skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Perhaps, but a multiplatform codebase won't call the console SDK directly from hundreds of random functions. And even if the developers were that crazy those calls need to be excluded when building for other platforms so can also be stripped form the source code in an automated fashion.
Australian children able to bypass age limit set by social media platforms
I've seen it on nearly every brand, I have some Lenovo Servers in the basement that also down-clock if both PSU's aren't installed.

I have alerts on PSU's and frequency for this reason.

The servers are so cheap that overcommitting them by double is still significantly cheaper than using cloud hosting, which tends to have the same issue only monitoring it is harder. Though most people using cloud seem to be happy not to know and it's been a known thing that there's a 5x variation between instances of the same size on AWS.: https://www.brendangregg.com/Slides/AWSreInvent2017_performa...
This is analyzed in the paper. There are two sources of problems: gunshot-wound-like, and the effect of transiently highly increased gravity on nearby tissues. The first one seems worse, and is the limiting factor. PS. The paper is very easy to read :)
What did the doctors say after it healed?

Did they take credit for it?
I think you just invented the solar system.
Show HN: ML-Dev-Bench – Benchmarking AI Agents on Real-World AI Workflows
We’re excited to share ML-Dev-Bench, a new open-source benchmark that tests AI agents on real-world ML development tasks. Unlike typical coding challenges or Kaggle-style competitions, our benchmark simulates end-to-end ML workflows including:

- Dataset handling and preprocessing

- Debugging model and code failures

- Implementing new model architectures

- Fine-tuning and improving existing models

With 30 diverse tasks, ML-Dev-Bench evaluates agents across critical stages of ML development. To complement this, we built Calipers, a framework that provides systematic performance evaluation and reproducible assessments.

Our experiments with agents like ReAct, Openhands, and AIDE highlighted that current AI solutions still struggle with the complexity of real-world workflows. We believe the community’s expertise is key to driving the next wave of improvements.

We’re calling on the community to contribute! Whether you have ideas for new tasks, improvements for Calipers, or just want to discuss ways to bridge the gap between current AI agents and practical ML development, we’d love your input. Your contributions can help shape the future of AI in ML development.

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Looking forward to your feedback and contributions!
No.

There is a range of PMBs masses not currently excluded by observation that may explain dark matter, but if dark matter consists of PMBs in that range we're talking on the order of single digits in the solar system per century, not PMBs streaming through you like crazy.
There are coding styles that are mainstream, then there are coding styles that are not.

I worked with a guy who insisted in writing his C code in expect style because it was fun. Probably not the greatest choice for long-term maintenance.
Spot over-engineering everything, actually. That's why it's called "over"
Psychedelic treatment of migraines has nothing to do with the trip, however. Be careful of confusing your feelings with your actual health, they are not always related.
> You may want to scroll up and read Article I, which constrains Article II (that’s why it comes first)

What in Article I imposes constraints on the presidency? It's almost all about the legislature itself, and hardly mentions the executive. Specifically, I don't see anything that lends credence to the idea that Congress can control the workings of executive departments.
Ever since I joined the industry, I've heard that many companies are reluctant to open source code because it's so bad that if they did, no one would dare use their products. I guess Source is one of them.
New tech, new problems: Why application development needs a big-picture view
I just want to give a hearty thank you for pixi. It's been an absolute godsend for us. I can't express how much of a headache it was to deal with conda environments with student coursework and research projects in ML, especially when they leave and another student builds upon their work. There was no telling if the environment.yml in a student's repo was actually up to date or not, and most often didn't include actual version constraints for dependencies. We also provide an HPC cluster for students, which brings along its own set of headaches.

Now, I just give students a pixi.toml and pixi.lock, and a few commands in the README to get them started. It'll even prevent students from running their projects, adding packages, or installing environments when working on our cluster unless they're on a node with GPUs. My inbox used to be flooded with questions from students asking why packages weren't installing or why their code was failing with errors about CUDA, and more often than not, it was because they didn't allocate any GPUs to their HPC job.

And, as an added bonus, it lets me install tools that I use often with the global install command without needing to inundate our HPC IT group with requests.

So, once again, thank you
Feels kinda reasonable. Human bodies cannot possibly have eveolved to require 6 months of rest to fix. All those humans would have died out thousands of years ago.
There's certainly a weird aspect to it.

Historically, body-worn hidden cameras have been for perverts, spies and journalists. Normal folks don't mind people knowing they're taking a photo, and want to be able to frame the photo and suchlike. Gopros would be clearly visible, front and centre on people's helmets - and only while doing sports. Guards and cops with body cameras want people to know they've got a camera, as a deterrent.

You'd occasionally see hidden camera footage used by investigative journalists - but outside of that, the market for body-worn hidden cameras was mostly weird lonely pervs who wanted to take photos at the topless beach and upskirt photos without getting into trouble.

