skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I am extremely confident in my Node.js performance and TypeScript. I do not see many Node jobs without also looking for some giant frontend frameworks like React.

My fear when looking at jobs that lean too heavily on a tech stack or tool list is that the job is too focused upon delivery in a narrow repeatable context as opposed to solutions delivery. That’s a huge red flag for me that just screams low confidence. I don’t want to work with people who are constantly afraid to do their jobs. That’s what most of my career feels like.

I don’t want to go back to a low confidence environment. It’s just too negative, too irrationally defensive, and too hostile. I would rather do something else, even for less money.
In the US judicial system, which is adversarial in nature, the job of the prosecutor is to put forth the strongest case which involves casting even minor details in the most evil, twisted light possible.

Every single high profile case involves these sort of details including ones where the defendant is found innocent.

All it takes is reading the takedown of a prosecutors case a few times to hear these “facts” with an highly skeptical ear.
This. it nicely encapsulates why AI aficionados use words like "hallucinate" which become secret clues to belief around the G part of AGI. If it's just a coding mistake, how can the machine be "alive" but if I can re-purpose "hallucinate" as a term of art, I can also make you, dear reader, embue the AI with more and more traits of meaning which go to "it's alive"

It's language Jim, but more as Chomsky said. or maybe Chimpsky.

I 100% agree with your rant. This time fly likes your arrow.
Yes, it happens all the time.
Radio equipment restrictions are as old as radio itself. Go into cellular telecommunication or, god forbid, radar, and you will find a great number of things you are not allowed to possess or sell, with very severe punishments for violation.
If there's no key, isn't it just encoding?

Seems more like steganography
Have the YC Interview calls started for the Spring 25 batch?
Wondering after how many days of your application you got an invitation for the interview .
Maybe the next step is the introduction of tests to see whether you are a true American in thought and appearance before an ID is issued.
That's actually not (much) less true in other places. It's just that in eg the US the land is typically a lot more valuable, and people tend to mix up the value of the land (which doesn't really deprecate) and the value of the structure on top.
Graphics (includes layout, colors, fonts, etc.) constraints and the "just data" approach is what I had built into LayJS [1] (still WIP). This feels like the best approach for UI, where data and graphics can and should be seen in the same level of constraints and manipulation.

[1] https://github.com/endfront/LayJS
Not just high end and insurance. In EU 100% of new cars have GPS installed. This is used for intelligent speed assist and eCall that are now mandatory.
You get less for 34 felonies
Rust can be faster than C
I wish producers were required by law to honor such logic. Only then the true pricing of things will appear.
All this must be due to conservation efforts. We see more whales, even more attacks by whales on boats, and now dolphins. So it's working.
What if we define adaptation and learning as the ability to concentrate. Our single cell ancestors would have to concentrate and deliberately store the first memory. Otherwise it would have just taken in the world with its sensors but never do anything with it.

Adapting and learning means it chose to concentrate on packing the world into retrievable storage.

When do we not adapt and learn? When we ignore our inputs and do nothing with it (don’t store it, don’t retrieve it).

In the example you gave, those classical programs cannot concentrate, it’s a one and done.
The format of the printing isn't what is being described by the word 'tabloid' and it hasn't been for decades. Anyone who is not in the business of printing a newspaper would normally interpret 'tabloid' to indicate a low-quality sensationalist newspaper. In the UK the industry switched to calling the format itself 'compact' because of this.
Cal Newport: The Hollow Core of Elon Musk's Productivity Dogma
https://archive.ph/W1sXv
What's creepy? I would definitely trust hackers or foreign government agents more if I was trying to screw over my own country. I guess at least. This guy just seems dumb.
They call them "Keyless repeaters and signal amplifiers", but say people also refer to them as "jammers".
It's not all just about the relationship, but about the father and mother. Both offer very different aspects of life that help children develop in a way they'd never get from something like a 'visiting' parent, let alone the Big Brothers/Sisters program. Those latter things are of course much better than nothing, but the ideal is an ever present father and mother. For but one example, the most obvious is that a father understands what a 13 year old boy is going through in a way a mother never could, yet that mother will do a far better job with that same boy in his early years than the father ever could.

Statistically children from two parent households just do dramatically better by just about every single measurable metric, with 0 control for the quality of that household/relationship.
It's not complaining to provide critique, especially when the tool is being marketed and part of a technique to sell services.

