skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Only in Russia and some other third world nations.
Here is another perspective, there are many more deserving research proposals than there are grants. Even if they banned all minorities from grant funding there would still be many disgruntled and unfunded scientists languishing without grants.
Would anyone here be able to explain to me where this money is going? Are the lawyers working for the New York Times really this expensive? If so these lawyers must be getting massive amounts of money...
Ice Lake is 10th gen and last gen with SGX on consumer SKUs.
Lawyer time

$10.8 ~ 135 days * 8 hours * $1000/h x10
On my company-issued Ubuntu machine, i installed flatpak and use that for everything where a containerised package is warranted.
To add to this, checking Craigslist... local chicken owners here are selling their extra eggs for about $7-8 a dozen here as well (20m drive from a major US city).

Only marginally more expensive than store eggs, but a lot fresher, unwashed (will keep for a long while on the counter), and you can see exactly where (and from whom!) the eggs are coming from.
> No, they fear they are no longer above the people that used to be below them, specifically women and people with darker skin tones.

This mindset, these words, are the exact reason why you lost and Trump is now in office.
Hope it goes better for you than for I! 6:00pm last night - applied. 4:00am this morning - rejected. Mind you, it was for the Brand Manager, Ad Production role, but I thought I was pretty decent fit!
I have made a genuine attempt to understand what the third viable option is. I may be too dumb.
Supporting Afd neo-Nazi party shouldn't count right. For clarity, leader of the AfD party has twice been fined by a German court for using banned Nazi slogan. Musk thinks, keep on giving these guys comfort and support.. no one is gonna notice.
As I understand it this can be safe or not-so-safe depending on where you live. If you're in the US you're likely buying sanitized eggs, whereas that's not standard practice in most other countries.
>Given a long enough time horizon, you'll deeply regret building on Serverless Functions

What is the regret about? I've been almost exclusively using AWS Lambda (not using the "Serverless" framework), since 1 month after AWS released Lambda in Nov 2014. I've built quite a lot on top of AWS Lambda, and I love it. It just works. It's not difficult to work with, and I don't really have to worry about scaling it. Is 10 years not enough of a "time horizon" to regret it?
I know people here who specifically add a "guard goose" to their hen flock for protection. They swear it helps against predators.

We have a very reinforced coop and an automatic coop door so we've never had any issues.
Same boat. Model Y, 2022. Will keep it as long as it lives, but wouldn't be caught dead buying another.
> Is it because it connects file monitoring with a dev server? Because it also somehow works non-js artifacts like CSS and image imports?

Yes and yes. Also some pre-processing such as compiling JSX into JS.
No, I think people should use Chrome. But my actual docket of security advice wasn't the point; my point was: if they got this wrong (and by suggesting that Firefox is a categorically better choice than Chrome, they have), what else did they get wrong?

As a security person, I have borne witness to many, many "which browser is really more secure?" or "has Firefox caught up to Chrome?" arguments. I have seen "you should use Chrome (or Chromium) no matter what" as responses; I have seen "it's complicated" as responses. I have never seen "you should use Firefox no matter what".
Looking around, this seems like an area with a lot of interest (for a long time, usda has a description of a pamphlet from 1921 [1]).

Here's a scientific looking study about adjusting incubation temperature in Korat Chickens. [2]

TLDR: higher than standard temperature results in similar hatch percentage, but more genetic female, morphological male chicks. Lower than standard temperature results in a lower hatch rate, but more genetic male, morphological female chicks.

I saw some less scientific articles that attributed higher surviving female chicks at lower incubation temperature to male chicks being less likely to survive in those conditions, but since this paper did genetic analysis, it appears there's some amount of temperature dependent sex determination in addition to genetic sex determination. I didn't look around to see if I could find a paper showing this in more typical US livestock breeds of chickens, and at least from these results, it seems like while the proportion of female to male chicks increased, the number of female chicks at 5 weeks after hatching, did not due to differences in mortality.

