skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
goo goo gah gah.
Did you have COVID or another respiratory disease before?
This is what I've used for years. I guess my use case is probably different than what OP posted as I don't understand what I might gain from his plugin.
I have some empathy, mostly because it may be challenging for them to retrain and they have been institutionalized.

I hope they are given some runway or options to prepare for the private sector. But viscerally it is deeply, exquisitely satisfying to observe feds have shit canned their parasitic positions predicated on collection by armed tax collectors.
My dad said there were a couple of countries that produced bauxite who thought they could be the OPEC of aluminum. And found out very quickly that bauxite isn't rare.
It's a thing that some districts have done for a decade or two now, but it's fairly rare.

I wrote a paper on alternatives to full school closure in 2008.
I do not hate anyone, besides the fascists currently running the show.

I know you couldn't convince a red cap wearing MAGA fanatic to vote blue, just like you couldn't convince me to vote red. But most people aren't politicized, and those are the ones that need reminders of what is going on up there.

We do agree on the fact the democrats lost soundly, after leading a pathetic campaign against a lunatic who by any metric should have been defeated without a sweat. But I think that's where we disagree most: Trump won through populism, and wether you like it or not (I don't), we now live in populist times.

The democrats were playing as if Project 2025 didn't exist, as if the republicans were still playing by the rules. If Biden said one tenth of the sh*t Trump said during his campaign, it'd have become a central talking point of Trump's.

And now millions will get deported, all US aid in the world suddenly ended, causing millions more to suffer. Minorities are losing rights by the day, etc.

Also, why are you labelling me as a conspiracist? Did I ever lie? What DOGE is doing is illegal. They are employing neonazis. They are going after judges and journalists. Congress is doing nothing to oppose this. Notice how I didn't make a single prediction. Shouldn't this alone be enough to be concerned?

You put too much faith in the strength of our democracy and institutions.
This pattern of argumentation is extremely lame.

You were having a discussion about the merits of specific behaviors and when someone pushes back on the merits, you just keep defaulting to "well they won the election."

You've done it multiple times now.

Everyone knows they won the election. Everyone knows the way to win power back is to win the election next time. People are having a discussion with you about the merits of what they're doing with that power currently.
"Price of land goes up": In simple terms, the Internet is providing huge areas of land suddenly now feasible for use; the larger supply will lower US average costs per acre.
I'm honestly not sure that their analysis passes muster. It seems that the main consideration is that Harris underperformed compared to down-ballot races and that the underperformance was ahistoric. However, the campaign was also ahistoric: she ran as a pseudo-incumbent under an unpopular presidency without as much of the name recognition incumbency usually offers. It seems extremely likely to me that this drop off in early voting numbers is indicative of an exceptionally weak campaign as opposed to widespread (consistent across all swing states) manipulation.
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A word of caution with this one.

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This isn't news, it's a paid press release.
There is another solution, in this specific case. If all they wanted is to start returning the test results before all the tests are done, a streaming http response can be used.

In Bottle, returning a generator or iterator will send the response in chucks, instead of all at once. The effect would be that the test results load in one by one, providing the user with feedback. No JavaScript needed.
2600 games worth playing: River Raid II, Pitfall, Jungle Hunt, Ghostbusters, Lock n Chase, Cosmic Ark, Demon Attack, Mountain King
Empirically hasn't happened. It turns out people enjoy being near other people, so actually the increase in productivity has outstripped preference for less-dense living.
Simple.

You stop evil wherever you see it. If you see actively discriminatory practices, kill them.

However, you do not commit an evil, to right another evil. You do not discriminate against anyone, even the over-represented majority, to accomplish any goals, or they can and will one day react violently and probably win.

Fighting fire with fire burns the world down. It’s not a fun answer; people who like being activists and feeling morally superior don’t like being told to stand down, but that’s the only thing that will work.
I also got this, felt like a cold that just took forever to clear. Wasn't covid, but didn't feel as bad as proper flu. I got my flu shot going into the season late last year.
I'd suggest long term members with an interest in the data analysis argument simply vouch the other one.

I resubmitted here as it was [flagged][dead] and while it's a US political hot potato the actual content (patterns in numbers) is HN worthy.

Not the least as the raw data can be accessed by anyone and the claim can be verified or refuted and any significance discussed.
YT video going into the math and physics involved: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lkjyeI0ykGM

TL;DW: not practical in it's current design.
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Alright, done.

It's a re-invention really.

