skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Yes, but this employs additional encoders to implement a more sophisticated cascading control loop: https://github.com/adamb314/ServoProject/blob/main/Doc/Theor...
АПТЕКА means drug store.
> after all they are bad at it

This is really strange framing. Profit is a form of inefficiency. It's quite easy to generate profit—just take from others. How we came to view it as something that makes more sense to structure society around than zero-margin services is bewildering. There isn't a single responsibility government has I don't trust private enterprise to deliver less competently and at greater cost.
> If that worked then drunk toddlers wouldn’t win elections promising the baseball bat.

Even if one believes that overall, over a long term, democracy tends to produce more “accurate” assessments of merits of policy disputes than other systems—which, of course, is not generally the argument for democracy—that still wouldn't imply that there are no cases where the electorate just makes completely bad judgements. So, I’m not sure what your basis for the claim here is; as presented the argument seems to be the electorate never makes bad decisions, which is ludicrous on its face.
Go through congress. If you don't want the Senate filibuster then lobby the senate majority to to get the rule changed. Vice president gets one vote in the Senate only, not unilateral control of the budget.
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Humans get things wrong too. Humans are not 100% accurate; not by any stretch.
I have been reading the subreddit for years. I don’t bookmark threads or comments for later review. And I made it clear upfront that this is my personal impression.
Tooth-to-tail ratio is a useful concept if you want to think about overheads.

In modern military operations, there are usually ~10 people in various support functions (tail) for for everyone who fights (tooth). The Gulf War was exceptional, because there were only ~5 people in the tail for every primary combatant.

Civilian organizations are usually much leaner, because they exist in a functional society. There may only be 1-2 support personnel for everyone doing the actual work, and many of those are outsourced. But the same basic concerns remain.

When individual performance is critical, a high level of support is required. You can get more people doing the actual work by redirecting resources from the tail to the tooth. But then the people in the tooth are individually less effective. It's highly situational which level of overhead leads to the most efficient use of resources.
Even if there were legitimate grievances, the ends most certainly do not justify the means. "An embarrassment" would be my most charitable label for that debacle. If I'm being completely honest? I think it did real societal harm to young men who didn't know any better, and real harm to the unfortunate targets of its spiteful, misguided vitriol.
Same - I'm 43 and I have very few memories of my childhood. My 20s are pretty much a blur now too.
The question we must ask is why, faced with blaringly obvious evidence to the contrary, people still do not trust their eyes.

Elon Musk gets 8 million a day from your tax money and somehow he is going to save you the money elsewhere without this even being remotely in his interest. The only thing in his interest is to appear as if he did something, that's it. And all of that grifting relies on marks, who reflexively defend every action their betters take. Betters that tell them they are true, strong men that deserve power.

But ironically that is the polar opposite of what actually strong men would do..
VAT returns ensure that exports leave the country VAT free, just like exports from the US leave the country free of sales tax. It is entirely analogous. How do you mean this gives VAT countries an advantage?
Anyone can recommend an alternative?

My use case is to simply setup the development environment when I cd into the folder (e.g., compiler, language server).

It seems to me that manually creating a flake.nix is the most sensible approach.
Keep on outsourcing all of our jobs right next door to this madman Big Tech.

Fools actually think Russia is going to stop once Trump gives them a hugeee beatuiful chunk of Ukraine
Literally every single developed country aside from the US uses a VAT.

Is the US going to crusade to change every single country to use your shitty taxation system instead of a VAT?

(the answer is no, VAT is just the only excuse they could find for tariffs on the EU, like how "fentanyl" was the only excuse they could find on Canada no matter how BS it was)
I love this! I was similarly inspired by the Wait But Why article[1] and made a chrome plugin several years ago that shows this for my life every time I open a new Chrome window[2]. It's also a handy countdown for big events like vacations or The Singularity (which starts in 7,259 days) that I want some time to prepare for.

Life is precious and finite. Memento mori.

1. https://waitbutwhy.com/2014/05/life-weeks.html

2. https://res.cloudinary.com/genco/image/upload/w_1200/v173967...
They open the exhaust valves of every cylinder while coasting.

Therefore, the engine keeps running, but there is no combustion.

