skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Ouch. Don't use heat to combat the symptoms of the bite of any venomous animal or any other one that secrets stuff into your body (mites, mosquitoes, etc).

It's hard to tell people to do things that reduce their blood flow, because it comes with complex side effects; but definitively not do anything that increases your blood flow. (As in, if you are feeling sick, do not eat peppers either.)
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I am a full-stack engineer (first eight years in front-end and the last two years in full-stack). I've lived in Bay area for half of my life and have worked at startups as well as big tech.
And, you shouldn't trust your CPU!

* https://www.eff.org/deeplinks/2017/05/intels-management-engi...

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Intel_Management_Engine

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AMD_Platform_Security_Processo...

* https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARM_architecture_family#Securi...
Yes I think small languages which have a total corpus of maybe a few hundred million tokens total have no chance of producing a coherent model without synthetic data. And using synthetic data from existing models trained on all public (and less public) data is enough of a legally gray area that I wouldn't expect this project to consider it, so it's doomed before it even starts.

Something like 4o is so perfect in most languages that one could just make an infinite dataset from it and be done with it. I'm not sure how OAI managed it tbh.
Europe is still riding high on the wealth they stole from the colonies. That well is going to run dry soon.
Yes! Turn off autocommit, everyone! Review and test, then git commit.
There isn't much rule of law left.

Think something should be illegal? It's probably in there somewhere. Want to do it anyway? It's probably allowed somewhere else. Want to know if you can or can't do something? Well, good luck figuring that out. With enough time spent in lines talking to civil service workers you can get an answer that may be correct. Or maybe not. Probably best to hire a lawyer at hundreds of dollars an hour to tell you whether you can or not. (The lawyer will say "no", because if he says "yes" and is wrong, now he's in trouble, and nobody wants that.)

The system has grown and changed and mutated, and now it's a behemoth that nobody really understands. It's such a mess that people are genuinely hopeful that an AI will ride in and help us all untangle all that we humans did.

And the people that we've put in charge of doing all of this are collectively the most unaccountable folks ever. They routinely skirt, side-step, or ignore the rule of law as they see fit, and they still enjoy a 90%+ re-election rate and an incredibly high barrier to entry for reformers.
I'm still not sure I've fully understood you, but I think you're probably making some assumptions about the business model around this and how it would be deployed, whereas the blog post was just about the technical architecture.

I agree that it's easier for businesses to buy in a solution than try to develop something in-house. The intention is certainly not that commercial users of this operating system would need to write their own code. It is just one part of a wider commercial solution.

Perhaps that's my fault for sharing this outside of the context of the problems it is intended to solve and the wider business model around it.

Regardless, I appreciate you taking the time to respond.
Do you use biometric data to predict the weather?
This map is suspect. I know for a fact there are many areas they highlighted as red that while they do have trees on the mountains people would just shelter in place for a couple days in the valleys and turn on HEPA filters. It would however harm some wildlife and hunting but the areas devoid of trees would do just fine once the smoke has cleared. Ugly, yes until the trees regrow. Uninhabitable, no. They need to do a lot more work on their map using keyhole/google satellite view.
Seeking work, Louisiana and remote is alright. I can travel if expenses are paid and anywhere within the US (or possibly overseas).

Penetration tester that has consulted for FAANGs via NCC Group and I've worked directly for EA and IBM doing programming/security related work.

I'm very interested in video game anti-cheat consulting (threat intel etc.) or web application penetration tests. Also, I've found two 0days before and I've published my research, https://blog.blacklanternsecurity.com/p/cve-2023-3433-and-cv...!
I mean that’s cool, but not what he will be remembered for.

Imagine being one of those 6 with your name on the list of people that destroyed US democracy.
You really are deluded if you think these moves are for draining the swamp and to make the nation great again... that's the thinly veiled bullshit they're feeding you, and geez, people like you think they're clever and have got it figured out?!?

It's to consolidate power for the foreseeable future for a bunch of elites, so they can even more freely exploit people like you and make tons more money.

But hey, seems like people like to bend over and get MAGAed harder...
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Backend Developer with 6+ years of experience, primarily using .NET, Java and Python for web applications. Degree in Cyber Security. QA background with test automation. Experienced with AWS and Azure, DevOps and AI/ML.

Quick learner and problem-solver. Open to learning new stacks. If I don’t know something, I’m dedicated to learning it quickly and delivering results. Motivated to grow and contribute.

Flexible with remote/hybrid/onsite work and open to relocation.
Canada’s leadership could have done better in the past decades (not that they are directly responsible for these tariffs).

