skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> A friend got hit in the head and NYPD refused to register it.

I think that's awful and hope your friend didn't get hurt too bad. I think anytime a victim (or a family member filing on behalf of a victim) makes a police report, it should be mandatory that they're provided a way to confirm the data and facts associated with it.

Also mandatory information on how to report a mistake or correction or complaint, and that process should be quick and painless, not something that takes any time at all. Because who is going to take hours out of their day to report a mistake if it already felt like a waste of time so far?

Some of the above may already exist, but without all of those components working well, it becomes dysfunctional.

I don't think the police are likely to implement something like the above in a way that works, and legislation mandating it will lack the flexibility, and only the bare minimum required will be done, if that.

To fix something dysfunctional often takes strong leadership that few have. Combine that with the negative incentives for running for public office when conditions are "just reasonably ok". Unless the conditions reach existential threat levels, we just end up with the usual career politicians willing and able to survive the inevitable scrutiny (and slander) regarding their personal lives. Some of that scrutiny is justified and necessary, much of it is not.
ECMAScript is what people who want to avoid Oracle’s trademark say. Being anachronistic is irrevelant as long as Oracle has the trademark.
They can defund the whole office, subdivision, or function.

Life isn’t an episode of the apprentice… nobody in congress sees their oversight role as firing random post office clerks. That’s idiocy. Congress controls the law and the purse. Conservatives have been wielding this power for years - that’s why single moms are routinely nabbed in audits for earned income fraud, while rich people get away with donating millions to phoney foundations that they control for years. (Congress limits funding for enforcement)

The executive has broad authority to take personnel actions while adhering to the law.
> at least not long term.

But this is the very thing. In every single financial crisis, the uber wealthy accumulate even more at the expense of everyone else that is loosing everything.
After reading that, I'm not only not want to build a coop, I don't want to consume eggs anymore lol. I guess I'm too "animal loving people".
Fortunately, the current US president has a long and storied history of going out of his way to pay people mutually agreed-upon sums from prior contracts.
It is apparently easier for someone who has done strength training or body building to get back into it then the first time around. I don't know the science behind it but I've heard it from many sources.

I don't know if muscle memory is a scientific term but I understand it as adaptations of muscle and nerves that are skill specific as a result of training. I think it's hard to put a boundary around the brain here. The brain and the nervous system is also a component of strength.
I don't know what the person you are replying to is talking about. They clearly don't know anyone who works at SpaceX. The age there does trend young, but think 24-year-old flight controller for Apollo, not intern that doesn't know anything. I have friends who work at SpaceX and gripe about how difficult it is to hire people. But not for lack of applicants--their standards are just so high. Nearly everyone working at SpaceX is cracked.
So no different than Biden and Obama and Bush. Oh well.

At least it is enjoyable to see progressives squirm. And to gut dept of education and usaid, both very solid ideas so far.
At Harvard (and I assume other places, but those other places were not subjected to the level of discovery that Harvard was in SFFA v Harvard), diversity meant less Asians. Representation of whites was about what you would expect given their test scores and grades.
> How did these organisations make people vote for Donald Trump?

It's not so much that they made people vote for Trump, but that they utterly failed to rise to the occasion, despite screaming how the stakes were so high.

I really think a lot of the so-called opposition saw Trump as a wedge to selfishly drive support towards their little ideological or personal priorities.

I think the way forward is probably to ditch finger-wagging liberal technocracy and go for a more competent, law-abiding populism, which seeks to strike a compromise that can comfortably get super-majority support (i.e. 60%+ rather than 50%+1) and speak effectively to many of the anxieties Trump harnesses. You're not going to get that by giving to special interest activist organizations.
That was my knee-jerk scenario to think of too - especially given the rising prevalence of Chronic Wasting Disease in the US states near that part of Canada.

It's notable that the CJDSS director said they ruled out "known forms of prion disease" specifically, and the neuropathologist Jansen stated "no evidence for a prion disease was found" - I think the sentence you're quoting is actually misleading because it seems to suggest that there is negative evidence for a prion disorder, which there is not.
The Dragon-P eval board has a keypad, breadboard, and small display. Great for getting close to the metal.
US Shoppers Face Fees of Up to $50 or More to Get Packages from China
I read your post three times and I still can’t parse it. If you’re asking which Progressives are making the arguments I described, go see Ibram Kendi among others. I am not caricaturing their position. This is what they believe.
It is confusingly worded, but I think the wife is the SpaceX employee.
IDK - I guess you are mentally modelling it wrong. Think of the zero page as a bunch of registers - that's kind of how I modelled it and it was also the hump to get over that helped someone building a 6502 compiler backend.
See the slide on imaginary registers.
https://llvm.org/devmtg/2022-05/slides/2022EuroLLVM-LLVM-MOS...