You can see your live fuel consumption go to 0 when you lift the gas pedal on a modern ICE car.
What's funny is that I immediately noticed the inventory inconsistency but since I'm not a Diablo speedrunner I assumed it was some kind of intended glitch that's known and allowed. Then I continued reading and saw they just noticed it.
You did a fantastic job. A full open source fpga vhdl toolchain for Ada... Very well written too. Hats off sir.
how about growing fast trees. then bury them?
Nonmilitary federal employee payroll only makes up ~5% of the budget. This isn't about money.
First, my friend, I don't support the crucifix at all. I support the teachings of love by Jesus and his ilk.

Second, fascists can NOT be of God, simply because God commands us to love one another, not harm or persecute them. I don't give a rat's ass about what a person says they believe, it's how they treat people that matters to God and to their karmic happiness.

There is no compulsion in religion. If there is compulsion, there is only evil. The only thing we are permitted (and commanded even) is to protect the innocent from persecution in any form. Religion must be every person's free choice. If a person is oppressing another person, irrespective of what reason that person gives, they are doing evil.

We can only impinge on another's free actions in order to protect others from physical harm.

So, in summary, fuck all fascists no matter their ideology or book or whatever. What a person says doesn't mean a damn thing -- it's what a person does, how they treat others, that matters. That is all that matters.

We are to be honest, kind, generous, caring, and compassionate to everyone we can. Once we embrace that ethos, we can then rain holy hell down on the hateful bastards that use their power to cause so much misery.

Gird yourself, my friend. Go within yourself and connect with God and ask it to make you a servant of love. I am at your service. Get ready, because those Goddamned motherfuckers are on some real evil shit and you better know good and well which side of the struggle you stand on.

And please don't blame the teachings of Christ for the hateful, manipulative, lying hyprcrites' evildoings. The enemy of man works against us by convincing fools to betray religion's love teachings. And they are all liars who think it's all going their way. They are wrong, but shit sure looks bleak at the moment.

Peace be with you, my friend. "The Way goes in." --Rumi
I heard similar but haven't found a "no, it wasn't a monkey" article yet.
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Thanks! Open-sourcing is definitely a priority once things are a bit more polished.
I tried doing one of these too! With Chicken Scheme.

I got pretty far, I abandoned the project when the computer I was working on was destroyed, and I hadn't committed and pushed the majority of the work.

I'm glad that someone is actually doing it though; a Scheme shell always seemed like it could have a lot of potential for scripting.
Totally agree with your point and I actually have this on my to-do list, and seeing your comment bumps its priority. It should be available in a couple of hours.
I tried this on another site and got blocked. You need to be aware of how bot detection works
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I'd forgotten about patience sorting! Not that I was ever exactly familiar with it. JesseSort seems nearly identical, except that it allows insertion to either side of the lists, tries the previous index before doing a binary search, and uses pairwise instead of k-way merge at the end. The expected Θ(√n) list count is the same as well. An obvious advantage of going double-ended is that you get automatic O(n) sorting if the input's an ascending or descending run, instead of just one of those.

I think both algorithms can be made stable; if there's a barrier for patience sort it would be that the merge phase pops off the end of the sorted lists so it's going in the opposite direction as insertion? For JesseSort, an element that's equal to a previous one can only be inserted to the same list, or a more central one (created later). So you need to merge sublists giving priority to the outer ones, and also never append an element to the bottom of a sublist if it's equal to that list's current minimum. Doesn't look like JesseSort as implemented in jessesort_c.pyx does either of these: it merges non-adjacent lists and has a backwards merge by virtue of using < instead of <=, and always inserts to the innermost list possible instead of being strict about the bottom side. Which is understandable as being strict has a major downside. If you get a string of equal values in the bottom half of the range, you'd be stuck putting each one in a new sublist until you get to the midpoint and can create a new one where these values start going to the top.
There are many people that assume flagged posts are, “a topic of particular interest”, when in reality it’s just a low quality flame war.
I've used Devbox by Jetify for two years. Never looked back.

https://github.com/jetify-com/devbox
I think you used “waste” improperly. Try “net zero cash”?

> They are in the business of creating the “raw materials” for wide development like infrastructure, educated citizens, […]

Absolutely. Run & improve the positive sum systems, that work best at national scale, that really do pay for themselves, by delivering greater value to citizens than the taxes taken from citizens.

