skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'm not convinced that legal structures can do anything between hostile countries. If that was possible they could have just sue Russia and get the war sorted out.
Bad enough that some GOP senators wake up and actually impeach trump. Which may not be possible because being rich to begin with shields you from the effects of a recession. It may have to be a depression to force their hands.

That or massive GOP voter pressure come 2026.
Printers often have hard drives with cached pages
Anybody can get a slice of USA’s GDP growth — just buy S&P500. Too many people instead prefer to spend that money on Uber Eats and new iPhone every year.
I dislike when JS/TS is used for non-browser stuff, but there is nothing wrong with either language.
The Downside of Dream Jobs
Ask HN: Which resources would you recommend on software mentorship?
I'm thinking both information on being a tech lead and mentorship, but I'm more interested in mentorship specifically.

I've already come across The Manager's Path by Fournier which is pretty good. Any other tips greatly appreciated.
On the contrary, I think pretty much everyone is aware of it but doesn’t want to think about it.
The problem with SO is that obsolete answers are never marked as such. You might find the best way to do X in 2015, but perhaps that's worse than finding nothing.
Thank you. I haven’t tried it myself, I’m a Claude Sonnet fan, but I’m adding DeepSeek to the list immediately.
The ASML parent in Netherlands doesn't have access to the IP or manufacturing.

It's all part of the US holding in San Diego (Cymer LLC).
a category of consciousness AI cant reach.
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Meh, starve the beast is just another cliché of minds that want simple answers to complex issues. Life tariffs and Trump. He has no imagination. Anyway, government is the only thing that can stand up to the broligarchs and that's why Trump is doing is his best to destroy it. If you want a simple explanation for what's going on there it is.
The problem is that I'm not requesting Mozilla do anything. Firefox isn't a "service" it's a web browser. When I input a seach query, _I_ am acting on my behalf, not Mozilla.

I don't want any language where they get to insert themselves into that chain of behavior. Curl doesn't need a TOS, why does Firefox?
Is it "artisanal" if almost every application still has to be made by humans? I think that nobody will want to run amateur AI software projects from strangers, unless it can be done in a sandbox. Even a well-meaning "creator" could have malicious garbage injected into their product by AI.
Nah, Ukraine knew Trump had an excellent chance of winning and was likely to cut off military aid, and the rest of the world was well aware that a Trump return would mean more moronic threats and trash talking.

Trust me, we're not rushing out to buy shitty Russian aircraft as a hedge.
Some have said that the folks running DOGE follow an Anarcho-capitalist philosophy. According to Wikipedia, that philosophy "seeks to abolish centralized states in favor of stateless societies with systems of private property enforced by private agencies." If so, I don't think they care if it's a "good" program or a "bad" program, they just want to reduce the size of government. Some might say, they are throwing the baby out with the bathwater, but their goal might be to throw out the baby, bathwater and the tub.
This page must be loading a webgl scene since it's making my poor mobile browser gradually unresponsive to my scrolling. Thankfully closed to page before it was to late.
Why is there customer data in code repositories?

> The customer data had been “inadvertently copied to the repositories for debugging purposes,” according to an email obtained by The Verge.

What on earth? How is this possible?

> we audited the contents of the repositories, and we found that in isolated instances, certain customer information had been inadvertently copied to the repositories for debugging purposes.

"instances". Plural.
Your bank loses money when keyloggers/etc are used. Play integrity claims to avoid this problem, and a rooted device with an alternative ROM is a big red flag.

There are nuances here and there are probably ways app developers could support legit Graphene but not a malicious fork, but that’s a lot of work and expertise to reach an extra 0.01% of the population.
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So by your definition, anyone who isn't an orphan is a beneficiary of generational wealth? In fact, even orphans are, because they inherited genes, weren't left to die, etc.? I suppose that is a definition, but it doesn't seem like a useful one, especially in the context of this conversation. Or maybe I've just misunderstood you?
I'm traveling around the western US in my campervan for the last month going between various parks.

Lesser known NP's aren't even checking people at the gate on the way in. I've been able to (leave no trace) boondock easily within the boundaries by finding side roads or even just staying the night in a dead end parking lot. Something I probably wouldn't have tried when it is more busy.

If this is what it is like to see the park without staff, when warmer weather hits and the parks begin to really fill up, it is going to be a mess. Some of the parks seem to be under various forms of winter expansion and construction of campgrounds, I wonder how they will service the growth.

