skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Except for all the places that do that, become desirable and hence profitable.

I assume the real reason relates to "abuse of the commons" and the American problem of "why we can't have nice things" outside of "gated" communities.
Not surprising as the UK wants to ban E2EE too.
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Got 2 tails in a row. Must be broken.
Walk, bike, bus, tram, train, ferry, boat?
Cargo bike?
this is solved by branching your feature again and rebasing from that or the feature original in case the rebase gets fucked.

you don't have to treat rebases or merges as this black hole of "i have no recourse for not getting it perfect the first time".
First the mercator projection, now they're coming after the zip codes.
The strong do what they wish and the weak suffer what they must. Any morality beyond that is a fairy tale that the weak tell themselves.
Zip codes (in the US) are machine readable numbers a mail sorter can use to send a parcel to the right delivery truck for final delivery. In the US, they represent the hierarchy of postal centers with the most significant digit representing the primary hub for a region and the smallest number the actual post office that will be in charge of delivering the letter (or truck if you do the extended post code).

They don't represent geography at all, they represent the organizational structure of USPS.

They work by making the address on a letter almost meaningless. For some smaller population zip codes you can practically just put the name and zip code down and achieve delivery.
Interesting that a single cranky ex-Stasi employee can block Wikipedia for all of Germany because he's mad that Wikipedia states the proven fact that he is a former Stasi employee.

Do German courts not review the facts before granting injunctions?
Right but look at groceries, that's a ton to haul if they don't have a grocery store there.

I live somewhere that a car is required so the concept is foreign to me.
Palantir Word Processing
and they have one: Redox
You are mistaken on many accounts:

1. Bazel/Buck is not just for building, it is a task runner with built in distributed execution and caching. Which is, uh, what CI is.

2. You not finding it useful might be because you want to continue to use the same methods and tools yet get different results. Bazel/Buck supports Go and Rust and those just fine (JS is steadily improving as well, I know multiple public companies using it). Now, the DX may be different or non-standard but that's the point...different methods for different results. Of course there are tradeoffs to it not being the standard way to do things for a particular language!

3. You can run postgresql/redis/what have you into the environment with Bazel/Buck, all the companies using these tools do it. Almost everyone wires it up to https://testcontainers.com/, see https://www.docker.com/blog/revolutionize-your-ci-cd-pipelin....

4. For integrating the entire lifecycle, this is how it is set up at most companies...use Bazel/Buck for building the environment, use Bazel/Buck for building, use Bazel/Buck to trigger a deploy, etc. For example, see https://github.com/adobe/rules_gitops

Again, not trying to be rude, just drop info. Your list of pain points in the post is real, but only with certain / older systems or ways of using them. If you look into the newer systems, you'll see that they were largely created to solve those issues!
Let us see how that works out for you
> some random driver that needs DMA purely because he doesn't want the existence of that driver to "increase his workload".

This isn’t blocking any drivers. Just adds duplicate code.
>> Funny how you spotted cars in the picture, and had to make the argument about the weather... yet you missed this :

Funny how you apparently read the entire article.. yet you missed this from the first paragraph.

> And in the summer, there are no cars!

>> generally not permitted.

These are the kind of weasel words that mean yes. I guess you're the kind of guy that thinks boneless wings contains bones [1].

[1]: https://www.courtnewsohio.gov/cases/2024/SCO/0725/230293.asp
and of course Perl supports both!
Wonder if this works for everyone. Like if you have an infant, where would you put it ?

Lots of different logistics to figure out
As I said, I’m open to the possibility that you are correct, but it isn’t accurate to reduce the piecewise analogy to an optic nerve playing chess against a cerebellum.

You have multiple visual cortices that are made of roughly the same stuff as the rest of your neocortex. There is more than enough idle network/processing capacity there, given it is not being fed visual stimulus by the optic nerve, to “play chess.”
If an individual was the one tormenting almost 82 TB of copyrighted books, the damages they would have to pay would be in the trillions (mostly because of how broken the copyright law system is)
Most Nobel winners are not famous. I never said he was a stellar educator: I said he is famous for it, and that he is quite good at it.
If you care about that and have a data source, you can add, for example, population density per H3 cell as part of your analysis. That has the additional benefit of denoting the this quantity of interest explicitly, rather than some implicitly assumed correlation which may not be true.
Discussion (525 points, 9 days ago, 362 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42864272
BCS == Bardeen–Cooper–Schrieffer [0].