I also saw a news release about giving the mothers stress hormone and seeing more female chicks, but that artificial hormones is not acceptable practice in the poultry industry, so they were looking for other ways to induce that reaction. [3]

I also saw some references to determining (presumably genetic) sex before hatching, which could lead to earlier intervention, which may be more humane. It didn't look like there was anything definite there, but I'm going to stop going down the rabbit hole here.

[1] https://www.nal.usda.gov/exhibits/ipd/frostonchickens/exhibi...

[2] https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S030645652...

[3] https://www.poultryworld.net/health-nutrition/stressful-bird...
A fun idea and great execution. Looking forward to tomorrow's puzzle
> Infinite series can't really be calculated to completion using a computer,

The sum of an infinite divergent series cannot be calculated with or without a computer.

The sum of an infinite convergent series can be calculated with:

1/(a-r)

Sequence > Limits and convergence:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sequence#Limits_and_convergenc...

Limit of a sequence:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Limit_of_a_sequence

SymPy docs > Limits of Sequences: https://docs.sympy.org/latest/modules/series/limitseq.html

> Provides methods to compute limit of terms having sequences at infinity.

Madhava-Leibniz formula for π: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Leibniz_formula_for_%CF%80
I think "being informed" is very overrated in general. Often it means being informed about palace intrigue and intelligence service/corporate narratives. I would say that in general media consumption or "staying informed" should be seen as a vice not a virtue
There is no real source, it is a lie.

https://chcoc.gov/content/initial-guidance-regarding-preside...

The order is to remove gender ideology, i.e. trans. Switch gender back to sex (binary).
> Those who actually took risk into account and planned accordingly have profited wonderfully.

I don't know why you're saying this. Imagine I'm investing.

If I "take risk into account" and select stocks anyways, I may lose a bunch of money one year. But I expect to make more on average than bonds.

Looking at a year where bonds excel compared to stocks doesn't mean that I failed to "take risk into account."

Likewise, a conventional producer of eggs that has now had a significant downturn in production may be having a bad year, but this doesn't mean that they're not following a profit maximizing strategy or not taking risk into account.

> Of all the times in history, ever, we are at the lowest possible risk of famine.

I think this is making the same kind of mistake: looking at today's outcome and assuming that reflects the risk picture.

We're not observing too much famine right now. But we could certainly have a more of a risk of the most catastrophic possible famines now because of things like monoculture, critical links in production, climate risk, etc. Just looking around and saying "all is great today" or "conventional egg producers are having trouble today" or "stocks are down 15% for the year" does not capture the picture of risk, particularly for rare events.

The best we can do is try to interpret sentinel events like this one and think about what else can happen.
CEOs of other carmakers take great pains for you to not know their political views as they are a private matter and may harm brand image. Musk has done a hard 180 degree turn in this regard. To make matters worse, Musk has become almost universally despised. Combine this with the flop that is the CyberTruck, and Tesla can expect their sales to plunge in the upcoming quarter.
I agree. Just remember that hens take around 18 weeks or longer to start laying so get started sooner rather than later.

And you can get an automatic coop door to make your life easier.
Leaving Delaware
Could also be valuable for Trump allies to trade on these quick reversals and there are basically no rules around it.
> Anything from before the 1980s should just be on YouTube

Agreed, but because all of that should be public domain at this point. The idea that
some company needs rent-seeking motivation to allow people to view 50-year old media literally until everyone who could have consumed it when it was published is dead is absurd.
I find that just muting anyone who has anything to do with politics on facebook works well for me. I go on facebook to see your cutesy images and how your life is going not for long political diatribes.
I'm not sure how to interpret what you're saying. NIAID has worked with China for decades, https://www.niaid.nih.gov/research/niaid-research-china which spans multiple partisan administrations. I think (but can't find at the moment) that there was a law mandating NIAID work with China to keep up-to-date on evolving biodefense. The complaint is really about the establishment, not decisions from a specific president or party.
In the last decade, private practice rates for doctors has dropped from ~60% to ~45%.