A glasses-camera product won't succeed among us normal folk if wearing it makes you look like a weird lonely perv.
Well for the FLOSS community to do anything Valve would not just need to release the coede but also put it under a free software license, which isn't the case even for the game code released here.

Modders in general won't care though.
If the manufacture intends for you to separate the display from case, then it's a feature.

If it's not intended, it's a fit & finish issue.

I imagine it's not intended.
this is such a wild take to me... it's impossible to quantity at what point something becomes a net negative for society. Smoking seems to be an obvious example, because it's addictive quality inhibits a fair decision to the smoker, and it's something with a lifelong pathology.

But trampolines and mountain biking are both activities that result in ephemeral injuries. There is the rare case where a particular injury might become chronic, but how is that a drain on society, and not primarily the individual?

by your logic, should we also ban (or require insurance?) for football (hand egg), boxing, martial arts, (Tai chi?), cars, religion, guns, knives, prescription medicine, children, leaving your house at all?

edit; I'm happy to steal more ideas from sibling comments! I already stole football, but now I want to add obesity, and all mental health conditions.

I'm really curious about the context the idea of net negative comes from, but I probably should also take a stab at a conclusion; why contrast individual actions and decisions in the context of society at all? The decision to do anything should stop at 1st order, and maybe 2nd order effects. That is to say, when trying to improve society, it's fair to look down into smoking and say, we should spend attention on fixing this. But it's incorrect to look at an individual decision "should I smoke" and weight it's effects on society. (How will this effect my family, or my environment is 2nd order, and should be accounted for)
Because a black hole of that mass would be tiny (smaller than a micrometer according to the article), and gravity is a very weak force. It would pass through you like through butter and bore a tiny tunnel, but it's so small it would probably leave you unharmed.
Ah yes, of course you're right. I think it does make sense to assume the programs are finite, I don't think numbers described by an infinite program should be considered computable.
Yet another political post
I needed to synchronize some tables between MS SQL Server and PostgreSQL. In the future we will need to add ClickHouse database to the mix. When I last looked, the recommended way to do this was to use Debezium w/Kafka. So that is why we use it. Data volume is low.

If anybody knows of a simpler way to accomplish this, please do let me know.
Not for long. An early access version of KIP-932 Queues for Kafka will be released in 4.0 in a few weeks.

https://cwiki.apache.org/confluence/display/KAFKA/KIP-932%3A...
I’m struggling to log in to AWS and have nearly given up due to the constant headaches. I have more than one AWS account, but I don’t know my IAM (Identity and Access Management) credentials for any of them, and there doesn’t seem to be a way to reset my password. I’ve obviously been able to log in before, but it’s always a fight—never straightforward.
Here’s the specific issue: whenever I try to request a login code or reset my password (e.g., by clicking "Forgot your password?"), I just get redirected to another login screen with no code or reset option. It’s maddening. I’ve checked the AWS sign-in page (https://signin.aws.amazon.com/console), tried both root user and IAM logins, and even searched my emails for account details, but nothing works.
What gives? Is there a trick I’m missing? Has anyone else dealt with this, especially with multiple accounts? AWS support hasn’t been helpful, and the lack of a clear password reset process is pushing me to abandon it entirely. Any advice would be appreciated!
To their credit they actually fixed the problem. Good luck getting this level of support from any of the big 3 public cloud providers.
Dutch medical records on HDDs bought for €5 at fleamarket traced to software biz
Yeah. I did have a fall (for no good reason) cycling on a carriage path in Acadia National Park. But that's almost certainly safer than road biking on a busy road. And I do think a world in which you have insurance companies micromanaging what they will cover for various outdoor activities is not one we want--and it's not clear that it even distinguishes from people who are very sedentary.
Wild fish can tell humans apart when they dress differently, study finds
I’m going through a very similar process after breaking my ankle in a motorcycle accident. Tibia and double fibula fracture with dislocation and open wound, an ugly one which needed 2 titanium plates and 18 screws.

I was out of my plaster after week 2 so that I could start moving the ankle, and started physical therapy on week 5. I'm currently on week 7 and have already started _walking_ with the "moon boot".

I can stand on the brokenish ankle with 90% of my weight on it. It's kind of scary to be doing all this to the ankle when the bone is still not fully fixed, but it improves the recovery time and final outcome. I will probably be out of the boot on week 10-12. I'm 10 degrees away from full dorsiflexion range, and apparently it will still take some time and effort to get to the full range, if at all.

Treatment for these kind of injuries have definitely come a long way, this is a massively different experience from breaking my ankle 20 years ago playing football in the US and being on a cast forever, plus dealing with ankle pain for a year after the injury as I didn't get any physical therapy

EDIT: some of the parts for the curious

- https://www.arthrex.com/foot-ankle/titanium-ankle-fracture-s...

