skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
If you're worried about interviews weeks apart and cross-team testing, then the most that can hurt efficiency is making you do the test with the team they'll be imminently hired into, which means you're on par with the small company, nothing lost nothing gained.

Avoiding pair programming for the reason you listed sounds like lawyers getting in the way, not scaling. But yeah we'd need to hear someone say if that's actually happening.
I assume the largest portion will be consumables, travel, meetings etc.
> This just selects the image. 99 times out 100, you want to do the same things with the image data: adjust it in some way, and save it to object storage or something. The file input is too primitive for this.

That's not true at all. Obviously there's no `adjustinsomeway` or `savetoobjectstorage` attribute on the <input> element, but you can trivially grab the selected files, read them, and act on them with JavaScript: https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/Web/API/File_API/Us...
No need to infatilize their behavior by pointing to a lack of education. If he can head up several corporations, he can read a balance sheet. This is smash and grab politics, the things that happen in places like post-USSR when there's a power vaccuum, everything is up for grabs, the courts are powerless and territories start getting carved up by a coterie of connected technocrats. How long was it before Yeltsin's uneasy alliance with oligarchs crumbled, paving the way for a ruler who wasn't going to make the same mistakes?
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The plans were laid down with "Red Map" in 2010, and reinforced in 2020: this is control of the GOP "at the base" via gerrymandering and primary control. It means that the individual representatives no longer control their own districts since a central authority (Trump) can easily out primary the individual representatives if they don't toe-the-line. One of the non-obvious impacts of the 2010 gerrymander we learned was that the populace actually votes roughly in line at the state-level as they do at the district level; this means you can use the district-level gerrymander to control Senate-level seats. This has bought the GOP a ~+3-+8 bias in the Senate.
I think code design can often cover just as much as actual code anyway. Just describe to me how your solve it, the interfaces you'd use, and how you'd show me you solved it.

As an interviewee it's insane to me how many jobs I have not gotten because of some arbitrary coding problem. I can confidently say after having worked in this field for over a decade and at a FAANG that I am a very capable programmer. I am considered one of the best on every team I've been on. So they are definitely selecting the wrong people IMO.
In case you're serious: https://wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_World_Wide_Web
This is not how to accomplish that. Musk is looting the government for personal gain and installing lackeys that are loyal to him.
What I am gonna say here is not a political point but I hope someone can point me the pattern (and some something to read about it) I have observed with for example the EU.

Yes it sounds like a parody or an onion piece.
We know the European search engine, cloud, blockchain never got anywhere. I don't even believe that anybody ever really tried.

Now you have to put yourself in their head for 2 minutes and here is what I noticed by knowing a few of them (the "EU type").

In their perception of reality it seems they really believe that if they declare something it is real. This is why they get so deranged if you dare pointing to the facts or just asking questions.
It seems they really believe they succeeded in all those projects. I they say it, it exists.

I am not really satisfied by the explanations we usually hear: they are incompetent, it is corruption or even insanity (some sort of mass hysteria that would take root in some institutions).

What I am wondering is, is there a concept in philosophy or some similar pattern in previous civilisation that could help us understand what is going on with the EU?

Because Gaia-X or OpenEuroLLM is one thing, but it is worrisome they now believe they can raise an army and declare war on everybody.
I can confirm this has been true since at least v0.4!
> I view the fetus as a person, even if they aren’t born yet.

What changed my mind here was the realization that this position comes out of Catholic doctrine that defines "a person" at the moment of conception. Once you made that assumption, it's reasonable to say that abortion ends a person's life (aka murder).

This assumption doesn't match biology, however. In the first trimester, it simply isn't a person yet. It's not a proto-person, and it's not simply a cake that needs to finish baking in the oven. Becoming a person takes active work by the mother's body that isn't completed until well into the pregnancy. You could call that point "viability", but it's not a precise instant in time.

If there's no person yet, then it's the mother's body and it's up to that person what they choose to do with their body, just like in every other instance of bodily autonomy.

It's obviously OK if you believe in the same doctrine, but then it's also not a simple case of ethics anymore.
Impossible! How can the product managers maintain control without the bureaucracy? /s
Nature is not cruel, don't anthropomorphize it. Nature has no free will or emotions or intelligence. It is indeed uncaring, because it doesn't have the capacity to care. Nature is neither good nor bad. It just is.

Whether or not it is moral or ethical to eat animals is an arbitrary decision made by emotional beings. There is no right or wrong there, only what people feel.

Someone who is vegetarian or vegan for moral reasons is making a choice, not living some sort of universal truth. Someone who eats meat is also making a choice.

Someone who eats meat but criticizes others for eating the "wrong" kind of meat is a hypocrite.