But all that being said, 68000 or modern ARM or RISCV are also good targets. I am probably just a little nostalgic for the 6502.
When you disclose this stuff, you have to list the donor's occupation/employer, and Elon said he was CEO of SpaceX every time he funded his PAC.
EFF Helps Defeat Meritless Lawsuit Against Journalist Jack Poulson
Indeed, though ironically, just today Oleksii Moisieiev posted a patchset to add the Pi 5 to u-boot :D

https://lists.denx.de/pipermail/u-boot/2025-February/579540....

Though from informal conversations with some of the Pi engineers, it seems like they're typically more involved in Yocto/buildroot, and their own tool https://github.com/raspberrypi/pi-gen-micro (not saying it's better or anything, but they do have a lot of engineers who come from Broadcom... they are a bit different!).
Go stands out for its remarkable stability in language design. The Go team has maintained a strict backward compatibility promise since its first release in 2012. While Swift underwent significant breaking changes between versions 1.0-5.0, Go's evolution has been cautious and gradual. Even major features like generics (Go 1.18) were introduced after years of careful consideration. This stability and backward compatibility have made Go a trusted choice for enterprise development.
Wow. This is something I have wanted for a very long time. And for it to be totally OSS and made by Getty - icing on the cake! Thank you for sharing.
I think people in the industry know? I went to a SpaceX recruitment event back in 2010, and even then they were very upfront about it. People give their heart and soul to the company, and their turnover from burnout is shockingly high. The recruiter had some nicer way of phrasing it, but it was completely transparent what they meant.
One set a week per muscle group of weight training can already give you some gains. You'll max out your gains at a lot higher (10-20 maybe).

When you start working out a lot of your strength comes not from your muscles getting stronger but your body learning to use them properly. I.e. your nervous system.

Are you doing interval training in your swimming? I think how you train can have a big impact on your VO2MAX improvement vs. time invested. That said long distance running does require a lot of time investment. I'm not sure if you can get to run a marathon by running an hour a week but I expect that answer is no.
Indeed the 6809 has several 16 bit stack registers as well as 16 bit X and Y index registers which mean you can use proper structures and it even has a decent mul instruction.
For those who didn't immediately get it, it looks like openwrt is trying to move to the package manager from Alpine Linux: https://openwrt.org/docs/guide-user/additional-software/opkg...

Btw what's the go-to device / vendor for OpenWrt these days? Seems like tplink is lagging behind with my last Archer C7..
> Lots of people voted for trump aren’t radical actually none that i know are.

The same can be said for the supporters of many radical and terrible historical regimes. I'm not radical, I'm simply pushing this radical boulder along, and I can stop it whenever I wan tooo-oops."
Socialize more. Even out of work. Participate in and organize meetings. Try to pay attention to people's feelings.
Both Tesla and SpaceX are insanely profitable.
IIRC Fiwix has syscalls compatible with Linux, which could be useful in some cases.
I remember in high school biology watching a video describing how bone structures will literally change if your gait changes.

The body is amazingly adaptable.
Yesterday I was attempting to buy a product on a small retailer's website—as soon as I hit the "add to cart" button I got a message from Cloudflare: "Sorry, you have been blocked". My only recourse was to message the owner of the domain asking them to unblock me. Of course, I didn't, and decided to buy the product elsewhere. I wasn't doing anything suspicious.. using Arc on a M1 MBP; normal browsing habits.

Not sure if this problem is common but; I would be pretty upset if I implemented Cloudflare and it started to inadvertently hurt my sales figures. I would hope the cost to retailers is trivial in this case, I guess the upside of blocking automated traffic can be quite great.

Just checked again and I'm still blocked on the website. Hopefully this kind of thing gets sorted out.
>considering how badly those organizations failed in order to bring us to today.

They don't have that much money.
They're still around. Remember they were shorted because they seemed on the verge of bankruptcy..
You are describing data mapper ORMs, a.k.a the good ORM. I think all the other ORM-loathing guys here had bad experiences with active record ORMs, a.k.a the bad ORM.

Also, infrastructure guys and DBA types tend not to like ORMs. But they are not the ones trying to manage the complexity in the business process. They just see our queries are not optimal, and it is everything to them.
I wouldn’t even expect them to understand basic marketing themselves: there’s a lot more to it than many assume. I would hope they could understand the value of someone that does. There’s this kind of “well if I don’t understand it then it’s probably not worth understanding” cockiness in software that I was definitely guilty of in my twenties at the very least. Someone thinking they can dismiss expert knowledge or even entire fields out-of-hand based on a few a priori thought experiments says a lot more about that person than the fields they denigrate.
With many types of skills putting in some time every day can be very beneficial.