- https://www.arthrex.com/products/AR-9943H-03?objectID=human....
But that's just more reason to not have him being involved with this pruning. Too many conflicts of interest.
Riches from the Mouth of Hell
Oh neat, that one has a feature that I am missing from MLC - it logs your conversations and lets you revisit them.

Still a bit too hard to copy and paste transcript aback out again though!
> They didn't have an annoying CEO grandstanding about the amazing tech while handwaving away hallucinations and common bugs, something Valley leadership does way too much of.

Did you forget that they released a video that proudly demonstrated the AI pin hallucinating the date of the eclipse? They then went back and memory-holed the mistake: https://www.theverge.com/2023/11/13/23959473/humane-will-be-...

In every single public appearance, Imran was clearly trying to project an image of some Zen master version of Steve Jobs. I think you have a massive misread of this company and the hubris of its founders.
I've had a DC-1 for several months now. My biggest fear is that the company won't make a second version. I think I can truthfully say this is the one digital device I've actually been excited to own!

I have two primary usecases - reading on the train and taking notes in meetings. On the first - being a full Android, I can use apps or a web browser, and it's extremely responsive and highly legible. On the notetaking side - hands down, the best experience I've had with a digital product - for comparison, I've got a Remarkable 2 tablet sitting on my desk, and by comparison, remarkable's writing delay is noticeably uncomfortable.

I wish they had an official cover (I've found an acceptable generic on amazon). For the retro-computing feel, there's definitely something surreal in watching a B&W movie on a B&W device.

I honestly don't miss the color spectrum, so unless you're doing some work that actually requires color, I would definitely recommend this device. Somehow, it gets the "less distraction" thing right. And the software support will improve with time.
> Inflation is an extreme handout to the wealthy.

> Debatable

Wait how is this debatable. We saw wealth inequality explode in ‘20 ‘21 ‘22 and ‘23 as the wealthiest Americans navigated rapid inflation and then rate cuts by strategically buying everything they could and then turning into activist investors and forcing RTO and mass layoffs despite record profits.

Wealthy people can take advantage of economic turmoil by selling high and buying low, the greatest example being Buffets mass sell off and subsequent repurchasing.

What am I missing?
Chaos theorist Doyne Farmer on our interconnected economy (2024)
You see WebM in quite a few projects that have had Linux ports. Apparently Bink requires separate licenses per platform. OGG is also popular instead of MP3 but with the MP3 patens expired that isn't a legal concern anymore, just a technical superiority one.
Don't think of writing software as creating a work of art, think of it as a performance, a thing of the moment.

What this means is that you can refine your craft, without concern for your audience.
Both of these questions are considered in the article.
Developers Are Getting Screwed
Permalinks and Paradigms
Do you have a car?

Do you really want to wait for humans to reprogram air traffic control software unassisted, with no formal correctness guarantees?

Your attitude is fine if you plan to walk everywhere.
Can you provide a rough description of the class of the task? No details, obviously, but enough to understand what the models are struggling with.
Similarly, I would like to think that if I had been born a hundred years earlier, I would have invented something like MONIAC.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Phillips_Machine
They aren't 'independent' they are 'a mix between executive and legislative'. The Supreme Court decisions are Meyers v US and Hunters Executor v US. And I'm not a constitutional scholar but my reading of it is that the protections in question come from the legislative delegating some of their power to the executive, think legislative actions (researching laws, etc) but retaining their constitutional prerogative to protect them from executive control.

This is something that has existed for a very long time but has been changing lately and will almost certainly show up in the Supreme Court again.
Private life insurance may. I don't think health insurance generally does. Certainly Medicare doesn't ask about any of those things.
The First WASM_of_OCaml Release Is Out
Show HN: A Production-Ready Multilingual Next.js 15 Starter Template
Hi, Jude here

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Gravitationally maybe, but you'd certainly notice the 9 kW of hawking radiation.
Also, using this as a plot point though in no way engaging with the science, there's the recent "Omni Loop" (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt28150132).
Zillow built production software without a single engineer
> Elon has the opportunity to make a real impact, but he’s demonstrated that he just cares about optics and will not put in the effort required.

Musk is using his opportunity to do real impact and is achieving real impact. Exactly the impact he wanted and want. He has exactly optics he wants and exactly material changes he wants.

The impact is not positive to most people affected by it, but Elon Musk demonstrated again and again and again and again that he does not care about that.
Health insurance premiums used to be different based on whether or not you smoked; maybe they still are. It would still be nice if you could lower your health insurance premiums by losing weight or buying a policy that didn’t cover mountain bike injuries or whatnot.
He’s been rallying them in Germany…

The DOGE logo literally has a Nazi wheel for an O:
https://www.reddit.com/r/EnoughMuskSpam/comments/1irkzry/wel...
Must be circa 2002 at the latest! By 2003 or so Scene was in full swing in Australia
Hey, sorry, that might have been me. I did that then left the company.