The point of my post was to say why I'm not interested in using it.
I think what's more important is a company's / team's ability to onboard new hires to their way of working (so what you should be testing is humility and open-mindedness). Ability to work in a team is such a vague measurement when different teams have different ways of working with each other.
This has nothing to do with being grateful or not.
I'm not sure if it counts, but I had a great time playing screencheat but it never really seemed to be very popular. I think part of the problem may be that it's only fun to play with friends, so you kind of had to buy copies for yourself and your friends which added a ton of friction.
The iPhone 16e
Philosophy is precisely the domain of things that cannot be objectively testable because they are grounded in experience. You can not prove that you are conscious (especially in a world of LLMs) but you know it to be true. Should I assume you are an automaton simply because I can’t prove you are conscious?
To be clear, I'm not frustrated. Just providing feedback.
Im guessing different people have different life priorities. So in some way its not correct to argue a point derived from an assumption/axiom other person doesn't believe in.

>>Well, I assume renting is better for your health: I was significantly less stressed about all the water damage that we had about two years ago, because I knew it was ultimately my landlord's problem, not mine.

Paid by your money.

>> But the overall effect is likely to be rather minor, and it can go either way, as some people get a mental health benefit out of knowing that they own their home.

I get a feeling if one is fairly rich they don't have to worry about money. When you are that rich, it doesn't matter whether you rent or own.
It actually does, but in a bit non-obvious way if you have been tricked by Matt's/Automattic's wording.

The very core of free software (as in beer, not the fsf definition) is, well, dramatic reduction of cost for customers. Opening the source for modification is merely in expectation that some of the customers would contribute something back. The relationship is highly asymmetrical. Therefore, Takers in Drupal lingo are inherent, consequential part of the deal.

Drupal's system just goes one step above in recognizing those who contribute back in a mostly good faith, unbiased effort.

The typical business models behind FOSS are professional services (support and training) and commercial extensions (open-core model). In the latter model (or both), the governing body makes the majority of contributions and consequentially (key word) steers the project. For example chromium is the way it is not because Google said it should be that way, but rather they put the effort to implement their wishes.

Some FOSS-on-the-surface projects reject contributions that do not align with their commercial vision and even go as far as to chase legal action against forks. Both examples have been discussed in this very forum quite thoroughly.

This brings us to the problem with wordpress, wordpress foundation and Matt/Automattic. The governing foundation is generally established so that the major Makers and Takers (remember, entities can exist in Maker-Taker duality) do not go into open warfare and in turn sabotage the whole FOSS project. Wordpress itself is a FOSS project, directly enabling both Automattic and WPE. WPE is a clear Taker here, no objections to this judgement. However, Foundation is for all intents and purposes Matt/Automattic. When Matt and WPE did go into open warfare, this lack of separation between commercial and charitable operations meant that Matt abused his powers over WPF, weaponized it and used it against WPE in Automattic's fight against WPE.

This is where WPF-Automattic relationship is totally out of the norm in open-source/open-core business models.
Resistance of the top of the demographic mushroom colonising the stem can't by definition of the situation be democratic. All hail the gerontocracy.
They are quite expensive for the content, given these are not true learning courses, more like well structured and deep interviews. But photo education is very tech(nique) focused nowadays, so I don’t know any good online alternatives that would touch upon the art and creative side of photography, like Magnum does.
This is top bloat and reminds me of the fever-dreams as a child with walls and walls of senseless work… impressive but also sad somehow.
Most 'traditional' ways of life often aren't all that old. Definitely not millennia.

(However they might still be a good idea. I don't know.)

It also depends on how you translate the 'traditional way'. For example, on the one hand, for most of history people had about one surviving descendant per person, ie two kids that made it into adulthood to have their own kids. [0] On the other hand, they gave birth to many, many more kids. Which of the two perspectives do you want to preserve?

Similarly, during most of the last few millennia most people used to have kids really late in life: they typically only had about perhaps 20 years or less left to live when their first child was born. Should we emulate that? Viewed through a different lens, people used to have kids really early in life: the distance in years between your own birth and the birth of your children was much shorter, too.

Of course, the above paragraph is just a long winded way to say that people live longer these days. But still: how do you want to translate past behaviour? It's a choice that's up to you.

[0] I'm basing that purely on the mathematical observation that population numbers have only gone up substantially in the last few hundred years. Thus replacement level fertility used to be the norm.
do project like this exist for java spring boot it would be very cool if it could work on every codebase regardless of tech stack
The top result is "This one simple trick to evade arrest that federal prosecutors hate"
Assuming your friend has Internet access nothing could really go wrong. If you forget to send them the code they can just watch a short video.
How are you looking at electromagnetic shielding, and the requirements imposed by the use of ship radar and possible magnetic compasses?
You're wrong on all points, especially since a lot of the legacy media during Trump's first term had no problem sucking up to him.
He tried and tried and tried to find one and accidentally proved instead that it could.
Side question: Do these animations linked to scrolling add some real value to the readers? Is there some experimental data showing value (e.g., conversion rate) over a static page? Thanks.
With all due respect, this is incorrect on both accounts. From the FSF directly:

> Free software” means software that respects users' freedom and community. Roughly, it means that the users have the freedom to run, copy, distribute, study, change and improve the software. Thus, “free software” is a matter of liberty, not price.

