skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
They could be about modern retro games and modern retro synth music (Adlib, SID, PSG audio etc) - and by that I mean games and music targeting the classic platforms but made today. A single 3.5" floppy won't fit many games, but it would fit screenshots and a dozen tunes or so.

It would be the expected text+pics+music. If you charged $2 for it people wouldn't be too interested; if you had a pretty label, simple packaging and charged $10-$15 (the price of a magazine) for it, you could have an audience.
The bullies with most guns and biggest economies have been in charge since the Enlightenment? Huh?
The whole text is just "We promise not to be a-holes" and doesn't demand any specific action anyway, let alone having any teeth.

Useful only when you rejecting it. I'm sure in culture war torn American mind it signals very important things about genitals and ancestry and the industry around these stuff but in a non-American mind it gives you the vibes that the Americans intent to do bad things with AI.

Ha, now I wonder if the people who wrote that were unaware of the situation in US or was that the outcome they expected.

"Given that the Americans not promising not to use this tech for nefarious tasks maybe Europe should de-couple from them?"
If you're using non-vegan products such as soap, shampoo or certain medicines you are complicit to animal testing as well.
State Department official repeatedly called for sterilization of low-IQ trash
Didn't Cambridge-alumni and London based researcher Sir Demis Hassabis - who co-founded Google DeepMind btw - just win the Nobel Prize in Chemistry?

Comparing the enterprise value of the top 10 companies in Europe versus the U.S provides a poor insight into the actual health of AI research as opposed to capital generation. Both DeepMind and Featurespace are European startups for example.
Those are "Death Panels", and only exist in places like the US where commercial needs run your health care
What do AI agents need to master?
Agents need a vertical JSON composer to call tools efficently (one model for natural lang, one model for json parsing);

Agents need a single API endpoint to call any tool just by parsing the right JSON;

Agents need a simple interface to be composed and distributed
Agents need to be embedded easily almost anywhere;

Agents need to be specialized, one topic, one agent;

Do you agree? Your guess?
> certified fascists

What is a "certified fascist"? Do they have to have an actual certificate? Do they need to pass an exam?
Unfortunately many new developers don't believe in powerful "power" tools anymore. They like to connect many small tools for an inferior experience and they just scoff at bigger tools for being "too complicated".

I use another big tool which is around 20 years old, and that can do everything and a ton more from a single screen at the same speed or faster, with greater integration.

Yet people don't touch it because it's old, complex, looks ugly and its UI is too dense.

Oh, I forgot, it also includes a learning curve, but the same people devote their lives to "rice" their Vim installations for months.
Of this, €20bn will be earmarked for AI gigafactories.
This reminds me of Northvolts. https://www.bruegel.org/analysis/northvolts-struggles-cautio...
So - what about implant scar tissue? How do they avoid it? How do they reintegrate connections if the implant has to move on? I dont want sob-stories, i want links to patents about avoiding inflamation.
Rivian Flexes Software Power: What VW Gets for $5.7B
Thanks for feedback!
I like "Start simple, keep it boring" LOL
Yes, I am trying to replicate nextjs but using django instead for server side and still keep reactjs for client rendering part. I have been using reactjs + django from time to time.
I am wondering reason that people switched from nodejs + reactjs to nextjs. What is the benefit for that?
Well, the EU recognized this after pushback, but not all lawmakers do!

It works out okay to require compliance from paid vendors - if it costs more to comply with security regulations, that will be included in the price. But it's not reasonable to impose requirements on volunteers that way. After the modification, the EU regulation puts the burden on paid vendors who use free software (who can afford to pay for it), not on free software volunteers.
Why can't you answer my question first? I've already provided vastly more information about my understanding of the world. Why are you so cagey?
AWS Glacier removed the retrieval pricing issue for most configurations, but the bandwidth costs are still there. You pay $ 90 to retrieve 1 TB.
Haha a human at google. Good luck. My maps review are almost always blocked because reasons for years, Im still trying to reach a human there.
I work with EU grants and it’s really not. The amount of wasted work that goes into them is insane. Admin overhead is massive and it’s spent not just from the grants but also from all the companies that apply and don’t get them.
$10k is not a decent sum. The compensation reflects roughly 0.25-3 weeks of SWE costs in payout.

Industry-wide SWE compensation is somewhere in the $100k-$200k range. Typical Google SWE compensation is $350k. Top Google SWE salary is north of $1M. Increase by 60-100% for overhead, or somewhat more for consulting overhead.

The amount of work doing something like this is orders of magnitude more than the compensation:

1) Most security vulnerabilities investigated lead nowhere, were previously discovered, etc. That's lost time.

2) Working out something like this is much more than 0.25-3 weeks.

