skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What’s odd is when you read popular Reddit comments, you find the userbase believes that the site is full of pro-Trump bots and shills.

My politics are to the left of the American left, but I’d be crazy to believe that the mountains of the anti-Trump posts are organic & the spoonfuls of pro-Trump posts are paid, especially after an election where Trump won the popular vote.
Having lived in both, how would you equate your personal “purchasing power parity” between Europe and the US? At my firm, I could generally move to Berlin whenever I desired - however this comes with a 50% pay cut. I'm honestly unclear if I'd be ahead or behind where I am in the states if I took that deal.
The new policy’s notion of binary “biological sex” is completely divorced from genetic, biological, physiological, and psychological reality
You defined anything that doesn't survive the balloon as keeping the s77 rad-ishes.
Re-read the original link, posted again below. The claims you're making are specifically addressed and are wrong.

There are multiple critical reviews of this paper. It is well-known to be largely nonsense.

http://www.jsmp.dk/posts/2019-05-12-blindauditions/blindaudi...
I love the 6809 and friends, but knowing 6502 just seems so much more relevant and easier to get real hardware as well.
Which part of the Youtube terms of service did it violate?
> Subreddits like r/pics are packed full of thinly veiled death threats towards the sitting president or Elon Musk.

This is just blatant misinformation. Since r/pics is the only example you've chosen to give us, let's evaluate it: I've scrolled through the current first 50 posts in Hot, and 0 of them are death threats, thinly veiled or otherwise. "Packed full", indeed.

And here, so it isn't simply my word vs. his; these are the current posts:

Protest, "Musk Stole Your Tax Data"
Picture of Nazi being punched after making a Nazi salute
Protest, "The Whole World is Watching"
Painting over values at the FBI
McConnell in a wheelchair
Flag upside down outside State Dept.
Kid covering ears with politician in foreground
"Buy Canadian Instead" sign in CA store
Protest, no visible message, flag with corp logos instead of stars
German anti-fascism protest
UFC fight match post KO [KO'd opponent is a neo-Nazi]
US Marine holding flag in distress position
Protestor, "No kings in America", dressed as Cap. America, mouth taped over
Protest "Nobody voted for Elon"
Protest "Stop Musk's Takeover"
Picture of Trudeau
Protest "Smells like Fascism"

… none of which are death threats. I could scroll all night and not see any examples.
They "uncovered" something that's in financial statements, posted on the agency's website, on the org's website... way to go. You can go read 50 pages of audit that's been publicly available because they got government funding.

You can also see the filings that show that Lindsey Graham doesn't get paid for being on their board, nor do any of their directors, and you can go see what they did spend money on. There's a more or less equivalent org that draws its directors from Democrats like this one does Republicans. Speaking of "uncovering" you can go read the press coverage from 2018 when the first Trump administration pushed to cut the funding of the National Endowment of Democracy (which sits above these two party-associated organizations). Of course this was in a time where the Trump administration actually behaved as if Congress controlled the funding.

For an amusing detail you can read the letter sent by senators at the time defending the NED's funding, and observe the signature of Marco Rubio, who now purports to have taken over USAID in his capacity as Secretary of State.

As far as I can tell there's not even any evidence that DOGE did anything specifically relating to this group beyond just that they killed USAID. DOGE fan Twitter accounts have posted about it, just linking to those same already-available filings. Fans just reading down the list of things USAID funded gets you this same result. It's definitely a good place to go if you want to see a bunch of incurious people posting "head exploding" emojis.
Yes.

And peering with Comcast is almost the same price and transit.

deutsche telekom, Telstra and the Korean Telcos also do this.
Code is human readable text. Authors should craft it with care.

The linter people are hypercorrectionalists of the type that would change “to boldly go where no man has gone before!” because it’s a split infinitive.
You misunderstand what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is. It's not about favoring anyone despite qualifications and never has been. Using it as a pejorative in the way you are is how the right wants to use it, but it is also racist, sexist, and ablist. It doesn't reflect the purpose of the concept at all. In fact your description of "favoring one candidate over another specifically due to immutable personal characteristics, not their qualifications for the job" is exactly what the concept hopes to prevent, not enable.

DEI is not "reverse racism" as so many want to put it, it is more about considering diversity and recognizing personal and institutional bias, and working to ensure that bias does not negatively affect people, whether that be in hiring, consideration for roles or promotions, and so on.