> ...

> You may have paid money to get copies of a free program, or you may have obtained copies at no charge. But regardless of how you got your copies, you always have the freedom to copy and change the software, even to sell copies.

- https://www.gnu.org/philosophy/free-sw.en.html

And the OSI applies to the "Open Source Software", aka the source code. The OSI does not apply to the "Open Source Project", aka the issue tracker, discussion forums, downloadable binaries (although the source code to recreate those binaries often needs to be available), etc.

In the end, the Software (the source code) must be free. But the time and effort of the maintainers keeping the Project running is not free. So, those consumers that make money are required to pay to keep the Project running. Or, they can choose not pay the Fee, not use the Project, and only use the Software.
There is a saying in Kannada language ವೇದ ಸುಳ್ಳಾದರೂ ಗಾದೆ ಸುಳ್ಳಾಗದು which means the vedas can go wrong, but a saying never turns out wrong.

There is a wisdom in this. Most of the sayings in any culture are largely a distillation of a kind of civilisation darwinism. All it took people to survive big problems in life, distilled in neat statements.
Forward Mode Automatic Differentiation [video]
You can’t ever roll rent forward into the new purchase. That’s not the same for a mortgage
>its not even the buying vs renting thing, renting is bad, you don't get to own anything at the end of the journey

let's say you are an investor (crypto and day trading, living at home rent free in your parents' basement: "more tendies mom!")

but alongside your crypto and day trading, you scrape together enough cash to buy a house as an investment. it's an investment, you rent it out and earn rental income. What's rent? let's say it's $10,000 a month. Great! so, in addition to the appreciation of the property over time, you also get $120,000+ a year (the + is because you get some of the money at the beginning and middle of the year and you can pour it into lucrative day trading and crypto)

with me so far? nothing up my sleeve.

now you're feeling flush and you figure with your success, you don't have to live in mom's basement any more. Heck! you own a house, you can live there! and eat your cheetos in the the living room instead of the basement! So, you move in.

If you live in the investment house you own, you no longer get the $120,000+ a year. Why...why...why, wait, it's just like you are paying $10,000 a month rent!

Moral to the story: owning does not save you from paying rent, you are still paying rent, forgoing that income on your investment. Yes, that "it's so obvious everbody knows it" personal finance advice you read in major publications is complete and utter garbage.

don't thank me [tips cap] glad to help. And now you know how i feel sharing the planet with people, "experts" even, who don't have a clue what they are talking about.
Discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43185446
Weird. So they don’t have a more directly useful way to spend the capital then?
The animals are getting smart and realizing humans are their common enemy and an existential threat.
It will reduce supply, but it will also make it easier to prosecute those that have these devices.

I frankly don't understand the sentiment. Should we not outlaw murder because "ha, surely criminals won't murder anymore now"?
It's not, but other evidence of a crime together with suspiciously related searches might be considered evidence of a crime.
Why need it be trailing at all? Just use Whitespace (esolang)
Ah yes that would be useful. Just added base64 encode/decode along with autodetection for decoding!
More importantly, when that specific plugin stops being maintained/updated, you’ll have Markdown files which can’t be properly presented/read.
Buildcraft was horrible. Random routing and spilling overflowing items will cause massive lag problems until your game world becomes unusable.

All the other item transportation mods had the decency of checking whether the destination inventory can actually hold your items.
Or you could simply find plenty of criticism of Trump on CNN's website which would invalidate the concern.
That article is 5 years old. Sadly the article lacks a date, but you can tell because it claims Steam is 15 years old, when it had its 22 anniversary last year.

Next that 7M number is for self-published games. Aka, games where the dev is listed as the publisher. OP has Raw Fury as his publisher. Next Raw Fury posted their contract publically a while ago: it is a pretty harsh contract. 50/50 split, but there is a profit ratio baked into the recoup which is super odd. If OP had held off, did his own marketing for a bit, then negotiated with publishers once he had traction, he might have gotten a better deal.

The challenge for Indie devs with publishers is how the good publishers ask a pretty high take. Meanwhile the good deals come from new publishers with poor or no track record. Personally we signed with Hooded Horse which publically offers better deals and is highly effective. The trade off being Hooded Horse is famously quite selective.

Thus honestly: self publishing is the default-best choice. We did that for our last game and effectively replaced a publisher by just spending a bunch on marketing.
Based on the status report, it seems like it was related to a database disaster and mention recovering shards. Publicly they say they are using vitess[0] so I wonder if there was some issues there.

I wonder if there will be a more detailed post-mortem, would be super interesting to learn more!

[0] https://slack.engineering/scaling-datastores-at-slack-with-v...
If only he'd searched for "how to cover my tracks after making incriminating google searches"
> The power of the vi-family is that this generalizes consistently.