By me in FL, it's hard to find a doctor that actually has a private practice now. Most are corporate owned clinics where doctors are just employees.
CIA Sends White House an Unclassified Email With Names of Employees
Yeah, this is legendary comment
I still find it very (depressingly) hilarious how everybody sees this as a lawsuit about if training on copyrighted context is legal or not.

Literally, the NYT claimed that OpenAI maintained a database of NYT's works and would just verbatim surface the content. This is not an AI issue, it's settled copyright law.
My Senator is Susan Collins. She does not give a single shit.

My friend worked for her as a page one time. If congress isn't voting on something to do with potatoes or blueberries, she doesn't even show up. She's been emphatically on-board with this for a decade now.
What do you mean by an app? I have a Gemini app on my iPhone.
No, that's not at all how the market for high-end zero-day vulnerabilities work. It's interesting to see people just make random stuff up from first principles. Actual market participants have talked through this stuff; you can just find out empirically.
If AI was a real person, the author was licking its ass.
I don’t think I would make that leap about falling short of Western safety standards.

All electrical products sold in the US are legally required to be NRTL certified (according to US standards). Levoit is ETL certified.

Non certified products are seized by customs or recalled from the market.
Yes you can e.g. with the replit app. Quite powerful if you don't have a preferred editor and can stand the haptics of a phone to edit stuff
Show HN: Compiler in One Line of Code
In my experience they taste richer. The yolks are more orange than yellow.
LLM (Ladies Love Me)
Why would this eliminate the need for any VDOM algorithm? I could see how it would simplify VDOM diffing but not eliminate it altogether.
Secret Splitting Service in English
Hello. I've registered domain for my very old crypto-service. Feel free to use it in difficult situations.
But now you also need to convince a random person that they should switch,

This seems logically and factually untrue based on what Apple has stated.

From https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/02/introducing-apple-inv... --

"Guests can view and respond to an invitation using the
new iPhone app or on the web without needing an iCloud+
subscription or an Apple Account."

They don't need to buy an Apple device or create an account. (I would assume that they get a text message with some sort of unique individual URL, and from there they can respond to or view the invite)

So I do not follow when you claim that I would need to convince all my friends to "switch." Can you elaborate?
100%.

The back catalogue will have a few scattered gems that you can find amongst the sea of mass media that appealed to its audience at the time. Most of that content no longer relates or makes sense to us. There's also a massive load of dreck and garbage.

People should be realistic about this instead of emotionally invested against AI as the news media has tried to sway this. It's just a tool, and artists are starting to use it productively.
This is a big fine against a modern VOIP SaaS: https://telnyx.com/

It's frustrating that the triggering event was spam calls to FCC staff members and their family. If only spam calls to us plebs could trigger such fines.
Gemini is trash product
You're forgetting that it's necessary to cut gov spending in order to finance a corporate tax cut.

Anyway, you're clearly in the "I trust Trump" camp, so whatever. It's a small shame that you'll be disappointed in the end. But the bigger shame is all the lives that will be destroyed because of his self-serving policies.

I actually don't have much of an issue with the GOP as a party (other than their groveling to Trump once they realized their only political choice was to serve him or die). But Trump is a disgrace and could not even get a job as the principal of my child's primary school--that's how low his supporters set the bar for their president.
mostly good advice, but he's yet another person who seems to think orms are primarily about sql generation. they're not; they're about serialising/deserialising between objects and db columns!
> There's a time when the operation of the machine becomes so odious — makes you so sick at heart — that you can't take part. You can't even passively take part. And you've got to put your bodies upon the gears and upon the wheels, upon the levers, upon all the apparatus, and you've got to make it stop. And you've got to indicate to the people who run it, to the people who own it, that unless you're free, the machine will be prevented from working at all.
It doesn't really matter how many distros there are. If you're a new user, just use Debian Stable or Ubuntu LTS.
Is it quite possible that the program was unconstitutional and had to be changed because they were being illegally discriminatory in their admission practices?
Wow, how can anyone take that test and defend FAA hiring practices. This is dystopia level nonsense
Did you forger to add /s or were you actually expecting Musk to be transparent and truthful?
Neat! Sounds similar to another app I've used: https://www.boringreport.org
That was the recruitment pipeline. You still had to pass the hiring one.

