skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I work at Voyage -- thanks for the kind words!

To add a bit for readers who may be unaware, https://www.continue.dev/ uses embeddings as a strategy for indexing codebases. When used together with keyword search, I find that it performs quite well, especially when used together with the reranking functionality.
It's pretty bizarre. Surely if spending money is free speech as per Citizens United, then the right to remain silent also includes the right not to spend money on an investigation against yourself.

Apart from all the other common sense reasons why this is absurd
In practice they will try to avoid acknowledging errors and will never reprogram the computer. That's why a human appeals system is needed.
Between Elon's stated goals, the systems under scope and my personal experience from state & local finance, they are performing a strategic efficacy audit of treasury spending. The US Treasury normally doesn't audit transactions -- they execute requests for transfers from other agencies and defer governance to congressional oversight.

The GAO doesn't even audit in the intuitive sense. They audit that spending is being recorded properly, and for many agencies even that low bar isn't met. In other words GAO is okay with you dumping money into a hole as long as you count how much.

DOGE is doing a practical audit of the spending. i.e. taking high-level spending principals from trump and identifying specific budget items to eliminate.
The main thing with physical buttons, is that you don't need to look at them.
You can feel for the control without taking your eyes off the road.
Can't do that with a Tesla. The touch screen doesn't give you any tactile signals.
You're upgrading from a crisis that impoverishes a bunch of people to ... a crisis that impoverishes everyone. Unclear what the improvement was. And potentially literally how you get Hitlers running the government, inflation is one of those effects that breeds political instability.
Why lie?

https://x.com/SecretaryPete/status/1861214037435900357
MTR: 'traceroute' and 'ping' in a single tool
...except for that funny little bill making it illegal to vote against Trump's whims: https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/trump-tennessee-voting-fel...

This is a direct escalation and weaponization against "people whose only crime was to disagree with the party in power," is it not?

Or have you been so "abused" by the pronoun mafia you can no longer see straight?
Well, I'm curious about:

> The trouble with functional programming is functional programmers
Yes see Ashley Cervantes v US, nearly identical case to my circumstances and same people but even worse abuse. She lost as doctors were considered acting as non medical pseudo police for the purposes of challenging the care and considered purely medical actors when challenging the police search.

Catch 22 you lose. She was sent bill by same hospital. I contacted her lawyers for my own purposes, they said they'd given up these cases.

https://holdcbpaccountable.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/08/ce...
Which sounds kind of useful, considering these diseases a) carry over to the USA, b) diminish the buying power of those the USA exports goods to, and c) helps these countries to improve their economies, leading to a bigger market for American products.

Does the Republican Party have any humans with brains left, or is it all slime molds now??
I think “unlawfully assume extraordinary powers” may apply.

It’s certainly debatable, but shutting down agencies created and authorized by Congress and refusing to distribute funding legislated by Congress seems to be an overstep of executive power, and therefore an undermining of Congress’s power.

My main point was that ousting an incumbent or defying an election is not a requirement for something to be a coup, as the previous comment was suggesting. A legitimately elected official seizing more power than they are legally entitled to is a form of coup.
Thank you for the interesting referral to Wang Ching-wei. I'd not been aware of him.
"Common phrases in one language don’t exist in another; cultural references in one country mean nothing elsewhere, and so on. This is why a computerized translation is fine for a bland business email but will utterly fail for a novel."

I'm sure it's going to be indistinguishable very soon, if not already.
Fortunately software people will constantly keep inventing new things, new names for old things, things that don't do anything useful but nobody realizes, and on and on. It's hard to get to the end of the knowledge curve because it's not a bounded space.
That’s an interesting thought because I saw Trump, and many other elections, as a conservative reaction. A main complaint I see is people thinking the country is going backwards, rather than into uncharted territory.
I can defer decision making to a computer but I cannot defer liability.

Computers have the final say on anything to do with computers, if I transfer money at my bank, a computer bug could send that money to the wrong account due to a solar ray. The bank has accepted that risk, and on some (significantly less liable but still liable) level, so have I.

Interestingly, there are cases where I have not accepted any liability - records (birth certificate, SSN) held about me by my government, for example.
Good work, I like the look and feel of it all.

It would be good for the dismiss of the "goal within reach" message to be permanent so each time I make a slight adjustment it doesn't keep popping up.

It would also be good to have a deductions option somehow, like the contributions but inverse - say I have a large starting amount but I want to make regular small deductions but still have the goal of increasing the pool through investment gains over time (eg starting capital of 1m, goal of 2m over 20 years while deducting 2k per month - is this viable)
Ask HN: When was the first public GPT-based coding assitant chatbot?
Heh, I also made the decision to focus on one project instead of hopping between new and shiny with the exception that I'm getting our AI overloads to do all the yak shaving -- which is frustrating to say the least...

