skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just check the comments here:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42942405

China boasts a complete industrial chain and the best logistics infrastructure. If you want to engage in industrial production, you can find the most suppliers here, who can provide you with the parts you need at the fastest speed and lowest logistics cost.

Not to mention the largest number of educated workers, who won't leave marijuana in the products you send to customers.

These are all factors that can actually reduce costs, which cannot be achieved solely by subsidies.
Bestbuy has the PNY 4060 Ti 16GB in stock right now for $450.
Amazing writing. When you become parent, the person you were at that point goes away. Growing as parent is part of letting that person go.
Merges can be undone. Either you can manually remediate by `jj abandon`ing the merge commit so that it's not visible anymore, or you can restore the entire repo state to a previous point in time with `jj undo` or `jj op restore`, or you can do some remediation in between those two extremes.

Off of the top of my head, `jj new` and occasionally `jj rebase` can create merge commits; I don't recall any others.
For folks interested in the current state of the art on sandboxing, here is a stab one of my former coworkers did:

https://github.com/firedancer-io/firedancer/blob/main/src/ut...

He researched chromeos process virtualization, moby (docker upstream), and chrome tab isolation. It’s all done ebpf magic on top of seccomp at its core.
Hey browser makers, please allow file:// URLS to actually be able to load other files in the same directory without giving a CORS error. You can't even run a JS file from the same directory! That's what's really killing "local first".
Totally.

That hole is very easily dug with git:

use ctrl x ctrl v to move files around
commit
boom, you've lost history for those files (file tracking only works in theory, not in real life), let's say you don't notice (very easy to not notice)

commit some more, merge

discover your mistake tons of commits back

good luck fixing that, without digging a bigger hole.

And that's one of 100's of examples in which git just is really really not fun or user friendly.
Different crash. Article crash had people injured. Your link is a fatal crash.

OP's article is about a Model 3 crash, yours is about a Model Y.
A funky option for doing client-side includes and basic templating without JS is XSL.

Here's an small demo I threw together https://github.com/evidlo/xsl-website

A lot of people hate on XSL, but it has some interesting abilities!
I don't think the cheat sheet in that thread demonstrates any of jj's improved expressive power, such as revsets or first-class conflicts. I gave an example of something difficult do in Git here: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43022367
jj makes it super easy to "fix up" your commit tree to what you want it to look like.

"Oh I forgot to make a change in this commit and I'm 4 commits in..." -> "I can go change that commit and everything else magically rebases on it".

It treats changes as this conceptual thing, and the whole immutable commit thing as a backing store but not how _you_ are looking at a problem. Or at least not how I look at it.

I added a test, put in a new feature, updated the readme. Those changes are not about all the metadata around the change, they're the change. Of course you still have the immutable commit graph when you want to _really specifically_ talk about a certain commit, but for most intents and purposes it's the changes that matter.

jj gives you similar workflows to git in the easy case. In the hard cases, jj makes it easier to do the work than git. So it's nicer!
It’s too bad that OpenBSD doesn‘t use JJ, instead developing GoT (even though they haven’t adopted using it yet, and still use CVS).

Is that only because GoT predates JJ by 2-years?

https://gameoftrees.org/index.html
The author of the NOAA section in Project 2025 is nowhere to be found in the new Trump admin AFAICT. If someone knows otherwise, feel free to share.

So I am going to believe that this article is alarmist about total privatization and throwing out unfounded speculation such as this...

"It would be extremely difficult to do all of that without NOAA."

"Could a private company create forecasts on its own without NOAA data?"

"And there’s a question of whether a private company would want to take on the legal risk of being responsible for the nation’s forecasts and severe weather warnings."

Project 2025 never implied any of these things. Heck even [insert your bias level here]-leaning PolitiFact said...

>"We asked several experts who are familiar with the NOAA and the National Weather Service’s work about Moskowitz’s statement. They said Project 2025 doesn’t call for the National Weather Service’s termination..."

https://www.politifact.com/factchecks/2024/sep/26/jared-mosk...

This is a replay of the "DOGE is shutting down the free filing program" alarm.
powerful general BCI, FDVR, cyborg intelligence and so on. Elon Musk clearly stated this many times.
GitHub Helps OpenDAL GHAC Service Migration
"It is not common practice for automakers — in China or elsewhere — to sue their customers. But Tesla has pioneered an aggressive legal strategy and leveraged the patronage of powerful leaders in China’s ruling Communist Party to silence critics, reap financial rewards and limit its accountability."
As an option that still uses HTML, with relatively minimal and common dependencies: the unified header and navigation insertion, as well as other aspects of website generation and syntax checks, can be handled with XSLT. Or one may employ a generic macro processor like M4, which should be fairly easy to set to convert LaTeX into MathML, as well as to include shared headers.
“Portable property, my good sir, portable property”, Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities.
you're free to move out?
There are alternatives.