More critically, the black market value of most vulnerabilities is much more than Google pays out. A rational economic actor would sell something like this grey market or black market, rather than reporting.

The problem is none of the big companies take security seriously. The reason is that there are no economic damages to even serious data leaks, so what incentive is there for them to take data security seriously?

Many companies (including big ones like T-Mobile) have major security compromises every few months (and in the case of T-Mobile, have had so for decades) and simply don't care. I don't mean to pick on T-Mobile -- I like them as a company -- but they're pretty representative.
Sadly, that money will be wasted:

* that money will go to "big corp" who know and have to time to build application forms... even if they don't have the knowledge ("take the money and run")

* that money wont to the "real disruptors" that are small corps because they don't have time or knowledge to build application forms to get the money
> Some time ago, I was looking for a research target in Google and was digging through the Internal People API (Staging) discovery document

Should... should this just be public: https://staging-people-pa.sandbox.googleapis.com/$discovery/...
Go creates less garbage (more allocated on stack) so generational GC is less essential.
I hear heads rolling...
I don't understand the downvote.

OP said

> a way to securely host local servers without root but also without just praying that another app doesn't port-squat me

Binding to port 0 is a solution. I tested it and I always get a port not used by other programs.
Canada uses this also, though we also use day-month-year and year-month-day.

Yes, this effectively makes dates nearly impossible to decipher here.
Tesla is standing up the same type of team internally to push their cyber taxi to maintain their enterprise valuation as an autonomous vehicle company.

Tesla's robotaxi strategy looks a lot like Waymo's - https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43025461 - Feb 2025

It turns out that self driving cannot be solved in the near term without a team of humans helping the robot drive from a far. But if you pretend you’re not a taxi company, you can command higher equity valuations.
Only big corp have the capacity to comply with EU regulation in the first place.
Eh. Posting your guess about how an unreleased product you're working on will stack against competitors in the market seems like a bad move.
Very interesting. It's using django as API backend. Since they are already using nextjs do you know why they chooose django over nodejs for the API backend?
Sniper weapons can cause irreversible brain injuries
> testing the wrong compound or inserting the wrong implant confers zero benefit

It's called learning. That's why they are doing it in the first place.
It's the same in the UK. Pensioners had their heating allowance removed to plug a £22 bn 'black hole', whilst tonnes of money is pledged to AI. I can imagine the EU is in a similar state.
Pulling out of USAID probably killed more helpless people than his companies helped enhance lives.
> lol I initially thought dylibso was the author

as a Dylibso employee, I am wondering what made you think that :D at Dylibso we advocate for Wasm for software extensions, rather than an alternative to containers!
Indeed. I believe the bitterness is understandable but counter productive. I share the sentiment that it has a "delusion of grandeur" vibe that I also find annoying.
where is the key publication will be coming out next week?
More likely "reparations" - €500bn a year or we're coming to Berlin !

Genuinely - this is a one way bet for the Russians, smash up Estonia and extort the Germans, spend the money on more guns and then kill all the Poles.

Coming to a continent near you soon!
Serverside vulnerabilities have essentially no market outside of bug bounties. This is a hell of a payout for a web finding.
> Why tighten the bolts on the airplane's door yourself if you can just outsource it somewhere cheaper (see Boeing crisis)?

This is just an overreach of a process that means that airplane flights aren't $1m+. Aircraft issues have plummeted, if you'll excuse the expression, while flight numbers have soared. You've got to have noticed that.
And in eg Germany, too.
no, we don't. regulations and restrictions are useful.
Many of us are still upset about Reader. It definitely felt like a watershed moment between the old cool Google who sent pizzas to hackers and had clean fast web design and weren't evil.

I'd be so glad now to give up on Google and all its enshittified shit. I could give up things that are still super useful and I get value from every day: YouTube, Gmail, Play Services, Drive, Maps. But I don't think I could give them all up at once. I've been trying to migrate to Proton and OpenStreetMap and some kind of real Linux phone etc, I don't even mind if I have to fiddle around before everything works. The trouble is that the claws are in, but they're not in me.

Remember when Google proudly didn't advertise themselves? They got to critical mass through word of mouth, from having a compellingly better product. Now what they have is network effects and locking. They used to appeal to developers and techies because and that ended up making the services better for everyone. Now like all the other tech giants they have PHB's optimizing for the next millisecond of attention and Microdollar of ad revenue from a lowest-common-denominator victim.