* Canada funds and invents new technologies in early stages, but fails to commercialize them: AI, smartphones, pharmaceuticals, …

* Canada hasn’t introduce measures to retain its talent. It’s too easy to be trained in Canada and work in USA.

* Canada hasn’t diversified its trade. It exports around 80% of exports to a super power, putting itself in a vulnerable position.

* Canada’s economy focuses on natural resources, oil, finance and services. It should do a better job in more productive sectors (tech, manufacturing, etc).

* Canada’s immigration is insane.

* The housing crisis, inflation, reduced GDP per capita and productivity are the result of poor management.

* Canada should stay neutral with respect to internal politics of major powers. The power swings, and liberals should not speak ill of republicans.

* Canada should meet its NATO commitments. It contributes less than most members. It should think of defense.

* Canada’s universal healthcare system seems to me costly and hard to sustain, and needs to be reformed to lower public costs.

Thankfully, tariffs are delayed, and hopefully will not be slapped back.
Not anymore, with Deepseek's stuff right? Which is open.
It’s pretty clear from the website they are hiring in Texas.
2007 is a choice baseline… did something happen in 2008?
To be "accountable" means you can be called to "explain yourself". A dictionary definition is "required or expected to justify actions or decisions;".

Don't confuse this with judgement, punishment, firing, etc. Those are all downstream. But step one is responding to the demand that you "make an account of the facts". That a computer or a company doesn't have a body to jail has nothing to do with fundamental accountability.

The real problem is that most computer systems can not respond this demand: "explain yourself!" They can't describes the inputs to an output, the criteria and thresholds used, the history of how thresholds have changed, or the reliability of the upstream data. They just provide a result: computer says no.

What's interesting is that llms are beginning to form this capacity. What damns them is not that they can't provide an accounting, but that their account is often total confabulation.

Careless liars should not be placed in situations of authority; not because they can't be held accountable, but because they lie when they are.
We have a functioning political system, and not nearly as much power concentrated into the hands of a single person.
Also check out The Rebel sell by Joseph Health and Andrew Potter. Another great read in the same vein https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Rebel_Sell.
Hi Bryant, I'm quite interested in the senior software engineer role in the applied AI team!

On your job board I'm seeing slightly different infos about the location requirement. Can you clarify if the role is globally remote or US only?
Lorikeet| Full-time | ONSITE (Sydney, Australia) + REMOTE (US)

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We are looking for Forward Deployed AI Engineers (technical) and AI Implementation Strategists (non-technical) in the US. Great role for those keen to work closely with clients to operationalize cutting edge AI tools.

Also looking for Software Engineers (all levels) and a Design Lead in Sydney, Australia.

Actively hiring and interviewing!

Job description and application details: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/Lorikeet
There is the same kind of language in GDPR (see article 2(2)D), but it still did not prevent this decision: https://www.laquadrature.net/en/2025/01/31/justice-finally-f...
As someone who is in general skeptical of programs like this (and an European) there are 2 remarkable / timely things about this:

- This project doesn't just allocate money to universities or one large company, but includes top research institutions as well as startups and GPU time on supercomputing clusters. The participants are very well connected (e.g. also supported by HF, Together and the likes with European roots)
- Deepseek has just shown that you probably can't beat the big labs with these resources, but you can stay sufficient close to the frontier to make a dent.

Europe needs to try this. Will this close the Gap to the US/China? Probably not. But it could be a catalyst for competitive Open source models and partially revitalize AI in Europe. let's see..

PS: on Twitter there was a screenshot yesterday that in a new EU draft, "accelerate" was used six times. Maybe times are changing a little bit.

Disclaimer: Our company is part of this project, so I might be biased.
I love catching these little translation flubs. Japanese movie and TV subtitles seem to have quite a few, probably because of the aforementioned time pressure. For example, I saw Oppenheimer in the theater and "crown" had been mistranslated as "clown".

Perhaps my favorite subtitle mistake of all time is in the subtitles of Brooklyn 99. One of the characters talks about getting someone a "boogie board" (a small surfboard) as a present. This is translated as "electronic memo pad". I couldn't work out how that had happened until I googled "boogie board" and half of the results are for an electronic writing pad with that name.
Besides, even before that date, they were required to include salaries for "US Remote" positions in general, regardless of their incorporation state.
Google makes its appeal to overturn verdict branding Play Store illegal monopoly
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We're a passionate team of 15 building a second mind to help anyone be more productive, starting with Mac and Android. We have raised $4m+ seed and love to experiment, test, and implement new ideas. We're remote-first with teammates around the globe, including a few in SF who like to meet weekly. Our co-founders have experience building data, consumer hardware, and interactive products, including selling a previous venture for >$250m.