Certainly the way we farm animals for food can be sustainable or unsustainable. I wish people would focus more on that aspect than pointing fingers and making it a moral issue.
I wouldn't trust it to win a fight with the borrow checker in Rust but lots of simple and practical cases work, such as "use comprehensions to give me a sum of the square of all element divisible by three"?

sum(x**2 for x in numbers if x % 3 == 0)

and to do the same for a pandas series with pandas operators after asking it to inline something

(numbers[numbers % 3 == 0] ** 2).sum()

It's not a miracle, you have to go at it with some critical thinking and testing and it makes mistakes but so does Stack Overflow.
I did “cargo fix —-edition” like the guide said and it added the word “ref” before variable names in certain places, which made the compiler complain. So I had to go through and remove them all.

So it may be easier to fix things manually than rely on cargo fix.
This is not and has never been true as a blanket statement. Contractors perform to expectations just like in every other sector of the economy, so variation is high, just like in every other sector of the economy.

I’ve seen both high and low-performing teams in .com, .edu, and .gov and there’s nothing magic about any sector: you get what senior management sets the incentives to get. The NSA gets really good hackers because they don’t leave that to chance, just like how NASA or MIT hire really good scientists and engineers, and the places which just trust the big consulting companies usually get taken to the cleaners.
Exactly! Who calls "researching how to build X, but then letting my pair-programming partner fall down a rabbit hole so I can feel superior" "pair programming".
So... my grand-mother worked for DeGolyer as a computer (back when that was a person who manually computed figures with a slide rule or mechanical calculator.) And my grand-father was one of the original investors in GSI (which later became TI.) The 990 and 960 were a bit before my time, but I remember my uncle (who at the time of his retirement was supposedly the longest serving TI employee, having worked there from 1946 to 2007) talking about having 960 systems on-board boats in the Gulf of Mexico to calculate seismic reflection data. But I found this link:

https://forums.atariage.com/topic/373742-ti-960-texas-instru...

so maybe I'm mis-remembering it. But wasn't the 990 already planned as being a cost reduced version of the 960 and 980? Though in those days it seemed like a lot of computer systems were being built for specific customers. The story I heard about the 8008 and TMX1795 were they were built exclusively to win the DataPoint terminal contract.

More info on the TMX1795 from Ken Sherriff: https://www.righto.com/2015/05/the-texas-instruments-tmx-179...

Thx for the reference in your post, but it doesn't say anything about the 990 being developed for a Hotel Chain (though I have a distinct memory of it being used as a prop in the TV series "Hotel" -- https://starringthecomputer.com/computer.html?c=578 ) Maybe you saw the hotel reference on a different page?
Why would anyone want a DynamoDB compatible API?
How does that work? None of the current AI models can re-train on the fly. How would the inference engine even know if it's a case of new information that needs to be fed back, or just a user that's not following instructions correctly?
They both had been working on the Multics project for Bell Labs before they pulled out of the project and had written several languages already.

While some ideas like hierarchical filesystems were new it was mainly a modernized version of CTSS according to Dennis Ritchie's paper "The UNIX Time-sharing SystemA Retrospective"

I was playing with this version on simh way too late last night, taking a break from ITS, and being very familiar with v7 2.11 etc.. It is quite clearly very cut down.

I think being written in Assembly, which they produced by copying the DEC PAL-11R helped a lot.

If you look through the v1 here:

https://www.tuhs.org/Archive/Distributions/Research/Dennis_v...

It is already very modular, and obviously helped by dmr's MIT work:

https://people.csail.mit.edu/meyer/meyer-ritchie.pdf

But yet...work for years making an ultra complex OS that intended to provide 'utility scale' compute, and writing a fairly simple OS for a tiny mini would be much easier....if not so for us mortals.

It isn't like they just came out of a code boot camp...they needed the tacit knowledge and experience to push out 100K+ lines in one year from two people over 300bps terminals etc...
Compliance and language diversity are important motivations to not just use the existing foreign models.
> More people will start to find eating intelligent emotional animals as abhorrent as eating dogs or cats.

Why do you think that people abjuring consumption of emotionally observable animals is more likely that the opposite: growing an acceptance of eating other sentient beings as part of the cycle of life?
they wargamed all this behind doors, the only real question is the interelations.

This heel turn was on the table when he last left office.