Keep in mind though that with things like strength your body also needs recovery time (in fact your gains happen during recovery, not during the workout).
Isn't that just scale? Even small LLMs have more parts than any car.

LLMs are more analogous to economics, psychology, politics -- it is possible there's a core science with explicability, but the systems are so complex that even defining the question is hard.
So you put something in your cart and by the time you reach the cashier the price doubled?
Sounds like someone is about to patent price locking when you add an item to your pysical shopping cart.
The Evolving Landscape of LLM Evaluation
I've worked for the federal government before. Garden leave is 100% go-straight-to-prison illegal. It is defrauding the government.

There's a lot of stuff that is bog standard in industry, but cannot be done in government service.
Not sure how speeding relates to the subway?
FOIA requests go to the information owner, not to anyone hosting it. It's not even specific to IT. Paper notes/documents are also covered.
Amazing work. Is it only deployable as a full-stack app or can it be used as a component in other projects?
>My visits there were between Christmas 2014-15 and the end of summer in 2018, Whole Foods wasn't that good even on the first trip.

Shows something about my perception of time. I have some fond memories of the first time I went to Whole Foods in 2003 when I was eleven at math camp in Charlotte. At that point the "organic food" movement was just getting started, so food labeled "organic" was usually from independent farms, and the store had so many free samples you could practically have lunch for free. By the time I was in college I was going to a warehouse market (Your Dekalb Farmers Market in Atlanta).

I'm not sure why you would go to a grocery store as a tourist?

>Co Op in Davis, CA:

Davis is a very small town that basically just serves the University. Why would you go there? Was it for a symposium? I'm sure it was pretty good for local produce by the standards of a small town when it was the season in California, but it's not exactly the sort of place where you would normally visit. I lived an hour away for five years and never went.

Anyway it just seems like you got some dubious advice, and on behalf of America, I'm sorry.
It depends on the features you want. My approach is to search in their supported devices, and sort by ram.
Nanofiltration or reverse osmosis will be most effective: https://www.epa.gov/sciencematters/reducing-pfas-drinking-wa... (save the site while the EPA still exists!)
> Ok propaganda. CBP doesn't have numbers for January posted, so you have no idea what is actually happening.

wrong. From the border chief:

"In the past seven days, U.S. Border Patrol agents apprehended 4,577 individuals attempting to enter the country illegally, a significant 55% decrease from the previous week’s 10,281 apprehensions. This trend indicates that our enhanced border security measures produce results. With more boots on the ground, we’re making a substantial impact to the security of our borders."

https://x.com/USBPChief/status/1884723200048693297

Yes, we'll see in four years. I look forward to it!
ARM Neon Assembly Visualizer
One of the very best things you could do for your cause is to tone down your rhetoric. You're driving far more people away than you're convincing of anything.

There's no shortage of things to criticize Trump for that are clear and hard to argue against. What you're saying is only fuel for the extreme to become more extreme.
There's certainly some truth in what you say. I see it as a societal problem that the only way to ensure you don't wind up with less than $X to live on per year is to amass some large multiple of $X. What would be better is a more robust social safety net program that ensure if that one layoff happens and you're out of work, your situation isn't that dire. Like maybe you tighten your belt a bit and maybe if you had stretched for a big house you have to move to a smaller one, but you don't wind up on the street. And in exchange for knowing that we will never wind up on the street, everyone accepts that no one will ever get to own a $100 million mansion or a superyacht or a company worth $100 billion. It seems like a fine trade to me.
https://www.fastcompany.com/91124157/spacex-contractors-texa...

https://www.reuters.com/technology/space/musks-spacex-is-qui...
Does it save much resources at all then? Id think that style computation and layouting takes a large chunk of the total resources used.
Warlords period soon?
Complex philosophy has a way of devolving almost inevitably into a kind of "four legs good two legs bad" sort of way a la Animal Farm. In the same way dei seems to inevitably devolve into white people bad non-white people good. It doesn't really matter what it was originally. Philosophies that become popular will always devolve into some easy to understand but wrong version of itself. I personally believe this is the single biggest argument in favor of color blindness since it's relatively unambiguous.
Walton Goggins Goggle Glasses
I just get a small x86 box and then buy stand alone POE access points for wifi.
Except that the money hasn't been approved by congress and will probably never be paid because the employees will have absolutely no method of redress it it is not.
> The contrast is stark with all the "no place for hate" in the rules and endless banning of microaggressions.