All the things we've seen both in government and in companies suddenly dumping DEI programs is craven, and if you actually look you can see it's already doing damage. There seem to be a lot of assumptions that women or people of color in high positions are "DEI hires" when they likely had to work harder than white men to get where they are. I mean firing a 4-star admiral because she's a woman and then claiming she was a DEI hire is insane, but that's where we are. Automatically assuming a black or trans pilot is a DEI hire is insane, but that's where we are.
Your discourse screams delusion or next-to-none experience in any mid-sized life and collective/team work.

Maybe try first to spend some time and speak with the actual people (judges, administrators, clerks, etc.) that do this daily, to understand how it works in reality.
OpenWRT is pretty great at offering features and security for consumer devices. Glad to see a release!

I used it for a while, but after I've had it for a few months, and want to improve/diagnose something, I can't easily tell which config I've changed from defaults, and so can't easily diagnose how I might have screwed it up, or predict how changes will impact the rest of the system.

I moved my router to NixOS, where I can now see the ~250 config that covers the custom setup needed for my ISP/LAN.

If asked, I'd still recommend OpenWRT for most techies, since it's easier to get started.
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No they didn’t, that claim is ridiculously easy to debunk but it has been going around because it fits the narrative.
Overwatch has a weird default perspective that took me a while to adjust to. I wonder if changing from the default (103 degree) FoV would have helped? Though reduced FoV means that you won't see as much on screen without looking around.
As others have mentioned, the OpenWrt One is great. 2.5Gbps WAN port makes it future proof, currently using it as the gateway for the residential 1Gbps fiber.

Next hurdle is to make ISP upgrade their ONU to have a 2.5Gbps port so I can get ACTUAL 1Gbps out of it, but it will likely also mean they need to upgrade the entire string of GPON equipment, so likely have to wait for a bit.

Also have success with OpenWRT on the ultra low cost Mi AX3600, while hardware acceleration is not supported, it is nice to not have to run out of date Chinese firmware.
Nah, Z80 is sooo much better, lets discuss on the playground. :)
It depends what they're selling. If they're selling something people want - the only answer is enforcing things like 3DS. If they are e.g. a charity receiving donations via card - they may still use it for card testing. Making card testing unprofitable is the point.
I use the Merlin firmware for my Asus router. I've long heard of OpenWRT but do not know how they compare.
What’s up with the hostility? You doing ok?
I think you're onto something, however, as the training is done through on text and not actual thoughts, it may take some experimentation to find these stronger words.
Not seeing ads is going is going to be a very luxury premium in the future.
Except I can run R1 1.5b on a GPU-less and NPU-less Intel NUC from four-five years ago using half its cores and the reply speed is…functional.

As the models have gotten more efficient and distillation better the minimum viable hardware for really cooking with LLMs has gone from a 4090 to suddenly something a lot of people already probably own.

I definitely think a Digits box would be nice, but honestly I’m not sure I’ll need one.
[dupe] Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42954598
> Is Google going to avoid interviewing anyone from a HBCU now?

Why won't they?

It's not like black people can't be hired anymore. It's just they have to compete like everyone else without being treated like disabled people.
Checking all of the prices on that page, food prices have clearly been inflating faster than core CPI. Poultry has inflated at an average rate of 8% for the last 16 years.
China, Hong Kong stocks rise as DeepSeek AI optimism lifts tech sector
This was a very well structured into to GLSL.

Can anyone comment on what it would be like in Vulkan or WebGPU/WebGL?
I wrote a screenplay for a programming language introduction
I believe the problem in Ladybird's case is missing JS APIs https://github.com/LadybirdBrowser/ladybird/issues/226
Tech bros rewrote millions of years of evolution in a decade. You heard it here.
I thought the temperature only affects randomness at the end of the network (when turning embeddings back I to words using the softmax). It cannot influence routing, which is inherently influenced by which examples get batched together (ie, it might depend on other users of the system)
My take is that any instruction set that has "centralized" instruction flags is an obsolete design, as it creates dependencies between instructions that could be otherwise executed out of order. So neither 6502 or 68000 is ideal.
What hardware do you use for your router?
> you don't need to haul a weeks worth of groceries but can get fresh food every single day

I lived that life in my 20s

Turns out I don't actually want to go to the grocery store every day. I want to go once a week and stock up, which I can do thanks to inventions like the refrigerator and the automobile
prompt and pray, this is my default mode while working with LLMs
Off the top of my head:

* Maybe 0.25 birds/square meter? There's ~12 total (we raise some for slaughter now, so it fluctuates) and they have a large enclosed outdoor area attached to the much smaller (6m^2, perhaps a bit more) indoor coop.