When people imagine a tiny government with tiny taxes, they haven’t understood how much fewer of us could survive without those positive sums. How much more of their life’s time value it would take to pay for an egg.

(Just as the private sector organizes, and reorganizes, to create and grow a stream of positive sums, at a higher variety and speed, at less than national scales.)
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That's a standard pharmacy symbol in Europe. This video has quite a number of Easter eggs in it however.
I don't think you're ever going to get details on exactly what people working in such a facility do, dude.

The fact that they turned around and tried to rehire them before even 24 hours had passed should probably be a sign.
If that worked then drunk toddlers wouldn’t win elections promising the baseball bat.

Thus is a claim that you will be unable to justify. There are lots of examples of good governance. The current actions by the administration are a very bad way of going about reform. Causing great chaos to a system that produces first rate research is not a intelligent way to go about things.
Of course not it's a gutting of the federal government to prevent it from regulation or enforcement of anything that would limit the power of billionaires and companies.
The plays perfectly into the conservative dream to sell off tons of public lands to the private sector.
The 404 on Customize Channel should be fixed in a couple of hours. A preview step for channel creation is a great idea too. I can see how that would help avoid accidental choices. I’ll add it to the roadmap!

If you run into anything else or have more thoughts, let me know. Really glad you’re finding it useful!
I don’t understand your comment and the new user status makes it suspect.

Either way, it’s against the rules. Discuss politics on Reddit they say, not here
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Are there good benchmarks for this type of tool? It seems not?

Also, I'd compare with the output of phind (with thinking and multiple searches selected).
Much religion depends on magical thinking and/or blind appeals to authority. IME it facilitates bad behavior that's less likely to be tolerated by more rational belief systems.
Why not both? We've been claiming to want to reduce carbon emissions since before I was born. It's not even a hard pitch—if we're insanely wealthy and have the capacity to discuss greening our grid and still can't or won't, why would you reasonably expect countries with basically no capacity to do this to forget about centuries of globalization, colonization, and exploitation? We burned the globe; if we want to heal this, the most reasonable approach is good-faith reconciliation and remediation.

But the way conversation is now we're headed straight towards ecofascism. A healthy globe for me but not for thee (as if this even makes much sense).
Beautiful article.

Off-topic:

The Nominate app is exactly what’s missing from today’s UIs. Most of today’s user interfaces can benefit from “sparkles of AI helpfulness” instead of requiring a separate “AI App.” For example, macOS file renaming should provide AI-powered predictive suggestions when renaming a file that doesn’t have a useful name. Another example: when creating a GitHub issue, the UI should use AI to predict which labels are most likely relevant and bring them to the top for selection.

It seems many “AI products” attempt to replace entire workflows instead of enhancing the existing ones. GitHub puts a lot of effort into building Copilot features like Copilot Code Reviews, but it doesn’t appear interested in using AI to make existing code reviews more powerful and useful.
I hear you. If there are specific features you loved from Apollo that you’d want to see in Threadsky, I’d love to hear them!

And hey, if this helps more people make the jump to Bluesky, that’s a win in my book :D
Attitude? My brother in Christ, you’re the one that wants to put crypto posts in my community.

You’re not entitled to an audience.
I haven't tried it with Cloudflare specifically, but I believe you should be able to just put the domain name in as the server address in the mobile and TV apps.
Yeah, Al Gore buying Slashdot and ruining it was the worst thing that happened to social media in the early 2000s and gave rise to the likes of MySpace and later Facebook.
I feel like I keep repeating myself

You got some things right

VAT countries can export tax-free because VAT is refunded

Even though VAT itself is not a tariff, its refund system effectively subsidizes exports by removing domestic tax costs

You are missing the trade impact of VAT refunds though

It is a fact that US goods tend to be more expensive in VAT countries like the EU because they face an extra tax burden upon import that EU goods do not face when exported to the US. This extra burden is the VAT that the consumer now has to pay. Whereas when it’s exported to the US, the US consumer does not have to pay the VAT so the trade playing field is not equal.