This is akin to schools that got rid of testing requirements. Agreed it was a terrible choice that should get reversed. But, to say that standards went down on graduates of the schools, you would look at the scores of graduates from said schools.

And to be clear, the expectation of lowering standards for admits to a school would be a higher dropout rate. More stress on the school and testing protocols. But this is not, itself, evidence that graduates are worse.
I have never really thought about it that way, but you're right.

Ultimately what matters is the final changeset. How you get there doesn't really matter.
And that is extremely good compared to the same function-writer adding or changing their non-checked exception, for which an 1+ levels removed consumer gets no warning at all until the pager goes off because the system broke in production.
Then thank you for the service. I'm using Kagi since a few months and I love you guys!
I have a New Yorker (I think that's where it's from) cartoon on my wall. It's a man and woman walking down the street and she's saying "My desire to be well-informed is currently at odds with my desire to remain sane." It's a good daily reminder for me.
Amazon's Plan to Reduce AI Hallucinations
It was a big problem for a while before most vendors added VAT because in Sweden they hold the package for ransom against lenalty fees and the VAT, which often means you have to go get the package at a service point instead of having it dropped in your mailbox. Things are better now but that was a disaster for a while.
It is much more profitable to invest into financial industry in US than into manufacturing. So the latter attracts top talent.
The front page of Reuters right now is a story about a major presidential proposal[1]. I think that is certainly headline news in the traditional sense. Still, it would be nice if there were additionally a news wire that didn't cover statements, only events.

1 = (Not describing the content because that's not the point.)
Word doesn't guarantee they look the same anyway. People send PDFs when they care about that.
> For the forseeable future I think China mostly wants to stay as neutral as possible and make as much money as possible by selling

I think that you're probably correct, but that goal will be in tension with the corollary "... And Russia next door is buying lots of raw materials and miliary hardware, even at an above-market price".
Masala-CHAI – An LLM for analog circuit design
I grew up on a (very) small farm - I still go to throw apple cores out of the window, as when I was younger the was always /something/ that would be happy for the treat. All dinner scraps were saved (or rather taken straight out), and all the windfall and rotten apples were happily eaten by the sheep, cow, geese and chickens.

I really hate throwing food away now, really pains me!
146k stars, used by many people, but seems to be abandoned by AirBnb.

Trying to get it further along isn't encouraged in the issue description:

"Please do not file additional issues and do not file pull requests attempting to add support - please, instead, continue to use eslint v8 until such time as our configs support v9."

The sad thing is that the author of this post is associated with HeroDevs, who ultimately make money out of supporting "end of life" software.

I get it, we all need to make a living, but for me, this hinges on keeping this project hostage to further their own agenda.

https://www.herodevs.com/
> he was speaking on outdated information

I don't think there was ever any information, outdated or otherwise, that suggested that the hurricane was going to hit Alabama. The theory I've heard that the makes the most sense is that Trump saw a report about the damage it was going to inflict on the Bahamas, mixed up Alabama and Bahamas, tweeted condolences to Alabama, and the administration tried to defend his mix-up by concocting fake information to explain it.

(In many respects, if he had just quietly dropped the matter, it would have been largely ignored since it was cleared up pretty quickly; it was the childish response to try to justify why it wasn't a mistake that made it such an issue.)
Even when I am alone, I have "mixed experience levels", for example I can learn something niche, write some algorithm that works in that, then 2 years later I may have forgotten it. Types are essential for me.
"But tulip sales keep increasing!"
You (like quite a few others) didn't read the linked press release which would have been a good prerequisite for joining this conversation. I guess you really just wanted to unload on your least favorite tech company.