Essentially you do (assuming zsh)

$ source how.sh

Then you type your thing at the shell

$ add a user bob using modern homectl methods

Then you (in the default, CTRL+X+H) and it does this

$ add a user bob using modern homectl methods ... (name of your default model)
... a few seconds pass ...
$ sudo homectl create-user bob

Then you can choose to press enter and run it.

https://github.com/kristopolous/how.sh

This is a much more one-and-done approach but 99% of the time I just forget invocation syntax - I'm not actually exploring things deeply.

If you want a "proper" pr, it'd really be a rewrite with two "frontends" - your conversational edit flow and my keystroke invoke.

Honestly they're probably different things.
Sailfish OS with Banking Apps [video]
I mean this already happened [1]. But it's either that or games running like crap because they're not properly tested on our cards.

[1] https://www.neowin.net/news/yandex-alleges-amds-windows-driv...
also since early 2010s google and others were hapilly underpaying everyone, true inclusivity. i bet any category researched would show lower pay by seniority since market was illegaly/artificialy not adjusting thanks to the shady no poach backroom deals.

all this show is a correlation of seniority with males.

https://money.cnn.com/2014/08/11/technology/silicon-valley-p...
Mostly the latter. Doing the maths doesn’t always mean understanding something. As a simple example it’s pretty easy to treat gravitation of a spherical object mathematically as a point source, but it was quite a conceptual leap, and it doesn’t mean you understand why you can treat it as a point source (and when you can’t).

I’m also reminded on the scene in “Severance” where the members of MDR are unable to explain their job to another department.
I’ve had one of the nastiest flus of all time. The coughs were so strong it was like electric shock thru my body and my muscles spasmed. A few days after my back muscles were sore like after a solid bench press session. They lasted a couple of days and then turned to normal coughs and lasted for another 4 weeks.
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Fascinating. The article repeatedly makes the claim that “LLMs work by predicting likely next words in a string of text”. Yet there’s the seemingly contradictory implication that we don’t know how LLMs work (ie we don’t know their secret sauce). How does one reconcile this? They’re either fancy autocompletes, or magic autocompletes (in which case the magic qualifier seems more important in understanding what they are than the autocomplete part).
No duties on what’s in your suitcase.
T-Mobile Opens Cellular Starlink Beta to AT&T and Verizon Users, Reveals Pricing
The 2020 fraud stories involved Asian source bamboo paper, unverified claims of dumping mail in ballots, claims of many multiple voting people, dead voters ressurected, ... lots of claims that collapsed for want of any evidence despite being the kinds of claims that should be provable.

This is a simple statement of statistical pattern weirdness in the bulk voting record of a county.

I'm in Australia, I have a geostatistical and epidemiology background using such things to find valuable mineral deposits and early signs of unusual diseases.

The statements made here are far more convincing of actual fraud than the 2020 claims .. if this repeats across many county's then it becomes more and more certain.

If it's no more than a blip in a single county then it's just one of those things, for it to be fraud there would have to be similar patterns in multiple counties in swing states.

The future then is a right old bucket of worms.
TS/SCI clearance is a lot more about truthfulness. The adjudicators are looking for secrets that can be used as leverage. Publicly writing reviews for cannabis strains is not a risk. A Mormon secretly hiding alcoholic tendencies could be. I'm also told that owning foreign property is unfriendly countries, and debt are the other big reasons for clearance denial.
I wonder if we couldn't have the equivalent of the water barrels near the start of guard rails, but for crowds?

Maybe giant inflated or crushable areas around an exit that could take up slack?

maybe tie the crush event with something else, like opening extra doors, turning on lighted warning signs or illuminating exits?
Yeah, 2016 was the same "Russia" etc.

We've got some issues to deal with
they get root if the job requires.

appointees are interviewed, not vetted by the fbi like federal employs. the dowvote brigade could read the article since im rentioning a literal quote from there.
I’m old enough to remember way back in 2023 when “election denier” was a nonstop slur for anyone right of center.
> I resubmitted here as it was [flagged][dead] and while it's a US political hot potato the actual content (patterns in numbers) is HN worthy.

Thank you for expressing that perspective. I agree...
The repo seems to describe something doing the opposite, no? This is someone who wanted to ensure ballots were counted, not someone motivated to spoof them, right?

EDIT: posted my concern on bsky https://bsky.app/profile/patcon.bsky.social/post/3lhrwuw6dy2...
Being a "University Professor" means jack shit unless precisely in their (sub)-field. The authors are experts in biology, and evolution of information representation/communication, and about misinformation.

I'll gladly defer to their expert opinion on those topics, but IMO to use such an authoritative voice when they are not experts in actual AI systems. Judging the massive progress in the field of AI, how can anyone even remotely state what these systems inherently are, when they are still so new and ever-evolving?
They are currently being paid right now though. So it's possible for the population to fund it. The products being produced would go up roughly the same as the discount you got on power.
Sure,but just in mathematical reasoning. If future works contain mathematical
logic reasoning, it will perfect.
To win the software business, Canada must play a different game
Your assumption holds in exactly one scenario: One where everybody is currently earning exactly the same amount of money and has the same net worth.