No one is surprised. No one. zero.
See, "some of the points", thats a pretty typical tactic... Nope, sorry, have seen too much, dont trust the EU anymore.
> person for a couple hours,

>You never failed to know within a few minutes whether the person could do the job

Did a misunderstood something or your best interview process is to multiple hours from someone when you've decided within minutes?
I get that this is satire but I’m struggling to find anything about it funny or helpful.
Sorry for my lack of clarity, yes. Pure code and technical contribution, up to mentoring, as opposed to holding architecture summits, politicking, and the like. I've been pushed into management and socializing without regard to my willingness.
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It's something I've noticed that has started happening on this site whenever the EU is mentioned, especially when LLMs/AI is also mentioned or any kind of regulation. Hacker News is also quite biased against academia in general and, IMO, has always been too obsessed with making money.

I don't think it's (just) bots. I think it's the current strain of Silicon Valley arrogance, not unlike what helped create the current political landscape in America.
Business wants short term-solutions. The long-term effects it doesn't care, even if it clearly bites them in the ass.
In the first case, I would literally type out the expression faster than thinking about expressing it in natural language.
They do, however, have the clearance for that level of access, and the delegated authority. In that sense this is much ado about nothing, or just a complaint about the politics, which, ok, sure, HN loves to do right now.
Thanks. Admittedly "Probably something to do with Starlink" would've been more accurate.

https://web.archive.org/web/20250101100055/https://www.usaid...

That's now removed from the live website.

Point being, it's a little strange USAID was immediately targeted for destruction with extreme prejudice by the same man providing the terminals.

Especially given their contentious history:

https://www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-66752264
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Which works great against everybody except NPEs.
Uhhm.. they lead in pretty much everything especially tech related? You redditors are unbearable.
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This is a Wikipedia article about you:

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

Sadly, there were enough people like you to enable a fascist coup.
> What Graeber fails to recognise is that the view of the state he advances also has something in common with that of neoliberals, who, like him, see state power as the root of all social ills.

No, actually. Neoliberals think that private commerce is more efficient than the state. This author knows f-all about the words he's using.

> together with their fear – entirely realistic – that, if they were given the chance, enemies of the revolution would overthrow the new regime and liquidate its leaders

Which is exactly what happened, given enough time.

> Why you can rely on the Guardian not to bow to Trump – or anyone

Oh, Jesus. That's a non sequitur.
Honestly, terrible conditions. Factory-farmed style eggs. The “better” eggs were already at the $3-7+ price point depending on the feature set you’re looking for. Organic pasture raised eggs? Closer to the $7+. Plain brown organic eggs were closer to the $3 mark.

The egg industry in the US is a mess of marketing words that aren’t really regulated. Words like free-range, cage free, “access to the outdoors” often have little impact on the well-being of the chickens.
Picture in the following article shows the difference in size of chickens since the 1950s.

see https://www.zmescience.com/feature-post/how-chickens-tripled...
> , people don't _want_ the European bureaucracy to move fast.

I'm a german and yes i would absolutely want it to move faster. And I guess you are an american?
Community projects like this can operate successfully, but they do take work (like intentional communication and meetings), and there are politics. If we're envisioning 20 houses, yeah, there probably needs to be some kind of structure.

Since you mentioned the suburbs specifically, I'll also note that, at least imo, that:
- the suburbs are designed in such a way as to encourage atomized, isolated living (houses are relatively far a part, you usually need a car to get anywhere, fenced-in yards are the norm, etc).
- presumably people are moving out to the suburbs because they find that lifestyle appealing, so there's some self-selection happening such that people in the suburbs are less interested in sharing stuff communally.

So if you were just trying to get 20 households that happen to live closest to you involved, it probably is too big a committment for them.
The risk it outside wild birds. If you have feed on the ground and wild birds are also eating it (and pooping on it), your Chickens could be infected.
If you don't give a human a calculator, they do the calculation in their head. The same with an LLM. If you give a human a calculator, they will use it. The same with an LLM. Both will say a calculator can do arithmetic better.

I don't believe current LLMs are AGIs but this article's argument is a poor one.
I did not know that it had that feature, and having just tried it out it does work really well.
Its output kind of reminds me of the gemini protocol and its markup format[0],

[0]: https://geminiprotocol.net/
When you are the front runner, you don't associate with the also-ran and the wannabes. They will drag you down, and drown you in their endless discussion and alignment meetings.
Life is manifestly unfair. If Stanley can pull up his big boy pants and understand that important life lesson, he will be fine; he got a job offer at Google that normally requires a PhD, after all, right?

This is not the sword to fall on.
I tried doing something like this about 15 years ago but specifically for audio by routing NES NSF rom audio data (square, triangle, PWM, etc) to virtual midi cables attached to VSTs so you could play any old school Nintendo game with modern instrumentation. Was a pretty fun project.

The closest thing I can think of for graphical rehauls is probably shader pack type stuff - Minecraft is a great example of this.

https://www.sonicether.com/seus
> Through the 401k attempt, we have shown this policy to be a failure.