Please be specific.
So more 'mature' models might arise in the near future with less params and better benchmarks?
I did look at the numbers, from the official US dataset published I guess by a Biden-controlled admin.

https://www.cbp.gov/document/stats/southwest-land-border-enc...

And I don't know how you claim such things:

Trump 2019: 977,509

Trump 2020: 458,088 (46.86% from previous year)

Biden 2021: 1,734,686 (378.68% from previous year)

Biden 2022: 2,378,944 (137.14% from previous year)

Biden 2023: 2,475,669 (104.07% from previous year)

Biden 2024: 2,135,005 (86.24% from previous year)

I couldn't find older that 2019, but it's clear that in trumps last year, it more than halfed from his previous year. Then it more than tripled in the first year under Biden. Then almost doubled again in the subsequent year under Biden, and then grew a bit in 2023. Then only in 2024, did it reduce by a tiny 14%. Notably a 14% of what is effectively a number 5 times higher than what Trump got it down to before he left office.

And yeah you could argue (like some of the journalist did) that "oh this is just because Trump created a backlog". Well that's what people wanted, and it stopped the flow of people over the border. That's solving the problem, and really just shows that Biden literally just opened the doors, let it grow huge, and then "claimed success" when it started going back down to it's pre-Trump average. This is why we can't discuss this, we have so many supposedly "smart" people arguing and using the supposed "data" to twist the truth, and then dismissing what every can see plain as day (and is in this case supported by the data).

Oh and let's also not mention that it surged quite a bit in the last few months of 2024 when people I would assume started to flood the border in anticipation of Trump's arrival. So all that supposed work the Biden team did somehow didn't apply then? Of course, because they did nothing and the numbers reflect the fact that the border just lets them go through.
The same McConnell who, after being in the Senate for 40 years, was recently praised on 60 minutes with "his greatest accomplishment is funding the Ukraine War"?
What if it's just someone lying on the internet.
I think the science says you need <= 3 reps in reserve to build muscle. But yes, it is easier for beginners.

Also yes on the 1/9th of the volume but from what I've read you still need to obey the <= 3 reps in reserve. e.g. you can get by with one set per muscle group per week.

Progressive overload forces you into close to failure territory regardless of volume/time.

The other thing to be said is there are variations between people and something that works for one might need to be tweaked for another.
The Eighteen Hour Application: The Project AI Made Possible
> The second citation you offered merely notes that the AT-SAT battery is a better predictor than the older OPM battery, not that is the best.

How is that a criticism? It is always possible that someone could invent a better test.

In any case, the second citation directly refutes your point in another sub-thread with AnthonyMouse, the assertion that higher-performing applicants above the cutoff do not perform better on the job:

"If all applicants scoring 70 or above on
the AT-SAT are selected, slightly over one-third would
be expected to be high performers. With slightly greater
selectivity, taking only applicants scoring 75.1 or above,
the proportion of high performers could be increased to
nearly half."

Also:

"The primary point is that applicants who score very high (at 90)
on the AT-SAT are expected to perform near the top of
the distribution of current controllers (at the 86th percentile)."
This is Dead Internet theory in action.
Isn't "communism = bad" part of the American culture? Why are all of these private companies immediately kissing the govts ass?
GL-Inet Flint2, maybe?
I'm gonna wait until the next Presidential election but if it is won by a Trump loyalist I will try very hard to move to Norway, Sweden, Denmark, Switzerland, Australia, etc.
Didn’t the budget already include pay for these people through the end of the fiscal year though? Will they need more money if the people stop working now vs stopping in September?
Yeah was thinking just this. Looks like I do 600-900 searches a month with Kagi!
> Why must the formatter be so insistent about it?

Exactly to avoid conversations like this...If you want a tall format then just add a dummy comment at the end?
Musk specializes at succeeding in fields where nobody else is seriously trying. He's never actually faced good old-fashioned market competition.

He's good at identifying ideas whose time has come, I'll give him that much credit. Ransacking the US Treasury wasn't on the radar, though, as far as I could see.
It's great to hear it's this good, and it makes sense since Google has had several years of experience creating document-type-specific OCR extractors as components of their Document AI product in Cloud. What most heartening is to hear that the legwork they did for that set of solutions has made it into Gemini for consumers (and businesses).
The Evolution of Software Engineering in the Age of AI
Figured I'd throw my perspective into the AI conversation
PPL = Push/Pull/Legs?

A full body 40 minute routine using supersets will work great for most people. x3 a week (might be too much if you're just starting so ease into it) is going to also be great for most.

I think the latest science favours full body workouts over splits. I find it easier and more enjoyable as well.
I replaced my Archers with glinet Flint 2 devices.