I did read the press release, and this seems pretty open.

From https://www.apple.com/newsroom/2025/02/introducing-apple-inv...

"Guests can view and respond to an invitation using the
new iPhone app or on the web without needing an iCloud+
subscription or an Apple Account."

So what's objectionable about this?

Your buddy can invite you to a party using this thing and you can RSVP without installing an app or creating an account. That sounds pretty good to me. You have a web browser, right?
I dont care about style as long as you can give me a document that specifies all the rules. It can be a simple text file, but don't expect me to remember them all from one convo.

At least with Python I just push everyone to follow PEP-8 makes it easier.
Early US copyright was something like 20 years + 20 years if they were still alive.

Under that, everything before 1985 would be free of copyright already.

I think the majority of Americans would greatly prefer that model; but, The Mouse had other plans and has extended copyright to approx 100 years.
Of course! Thanks for the amazing blog!
Worth noting that this is not a new phenomenon. Pretty much every model gets a full redesign every 6 years or so, and a “mid-generation refresh” every 3 years or so.
DO you have examples of companies whose funnels were not open to "wider audience" prior to DEI? Lets say this century.

Tech has been meritocratic for decades with few exceptions.
Maybe you're just iteratively refining your friend group.
Google Drive/Suite seems more of a way to get Google off of an external corporate dependency, Microsoft, rather than a way to enlighten users. All of their products do.
I am glad to see that many people are being correcting you, but just to put a sharp point on it: I am using that metaphor to condemn Ellison, not to condone or accept him.

Unfortunately, since that talk in 2011, what was an aberration (albeit a broadly unspoken one) has since -- tragically -- become the norm. I refuse to accept this, however: I will continue to speak my truth about the moral decay in tech, and why we must hold ourselves to a higher standard.[0][1][2][3][4] And I obviously agree with your indignation that poor corporate behavior should not be the status quo!

[0] Principles of Technology Leadership, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9QMGAtxUlAc (2017)

[1] Andreessen's Corollary: Ethical Dilemmas in Software Engineering, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0wtvQZijPzg (2019)

[2] (Anti-)application Video for YC120, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=px9OjW7GB0Q (2019)

[3] Coming Of Age, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VzdVSMRu16g (2022)

[4] Intelligence is not Enough, https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bQfJi7rjuEk (2023)
1000/h?

why they're this expensive?
Andrej Karpathy: Deep Dive into LLMs Like ChatGPT [video]
I wonder how many hundreds of millions of Windows 10 machines are going to become e-waste because of Windows 11's TPM requirements?
That’s not really comparing apples-to-apples though: a cable TV network aimed at the undereducated masses versus a prestigious broadsheet newspaper pitched at the educated classes

There’s plenty of right-of-centre magazines and websites aimed at educated right-wingers: e.g. First Things, Commentary, The American Conservative, the Spectator
If you are a cloud provider renting them out

Otherwise you better keep them humming trying to find a business model because they certainly aren't getting any newer as chips
I added now the MedRxiv API, you can try it out and tell me if you notice something weird.
This is the tweet I was referring to:

> Whoever made the original graphic doesn’t understand the scale and speed of smart high IQ people who can program, and what they can do in a moment when intelligence now on infinite tap using LLMs

https://x.com/garrytan/status/1886283334466302201
I mean, most OSes already ship with a WebView component that you can use instead of shipping an entire browser runtime.

Wails does that: https://wails.io/

Tauri also does that: https://tauri.app/

That does help with the app sizes quite a bit: https://github.com/Elanis/web-to-desktop-framework-compariso...

Sadly it doesn’t change the memory usage much so the technology is still inherently wasteful, but on a certain level it feels like a lost battle - because web technologies often feel like the choice of least resistance when you want GUI software that will run on a bunch of platforms while not being annoying to develop (from the perspective of your run of the mill dev).
The 24-Hour Reality Check: Musk's Impossible Power Grab and America's Crisis