* Several acres. We let them free roam during the day with someone to supervise, but otherwise they have to stay secured (coyotes.)

* Inside the coop, the standard way is the "deep litter" method. You cover the floor in several inches of pine shavings and turn it over with a rake daily. Add a new bag of shavings here and there, and cycle it out completely maybe twice a year. The old bedding makes for good compost. If it doesn't smell, then you're good. For the outdoor area, we just auger it over and add mulch/soil around the same time the bedding is replaced.

(Note - tending to the birds hasn't been in my wheelhouse for a while, so don't take this as gospel!)
Because core CPI is a big fat lie. There's absolutely zero chance inflation topped at 9.1% in 2022.
use different models to extract the page and cross check against each other. generally reduces issues alot
DEI is nominally about adjusting the situation so that the end result is equal. For example, paying women equally even if they don't negotiate as aggressively as men.

The nominal case doesn't always match the reality, but the reality is that no one has a level playing field to begin with.
String vs. &str
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Almost all Israeli land was granted by the UN or won in wars started by the Arabs, not stolen. You can criticize Israel for building settlements on the West Bank in contravention of international law. And because Israel is a democratic state with the rule of law, and free speech, many Israelis do express opposition to the building of illegal settlements on the West Bank.

Meanwhile, the Arabs in the West Bank and Gaza have chosen people to govern them whose only goal is to destroy Israel and murder all Jews there. These people are possessed by an extreme Islamist ideology which has driven them insane.

The Arabs and Jews of Palestine were in essentially the same position in 1947. Look at them now. The Jews have built a successful modern state, while the Arabs are using all their resources to build tunnels to try to get in to Israel and murder Jews randomly. Clearly, the Arabs of Palestine have made stupid mistakes and should have just accepted the state in 1947.
Hi, I'm interested in the other remote roles you have in your company such as the junior engineer position. Also saw that you are opening up a DC location. Is there any contact info available? Thanks.
Same. NixOS with some cheap 2.5G ethernet cards and a ubiquiti AP.

Power draw is pretty low and I don't have to deal with yet another ecosystem.

Don't misunderstand me, I've used OpenWRT on many things including an original WRTgl, but I'd rather something boring these days.
So is this a new approach for 2025? Since they're just comparing it to last year's data, to invalidate the thesis that crime is down there'd need to be some significant change. If you could link to any actual source rather than just anecdotes that would be helpful.

As a fellow Manhattan resident, personally the subway (as well as the city in general) feel quite safe to me. I have experienced more issues with crime in SF and Seattle than here.
> You don't think a company whose entire reason for being...

That's the assumption everyone makes and it's dangerous.

The fact that someone or some entity does something and only special doesn't make them the best at it (or even close). It's just what they do to survive (and earn).
It is not OCR to blame, when you have garbage in you should not expect anything of high quality, especially with handwriting and tables and different languages. Even human beings fail to understand some documents (see doctor's prescriptions)
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That's a fallacy. You can't have an advanced economy with most people sitting on the side. Money needs to keep flowing. If all that remains of the economy consists of a few datacenters talking to each other, how can the ruling class profit off that?
> ...is how the right wants to use it, but it is also racist, sexist, and ablist...

You forgot transphobist and whatever the -ist form of Nazi is. National Socialist, possibly. No point going with half-measures on the insults.
That’s not how DEI works at all, and you probably know that, but being “short, quippy and wrong” is just so easy.
Exercise does however explicitly require some zero days, a lesson I've learned the hard way. You need time to recover, and that involves doing nothing.
> in that a distilled model of an LLM is like a JPEG of a photo

That's an interesting analogy, because I've always thought of the hidden states (and weights and biases) of an LLMs as a compressed version of the training data.
> No, because that would obviously be racist.

And doing obviously racist things is unheard of, particularly in tech. /s
An exception is fine if the language has them. I don't think "assert" was meant super literally and exactly the way C does it.

An error code is risky.
I doubt that kind of characterization would be accepted. My expectation is that there would be some reasoning used to justify withholding the funds.
Interesting project.
They have definitely raised the bar for FOSS ECAD software with their major contributions to KiCAD for example.
> You misunderstand what Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion is. It's not about favoring anyone despite qualifications and never has been.

Yes, it has. Look at the college admissions. The test score requirements for black students were way way lower than those for the Asian students in many universities and colleges. That's favoring people by their skin color.