Maybe this happens to be the perfect time right now to be doing this then. The irony for me is that this travel is only possible for me because of Starlink. Thanks Elon?
I'm kind of vague on the whole lacquer -> father -> mother -> stamper -> record process, and I don't remember which of these steps has supposedly dwindled down to just a single company due to the fire. Googling isn't helping.

Normally "masters" are lacquers, though, so a company that makes their own "masters" still probably outsources the steps after the lacquer and before stamping finished records.
What is your point, exactly? It is a huge chunk of time in human scale.
I remember that exact model. Computers use to be very expensive. You can pick up a brand new powerful laptop to build a career on for $300 at Target. (I’m in the US I know many commenters here are not)
>Those who in America, had Learjets and beachside villas, had to make do with bugged apartments and black Volgas in the Soviet Union and they rightly saw it as unfair.

The Soviet Union endured a most destructive war, and then had economic warfare waged against it by its former allies. Kind of hard to compete under such circumstances.
the way they are setting up Trump toadies in all the police apparatus and people aren't nervous is amazing to me.
And people actually buy that? Hey we're gonna make things worse for you so you can get worse paying manufactuer jobs compared to 2023. BTW we're cancelling all the new manufacturing initiatives.

Almost no one wins from this. Rich people suffer the least as usual by having a diverse banking account, especially in multiple currencies. All working class is devalued so the only boon is jobless people who manage to find a job.
What you said applies to programmers who are actually good.

Consider that the world is full of programmers who are objectively shit (I live in India, and have personal experience). The only difference is that they’ll be copy pasting from ChatGPT instead of StackOverflow, and honestly I’d rather have ChatGPT.
What do you mean they don't have access? Maybe they kept copy of the technical documents and just keep building the machine and send them to China and not send them to USA?
It doesn't really matter if a few of the homeowners want things to be better. It's a tiny percentage of the homeowners who want prices to continue going up who push all of the policy effectively.
> when money lies in stocks and bonds, it is invested in the real world.

Is it though? How much did Nvidia invest more, after their stock hikes? How about Tesla, Microsoft, Apple? No. They cut their staff or maybe stayed at their current investment levels.
There is probably some settings to tune it, temperature, anxiety level etc...
They won't really be affected by it, and they feel they'll come out of shiny and silky because they will have grifted all that money and still be in control and the 99% will have learnt their place.
If it is much cheaper, and the outcome is acceptable, probably even better, then that is what people should do.
And some of those users are malicious. It’s easier to cut off small populations than to sort out the good ROMs from the evil ones.
Kind of you to ask! Just WordPress + a stack I've been using for eons. Easy for me to replicate and portable.
Ohh, any credentials? Like is this guy the kind of guy who hard codes a resource key?
> It looks fine to the outsiders, it might even function correctly MOST of the time.

Most code (even written by good programmers) rarely functions correctly most of the time. Most code is broken. This is not the problem with AI. Unless I am using the tools wrong, LLMs can generate fully functioning scripts (and some of them are good) but they break after the 50k token context and start doing insane things that not even juniors will do (like randomly removing code).

If you want to see a shit-show, go to Bolt Discord channel. Some users are able to get a very simple and rough kinda single script app running. Everything else breaks once they start making simple amendments. This is not fixed by Claude 3.7 or O1 Pro or whatever. This is a fundamental issue in all of the LLM and a local maxima of the current tech.

Not that the current tech is not amazing. It is and there is a lot of value to be extracted from it. But everyone and his investor think they are about to reach nirvana and want to replace everything with "AI" where "AI" is a 100k context LLM.
Wow, what a ridiculous load of tripe.

Java classes are no more enabling of shit code than any other language. Idiots can and do “vomit” code into pre-canned structures built for them in any language.
Why is this Russian propaganda? The agreement was not official, but it did certainly seem to have happened. If you open up history books you should also understand that.
Ukraine can shoot down planes on its own, that needs no foreign assistance. Feels like you're just looking for excuses to sit idle and give the initiative to the aggressor.
> I cannot possibly think of a US intervention that went well for the receiving end.

Germany, Japan and the post WW2 order in question are probably the best candidates.
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Isn't Singapore's interest primarily in small modular reactors for their power grid? https://www.eco-business.com/news/singapore-prime-minister-s... We're talking about civilian technologies here, not nuclear profileration.
It has nothing to do with waste. It's about species impact. And it's done completely maliciously. You're splashing down in a relatively random area that's tens of trillions (for the Indian Ocean alone) of square meters large. Advanced life density near the surface is going to be very close to zero.