The US existed very prosperously without the current system of asylum requests, immigration judges, Green Cards or Visas, while also enforcing its borders and protecting its citizens from an uncontrolled influx of foreigners.

About 2% of the millions who arrived at Ellis Island were turned back.

Norway does not require a visa or residency permit for foreigners to live on Svalbard. "Regardless of citizenship, persons can live and work in Svalbard indefinitely." (Wikipedia.) That said, there are "Regulations relating to rejection and expulsion of persons from Svalbard". They are applied equally to all citizens.

And yes, it is possible for a foreigner to live in Svalbard, without need for a permit, and gain Norwegian citizenship.
Amazing alias I've adopted. Should be standard.
Jensen Huang becoming a sandworm from Dune, only he keeps shitting out mountains of NVIDIA cards instead of spice. Elon Musk and the rest of the technorati using neuralink to upload themselves into said mountain of GPUs to become immortal.
"percc" just does not work?

He obviously he meant my perlcc, it is maintained for compatible perl versions and it works and is used in industry.
Some questions that might help answer the reasons ...

What are the sub categories

What are the outliers

What is the mix of same machines from past benchmarking versus newly added to pool

Etc.
No recent evidence of Musk's position, but Tesla just last month opposed China tariffs in the EU.
Publish the PHP!
Probably a bad choice of words on my part. I was referring to the stories of the products we worked on, not the same story for 12 years.
Svalbard’s visa free status is by treaty (mostly with Russia), it is not something that Norway came up with on its own.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Svalbard_Treaty
Hey Bastian, would love to have a chat about the impact of total automation in the food space (prep, package, deliver). We have 10 years R&D down, about to raise US GTM round, didn't find you on LinkedIn, email in profile. Cheers.
It's just procedural generation. And even if it's AI, some people who use AI like retro UIs, too ;)
> techy/interesting part

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43020838
I don't believe anybody should care. If AI made it better, why should I care that they used AI? Either way, I doubt this was AI-assisted - I absolutely love this style.
You actually skipped making an adhoc site generator of your own.

Make a 5 line shell script to do steps 1 and 2 for your entire site. Then the content is just a few paragraph and link tags. Throw in a call to markdown if you want to get fancy.
Want to make your own Solana payment system?
I very violently recoil from any of Musk's ventures these days.
Im sure there are some very smart and talented people working at Neuralink.
They should go work for someone else as their boss has shown himself to be a revolting person and the kind of leader who seeks to actively harm people who inconvenience him.

This kind of behavior is not befitting of a company that will need to cultivate an incredible amount of trust from customers before they buy into the idea of a brain implant.
This guy is just crazy. https://github.com/libexif/libexif exists and is much easier to use than compiling perl to wasm, just to run the overly slow exiftool.
The economy is fine, but we are in a gilded age of income and wealth inequality. The 3 richest men in the world increased their wealth by roughly an order of magnitude in about a decade, meanwhile minimum wage hasn't moved in a quarter century.
Over the past decade I've come to the conclusion that there is no healing from some things. There will remain a pit in one's soul where something was torn out of it, and the only thing to do is build past it. Reroute around the damage.

I was someone's last phone call. I lost her when I was 16.
The framing of this whole article is weird. Zhang is put forward as some kind of example of the favourable treatment Tesla is getting in the courts and how Tesla is silencing critics. Yet she was wrong about the cause of the accident and didn't just criticize, but actively protested at industry events and Tesla still didn't open their defamation suit until after she started hers.

I'm sympathetic to the idea behind this article, but it doesn't seem to actually do any of the work to justify it's conclusions.

I do think that owners should be given full access to all telemetry data from their vehicles and the fact that Tesla doesn't do this is very disappointing.
Definitely. And I did do thinks like swish milk and wiped my tongue with a paper towel and a cracker and a couple other things. But ultimately the running water and ice was a huge relief but only while I was actively doing it. It didn't lessen the pain if I stopped. Where I am the water is very cold this time of year so it helped.
As for the other end I really didn't want the pain in my throat or other end so I chose to only chew a big chunk briefly and spit it out.
At the end of the day I had to know what it felt like. It is pure pain lol. Will not be doing it again.
AWS is butter for managing servers, going by how the author mentions Stripe being butter for handling payment processors. There can be multiple layers of butter, for example Render being butter over AWS, and maybe checkout.com over Stripe.
Yes: https://www.youtube.com/@BCIcanDoBetter

Shaking President Obama's hand with "touch feedback" in 2016: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=itkgmMLi7l4