Google is so big that it's a significant part of life for a significant proportion of the world. When Google is shit it moves the needle on net human suffering. I think the UN should be focussing on prevent war and trying to salvage our environment, but if they aren't going to do that then it might be rational to just form a worldwide consumer group to take on megacorps.
Exactly. It's not that SaaS is 'dead', the SaaS hype-cycle has passed it's peak and all the low hanging fruit has been snatched up already. You need solutions to actual problems to succeed now not just clever ideas.
Not everywhere. In Asia you find a lot of YYYY-MM-DD and similar.
I have no experience in this whatsoever but I feel like it's good to have some transparent bureoucracy even if it's slightly inconvenient if the alternative is to toss around billions in an opaque and corrupt manner like the way bookkeeping (or lack thereof) in global scale climate funds works. Note that I don't have experience in the latter either nor sources to give, yet this is the impression I have. Feel free to correct.
$10k seems too small, for discovering a bad security mess-up by employees each getting paid 20 to 70 times that amount (or more).
Go I’ll
The git command line is an awful thing that should have been fixed a long time ago. jj fixes it while staying compatible.

Your examples are laughable because most serious commands are way more complicated than that and again jj fixes that gracefully.
Those grants are then likely on the state level, not EU level.
> Only the usual players with well established "EU Funds" departments can realistically get them, such as Accenture, IBM, Cognizant, Microsoft etc.

This is not true, you just have to do a bit more effort to have all your paperwork in order.
Nah I feel like this is the right approach. Apps got too complicated to maintain safely. Web development should be accessible and have good standards. It should be easier to build webapps over the years but its becoming harder and harder.
High electricity price despite expansion in renewables in Germany
> Europe's most ambitious entrepreneurs leave for silicon valley because audacious ambition is heavily discouraged culturally.

Good. We've all seen Silicon Valley.

We'll keep our Engineers, Scientists, and large inter-union projects and organisations like CERN.

> Europe has many talented engineers and many founders who aim for "reasonable" success, but that's really not sufficient

Not under a US metropolitan HCOL existence, sure. For most in Europe, however, wealth-generation isn't the metric of success or human worth. Work-life balance is of significantly more importance than the higher-compensation/'at-will employment' trade-off.
Do It Yourself Database CDN with Embedded Replicas
It isn't the fault of the group that suggests and standardizes protocols, it is everyone thinking they are smarter and they can do it better is the problem.
It's an extraordinarily high sum for this kind of finding. Bounties are generally not a referendum on how clever the underlying work is. A full-chain iOS bug is worth hundreds of thousands of dollars because Apple competes with the grey market for it (and even then, it's an apples-oranges comparison and Apple pays substantially less than the rest of the market for structural reasons). Nobody competes for this bug; nobody is going to pay these people $10,001 for a bug that Google can end instantaneously the moment they figure out what's happening.
What about the scar tissue those implants generate? How did they avoid that?
Go 1.24's `omitzero` is another one of the best additions to the ecosystem in y
Same here, I use raid 1 with offsite backups for my documents and things like family pictures. I don't backup downloaded or ripped movies and TV shows, just redownload or search for the bluray in the attic if needed.
I've helped the EU Funds departments at my previous employer with auctions participation and other similar checkbox ticking exercises, they're impossible to navigate for regular companies.

I suppose the amount of red tape depends on the type of grant. In my case, I once helped with national level grants to enhance the border protection systems, deployment throughout an entire country. The amount of time and effort to simply participate in such an auction was absolutely ridiculous.

In any case, none of the auctions or checkbox ticking exercises would have been manageable by startups, companies definitely need entire departments dedicated to these funds, and I'm not referring to project management, but strictly red tape.
I had the opposite impression, that it got dinged for being relatively complex for a web finding.
As a German, I have to disagree. The bureaucracy both of Germany and the EU is terrible. I have multiple friends who left Germany, and the bureaucracy played a significant role.
The point is: security is fake. No app is truly secure. You can spend millions on app security and all it takes to breach that is one slip up of a human user.
Yes, they cloned some minions to downvote biologic reality.. Posted the same questions. Got nil response. If they had a break through, you could see it at the patent search.
Aka death from getting your head blown off.
Tough, then. Hang in there!

When my partner died, I read up a bit about the problems children face when being raised by a single father. By far the biggest problem was the father's alcoholism. So I decided not to become an alcoholic (a prospect which actually looked rather enticing at a certain point in time). Also I try to be gentle with myself: it's ok to mess up.

Again, hang in there and best of luck to you and your family!
>
Why can't you answer my question first? I've already provided vastly more information about my understanding of the world. Why are you so cagey?

Because it would be foolish for me to argue with people, who have little life experience/skills/exposure but have opinionated views. I try and access where people life experience/skills/exposure stand and then decide to engage.

>I've already provided vastly more information about my understanding of the world.