Absolutely! It takes learning relatively few command/motion combos before you are really cooking. The commands are fairly composable as well. I rarely find myself without being able to find a command that can't do what I want. To be fair it takes some time to learn all the commands but eventually you just forget about it and it becomes automatic.
I feel it a bit ironic arguing about "devastating effect on victims, who need their vehicles to go about their everyday lives" while the lock of homes including brand new ones are from the last century, somehow not the same worry about the place where people live. And in a car based society - more like forced outside of London which has usable public transportation - made itself so vulnarable to the use of cars for basic necessities like going to work and shopping, yet the practices and public infrastructure (parking in traffic lane, blocking traffic for safety, damaging neglected potholes) are making it worse like car theft. Seems like very selective worries from a theatrical public figure.
Illegal in which jurisdiction? The Vatican is an independent sovereign state so whatever laws you think apply are unlikely to be in force there.
Trees giving you the very thing you need to live every minute wasn’t enough of a compromise for you? They’ve quite negotiable with us.

Gotta watch The Happening again.
Volume estimates for unions of convex sets, and the Kakeya set conjecture in d=3
That is super useful, especially for small stuff in home labs. I was thinking to go ProxMox + Gardener + Kubevirt route, but never have time to work on it.
Your answer has two parts. The first part is easy to agree with. The second part is contestable, but you obviously beleive it, and so it is easy to tie it to the first part, but really? They are two points not one.

The reality or otherwise of the press, does unfortunately (for your line of reasoning) affect motivations and outcomes. Tesla leadership will be reflecting on the sales trends. Most of their direction stems from forces outside their control in the classic sense: its market forces. But the other ones stem from politics, and like it or not, the leaders position in world politics IS affecting market views of his associated products.

It's interesting that its in cars, not batteries. The battery control logic and the stacks, the virtual power-plant models, they're too good. No amount of painting this IBM as a collaborator with dictators will prevent the sales there. But in the car space, it's not so clear.

Timing is everything. Starlink has leadership. Europe is reacting because of concerns from being excluded from the LEO marketspace. The news will be used, to influence investment, and attract staff to move. Not all staff who move will be the dumb rejects. People move for all kinds of reasons. It may include, dislike of the leadership.
A fellow Godot enthusiast here. Love to see Godot being used in commercially successful indie game like this. In 2021-22 time, I tried (unsuccessfully!) building educational video games for maths using Godot and I have fond memories of being in the flow state while working with Godot. IMO Godot fits well with programmer's brain much better than Unity etc.
(2016)

> When proving the security of OAuth in our model, we discovered four attacks which break the security of OAuth. The vulnerabilities can be exploited in practice and are present also in OpenID Connect.

> We reported all attacks to the OAuth and OpenID Connect working groups who confirmed the attacks. The OAuth working group invited us to present our findings to them and prepared a draft for an RFC that mitigates the IdP mix-up attack (using the fix described in Section 3.2) [24]. Fixes regarding the other attacks are currently under discussion. We also notified nytimes.com, Facebook, and the developers of mod_auth_openidc and pyoidc.

The burning question is what has happened since. I couldn't find an RFC or errata about the other issues.

(Aside from formal analyses being cool research. :)

[24] https://datatracker.ietf.org/doc/html/draft-ietf-oauth-mix-u...
"How to Clean Data in Google Sheets Using AI" > https://www.getflookup.com/documentation/gpt-data-cleaning

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I guess the point is that just having one of these will now be a complete crime and you don't need to catch someone in the a act to prosecute.
Prices are going up, that is, not the rate. A classic economics faux pas!
You can control this. You could opt for the part where the dependence on rest of the team is minimal. Or you could structure it in a tiered manner. With different pricing at different levels of outcomes.
The site is literally recommending developers to add an EULA to their software licensing.

The example EULA contains text like:

> Failure to pay the Fee will result in the termination of this license.
Upon termination, User must cease all use of the Software and remove it
from all systems.

That directly contradicts what you're saying: that the software maybe use without payment, and only participation in the project (such as using the bug tracker) requires commercial users to pay a fee.

FOSS must not have anything resembling an EULA. Give me money or erase the software is just not free open source by any stretch of the imagination.

Everything recommended by the site is OK to do, and well within an author's right. What's wrong is the misinformation that the result is still open source.
Maybe soon they'll build deep, underground "silos" that can house closed societies of 10,000 people each.
I worked for a company with truly awful leadership once. Only one person was brave enough to be overt how they would not tolerate it, but the general IT staff were more broadly unhappy, directly because of that leadership. He was a Neuro-Linguistic Programming nutcase, and had an outstanding sexual harrassment case from his prior role. I think about that a lot, in this current situation.

TL;DR people do get motivated or de-motivated by leadership.