skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Just outstanding reply!

The copy and paste method works better and better as we get more zones (automated manufacturing + automated game space) set up. Our chances are more and more likely of finding governments around the world that need one or more of the products/services needed from the autonomous zones. The draw for expansion is that as the zones start producing they simultaneously pull in residents to play on the game layer leading to more traction and interest in opening more local zones.

Great point! Technology is about to make complete gamification possible.

Imo, Good propagation comes from a mathematical scoring system based on Plato. He created a geometric dialectic system that categorized the Good, Happiness, and so on AND he designed a society that was completely self run that still maximized these values for the players.

Our scoring methodology maximizes a core set of mathematic virtues that leads to the most Good and Happy state for each and all.

Our education model uses these basic virtues as scoring mechanics for individual souls and social souls. So the game is literally level up yourself (get smarter, stronger, more friends, etc, have the most enjoyable experiences, and level up the civilization) a soul is something reasons, wills, and desires * this applies to both individual people and whole states! Very powerful.

Exactly! Compete economic overhaul is coming in the next 5 years. Having a model that acts like an Operating system to be deployed around the world will make this transition so smooth. Also, it is an economically viable open source model

That is a possibility that current systems won't like it, but.. how many will push back against a gamified world that removes all work and just maximizes their true happiness while providing the greatest economic output every created?
Interesting take. Although, back then people did pay for some other languages right (via paying for the de facto IDE license, ala Visual Studio/.NET).

I think Delphi 7 was very successful, and then 8 and 2005 were just horrible products. It didn't help that around this time native OS apps were replaced with web apps. Paying to write Delphi for the web is insane since it's just transpilation at that point.
QWERTY is a poor example. The keyboard layout is not the bottleneck for anyone who does not participate in olympic typing competitions. DVORAK is just as arbitrary as QWERTY to everyone else including professionals, and there's value in backwards compatibility e.g. old keyboards don't become e-waste.
Move fast and break things.

Where have we heard this before?

They even broke the USGS earthquake maps. Yesterday morning you could check the site for new quakes anywhere on earth and end up with a really good idea where it was on earth because there were several map styles available as overlays - Terrain, gray scale, street, ocean, etc.

Yesterday afternoon the only map layer available was an ocean layer showing continents, islands, seafloor profiles etc with no place names available at all.

Late yesterday night or early this morning they added another layer, USGS topo, that has generalized landforms and cultural stuff like roads, with enough detail that you can zoom in and find your town here in the USA. The problem is that this layer is totally broken outside the US.

If you are like me and you're monitoring new activity in the Aegean Sea that topo layer is completely broken. If you zoom to a level where you would expect to see individual towns, etc you will find the Aegean Sea labeled as being in the Pacific Ocean and all the coastline and landform data completely broken so that it isn't possible to identify any of the islands that could be affected in the region.

If you look at all the seas in the Mediterranean you will find it labeled as the Pacific Ocean and that label persists all the way across the Atlantic at that zoom level until Bermuda where you can see the Atlantic Ocean label.

Frankly, whoever did this probably has a good start on eating a giant bag of dicks.
Oh, have Doge actually provided anything of substance of where the money is going?
Literally not how anything in Civ agencies or CivTech works. Can't speak for defense.
If your fear was true, the solution would be simple: the democrats could focus on important issues instead of pushing these (from my point of view, ridiculous and dangerous) cultural issues. Yet they push them vehemently, which caused this response. Why do you think they do that?
> Only having autocomplete for Java code gives the impression that Zed is only a text editor and not an IDE

Where did you get the impression they only have support for autocomplete for Java? AFAIK they support any LSP and this new feature is language independent.
That would be great! Can you email me at (my first name) at phind (dot) com?
What Reddit alternatives are people using now?
MRDA

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Well_he_would,_wouldn%27t_he...

(Mostly kidding, and that k you for posting the cross links!)
The Golden Age of Engineering – Are We Leaving Everyone Else Behind?
xAI Discussing $10B Raise at $75B Valuation
Consumer routers have very similar UI for managing an IPv6 firewall as IPv4 NAT port forwarding.

This is not in any way a benefit of NAT.
You can talk about achieving smaller government while also rejecting the corrupt billionaire looting the federal government for personal gain while throwing around literal Nazi salutes
I need to check this out. In a past life my primary role was scheduling a call center of up to two hundred seats (at our peak). I had built out a complicated network of spreadsheets that used historical data and future projections to mostly automate the process, so much so that I was able to move us from what was monthly schedule releases to quarterly and had a full on preference survey that each agent filled out. It still was a few days work going through the responses and actually compiling the final result but what once was a headache for my manager I turned into 10% if my role and was able to focus on delivering value elsewhere by streamlining data reporting.
Tiktok facilitates primarily visual interactions and young people, whereas Facebook is less visually focused and has a much older user demographic.
I don't watch a lot of basketball but the "all-22" film in American football is great to watch for the hardcore fans. Seeing the whole field or court from any vantage point could give sports nerds some insight into how teams approach the game.
A VR low-poly single camera view is FAR LESS immersive than the actual NBA broadcasts which utilize 30-60 world class cameras, including wide shots like this for context (but not silly laggy stick figures.)