Below is an example of your very incomplete world view:

>Another problem: if you want to start a business or invest or build anything, you depend on predictability. Is the city going to still be here and functioning next year? If yes, open a store front! If not, move on. The government is one of the main sources of this stability. It collects information, makes economic forecasts, manages the interest rates (with its fiat currency), handles disasters, prevents invasions. This allows businesses to flourish, providing jobs for the masses. Without that economic activity dries up. People get poorer. Some starve. Some die due to lawlessness, war, and unrest.

You have not stated how corrupt the govt can be, only stated the good that govt does. And you have not stated anything particularly insightful.

To answer your question:

>What is your vision of how destroying the government a la Musk/Trump is going to make the common folk better off?

Is not cutting expenditure and a lot of associated corruption not good enough? Of course any cutting the expenditure is framed as removing aid from the needy. Does one need to have a vision?

( why the f** are you using words like 'vision', and then 'destruction' etc. ? - arguing in bad faith, and putting more words in my mouth)
I actually use Jetbrains products because of the performance.

Sure indexing a new project takes a while and things will be sluggish at first but once it done, it works great. And you can easily edit huge files, like seriously huge files without problems, even the search will work smoothly. Basically the Java school of performance, absolute resources hog but scales very well.

For me vscode is intolerably slow. Sure it starts up quickly but the editing experience is absolutely infuriating. I had projects that I could not work with in vscode because a few thousand lines of code in a file were already too much for it.
> I don’t understand Europe, why don’t they just focus on hyper growth with limited oversight like America?

Well, you've kind of answered it yourself, because the EU is not America. It's an economic and political union formed of very different countries with diverse interests, though those interests primarily are centered around the individual and their rights, and not the corporations' profits, like America is.

And yes, I know it's an oversimplification.
It's mentioned in passing in the article, but I'm intrigued by the author's mention of how Cloudflare Workers interoperate. Besides the official documentation, are there any articles anyone can recommend on this topic?
Thanks. Yes those are exactly what I am thinking but you described way better than me! Plus there are so many reactjs template that AI devs could pick up. The difficulty would be how to make the django portion easier for reactjs dev to use and reactjs portion easier for python dev to handle.
We all do! It's called death. The great equalizer :)
It's not only you. Movement in general is a preattentive feature, meaning that it gets processed subconsciously and appears to "pop out" in an image.
> EU is hell bent on going the way of Peron's Argentina or Mugabe's Zimbabwe

https://www.foxnews.com/
What makes fusion research "future critical"? I honestly don't see any realistic timeline where fusion energy contributes >10% to any nations electricity grid in 2040.

Sure, throwing money at the problem might accelerate things marginally, but you might as well build out renewables, battery storage and invest into grid connectivity, with greater effect (over the next decades), less risk and faster RoI.
I see a lot of negativity in the comments but I think there is potentially some value in this, if I'm understanding it correctly. Some people (me) find the procedural parts of a job that you cannot prepare for in advance the most overwhelming aspect - moreso than any actual programming.

That being said, there isn't enough here to get any real idea of what it offers. Getting feedback early is good but this is too early.
The UX of Jetbrains IDE is objectively worse, I will take Rider as example (since I use it everyday).

We can start with basic things: the contrast, in default settings in dark mode for both. In theses conditions, Rider contrast is too low for a screen you have to stare all the day, compared to VS Code.

Commonly used item are in sub menus (in vscode they are sorted by most commonly items on top), common shortcuts requires finger gymnastics.
> Git is a problem-solver.

Git is also a problem-causer. The existence of sites like ohshitgit.com is testament to that. Git has wasted thousands of developer years with a terrible UI, overly-complex concepts, and lack of basic undo.

Some people have internalized, or worked around, git's flaws for so long, they can no longer even see them as such.
There is nothing wrong with criticizing immigration. In fact this is one of the biggest issues in Europe and, surely, in a democracy people should be able to discuss issues freely.
Yes, shot in the head would be one
I love that you save the avatars and can be accessed later. Nice project!
EU abandons ePrivacy reform, as bloc shifts focus to competitiveness
You will hear success stories of those who got out and made themselves better. You won't hear the numerous stories of those who broke up, realized they're hyperdependent on a romantic relationship and don't have the strength to do without - or those who break up but end up with another abusive partner.

I doubt there is good statistics or research on this, but anecdotally, it doesn't seem uncommon.

You also mention "neglect of rest", and in relationships you might also say neglect of the self - but often it's not explicit neglect, instead it's not even being used to or knowing how to recognize or fulfil those needs. As an example, after my tinnitus got worse, rest is simply so hard to achieve that it doesn't matter if I make it my top priority. People saying I need to rest more obviously annoys me, and claiming I'm neglecting rest would be borderline disrespectful.

Not comparing tinnitus and workaholism, just making a general statement about the use of "neglect" here.