The following are new roles on our team, with massive product ownership, and will report to the leadership team.

Open roles:

Senior AI Engineer: ML platform, MMI, hybrid search, inference (python, Rust)

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Founding GTM / Strategy Mgr: PLG, BizOps, forecasting, UX research

To apply: please send a resume or github link to talent@genos.dev
The whole anti jailbreaking research seems like a total waste of time.

You can't never guarantee that a jailbreak won't be possible, so you never should deploy an LLM in places where a jailbreak would be disasterous anyway, so the only thing this achieves is pointless (and often very frustrating to the users, especially if they make an effort to go around it) censorship.

It boggles my mind that major LLM providers refuse to offer an "I'm an adult, I know what I'm doing" mode without the censorship and all of the "safety" bullshit.
> Well, that still wouldn't reduce your car speed by 50%

It reduces your speed by much more than that. Varies depending on the model, but limp mode often won't get you go past 2nd gear.
I used to work as a data scientist, I'm now getting a Ph.D. in (research) psychology, and I'm looking for summer internships.

Location: Davis, CA

Remote: Hybrid, On-site

Willing to relocate: Yes, for the summer

Technologies: Scientific Python (Numpy / SciKitLearn / Tensorflow / Spacey, etc.) R, Structural Equation Modeling. Also general NLP, ML, and Gen AI (e.g., StyleGan).

Résumé/CV: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fi/nyinr3vd5d26y7ututfvs/Curricu...

Email: e [dot] warfel [at] gmail [dot] com
Layer | Founding Eng | San Francisco In-Person Only | Full-Time

Layer is looking for engineers who believe in empowering American SMBs and want to be a part of high-ownership team. If you want to tackle serious technical challenges across system design, scale, and data management and you care about being on a team that has high expectations for our product and ourselves, get in touch with me at daniel [at] layerfi.com

We’re building SMB accounting software API-first so that it can be integrated directly into software platforms where business owners already work. Our customers are vertical software platforms in the vein of Toast, MindBody or Housecall Pro that help small business owners start, run and scale their business with workflows and financial products. We help them serve their customers who are stuck exporting all their data out of these systems into CSVs and importing it back into other accounting software.

Integrating with our accounting APIs gives business owners automation & accounting workflows directly within their core software while the software platforms get to solve one their customers’ biggest pain points: worrying about bookkeeping & finances.

If this sounds like you shoot me an email and tell me why this is a good fit for you - I'll respond!

More about the role and team here: https://jobs.ashbyhq.com/layerfi/ef55941f-b59c-419a-8736-a25...
Ask HN: How to tell employers I'm not x with similar names?
Just saw on Google that another guy the same age and same state got arrested for CSAM/animal abuse. He has the same first and last name as me, but he's not me. It's the first thing that pops up when you type in my name in Google. Should I add my middle name, or my picture to my resume, so recruiters etc. know that I'm not that dude?
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To the people talking about how "Zelenskyy said that he only got $75 billion of the $175 billion in foreign aid we sent them, where'd that $100 billion go??? That's right, it went into the pockets of the Deep State!" and then deleting their comments:

According to https://www.cfr.org/article/how-much-us-aid-going-ukraine, "It’s important to note that of the $175 billion total, only $106 billion directly aids the government of Ukraine. Most of the remainder is funding various U.S. activities associated with the war in Ukraine, and a small portion supports other affected countries in the region." Of that $106, about $70 billion is weapons, $33 is budget support. So it makes sense that lawmakers would claim that "We sent Ukraine $175 billion!" and Zelenskyy would directly see less than $175.

The the line from Zelenskyy is an attempt to clarify to the world that $X billion in a bill somewhere doesn't equate to $X billion on the ground in Ukraine directly; he's not saying there was some kind of corruption involved and that the money mysteriously disappeared.
Yes its simplifying. There are more details here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42916414
This is great! Congrats on the relaunch and finding something tangible that can both pay the bills and work as a family business. Very cool that you were able to bring production in-house.