In my defense, I had to hack around a different Python library also manipulating sys.path, which nobody likes except this one dev team in a different timezone. They somehow got a director to declare that I would fix this issue they self-created before they woke up in 8h, and I wasn't allowed to rip out the library. So, ugly sys.path manipulation in the exact way that library wants. Not proud of it, but it sounds like you were given time to engineer an actually correct solution.
Can ChatGPT make a complete chess game? [video]
transcript of the chat:

https://chatgpt.com/share/67b5f635-ac40-800b-99bf-026e4b0b97...

you can see a copy of the game here, as written by ChatGPT in one shot:

https://taonexus.com/publicfiles/feb2025/chess.html
Look in the context of the comment I'm actually replying to your criticisms are just completely misplaced.

>here's a bunch of hubbub and generalized excitement, and lots of talk about what could be done, or what might be done, but not very much actual doing

I am showing that indeed many top people use the tools to make themselves more productive, in direct contradiction to the comment above.
By this logic, most software engineers would also be considered high risk since they work a sedentary job and have higher risks for heart disease and obesity (which likely leads to higher healthcare costs over the long term)
You could probably mitigate that with an oil-based primer and then oil- or water-based topcoats depending on the compatibility of the primer. I've gotten good adhesion on old oil-based paints just washing them with TSP substitute and then priming over the top without scuff-sanding.
For those wondering about the name of the constant - its inventors are from Buenos Aires.
Ink Console: play games while you read
> There’s also `sudo cat /dev/null > /dev/nvme0`

That doesn't work. The redirection occurs in the current shell which unless it's already root won't have permission to write to /dev/nvme0. At the same time, running cat as root isn't needed to access /dev/null.

You want something like `sudo sh -c 'cat /dev/null > /dev/nvme0'`. You could also use a program such as `dd` that doesn't require redirection.

Edit: as pointed out below, yes, /dev/null is also the wrong device. It returns EOF on read.
As sibling commenter bookofjoe (https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43102892) and your link point out, it's Larry Niven, not Isaac Asimov.
The "size" of a black hold is directly proportional to its mass. Specifically: Mass * 2 * The Gravitational Constant / The Speed of Light Squared: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Schwarzschild_radius

Note that the speed of light squared is a really big number, so black holes are quite small relative to their mass.
Discussion

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43095811

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43095699
Broadcom might be the worst.

Firmware uploaded to a device CPU isn't really a problem as long as the blobs can be distributed, pretending that adding flash to every gadget to store the same blob makes a gadget better is just naive. I for one would prefer stateless peripherals.
> Anecdotally, I think of Java as being a deprecated student language (one reason to avoid Kafka in new stacks), but it is still a solid choice in many use-cases. Sounds like you might be too smart to work with any team. =3

Honestly from reading this it seems like you’re the one who is too smart to work with any team.
Well Trump bankrupted his casinos and Elon Musk turned twitter from a break even company into one that loses money every year.

Now, it's time for their double act of economic ruination for the US.
anyone would have recommendations on a lightweight physics engine in javascript? building my own js game now and having a hard time with movements and collisions. i would like to avoid importing a whole game engine library if possible.
If it were some more reasonable spec than 24" 1920 x 1080 I would be far more interested.
There are absolutely enough people on "their side" in the sense that there are plenty of people on the side of working people, way more than enough.

The problem is the actual leadership of the Democratic Party isn't on the side of working people at all, and is actually actively hostile to those in favor of classic labor policies.

Don't get me wrong the other side is absolutely not on the side of working people either, that's more than apparent.

The entire dynamic we're seeing right now is a battle between two competing groups of elites. More on that concept here: https://www.compactmag.com/article/doge-as-class-war/

But with those caveats out of the way, a bona-fide labor movement could make short work of all this bullshit. Unfortunately the purpose of the modern Democratic Party appears to be to occupy the place in our system where a labor party is supposed to reside.
Work jobs in the order they were submitted within a partition key. This selects the next partition key that isn't locked. You could make it smarter to select a subset of the jobs checking for partition keys where all of the rows are still unlocked.

SELECT
*
FROM jobs
WHERE partition_key = (
SELECT partition_key
FROM jobs
ORDER BY partition_key
LIMIT 1
SKIP LOCKED
)
ORDER BY submitted_at
FOR UPDATE SKIP LOCKED;
As I always say "just use Postgres". Hasn't failed me so far.

MongoDB got replaced by JSONB. Dedicated vector DBs got replaced by pgvector. For Postgres, it's just another index.