Which is illegal since at least 1964.
I needed to answer that question a month ago. The One felt too untested. Most people recommend the Flint2, but it felt expensive. So I landed on the asus RT AX53U
Punctuated equilibrium [1] is one of the predominant theories of evolution so it’s not at all far fetched. In that theory population bottlenecks are one of the main mechanisms of cladogenesis.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Punctuated_equilibrium
> With his new ability to reliably use a computer via Telepathy, Alex now designs 3D objects using computer-aided design (CAD) software and designs graphics on Adobe Illustrator. With these tools, he has built hardware and made advertisements for his family’s business. Most recently, Alex has been learning to code Arduino projects.

Wow this feels like science fiction. Amazing, deeply technical work. I wonder if neuralinks will be mainstream in our lifetime, even just augmenting those with normal functionality.
Do you think that makes someone 5 times more likely to be a good ATC than having served as an ATC in the military, which would get you 3 points?

Or infinitely better than being an active ATC, which earned 0?
> the “S” in RISC stands for “simple”

TIL
When I learned assembly at university, we were required to learn Intel 8086. I remember hating every second of it, because it was so useless.

Around the same timey I had to learn AVR8 family assembly (for ATMega328P) which was a joy in comparison.

I don't think AVR assembly is any better or easier then 16bit Intel, but just the fact that it's a usable and actually triable thing makes a world of difference.

I guess what i'm trying to say is that you shouldn't underestimate the importance of learning something useful instead of something antiquated, even when it is not the simplest thing to do.
take less? like saying cocaine concentration has skyrocketed. you did too much, calm down, hasn't killed very many people.
what do you mean "gated entry" and "limited escape options"? Like that if a crime happens, police should be able to stop the perpetrator immediately as they come out of any subway station? Sounds pretty optimistic to me.
What Cloudflare does that can't possibly be implemented locally by a site owner?
Can you come up with better names?
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Your response is shorter than my comment. And is factually wrong. Pot, meet kettle.

As far as DEI, that's exactly how it works:

https://i.imgur.com/SFf8IL7.png

You see, I show evidence. Unlike you.
That's incorrect though. It stands for 'set', as in 'instruction set' ("reduced instruction set computer").
That is not how a dominant trait in genetics works- it means you only need one copy to express the phenotype, but it is no more likely to be passed on than any other genetic trait.

It is possible to have a trait that occurs with high frequency in a population- so that almost everyone has 2 copies of it.
In other contexts people complain about every byte shipped too much but whenever WASM comes up kilobytes of useless JavaScript shims don't matter. And it is one unnecessary extra request we should not need. It is one extra build step to generate the bindings.
> All the things we've seen both in government and in companies suddenly dumping DEI programs is craven

Some companies are under legal pressure to avoid lawsuits because some programs are violating civil rights. I wouldn't call those instances craven.

As for your definition of DEI, I find it fairly out of touch with the reality of the situation. Regardless of how we want to define DEI in the hypothetical perfect world, the reality is a large portion of current DEI programs look absolutely nothing like what you described.
I mean, considering West Point Academy is closing clubs like the National Society of Black Engineers or the Japanese Forum Club due to the anti-DEI order [1] I think that should tell you everything you need to know about what this change signals.

[1] https://time.com/7212911/west-point-disbands-cadet-clubs-aff...
You have been misinformed of how DEI works. Its goal is basically equal access to resources, addressing systemic inequities, and fostering an inclusive culture where everyone feels valued.
How deep in the talent pool does Google usually go? It seems to me many HBCUs end up somewhere in the middle of the rankings. I don’t think Google went out of its way to interview at my middling state school. Should HBCUs get a boost?
After lowering the standards so that 95% of people who took the test would pass.
OpenWrt is great. I recently got 10 Gbit internet at home and had to replace my Ubiquiti USG3, and running OpenWrt on a Lenovo Tiny PC is easy and efficient.

OpenWrt 24 adds support for configuring the ISP's IPIP6 tunnel I need to access IPv4 on my IPv6-native connection - for now I've been manually installing the newer package straight out of the 24 RCs into my OpenWrt 23 install but now I guess I can upgrade the whole install!

I also tried pfSense/opnSense but it seems like the FreeBSD kernel struggles with 10 Gbit network connections without picking very specific hardware, but Linux works perfectly (had a similar experience with TrueNAS CORE vs SCALE)
Good you can still buy them. All vita farms are oos even $13/dozen ones in my local whole foods.