Even as a "second screen" I'm not going to turn my attention from the fast paced "inside the action" feel I get from the broadcast to look at this shitty game map because I'd miss the action, and when there's no action, the professional NBA producers already give me wide context shots, shots of the benches, the spectators, and more.

This experience offers zero practical value, to NBA fans or even casual sports watchers. It's yet another piece of truly worthless VR demoware.
https://archive.ph/T0wQE
First paragraph: we’re not all idiots.

Second paragraph: we’re kind of idiots.

Texas education ranking: 43rd
But what is political now? Isn't climate science a political issue in the US.
Kuchin/awesome-CTO: opinionated list of resources, with the emphasis on startups
People are arguing that right here in this thread - that Musks vandalism represents the will of the majority of America.
would be kinda neat if they made redox a drop in kernel replacement, kind of like MkLinux back in the old Apple days
Reminds me of Zuck “regretting” censorship.
A person at high risk of dying from a respiratory virus ignored public health warnings then got a respiratory virus and died. I think the surgeon general should consider this as a terrible object lesson in the value of protecting vulnerable populations.
Another alternative is Gitingest
[0]. What are the differences?

[0] https://gitingest.com/
CodeWeavers are actually making wine, not just some "emulator". They then distribute this along with some QOL tools as a commercial product called CrossOver.
Odd claims and you didn't really support it (I use Google to find everything doesn't matter how well organized the site is). Why do you have inherent bias against public sector tech workers

>My tax dollars are better spent not having a website in most of these cases.

Blame your rep for it then. We don't set the budget. We vote in people we trust are in our best interest to set such spending.
Almost 50% of internet traffic is IPv6.

Obviously, those average people have a suitable firewall provided by default on their routers.
Perhaps I'm misunderstanding the situation, but isn't this similar to Hillary’s E-Mail?[1]

>Over at OPM, reports indicate that individuals associated with DOGE connected an unauthorized server into the network.

[1]: https://www.schneier.com/blog/archives/2025/02/doge-as-a-nat...
It does seem to be a complicated calculus.

At small scale, I come from a depressed Midwestern area.

They lowered/cut property taxes but only for rich corporations like Amazon, to bring them in. End result was massive increase in employment (like going from cornfields to warehouses everywhere) and wealth for locals, in a way that cutting for the middle class would not have done.

From an egalitarian standpoint I would prefer flattish taxes but from a practical perspective in my hometown regressive taxes have led to more prosperity. Although lots of billionaires are pure parasites, they're also often the ones making the largest capital investments and using tax and access to flow of capital to decide where to put it.
Tackling the “budget” by having an llm screen NSF grants for the word “bias” IS unserious.
Finding how batshit crazy some of the ways the federal government of the USA spends the money it's borrowed
The devil is in the details (of the article). Some were punished and some were not. The early Nazi party financier mentioned in the article (Hugenberg) was able to walk back all his charges, get back all his assets. For I.G Farben (chemical manufacturer), it mentions, 23 of 24 were charged of war crimes, 13 were sentenced.

Regarding treating the corporation as a single entity (versus treating it as a composition of ppl), their ideology and power still lives on. Krupp's (now part of ThyssenKrupp) owner was too ill to stand trial, though his son did, oddly enough. It still existed within the Krupps family, even after things had settled. It needs to be seen from both the composition lens and the singular lens to make sense
People have been complaining about NAT for decades. It's time to STFU. It's a well-known problem with a bunch of well-known solutions.

If you don't like NAT you could go IPv6.

But really, why do you need to talk to your device? If it's just reporting in NAT is irrelevant. If you want to do device management just write something into your protocol to check for updates/commands and deal with it on a periodic basis. You can even do that on startup, so you can tell the customer to power cycle the device. It's unlikely that any IoT device needs instant updates, so long periodic updates are probably fine.
Yes, and as I recently learned, there's an awful lot of law that only exists inside the heads of district court judges and law clerks. An argument that might win the day in one courtroom might fall flat in the next county over.
(I agree with you, based on the point being made here, but I'm actually here to say I stumbled across your earlier comment https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41828485 and wanted to say "holy crap". I apologize for interrupting your current thread, it was just too astonishing a medical recovery story for me not to say something.)
In other words, NYSE wants technical operations in a state with piss poor labor protections.
If 6-18 weeks turns you off from an investment that will fully pay itself off in 5-10 years, what are you even doing?
> Maybe some product will become a hell with millions of lines of code that no one knows how to evolve and manage.