Otherwise, such an UBI would indeed cause substantial redistribution, even after accounting for inflation and prices recalibrating.
> in which the CIA more or less staged a Jan 6th in Ukraine to coup the legitimately elected government and install what was functionally a US puppet government

If you start with groundless conspiracy theories it's not surprising where you may end up. The CIA had nothing to do with the revolution of dignity, which was a grassroots protest movement or Ukraines government voting to remove the president after he abandoned the country.

Also Ukraine has had 2 fair and free elections since then (Zelensky beat the incumbent by a landslide) unlike Russia or the parts of the country unfortunate enough to be under their control.

A coup was actually carried out by Russia in crimea. An actual coop where Russian soldiers surrounded the local government at gunpoint

> one that treated ethnic minorities within the southern and eastern regions of Ukraine about the same way that the ATF treated the Branch Davidians.

This is false and shows you have no knowledge of Ukraine or Russia. Zelensky is from a minority group(Jewish) and is a native Russian speaker the current head of the army is an ethnic russian born in Russia.

That's not to mention how Russia treats ethnic minorities or even ethnic Russians in territories they capture

> This is context that is part and parcel of understanding why Putin invaded, which is key if we wish to avoid the suffering, death, and devastation of war in the future.

He invaded because he's an imperialist. It's pretty simple

> All of that loss is for nothing if society does not learn the painful lessons in diplomacy it desperately needed that might have prevented the war.

You're imagining this was Americas fault. The only thing America could have done differently to prevent the war was if they somehow agreed to defend Ukraine or get all NATO members to agree to let them join.
Hi Bill, I applied like three weeks ago on that "Windows Desktop App" position! I haven't got any reply since. I am sure you folks get pretty decent applications but I think my profile deserves at least a reply from your side! I fit perfectly, 1O YOE, of which 5 as a SW for MSFT. An MCSD in UWP apps, 2 MSc..ect!
Your talent acquisition team doesn't reply to my messages neither!
I genuinely like the project and would love to work on it ft. Can I at least have a chance?
I'd also point out this

https://www.einpresswire.com/ai/press-release-generator

This could literally be AI fantasy. Shame on whoever created this.
That makes sense but seems like it would only actually be a subset of bad laws. I mainly mean to highlight that it's not a comprehensive way to identify bad law.

> how to structurally align the incentives of a real legislature with the interests of the general public

This seems like a critical nuance that, like you said, needs a structural solution. I have no actual idea, but conceptually this seems like it would eliminate a subset of particularly bad laws and actions (e.g. members of the legislature trading on their insider information) which have outsized, negative outcomes for the public. But we also rely on that very rule making body to essentially self-govern. And such a grass-roots movement of reforms to put the public first seem unlikely given the attitudes and sensationalizing behaviors present in the members of that body.

I avoid politics because of just how disaffecting it is to think about most of these details.
So we can't just count the paper ballots used during early voting? Isn't there some way to do an audit?
The issue is the 10th amendment limits the scope of the federal government and Congress. Spending on many of the institutions that unconstitutionally regulate stuff like intrastate trade was illegal to begin with so defunding makes it more rather than less constitutional.
I thought I'd give this the benefit of the doubt.

It's trying its hardest to be put in the "this is bullshit" pile.

Five lines of content spread through five pages through the magic of parallax scrolling. Examples wandering around without going anywhere and confidently repeating talking points that were debunked 3 years ago.

Please release a textbook that can be read instead of whatever this is.
I doubt that they are commercializing anything.

I see on their site now that they are building a plant that is expected to produce 5 (five) tons of magnets per year (compared to 1500 t/year for the plant discussed in the article or with 25000 t/year for the biggest of the around 300 Chinese plants).

Such a small-scale production might be enough only to make samples to distribute to potential customers, to convince them to design products using such magnets.

I will be pleasantly surprised when Niron Magnetics will be able to produce even those 5 tons of magnets.

I have already forgotten how many years have passed since I have seen for the first time Niron Magnetics claiming that they will start soon the production of iron nitride magnets.

Certainly there are more than 5 years since then, perhaps almost 10 years.

Their first patents, in which they have claimed to know how to make iron nitride, have been issued 10 years ago. Their inability to actually produce such magnets demonstrate that at least the claims of the first patents were false.

The language that is used in patent law is that patents "teach" how to do something that was unknown and non-obvious for those who were experts in prior art.