Eating a taco in 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fUjfA78FuZM

Robot arm in 2018: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MjFr0rnbT24

Playing Final Fantasy 14 with a BCI in 2019: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WjNHkRH0Dus

Non-invasive robot arm control in 2011: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8eOSlzDdOpg

Non-invasive robot arm control in 2020: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=asDwupMbE2I

Speech/voice generation in 2024: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=v8frSsvwPp4

The technology to do these sorts of things as proof-of-concepts is fairly old. You do not see widespread deployment because brain surgery betas are not a very good idea. There is insufficient evidence the technology is mature or safe enough to support full-scale deployment. A common class of problem being brain scarring on the invasive insertions that reduce efficacy of the implant requiring further damaging brain surgery to remove the implant in a few years.

When you have insufficiently mature technology for deployment you optimize for research. For that, you only need enough to saturate your researchers with data and well-designed tests which is usually achieved with only a small number of units. This is similar to the reason why you only need a few prototype cars even when you are going to make millions of them. If you are not deploying, then you do not need a lot to saturate your design/development process and making a bunch of each half-baked version prior to the final release candidate is a waste of time.

When the technology is minimally adequate, then you scale up. In contrast, deploying middling quantities of proof-of-concept versions as if that "tests" anything is a recipe for a slow-burning disaster. Nobody else is "trying to compete" on who can deploy more because competing on who can deploy more half-baked brain implants would be unethical.
One thing to also consider: generally speaking you likely had no chance in convincing him or saving him. It’s awful to feel powerless. I recently had a somewhat similar situation with a friend. I knew he was struggling. I was going to reach out to him the day he was found dead. It was under somewhat strange circumstances so it took a couple of months to get the report back on what the authorities thought happened, which turned out to be a spontaneous health issue and not any deliberate act. But when a healthy man in his 20s is found dead you rarely think “brain aneurysm” so I and other people in his life struggled to make sense of what happened.

One of the more helpful things I was told was that there is nothing you can do if someone is determined to end their life. No intervention, no amount of reaching out, nothing. And that is a powerless place to be but it also means that you not calling the police the night your acquaintance died is likely not the deciding factor in this case.

Find a way to forgive yourself. Talk about your experience. To friends, to strangers, to a therapist. EMDR is great, from what I hear but even talk therapy is a really good place to start processing. I hope you find a way out of this, one internet stranger to another.
Thanks, amended post.
I deleted my LinkedIn. Email or text me. 415 629 9329 or bastianlehmann@gmail.com - I do not like to invest in anything related to food though.
The package was published on npm, the original extension, has a private component on npm with a similar name to that package, and that the squat the attacker tried to take advantage of
There will be a backlash resulting in a Rust-free Linux fork.
Does anyone remember a presentation on YouTube that described a hypothetical future where everything will be running inside a VM in a browser?
> the entrepreneur Ping Fu is the only person of color

The content of the article had put me in the mindset of trying to look back on our time from the distant future (or even just a few decades), and in that state of mind this line was jarring. I feel like it won't be long before the phrase "person of color" is about as well-received as "negro" is today.

If I was writing the article to last 100 years, I would have probably written something like "all members are Caucasian, except for the entrepreneur Ping Fu", although who knows how that would actually be received.
It seems the facts of the story are similar though. In the Zhang case, they were driving 50 mph over the speed limit. Brakes were depressed, but not hard or early enough. Automatic braking kicked in, which caused the brake pedal to be depressed much harder, but not enough to avoid the crash (and possibly led to driver believing that there was a brake failure?).

At least, this is what I found [1] while trying to understand the story a bit better. Who knows what's true?

[1] https://teslamotorsclub.com/tmc/threads/model-3-braking-fail...
Media (music, film, TV, app) content licenses are country specific. Apple is relatively good about providing global access to purchased content. Amazon alters the list of available titles based on client IP/VPN geolocation. Some streaming vendors entirely block client devices based on IP/VPN geolocation.
I call bullshit because as the other poster said, research will not happen in an island, there are much much less invasive ways to cut spending than what is happening.

I have a friend who is caught up in this and it is chaos.

Putting the fox in charge of the hen house is where it went wrong.
I don't think this administration even cares about America's military advantage. If they did, they wouldn't have started the term by casually insulting the sovereignty of two NATO allies.
Why did you start using Pinboard in the first place?
I think that someone taking Biology 101 and ending up writing textbooks, as opposed to all the other people who just forgot what they learned once the elective was over or ended up working biologists with labs or teachers of biology and so forth, is quite different than someone saying hey I want to make a competing product to this successful company, let's take their content, re-write and use AI to make a competitor, and then actually going into direct competition with that company a couple years later
Interesting how legitster's reductio ad absurdum argument got missed here. They're using the birth rate comparison not to actually advocate for birth restrictions, but to expose a flaw in the original economic reasoning.