--edit--

Oh, and I also was going to suggest using a library like libffi to make calls into C so you can do multiple arguments and whatnot.
They are 19-24. They never completed college.
from their page:

> We removed the Android pre-built images because Android does not run well on QEMU/UTM and created a lot of confusion. Advanced users can build their own Android VM from scratch but it is not recommended.
OP here. Perhaps I didn't explain it well, but I think the key is to de-incentivize bad behavior, and to make sure people publishing have some skin in the game.

Right now, it's the opposite. The system rewards flashy findings with no rigor. And that's a slippery slope towards result misrepresentation and downright fraud.
For context, people are making violent threats to murder them.

https://x.com/reddit_lies/status/1886487208695308564

https://x.com/MrAndyNgo/status/1886453186250125702

https://x.com/cremieuxrecueil/status/1886438246701318507
Yep, for mozzie bites there are pens that have a hot tip that you press on the itch.
I think the heat breaks down the stuff (protein?) that is causing the itch.
Others have tried to figure out exactly what actual paperwork that particular image might be from (e.g. a memo or presentation flashcards) but AFAIK it's still inconclusive.

A plausible transcription:

> THE COMPUTER MANDATE

> AUTHORITY: WHATEVER AUTHORITY IS GRANTED IT BY THE SOCIAL ENVIRONMENT WITHIN WHICH IT OPERATES.

> RESPONSIBILITY: TO PERFORM AS PRE-DIRECTED BY THE PROGRAMMER WHENEVER INSTRUCTED TO DO SO

> ACCOUNTABILITY: NONE WHATSOEVER.
Totally get it dude.
> Anyone imperiling others violating our laws.

Lol. Others violating our laws, proceed.
not to derail us into politics, but with Trump's team I'd take that trade offer for almost any EU nation's representatives in a heartbeat, if for no other reason than they would respect the process and take years to break what the US is now breaking in days.
Reads like an LLM-generated, low effort reply.
>man-babies

If only other babies could launch and land rockets. Call Musk what you want, but he is not a baby.
The jus soil argument is an interesting solution to a problem that even the Founders recognized, which is the tendency for a democracy/republic to create a second, lower class of "not-quite citizens" (famously, Rome).

It means that even if your citizenship never gets worked out, your descendants will be handled.

Having it so extreme as to be "anyone born on the soil (except diplomat kids)" is a novelty. Not necessarily a bad one, but also not obviously what the 14th was attempting.
The Ivory Coast flag is a different aspect ratio to Ireland's flag. Ours is longer.

The colour-based representation on their flag is similar to ours too, but with the colours reversed.
No, they must talk about nothing but identity politics for the next 4 years, surely that is the best way to gain majorities in the Senate and House.
Afterbite. Its mostly acid and other caustic stuff to clean the area and kill off any nerve endings immediately inside the bite wound. It works. Just don't itch too much before applying. Afterbite on a scratched bite hurts like acid on a wound ... which it is.

https://afterbite.com/
Meanwhile I work in reproducible builds and remote attestation. We absolutely can and must hold computers accountable, now that we have elected them into positions of power in our society.
Technically you can just do name and zip code and it will get delivered assuming you've had other mail delivered or a change of address filed.
What does a mixed-truth Snopes article about a dumb law proposed in Tennessee have to do with anything? The law sounds dumb and I would be wary of anyone proposing or voting for such a law, but I’m not a citizen of Tennessee so ???
These days it seems like we can't hold humans accountable either.
Right and that's the thing, you don't need local admin for that. It can be done granularly or set up a dev env vm etc. It's a pain for everyone to be sure and some routes are easier than others.
These aren't "political winds". This is all a bit too much "we're all looking for the guy who did this", when it comes to Y Combinator and "tech bros" in general.

> Balaji then revealed his shocking ideas for a tech-governed city where citizens loyal to tech companies would form a new political tribe clad in gray t-shirts. “And if you see another Gray on the street … you do the nod,” he said, during a four-hour talk on the Moment of Zen podcast. “You’re a fellow Gray.”

> The Grays’ shirts would feature “Bitcoin or Elon or other kinds of logos … Y Combinator is a good one for the city of San Francisco in particular.” Grays would also receive special ID cards providing access to exclusive, Gray-controlled sectors of the city. In addition, the Grays would make an alliance with the police department, funding weekly “policeman’s banquets” to win them over.

-- https://newrepublic.com/article/180487/balaji-srinivasan-net...