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/BCS_theory
Voice AI for Valentine's Reservations
No. Whistleblowers are extremely rare. Snowden did it, but he also worked with thousands of other employees who had knowledge of some, if not all, of the abuses Snowden told us about, but not one of them came forward. This is pretty much always the case when it comes to whistleblowers. For every one who came forward there were many many more who knew and stayed silent and it's hard to blame them. Whistleblowers are harshly punished, and sometimes killed in retaliation.

Being willing to sacrifice everything you have, including your career, your freedom, and potentially your life, just to let the public know the truth is not something you should expect people to do. It's a huge amount of risk and sacrifice while the only reward is knowing that you've done the right thing even though you'll be vilified and punished for it. That's what makes whistleblowers heroes.
H3 is awesome here! What I don't think many people realize is that H3 cells and normal geographic data (like zips) are not mutually exclusive. You can take zip outlines, and find all the h3 cells within them and allocate your metric accordingly (population, income, etc).

This makes joining disparate data sources quite easy. And this also lets you do all sorts of cool stuff like aggregations, smoothing, flow modeling, etc.

We do some geospatial stuff and I wrote a polars plugin to help with this a while back [1].

[1] https://github.com/Filimoa/polars-h3
He literally gave an explanation, which if you wanted more details about you could have enquired for him to expand. Instead you brought up the non-sequitur of fake pictures, and didn't engage him in the discussion. Just demanded sources while providing none yourself.
hm. API stands for Application Programming Interface.
Which IMO is not same as Application Agentic Interface.. similar to how it is not Application's Human Interface. Maybe closer than that.

But, parsing documentation? And, believing it blindly? hah. Maybe ressurect Semantic web as well..
You could just as easily use the LLM to convert the kanji into phonemes.
> They're currently antagonizing Trumpelon by refusing to halt DEI stuff, so they might not get any help.

I'd probably categorize that more as "declining to halt" rather than "refusing to halt", AFAIK the US government doesn't have an actual law/mandate/whatever for non-governmental organizations on that front.
Funny

https://youtu.be/eW-OMR-iWOE
We rewrote The NYT text editing library. Then we OSSd it. Then rewrote it again
You can carry a lot if the bags are suitable. Grocery delivery is also becoming very popular.
It reminded me of a DOOM glitch that you get with a zero-width wall.
>MSNBC just cancelled Andrea Mitchells TV show, today, because she brought in no younger audiences. So yes, shows do get cancelled by not being watched.

Did anyone, young or old, want to watch an 80 year old stumble over her words, lose her train of thought, and speak so painfully slow? She had built up connections over her long career but was basically unwatchable. The worst part of a Kamala presidency would have been her on the news and not in retirement.
These damn socialists are taking over our god-fearing car-centric American cities and DESTROYING OUR WAY OF LIFE

On a more serious note, it's unfortunate that US cities aren't more walkable and there are very few places where you can survive without a car.
> there is value in stating someone else's actual claim as clearly as possible, and then showing why that claim is wrong.

You're making my point re: your intrinsic dissatisfaction with a commonly accepted meaning for "devil's advocate."

You're prescribing that people have to not only present counter-arguments, but also disprove the counter-arguments. This is overly critical. They may not have the color, and further, there's no contract for someone to do this.
Absolutely this. Use other Census areal units if you can and ZCTAs only if you have to.
This should be expected blowback. The billionaires are taking advantage of a large group of people who feel alienated. All the billionaires have to do is not call them racist, transphobic, nazis, and they'll get their votes. Regardless of misaligned economic interests.

Whatever you think about all those issues, and how stupid you think the hoi polloi are, there has been a massive strategic miscalculation about which issues to focus on, and how to address them over the last number of years.
That’s still an eternity for such a valuable resource.
good luck with that :D
Cars and electric bikes are banned, but horse drawn carriages are still present.

The island itself is somewhat bicycle friendly if you can manage hills, but other than the touristy downtown, all the housing is spread out and definitely not what anyone would think of as walkable, especially in winter months.
The front loading variety can fit car seats for infants. My 2yo fits on a rear seat no problem.

Might not work for absolutely everyone but it sure works for some.
What about dryer motors? I mean, I don't much care what rpm the dryer runs at, but it should change speed with the grid frequency right?
Walkable traditional neighborhoods are reliably the most expensive real estate in the country.