Legitser is pointing out that every person you add to the population is not just a supplier, but also a customer. They create demand for goods and services even as they help produce them. This makes job creation/job filling calculations a bit more complicated than straight linear/zero sum behavior.

Some quick back of envelope maths suggests job growth might even outpace population growth. I suppose it would have to, else -as legitser points out- the economy would have imploded long ago.

And... we haven't even gotten around to the actual figure that matters: Net migration - People Emigrate too!
I believe massachitses has such a law on the books but is currently being sued by aitomalers so can't enforce it

https://www.bostonglobe.com/2025/02/11/business/automotive-r...
News update: Musk's attempt to buy OpenAI is referred to by an analyst firm as a "distraction" from Tesla's poor performance.[1] "Even with TSLA meeting its June 2025 timeline for driverless covers in (Texas), we still see TSLA as one of several autonomous technology providers, suggesting competition on price and performance."

Tesla's P/E ratio is currently 328. Ford is around 9. GM is around 8. Evaluated as a mature car company, TSLA is maybe 20x - 30x overpriced compared to the rest of the industry. A hype injection is needed to keep the price up. Optimus and fake self driving isn't enough.

[1] https://www.investors.com/news/tesla-stock-distraction-elon-...
Most unicorns in the US have immigrants founders. It’s extremely shortsighted to think the way you’re thinking. The immigrants are in essence the ones providing jobs for a lot of us.
Anyone knows of vs code editor extension that works with .jj dir
Most comments here either praise IDEA-variants as "outstanding", or blame it for being "slow and complicated", both of which feel odd to me (especially the first one). I strongly prefer JetBrains products over anything else, so if it's possible to use PyCharm, I will use PyCharm instead of Vim/VSCode. Yet I cannot imagine calling it outstanding. Maybe, that's just my bad character overall, but I just am surprised why is it that all IDEs/code editors suck so much. About 5 years ago, when LSP appeared (introduced by VSCode IIRC), many people predicted that soon they will far surpass IDEA's (and the likes) autocompletion, etc. And honestly, I believed them. Why wouldn't it? It seems like a simple task, once you have generic LSP functionality, the rest should be "just details", like finding/making good data source for particular language/lib/etc.

And all that JetBrains IDEs do, feels to me like a pretty simple stuff. Like all these refactoring options (pretty much the main reason why I prefer their IDEs over simpler editors, it feels like a natural extension of Vim keybindings: why should I do anything as simple as extracting a method manually?), it seems like a thing that should be easily scriptable once you have powerful code-editing API, so I feel annoyed by the fact they are pretty much "hard-coded" into IDE and I cannot easily add a couple of my own simple refactorings. BTW, they didn't really change over the last 5 years or so. Some bugs get fixed, static code analysis gets smarter and more specialized for a current version of some language, but nothing that would feel like real progress. It's hundreds of tiny distinct things, and it seems like that would progress much faster, if all these things were open-source plugins. As people predicted, when LSP came about. Yet apparently it doesn't, because as imperfect PyCharm is, VSCode cannot do even as much.

So, basically, what distinguishes IDEA from anything else seem like super simple things, and it seems weird that for it it must compromise to use that clunky, configurable via UI (instead of neat JSON/TOML/whatever), memory-hungry IDE. And it still puzzles me. Of course, if it seems so simple, it's fair to ask why I didn't make my own yet. Well, yes, I didn't even look into it. But I just cannot understand, what's the hard problem that community struggles to solve, why all opensource or semi-opensource editors didn't leave clunky "traditioinal IDEs" far behind yet with regard to these core function, even though it seems those traditional IDEs haven't evolved for years?
I really wish you knew how silly this sounds & is. Why would you even run 1 container for 1000 applications if you're saying that WASM provides better sandboxing? Why wouldn't you just run a single WASM process? Also, containers are generally meant for single processes to provide isolation for each app, not to have all your apps running together with the same access.

What many people don't get between WASM & containers is that containers don't need software developers to make changes to support containers. WASM however relies on software developers to make changes to their apps. Otherwise, you have to emulate an entire architecture in WASM which doesn't perform well. It is the difference between VMs, which emulates physical hardware & containers which doesn't need to emulate the hardware cause it provides the sandboxing using kernel features.
The Birth and Death of Javascript. One of my favorites! https://www.destroyallsoftware.com/talks/the-birth-and-death...
Related:

Associated Press Barred from Oval Office for Not Using 'Gulf of America'

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43019578