Percent 'Fail Rate' in NewsGuard's Chatbot Audit
How Does Life Happen When There's Barely Any Light?
> For train control lights we almost don't rely on human operators anywhere.

Trains are on tracks. They basically move in one dimension. And the tracks can have (near) contact-based sensors along the way where the exact distance is known. (And in the US, there still is human conducting in a lot of the US)

That’s a very different problem space than the three dimension, unattached, space that air traffic moves in.
The errors should be a function of time until impact. I'd like to know what that error variance vs time plot looks like.
Oh you're 100% right! All evidence points toward them not doing so! My (potentially hot) take is that if they'd gottten spanked with 40% the first time around, or Biden had lost, there'd have been much more external pressure for meaningful change to start trying to win elections.
While I agree, I know it can be hard to start writing as well, because you are so worried about the quality. One of my professors from college brought up a great point that "No one will read your shitty first draft except you."

I find that phrase very helpful, because usually when I write, the first draft is always a giant mess. But you're able to craft it and edit it the best way that you can. So you can push out what you think is good work, and continue to improve as you write more.
Anecdotally, the amount of helicopter & air traffic going on around DC has been absurd this month.

My house in DC has calmed down some but we had a bunch of low flying fighters jets & helicopters for a bit. It's been wild having the house shaken at noon or 1:00 from pairs of fighter jets!

I've had an in-week around Tysons this week, and it's been wild seeing pair after pair after pair of helicopter flying east towards the city this week. I'm normally up there once or twice a week and usually there's nothing like this.
The problem space is too broad.

E.g. On 9/11 ATC had to land almost 3000 planes in 1 hour. I'm not sure if that sort of national coordinated grounding is part of ATC training, but it's certainly not something I'd want to leave to some code that has never needed to run in production before.
I’ve been saying something similar to friends recently. We have access to a bit Too much news for our own good.
> not that I doubted they were using OpenAI

The OpenAI API is basically the gold-standard for all kinds of LLM companies and tools, both closed and open source, regardless of whether the underlying model is trained on OpenAI or not.
The problem with hardware companies is they’re bad at software because the disciplines are so different that what works for one doesn’t work for the other.

The problem with software companies is they’re bad at hardware for the same reason.

User experience companies can be good at both. Maybe not as good at hardware as a hardware company, maybe not as good at software as software companies.

Apple’s the obvious example, but Google, Garmin, heck even Starbucks are also good examples. Start with the user experience, build hardware of software or whatever else is needed. Specializing in a tool has value, but limits you to that tool.
And the collision was lower than TCAS would be active, no?
New Zyxel Zero-Day Under Attack, No Patch Available
Ask HN: Are LLMs getting better, how can you tell?
So there are so many benchmarks out there to evaluate models. ARC-AGI, frontier math, MMLU, Berkeley Function calling and many many more. And I guess the all together, general idea behind all these is to “approximate” all possible types of problems that can be tokenized and solved by an LLM.

That said, I can’t seem to do better than just “vibes”. Basically, oh this model gave me a good response to this question, it must be better.

Now I have tried keeping track of a couple benchmarks like the ones I mentioned above. But I generally can’t translate these benchmarks into utility outside of the small scope the benchmark test for. Also there are so many benchmarks to keep track of and each takes some learning to understand.

So perhaps my scope isn’t well enough defined. But as a programmer, everything >GPT4o feels pretty damn similar.

Would love to hear how others evaluate LLMs beyond “just vibes” generally for programming use, but also when trying to use create new ai projects.
> Is anyone on pace to meet those targets? Canada isn't.

India, one of the poorest countries by per capita GDP met its target before deadline. Better than looking at others, US need to ensure that it meets its own targets. Because its the sole super power and at an international level without US leading sustainability, there is no hope for the rest of us.
Thank you! We did it together. More news will be coming soon ;)
"Communicating with Gravitational Waves" https://www.universetoday.com/170685/communicating-with-grav... :

> What’s promising about gravitational wave communication (GWC) is that it could overcome these challenges. GWC is robust in extreme environments and loses minimal energy over extremely long distances. It also overcomes problems that plague electromagnetic communication (EMC), like diffusion, distortion, and reflection. There’s also the intriguing possibility of harnessing naturally created GWs, which means reducing the energy needed to create them.

Like backscatter with gravitational waves?

Re Gravitational Wave detectors: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41632710 :

>> Does a fishing lure bobber on the water produce gravitational waves as part of the n-body gravitational wave fluid field, and how separable are the source wave components with e.g. Quantum Fourier Transform/or and other methods?
As someone who worked in a software startup founded by a hardware company, it was very predictable.
If everyone writing regulations were as rigorous as the FAA people wouldn’t be clamoring to reduce regulations.
Anyone have flight data?
Okay. I saw in another comment you’ve at least committed to stop playing the game. Seems like a healthy move. Your descriptions of your experience with the game are unreliable.
Weather was fine tonight.

Also DCA is the most popular airport and congress would stage their own revolution if they had to go further.
ScholarlyArticle: "Gravitational Communication: Fundamentals, State-of-the-Art and Future Vision" (2024)
https://arxiv.org/abs/2501.03251
Based on the content of their post (started at 13, uses daily) they are WAY over 1100 days
Tails 6.11
I would turn that around and say addiction should be more often seen in the context of self medicating: what issue is the person having that the drug is fulfilling some important need for them, even if it is doing so in an unhealthy way?

There usually is an underlying psychological issue, and this framing gives a path towards understanding and addressing it.
Show HN: The Art of People Creation of the Gods
Once you've stared at them enough, the default PBR shaders in both Unity and Unreal combined with their environment/post-processing defaults make it very easy to spot.
Not disagreeing, but is there something particularly wrong with DCA?
I assume the thing here is that veth simply doesn't do it? We're talking about a programmable fast path that bypasses the stack to get from interface A to interface B. For an ethernet interface, that's what XDP does.
Of course not LLMs, but approaches using mixed integer programming, genetic algorithms, and/or simulated annealing.
Please expand.

I fly out of DCA and IAD frequently (and JFK and LGA). I’ve gone through the process next to politicians, though I’ve never recognized any highly ranked ones (e.g. Pelosi, McConnell, etc.).

What’s the difference they experience?
there is a "Find in Files" feature. It will show you a new tab with results where you can use key binds to navigate (next, previous, open line of result)

You can see the feature under "Find > Find in Files"
You can see the "navigation" under "Find > Find Results"

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My current company is a Python shop, 1M+ LOC. My CI run earlier today completed mypy typechecking in 9 minutes 5 seconds. Take from that what you will.