That is exactly what will happen, so why would you do that?
You are aware that this administration is talking about increasing our debt by 4 trillion dollars, right?
NextJS for a SSR app, or Vite for a create-react-app style SPA.

Vite has been great for the whole web-dev ecosystem, since it's super easy to configure, and very pluggable, so most frameworks are built around it now. That means you can write, e.g. a new CSS preprocessor, and if you make a Vite plugin, it works with (almost) every framework without extra effort
They were in the treasury's systems, so presumably this is the attackers running psql commands.

The claim that this vulnerability was required seems quite dubious.
Odd lots don't contribute to the NBBO, and placing an order for an odd lot doesn't have to execute within the NBBO. (People can trade "past" you, I am pretty sure ISO's don't need to clear you, etc). (Note these are rules for market participants, not retail customers). So for a firm trying to argue they provide excellent price improvement and execution efficiency for their customers, they can't "just" send the orders to the lits.

And even if they could "just" do so, internal matching typically provides better price improvement on the NBBO than even the best execution you could get off the lits.

Edit: But yes TBC, you're correct that odd lot trades aren't unusual. But you're seeing trades there by actual market participants, not retail orders. They're not just trying to get those 2 shares, there's a broader strategy and they're aware of all the above nitty gritty.
> I prefer round shank with flats

Try getting a quick-change chuck and this opinion will change.
And as a refresher for why HFT exists - it's a side effect of RegNMS. RegNMS exists because the guys in funny jackets in NY with palm pilots were ripping people off.

There was no consolidated tape and obligation for exchanges to route your order for Best Execution. There was no National Best Bid Best Offer.

There was just whatever price the exchange your broker sent your order to filled you at.

Some exchanges cough NASDAQ cough used to do things like display sub-penny quotes even though they only filled at full penny increments. So they could attract flow advertising prices they wouldn't file you at. See Rule 612.
We can call it FidoNet.
Make an exchange attractive to new listings.

Currently NASDAQ and NYSE have a stranglehold on this, to the extent that tech companies anywhere in the world are much more likely to list on NASDAQ in particular as opposed to their local market.
Most of the comments on that are pointing out that post doesn't make sense.
I read the "Embracing Defeat" by John Dower. It's about Japan instead, but what struck me is that the wealthy and powerful in general paid little price and perhaps even enriched themselves from the war.

All the government warehouses that had various stocks of war material and food, clothing, rubber, etc. all mysteriously disappeared into private hands shortly after the fall.

US bombing campaigns tended to target the working class. The wealthy usually had enclaves that had substantial separation between their houses so they didn't even lose their homes to the fires.

And the US occupation had to prioritize stability immediately and to do that they wanted to maintain the power of the already powerful and maintain the institutions wherever possible.

Even some scientists that conducted inhumane experiments were let off scot-free because we wanted their research.

I suspect that it's always been this way. As a conqueror, you always want whatever you conquer to be economically productive as soon as possible. So you always want to have the existing managers now simply reporting to you.
If lamp lighters also build and maintain the lamps, produce the town gas, build and maintain the gas pipes, clean the streets, you sure as hell shouldn't fire them, because they invented self lighting lamps.
It seems at the heart of the issue is the vision for the future of Linux kernel.

One group believes it is Rust (progressives), one group doesn't believe that and wants to continue with C (conservatives).

If they cannot find a way to live at peace with each other, I think the only solution is for the Rust folks to start building the kernel in Rust and not try to "convert" the existing kernel to Rust piece by piece.

Why they cannot live in peace seems to be: a way that C kernel folks would not need to deal with Rust code.

At the core, the story is not that different from introducing new languages to a project.

You are introducing a new tax on everyone to pay for the new goodies you like, and those who are going to be taxed and don't like the new goodies are resisting.
Care to post a source suggesting that education in isolation leads to people leaving in majority numbers?
> I am a bit disturbed about similar projects that try to gain some meaningful insights out of vast public data sets without the slightest attention paid to the quality of the data used.