401ks are a terrible on their own. It has thrown everybody for the wolves and tied people's financial wellbeing to the vagaries of the market. But there's still a flipside. Pensions should not be used to provide a level of income to maintain a lifestyle (cue anecdotes of boomers packing up and leaving for florida). Pensions should be to provide a baseline level of financial support for the essentials, perhaps a little above, say like social security but a little more. But they are not that, generally speaking. Retiring at 58 with 80% of wages - or whatever absurdities sometimes occurred - _is_ theft from the young.
> Do thousands of incompetents also machine-gun apply

Enough that it's HR or some automated software that first screens your application.

> Something isn't adding up.

Yes. The pipeline "posting > application > screening" is now completely broken. In your case it's quite possible it's HR and screening software that your resume is not convincing. I have been hoping for anecdotes and studies in this direction (from people who have access to the HR and/or software screening and are inclined to report) - but it's at least not common. What we do hear from, is tons of people who can program and who are not getting even first interviews.
Small static binaries could be an killer-feature for Julia.

While I always had an eye on Julia and it is a lovely language, especially the multiply dispatch and general lispy-ness in spirit, I never really had a good use case for it.

Python always was the better choice due to the stronger ecosystem and faster launch time. Rarely did I need the extra performance Julia offered. But Python is annoying to deploy so Julia starts to seem tempting, at least for smaller projects where you don't want to do a complex docker setup.

Julia is for sure prioritizing the right things.
Apple is actively sabotaging the web for a number of years now. They don't want web apps to be able to compete with native iOS apps.

And they prohibit different browsers from the app store, so users don't even have a choice.
When is FSD shipping again? Why is Tesla falling behind in the market they defined for a decade? When will Boring actually deliver on the hype? Why is X suing former customers trying to get the revenue they so desperately need to pay off debts best on wildly over-estimating the company’s worth?

He’s been able to buy some good companies but nobody has a magic trick for being good at everything and the man is stretched really thin between all of his CEO positions and spending hours per day on politics.
New to AI assisted coding, but I'm finding myself spending a lot of time debugging its convincingly wrong output.
People on HN complain constantly about "open-source" models not releasing their training data. That's what the second point ("transparent") seems to be alluding to. And that's a bad thing?

Others have responded to your "diversity" point, but making sure to train on adequate amounts of data in all EU languages is valuable, especially because LLMs are so prone to generating convincing BS when working close to the edges of their training set. If this exists, people in Malta are going to want to use it, so better for it to generate good Maltese than gibberish that sort of looks like Maltese, right?
So instead of being creative and finding ways to avoid duplication, you look for a way to make copies faster.

That's one way to solve the problem.

Not the way I'm looking for when hiring.
My view is that fetuses are people.

> Does a pregnant woman somehow magically lose rights once she becomes pregnant? If the answer is yes, pregnant women do lose rights, then how much?

Nobody is losing rights. Nobody has the right to end the life of another barring cases like self-defense.

The mother made a choice (ignoring cases of rape) to have sex which could, even with contraceptives, lead to the outcome pregnancy.

> What weight do you put on the rights of a hypothetical person-to-be compared to a fully alive not at all hypothetical pregnant woman?

IMO, both parties deserve to live. If a fetus threatens the mother it should be terminated for her health. If the fetus doesn't, then the mother shouldn't (morally) have an abortion.

> The answer is the pregnant woman. She is the one who deserves to live, every time, full stop.

You're missing the point of my question about "who deserves to live". Should we encourage abortions for single mothers because their child might not have a happy life? Should we abort fetuses who have some disability? I'm sure that any of those individuals, once born, would prefer to live regardless of circumstance.
I know this is true, and I like your perspective.
Not like a cable, but it's gotten really bad. I had constant drops on my iPhone 14 Pro. Eventually they shipped me a new one that had the same issue, but the recent software update fixed it almost 100%, like 1 drop/month instead of 10 daily.

Then I bought an iPhone 16 Pro and it was even worse than my iPhone 14 Pro... so I returned it even though I wanted a new phone.

It's gotta be affecting their bottom line.
Certainly easy to perpetuate insane conspiracy theories like this when the anti-science administration is no longer collecting stats on infectious diseases.
That wasn't the point. The Math multiplication errors allow us to peer into the lack of reasoning across all domains.

Yes, you can add tools. But hallucinations will still be there. Tools allow you to cut down on the steps the LLM has to perform. However, if you have a complex problem with many steps, there will be translation errors at some point coordinating the tools.

Furthermore, if there is some other tool needed to get the result you need, the LLM isn't going to tell you. It will typically make up the result.