That’s why Trump sees VAT as a “hidden tariff.” Even though VAT is not a tariff, it functions like one by favoring VAT-based exports
Agree, though it seems that the font choice is so bad it must be intentional.
Haha, I’ll be keeping a close eye on things then :D

Jokes aside, I’m in this for the long haul and want to make Threadsky a solid alternative, regardless of what happens elsewhere. Appreciate the support!
There are more concerns than that. In got “A -> B -> C” generates one hash, while “A -> C -> B” is a different hash. In Pijul they are the same.

This may seem trivial, but the darcs/pijul approach permits an entirely different, more distributed/decentralized development model.

Ironically a model better suited to kernel development.
> Republicans were voted in by voters so they get to determine what is waste right now.

Not the way they're doing, no. The Executive's job is to execute the laws passed by governments elected since the founding of the country, by Democrats and Republicans and all other parties. Republicans don't get to come in and just enforce the laws they agree with ideologically. If this is truly how the system works going forward, then when the pendulum swings the next guy will cut everything he doesn't like in the name of rooting out ill defined "waste and fraud" of the opposite party.

We live in a country split down the middle, Congress is split, and Trump was elected at a slim margin of less than 2%. You can't govern a country of 340 million people by ignoring the the priorities of half of them, even though they pay into the system just the same as everyone else. That's why we elect Representatives and have a Congress to debate these things and find compromise.
Musk runs companies where software mistakes can kill people. I would give him the benefit of the doubt when it comes to software.
4o isn’t really comparable to deepseek r1. Use o3-mini-high or o1 if you wanna stay near the state of the art.
Both government and corporations have inefficiency? News flash: water is wet
If you _really_ want to break isolation between untrusted VMs, they should be stateless so that malware cannot persist after VM reboot.

"Converting untrusted PDFs into trusted ones: The Qubes Way (2013)", https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42401904.
Really appreciate your support! I've created c/threadsky so you could share anything related to ThreadSky in it. https://threadsky.app/c/threadsky
Apparently. It is a London based company, just googled them, they seem to be in business
My point is it's worth cannibalizing the tennis courts.
What is onerous about GitHub’s ToS?
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Why not link to the paper instead of the GitHub? The model in this repo is for an LLM.
FYI that these two agencies have about 55000 employees in all, so this is about an 8% RIF
Not true, see for example

https://comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/publications/94-124.php
I love Jellyfin. I have been using it with Tailscale, MakeMKV, Handbrake, Filebot and some other little utilities:

I have also built two things on top:

A super simple PWA for my kids to use: https://github.com/philips/jellykids?tab=readme-ov-file#jell...

A NFC card based player for my kids to use: https://github.com/philips/homeassistant-nfc-chromecast

It is so nice to just have my content on an API driven thing where I can control the UX my kids experience without a bunch of hassle.
The American people voted for this.
It is not about saving money, it is about gaining it. I suspect some of those national parks have resources in them.

In short: You gave the crackheads the keys to your apartment and they are tearing the copper out of the drywall as you idly stand by and decided nothing can be done.
I think the author is missing one part about cursor, aider, etc.

Out of the box it is decent.

Watching only the basic optimizations on YouTube developers are doing proper to starting a project puts the experience and consistency to a far higher level

Maybe this casual surface testing if I’m not Mia reading is why so many tech people are missing what tools like cursor, aider, etc are doing.
In previous thread, I made same comment and got same response. So maybe time to stop worrying about forests and look into my memory.
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> You really don't want the whole country to break down.

You and I might not. Clearly there are people who do.
Some believe this cut will be covered by the research universities and their associated medical centers. That may be true for a limited time, in a few institutes, for a small set of cases. However, it’s just a cut to medical research, and a deep one at that.

Indirect costs support researchers’ needs that the institution provides. For example, who ensures the researcher’s laptop is secure? For basic research, how is lab equipment obtained? Who provides infrastructure to access observational data from an electronic health record system? Categorize these services as you wish, but these services are needed, they have costs, and the expense will need to be covered for medical research to happen. If they can no longer be considered indirect, then they will become itemized and the researcher’s direct budget will have to cover them. For example, laptops permitted to access the institutional network may have a monthly fee that covers system admin time.

In the short run, it’ll mean some research simply won’t happen as the researcher doesn’t have budget for new fees the institution charges for equipment/services that were previously “free”. For new grants, it means a greater part of the research budget will have to be itemized with these costs, eg less funding for researcher or graduate assistant effort. Either the overall grant direct costs will have to go up, or less research happens.