The real reasons are 1) architects more interested in getting applause from architects for cutting-edge design instead of utilizing tried-and-true principles for humane spaces, and 2) these things are planned, designed, and built by people who will never live or work in them.

Architects design for coffee table books and developers+planners design for spreadsheets.
I've seen people occasionally walking around NYC with personal(?) shopping carts.

They look different than anything in the store so I assume they got them for themselves.

ex. https://www.amazon.com/Lifetime-Home-UPGRADED-Waterproof-Gro...
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Outside of math, science, and law, proof and evidence are tricky words. Instead I merely offer a quote for your consideration, from Brad Stone's book The Everything Store (2013):

"""
Bezos chose to start his company in Seattle because of the city’s reputation as a technology hub and because the state of Washington had a relatively small population (compared to California, New York, and Texas), which meant that Amazon would have to collect state sales tax from only a minor percentage of customers…. [T]he University of Washington produced a steady stream of computer science graduates. Seattle was also close to one of the two big book distributors: Ingram had a warehouse a six-hour drive away, in Roseburg, Oregon
"""

In other words, Bezos was well aware of the sales tax advantage from the start.
Author did some Q&A:

https://reddit.com/r/reactjs/comments/1ij7lmb/why_i_rebuilt_...
I had the wrong website. What you are doing is even worse. You are scraping websites for your own use.
Feature Demo of Surface-Stable Fractal Dithering [video]
https://claude.site/artifacts/f024844e-73c2-4eb1-afc9-401f3d...

Here you go. See how there are different densities and geometries at different angles. These lattice overlays can create fractional electrical charges — which is very strange — but how this affects super conductivity is unclear.
Like you've said, companies have lawers, so I don't think there's an EULA that's illegal. The volume and hard to read nature of EULAs is legal and it's actually not possible to write EULA in an easy to read language, because easy to use language is not strict enough to defend itself in the court.

You trying to fuck the company only shows that you're doing the same thing as the company does, only mirrored. Yet you're the one that's morally right?

The only winning move is not to play.
Superblocks are such a great idea, and a way to incrementally make cities more walkable: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/City_block#Superblock
As a rule short term injunctions (in this case 2 days) have minimal fact checking.

That’s kind of the inherent tradeoff for courts being able to make really rapid decisions. It’s useful if say someone’s house was going to be destroyed tomorrow you can’t exactly do a lot of fact checking or the damage will have been done, but it means a lot of seemingly silly things happen.

The goal is prevent harm while doing basic fact checking in preparation for some longer review, and again 2 days later the court didn’t extend the injunction after review.
Culdesac has on-demand car rentals for $5/hr so you can do things that transit or rideshare aren't well suited for. Most activities can be done with transit or rideshare in that part of Tempe though. It's mainly a student/young professional area, not a lot of families with 2.5 kids that need huge grocery hauls.
Great, so we should cancel all scientific research because everything is known. The universe exists: QED. no need to explain or understand phenomenon beyond them having a name
"Venture Capital 3.0" Impacts Founders in the AI Age
> So, what is an advantage of mixing two different languages over one kernel module,

This is not what is happening. What is happening is the C module is getting a Rust wrapper, to make Rust code be able to call into it more easily. This is because Rust is currently being used for drivers, and DMA is very useful for drivers, so they need to call into the C code somehow.

> What problem does introducing another language solve and what would be the alternatives?

The ones Linus found persuasive are mostly that Rust's memory safety can bring more stability and security to the kernel, and that Rust is likely to attract new developers. Obviously that's just some of it, but those are the main technical and social benefits from including Rust.

The alterative is to not do it.
These are the kinds of stories I love from HN! Stories of theory meeting practice are my absolute favorite.

My dad got me a set of TAoCP a few years back as a birthday gift (before 4b) and I realized that I do not have the background to even begin on 1 (at least not without some daily devotion of time). Maybe I'll have to take some more time and try again.
https://archive.ph/zqIfB
Thanks! I don't track anything; it just shows sorted papers from the current date.

Maybe I'll implement a basic recommendation algorithm locally, because right now, an LLM implementation wouldn't be sustainable.
Gleam seems like such a nice language. The language server integrated in its single-binary toolchain looks nice.