That HN is for stuff not discussed in the news is basically disproven daily. The other thing I keep hearing that "if we allow this, the front page would be only about politics", I don't believe it anymore. It's like the stone that keeps tigers away. People may genuinely believe in that stone and that they're guarding the village, but I think it's bull and having to entertain this superstition takes up more resources than the occasional tiger attack would.

I know disabling flags is probably not feasible, since real spam does get posted. but we have "showdead" for comments, why can't we simply have the same option for threads? Then those who want to discuss these things can do it, at the price of also having to wade through actual spam. Anybody else would be unaffected. If the goal is not to suppress awareness and discussion, that can be very easily proven with such a feature, and the best time to implement it would have been a long time ago IMO.
fact: 99% of people are dumber than the top 1%: so, "If everyone else understands your comment a different way" it precisely matches the case that they're all stupid-er than the 1%.

And that's how you construct an argument.
In my case they tried to bill the federal government first, they then denied the claim and put me as the guarantor instead.
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I have a feeling the robots would lose...
Definitely not the SEC

https://www.reuters.com/world/us/secs-republican-led-commiss...
On MacOS the RAM usage is much better than for Apple's mail app.
It's worth noting the difference between Budget & expenses since families normally blur the two. Budgets are the plans developed by the President and approved by Congress, and expenses are what actually get spent during the year-- and they vary widely.

DOGE's unique approach is to use the Treasury as the "chokepoint" for telemetry so they can cluster and classify all of the transactions .

Imagine a massive microservices platform with 10k services and you want to know which ones are viable ( cost/benefit). Rather than survey all 10k, you would surveil a router or LB chokepoint to measure the input & output of all 10k services. That seems to be their approach with the treasury.
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Hopefully the RuyiBook will be great but it's hardly a "small RISC-V processor".

The ~$5 Milk-V Duos are great. Two C906's, one with MMU and vectors etc for running Linux and one without those for "microcontroller" / "real time" tasks.
On top of that, $100s are useless at the many stores who refuse to take them, despite being worth only a little more than a $20 was the year I was born.
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Is Bluesky considered better than X?

Would it, for example, purport to keep us and our feelings safe by censoring those questioning an unproven and ultimately claim made by pharmaceutical corporations and politicians they donate money to, about the efficacy of their products?
The young and incurious have been targeted, recruited, and brainwashed into this by tech moguls for just this reason. A steady diet of calcified resentments against vague, post-modernist buzzword nonsense like “woke” and “DEI” has created a whole political movement around getting unreasonably angry over feeling slighted about symbolic representation in pop culture to the point where they’re going to bring the whole country down it’s insane.

But of course, that’s exactly what would be oligarchs want.
As someone with ADHD that definitely gets dopamine from novelty, is there actually anything that can be done? Adderral and vyvanse work for a couple days and then I build a tolerance. The only indefinite solution is to completely remove all distractions from my area (internet, games, food) but that’s never been sustainable for me. Moderation, rewards on completion, and other mental tricks don’t work for me. Crisis is a good motivator, such as overwhelming student loans, but I’m back to being unfocused now that those are under control.

At this point I’ve mostly accepted my success is severely limited by ADHD.
USPS offers a search service to look up someone's current address.
> … but I cannot defer liability.

For that, you need a corporation.
The land is some of the most valuable and costliest to maintain in the world. The absence of a parking meter just means someone else is footing the bill.
I've heard this also enables some of the EU-mandated features in newer windows versions. Like being able to uninstall edge.
In complex systems trying to hunt down intractable bugs on global variables is a terrible developer experience. I've done it before.
What is your revenue? and profit?
And yet all of the inefficiency of Congress and the Courts is better than the alternative, which is dictatorship with no guardrails. We've seen what this looks like in many countries, and nothing you say, do, or own will be safe.
Incredibly precarious world we live in where only one man could have enabled humanity to have EVs. Tell me more about this planet.
Broadly speaking, I feel whenever you have to build into a law specific cave outs for perfectly innocuous behavior that would otherwise be illegal under the law as written, it's not a very well thought out law.

Either the behavior in question is actually bad in which case there shouldn't be exceptions, or there's actually nothing inherently wrong with it in which case you have misidentified the actual problem and are probably needlessly criminalizing a huge swathe of normal behavior beyond just the one exception you happened to think of.
History doesn't repeat itself but it rhymes.
Komsomol/Soviet, Red guards/China.
Ideology fan the flame of youth into fanatic.
Who/what is providing the necessary guardrail?
God speed America. Future belong to the young.
Make good/long term decision.
Ideas come from somewhere
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_mobile_phones#/medi...
Better specs would also be interesting, because Steam's current "Steam Deck Verified" does check if games run well on the Steam Deck's hardware. There's another check for text size on the smaller 7" screen too.