The Museum of the Moving Image in Queens, NY has, among many cool interactive exhibits about animation, a little stage and camera where you can record a short video and then go buy a flipboard version from the gift shop. They print it out and construct it right there for you (and it really does look like a pain). We’ve bought a couple and they’re really fun.
>starving children

The people who put Trump in office want the US Gov to focus on American children
- https://archive.md/8LGxM

- Research ( Open Access ) https://www.nature.com/articles/s43587-024-00793-y

"
Individual and additive effects of vitamin D, omega-3 and exercise on DNA methylation clocks of biological aging in older adults from the DO-HEALTH trial

Abstract
While observational studies and small pilot trials suggest that vitamin D, omega-3 and exercise may slow biological aging, larger clinical trials testing these treatments individually or in combination are lacking. Here, we report the results of a post hoc analysis among 777 participants of the DO-HEALTH trial on the effect of vitamin D (2,000 IU per day) and/or omega-3 (1 g per day) and/or a home exercise program on four next-generation DNA methylation (DNAm) measures of biological aging (PhenoAge, GrimAge, GrimAge2 and DunedinPACE) over 3 years. Omega-3 alone slowed the DNAm clocks PhenoAge, GrimAge2 and DunedinPACE, and all three treatments had additive benefits on PhenoAge. Overall, from baseline to year 3, standardized effects ranged from 0.16 to 0.32 units (2.9–3.8 months). In summary, our trial indicates a small protective effect of omega-3 treatment on slowing biological aging over 3 years across several clocks, with an additive protective effect of omega-3, vitamin D and exercise based on PhenoAge."
I'm not sure why people are focusing on the engineers here. The fish rots from the head.

Elon is the definition of Dunning-Kruger. He seems smart (maybe) when he's talking about something you know nothing about but as soon as he talks about something you do know about, the illusion quickly shatters. Many here learned this after the Twitter takeover when he started talking about software and technical infrastructure.

The only thing going on here is some performative cuts to mollify the base and make some headlines. The real goal here is looting the public purse for the (further) benefit of the ultra-wealthy.

Welcome to the kleptocracy.
https://archive.md/RldTZ
Show HN: Meetro.ai – Turn participant feedback into AI-driven recommendations
I launched an MVP of meetro.ai a couple of days ago to tackle a personal challenge: the frustration of endless, unproductive meetings. I would love to receive feedback to see if I’m on the right track to solving this problem.
Have there been any efforts to remove the limit completely, so we can spend freely?

I will admit that I don't understand economics, but infinite free money hacks seem too good to be true.
>This is a nightmare scenario for Silicon Valley's old guard. They've spent years building careful relationships in Washington, hiring armies of lobbyists, and making strategic campaign contributions. Now they get to watch as their most unpredictable rival gains direct control over the government's technological backbone.

Couldn't have happened to better people /s
I think that the practical solution is to hire more auditors/investigators, and they would end up paying for themselves, but I don’t think Elon would accept a solution that requires more humans and up front cost.
No Code Google Maps Scraper API
Location: Cupertino, CA
Remote: Yes
Willing to relocate: No
Technologies: Deno, EdgeDB, GraphQL, Bun, SvelteKit
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Email: paul+hn@webb.page

I'm a designer/developer with 15+ years of experience. I'm self-taught and personal projects keep me sharp (and, the reason why I'm kinda full-stack). I'm looking for meaningful, interesting work.

I like to experiment with design in my work. Here are a few examples of my work:

- https://webb.page

- https://blog.webb.page

- https://inc.sh

- https://blog.neuenet.com

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> Not later than 60 days after October 21, 1998

That provision expired 26 years ago.
it's not a conspiracy theory, it's an actual conspiracy. it's all out in the open for reading / download.
> The Donald is almost as old as Biden and likely has early onset dementia.

He's too old to have early onset dementia.
Love this. Would love to see some type of grounded-theory qualitative analysis of Developer Philosophies of many senior software practitioners - can imagine what common themes would emerge, but I'm more curious to see which pieces feel intuitive and right but aren't supported by the majority of senior practitioners.
What created the conditions for that R&D to take place in relative security, and to be realize its return in a global marketplace?
I think a bunch of states actually make it illegal for electors to be faithless.
I always figured it was just to increase blood flow. That's the reason that hot water also satisfies the itch, it increases blood flow as well.
Yes, you are better off reading the actual act, like the linked article 5: https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/5/

This is not about data collection (GDPR already takes care of that), but about AI-based categorization and identification.

"AI system" and other terms are defined in article 3: https://artificialintelligenceact.eu/article/3/
> I would say the correct time to put any effort, whatsoever, into reducing spending, was 20 years ago.

Alternatively, it's possible to increase revenue.
I'm going to give you a video to watch. It's not mine, and I don't know much about this particular youtuber, but it really transformed how I think about writing and structuring the prompts I use, which solved problems similar to what you're describing here.

https://youtu.be/y_ywOVQyafE?si=IvKjy7QUYgxGPNgD

PS (I have not bought the guy's course and have no idea whether it's any good)