I am pretty sure that the patents of Niron Magnetics do not teach anything, but they are the kind of patents filed by those who want to do something, but they have no idea how to do it, so they file bogus patents with overly broad and inaccurate claims, as a preventive strike used to block any competitors to introduce that kind of products, in order to gain for themselves time to actually discover how to make in reality what they want, in a very different way than described in their fictitious patents.

If iron nitride magnets are indeed possible, then it is likely that Niron Magnetics has delayed by many years their use in practice, by being unable to develop such materials themselves, but simultaneously preventing others to do this.
Lix is excellent. It is already faster (parsing), safer (better defaults, removed footguns), and easier to use (better errors, etc) than Nix. If anyone wants to get started using Nix then I highlight recommend you install Lix from the link in the parent comment.
The main consideration is at the beginning: the stats largely resemble the patterns of verified instances of voter fraud, as in Russia and Georgia.

It seems that you're suggesting some fairly obvious factors working against Harris weren't considered by an organization whose entire purpose is to sniff out voter fraud. Are you suggesting that they overlooked such an obvious detail, or that they're willfully ignoring it?
Their specific claim is odd, it's that the record of every machine in the county showed an expected random pattern of votes for the first 300 or so votes ..

( "random" here means more chaotic and unpredictable )

after which there was a more correlated bias toward one candidate that had a stong early trend toward a particular outcome (consistent clumping with little bounce).

The assertion is that this rarely seen in "real free voting data".

In a single picture: https://img1.wsimg.com/isteam/ip/9087f51c-d3bd-4002-9943-797...
> The same side that's alleging interference in 2024 suggested that to question election irregularities in 2020 was to reject democracy itself. I don't think the authors are going to convince anyone.

The people claiming election interference in 2020 had every chance to provide any piece of evidence, and they never could.
I’ve been skeptical of claims that Musk rigged the election, despite Trump basically bragging that he did. I figured he was just trying to “own the libs” and make us get mad over nothing.

Since Trump is extremely concerned about election security I’m sure he will send teams of people to investigate these anomalies.
One reason why I started blogging (back in 2007) was to have an easy reference for myself about some specific syntax or config parameter name that regularly came up when working as a consultant at different customers. And access my scripts I used for troubleshooting things. While I couldn't connect my own laptop to their networks to copy anything over, my public blog web-pages were accessible at almost every site went to.

One exception was when I visited a customer in Shanghai, it turned out that my purely technical blog was blocked in China (at least back then) as it was hosted on a wordpress.com subdomain. I then migrated it my own domain and it was accessible in China too.

The other reason is definitely tech-marketing for my business, but hopefully with 99% quality and 1% noise :-)
Thank you for looking out for flagspamming.
For the most complete analysis of the evidence for Omega 3 (and other miconutrients) the very best resource I've found is Dr Rhonda Patrick: https://www.foundmyfitness.com/topics/omega-3
I hit "flag" and I'd suggest everyone else do so as well.
The articles of my coop require someone extending a line to pay the full unsubsidized costs before installation.

If I underpaid the coop defrauded the other members by charging them instead.
Understand that discrimination is experienced individually.

You cannot fix the discrimination an individual experiences by discriminating against a different individual in return.

You cannot "balance" the discrimination a group of people experienced in the past, by discriminating against a different group of people today.

Doing so will just result in an oscillation, with men of the past being privileged over women, leading to women of today being privileged over men, leading to men of the future being privileged over women etc.
More specifically, their claims are nonsense and (at best) wishful thinking.
It just adds your Nix profile to your path.
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Same for me.

I also tried speaking German and translating it to English and when I said "Hallo ich wollte das nur mal ausprobieren" (Hello I just wanted to try this out) it translated it to "Hi, how are you? Do you know anyone who quit smoking?".

I feel gaslit.
I've literally build a dynamic bench mark where I test reasoning models on their performance on deriving conclusions from assumptions through sequent calculus.

o3-mini high effort can derive chains that are 8 inference rules deep with >95% confidence I didn't have the money to test it further. This is better than the average professor in logic when given pen and paper.

It seems like a course critiquing 5 year old technology at this point.
You can only learn some complex skill by doing it.

Understand what engineering job is and go build up the skill from smallest achievable goal.

There is motivation special”thinking”, don’t cargocult it )
I prefer it to be dark at night. I’d make every streetlight 60% less bright if I could. Sorry, but I hate this idea.
“ One indicator of flu activity is the percentage of doctor’s office visits driven by flu-like symptoms.”

Sounds like it could also be a measure of post-covid paranoia.
I doubt people are very accurate at knowing why they made the choices they did. If you want them to recite a chain of reasoning they can but that is kind of far from most decision making most people do.
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