Indeed, this story is a very good example of that in the academic world (Economics): https://nitter.poast.org/andreloez/status/181747110580160124...
Type safe variadic printf
This is like arguing that the Republican Party is the one that ended slavery and therefore Republican voters today are not racist.
What you're describing is the end of the internet for some people. Good bots will evade everything (or at least try until they do), and some people like you (and me, this shit always happens to me) just stare at the screen, wondering what Kafka would say about this.
CodeWeavers is a software company that focuses on Wine development and sells a proprietary version of Wine called CrossOver for running Windows applications on macOS, ChromeOS and Linux.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CodeWeavers

Trademark is active. It's an Ⓡ not just a ™, registered not just trademarked. To keep it, they have to demonstrate they defend it.

https://www.trademarkia.com/codeweavers-76546826

While this project drops the final "s", you don't get to launch an OS called "Window". The test is a fuzzy match based on likelihood of confusion.
Sheesh now I feel old
It's generic only if the context isn't implied. In e.g. NBA, NHL etc. "national" means "American".
Ask HN: Roadmap to WASM
I just had a crazy idea, I was working on this library, https://github.com/doshareme/dicky and wanted to integrate device to device transfer using sockets feature to https://github.com/doshareme/src which is a web app, so I think maybe with WASM, same lib can be utilized by Tauri app as well as web file sharing.

So, if you've ever worked with WASM, could you point me in the right direction.
Lemmy has been good for me, though the population is still small.
This can be either a good thing or a bad thing depending on what you are looking for.
Apparently this is the background context: https://www.npr.org/2025/02/14/g-s1-48923/stonewall-monument...
Only in one sense. As code is now cheaper, abstractions meant to decrease code quantity have decreased in value. But abstractions meant to organize logic to make it easier to comprehend retains its value.
Something is definitely lost, I'd unpopularly argue with FLASH too. You could just start templateing with VB6 and Delphi, etc, and then start writing specific code or script blobs as needed.

Tools today seem like a hot mess, perhaps more powerful, but much less... human
Two things that frustrate me about this line of argument is a failure to recognize the scale being discussed and an implicit assumption that something that isn't trivially obvious doesn't exist.

On the scale- We're talking about millions of checks a year. You've effectively proposed to ask every congressperson to spend all day signing checks. By doing so, you've also eliminated the time they spend working with constituents on issues, understanding the facts or background of decisions they've made, or even working to find compromises.

On the assumption- There isn't a dollar figure, but there are quite thorough rules. (https://crsreports.congress.gov/product/pdf/R/R46497) This spells out how the rules are established and what governs it. You can quite easily look up the authorizing legislation for USAID and see the allowed purposes for funds. Definitionally- that makes it not slush funding.
please define transformer
I can sense magnetic fields of some strength through my nasal bone. Its like a metallic taste except its not where your taste buds are.

I don't know if its rare? I think most people just never held a magnet against their face.
Isn't that a good preview of what universal socialized healthcare would be like?

One of the major selling points is that universal healthcare would provide everyone the efficient administration and low costs of Medicare.
DnD works between tabs too, FWIW. At least on macOS and Gnome and KDE file browsers.

But I agree, I like to see both source and destination if I'm GUIing it.
Is it more to do with resources misallocated from something to prevent human suffering, to something comparably suffering-neutral? (a VR headset with an NBA app on it)

While I can empathize with that, I don't think those resources would be reused in solving world hunger, poverty, access to medicine, or something more directly related to alleviating suffering.

If there's a direct connection here that I'm missing (one of the engineers abandoned a medical degree to become a developer) I'm willing to at least understand that. But otherwise your idea still seems rather tenuous.

Oddly enough, you don't have an issue with the sport, which is also suffering-neutral, and actually represents a massive capital and labour waste by comparison. (Stadiums, redirected tax revenue, bloated salaries, ownership structures)
I'd argue this is worse than a "Great Firewall of America". The law is poorly thought out and poorly written, but it's something that any company's legal team can point to and understand why they may fall out of compliance.

An arbitrarily enforced law throws that out the window. You're incentivized to cozy up to each administration and hope they don't turn on you, be it Republicans or Democrats.
If your abstractions match common design patterns then you've solved your problem. It's ridiculous to assume that an LLM will understand 1k LOC of standard library code better than 10 lines of a custom abstraction which uses a common design pattern.

It's more prone to hallucinating things if your custom abstraction is not super standard but at least you'd be able to check its mistakes (you're checking the code generated by your LLMs right?). If it makes a mistake with the 1k LOC then you're probably not going to find that error.
How does that make it immoral though?

"taking other people's money by threat of lethal force" in the form of taxes is seen as necessary for running society by most people, not a moral failing.

And we are not talking about "party vacations" we are talking about education. Maybe this is a commentary on the state of higher education today, but there are plenty of institutions that offer a quality educational experience here; America has the #1 university system in the world.

"a degree in something useless"

Who determines what is useless? You? Are arts degrees for instance useless? Artists don't think so. They are not typically profitable but that's a different conversation, your qualification was "useless". What makes a degree useless, who determines that, and how?

And even if we just assume a topic useless, how is giving people scholarships to study it immoral?
Er, what risk does the release of an SSN pose to someone two years deceased?
'I've had it': JP Morgan boss rails against Gen Z in expletive-laden outburst