The only unexpected thing I've found is the lack of structs/objects. Instead you only have "enums", which they call custom types, and a "struct" is implemented as an enum with one variant, seen in the article:

pub type Pokemon {
Pokemon(pokedex_number: Int, name: String)
}

I mean sure, why not, except you have to repeat the name ("Pokemon").
What's easier: opening the browser and searching for porn, or installing a third party app marketplace, going into the settings to enable it, finding a .json document for a source that has a porn app and adding it to the app marketplace, then downloading the porn app?
Frequently asked questions on runevision's github: https://github.com/runevision/Dither3D/discussions/12
The usual quashing disclaimer: It still won't let you communicate faster than light.
If a grocery store is walking distance, you don’t need to do a massive haul once a week.
That's not the response when I tried it with Microsoft Copilot but then again I do prefer noise and lots of it.
Germany (and the entire EU) are complete hypocrites about data privacy.

“Privacy for me, but not for thee” appears to be the operative principle.

And it’s completely random. Transnational businesses have to expend enormous time and effort complying with privacy, right to be forgotten, data sovereignty, GDPR, etc. and then random courts and bureaucratic agency rulings carve out exceptions wherever they feel like.

I’m not excusing X for failing to respond to a court order, I’m just pointing out that the order itself was ad hoc and inconsistent like many others.
That's a much stronger argument when you aren't at the same time yelling about the email patch system. I want R4L to succeed!
Perception and Longevity Control in Invertebrate Model Organisms
Reminds me of recent discussions about similar topic, what may clearly look like a crime can be treated differently depending on if you do it as an individual or as a company. Somewhere down the line its all about understanding the limits and boundaries of the system, its a skill in itself.
Makes sense. Have to get past looking homeless pushing them as people who do push those in my areas are homeless. Its just a mindset shift though not insurmountable.
I think it's an interesting project, but is this a functional replacement for regex substitutions? It seems like you can only replace text with something else at the same location. Separating the replacement from the matching can be unweildy, but you can reorder, repeat, and insert text between things too.

IIUC
Anna's Archive has 40 million books and 100 million papers. It's unlikely they could achieve similar coverage.
Let me add some additional context here (source: twins in a private Montessori in a central EU country)

a) Montessori Schools vary usually - not only from country to country, also not only from state to state, but also within Cities

b) There are networks per each conutry, but you may join as school if you do offer different things than other schools in the same network

c) Within Montessori, there are a lot of "custom" approaches which are, at least in this country, usually discussed with the local government/educational gov

d) the comments with selection according to higher socio economical levels is a hard fact, at least in this country, since Montessori schools always demand some type of payment, depending on the income of the parents (on top of that they get usually partial funding from the local municipal/gov per school-people). At my kids school, 98% of parents are in a "good six digit range" (while the average salary in this country is mid. five figures, like ~49000)

e) my kids school is great, so i can only speak for this locatoin with their specific Montessori implementation: It is a school i wished i could have attended when i was young. Its great: Their building is quite fresh (note: there are some "parental hours" per year where YOU have to take care of the building for YOUR kids on YOUR OWN with the OTHER parents, this is 40h per parent-person in this location), they have a "everything-is-working-facility", not only rest rooms but also working IT equipment etc. (for which i have a special eye as HN user ;-) ), last years the built an additonal level on top of the building to install a free-range-roof-top and tennis area

Maybe this helps (-:
High profit margins are good. Also ad sales will presumably go up now Trump & Musk are in power.
"By now it's pretty clear that the network is actively driving discourse in one specific direction..."

I don't think this is clear at all.
Relevant study of prairie dog language: https://animalstudies.org.au/archives/8211

It amuses me greatly how resistant many people are to the notion that animals who clearly communicate with each other might have something akin to "language". Or for that matter, how plants who exchange myriad signals to each other might be "communicating". Or for that matter how plants who send electrical signals between distant parts of their bodies might have something akin to a "neural network". https://pmc.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/articles/PMC8331040/

Like most arguments it's an argument about the definition of the word. And many seem to define anything related to intelligence and communication as only applying to humans. And maybe dogs. And maybe to a lesser extent cats. And maybe certain parrots. Maybe dolphins.
Predicting the Super Bowl with LLMs
ah the good ol '/finger [Nick|Address]
I see. A lot of the photos do show a lot of fit and young people. No families and no one over age 30 probably. I am not the target market.