That is immediately obvious to just about anybody with a decent head on their shoulders. But now actually proving that takes what almost certainly amounted to thousands (if not tens of thousands) of manhours followed by months of review, and adversarial engagement. It was the outright weaponization of government.

This, btw, is what leads to extremist viewpoints on regulation. Regulations, done in good faith, are a very good thing. But they can easily be weaponized both by the government against enemies of the state, and by other companies, in the case of regulatory capture, to prevent competition. And there is no entirely clear way to prevent these sort of abuses.
Yeah, the un-asked-for README.md in the middle of a sub-directory is getting annoying. Note you can create .cursor/rules to adjust things
On #6, that's an individual income tax (or capital gain tax, depends on how you define things). Corporate income tax is the one that is applied independently of the money being invested on the corporation or distributed.

I'm don't think you should subsidize reinvesting in huge companies anyway. What do you expect to gain from them becoming larger?

It's much better (for society) to let them send the money back to shareholders so they can invest on something else.
You underestimate how important it is for people who perceive themselves as alpha males not to admit they were wrong about someone for eight years. Ain’t going to happen, they are already falling in line.
Why are people immediately buying in to a nonsense term that some blogger came up with? This means nothing but somehow there are people replying as if this is some scientific technical term that they grew up with after reading it once.
Zapier’s breach shows that even big SaaS companies can accidentally expose customer data in code repos. If they got hit due to a 2FA misconfiguration, how many other companies are at similar risk without knowing?
But that is not what the US voted for, is it?

IIRC Trump's campaign promised lower taxes, not higher taxes.
I suddenly became the poor person in my peer group that all went to same school and did similar jobs. Why? because they all got 'help' buying a home and now have a fancy homes. I live in a rental apartment. I am still the most judicious about spending money but its hard to hang out with a ppl who can afford to be more careless.

It all happened so fast in 2022.
The republicans in Ohio will do what the republican in Washington are doing right now. Mark my words, whatever the King says goes, unless there is a national disaster or he has a complete dementia break down in public. Luckily, it's all built around his cult of personality and falls apart when he's no longer viable.
Do you have any evidence that Russia is open to a ceasefire around the current borders?
What about for “microgrids”? If it was possible for a household (or neighborhood) to install one and run completely on corn based ethanol… that might be something better than the IC generators we have today (I understand that corn ethanol isn’t completely green).
Interesting list and cool design! I would also add alternatives to Alpine.js and HTMX: https://hmpl-lang.dev
New York Times talked about this from the other day (shorter article): https://archive.ph/ruDI8
> Yes it is. They now have a cohort, a drunk hallucinating expert.

Neighbors have existed long before AI.
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As someone who’s lived in Latin America this is something I try to point out to people in the US every chance I get. If you have hundreds of millions you can post up in some remote mansion and get things delivered but even then your staff might steal things, your kids are targets, etc. And for everyone else, even the 1%, it’s not going to be a fun life. I’d much rather pay some more taxes and know that everyone has a safety net and UBI so that a much smaller fraction (never zero) are going to be so desperate, drug dependent, etc to commit crimes, especially the harder core ones. If you’re in the top 1% and everyone else is poor and desperate you are going to lack connection, community and safety. That's not good. We are all happier in a more equal society.
The model is open source, the product is not at all.
My recollection is that Boeing essentially had insane tariffs applied on US imports of Bombardier commercial aircraft after Delta made a large order & was preparing for delivery.

Shortly thereafter, Airbus came in and acquired a controlling stake of Bombardier Aviation, took over the CS planes, and agreed to manufacture them in the US (Airbus manufacturing is in the EU).

The way it played out seemed to me as if Boeing and Airbus conspired to kill off a viable competitor after they saw how well received the CS100 and CS300 were.

This is all on top of the overall financial troubles the company was facing.

I could be entirely off the mark, so I will let those more knowledgeable chime in from here.
I was like that, then as I learned more about modern monetary theory I realized not even the taxation matters, we can print all the money we want, we just do it for things that don't help the bottom.
ASML is a HOLDING company.

National Labs are part of the US Defense apparatus and have massive compliance and firewalling requirements, and constant audits.

Any attempt by ASML Holdings to exfiltrate data and IP from Cymer LLC (a DoE contractor) opens ASML leadership to criminal charges, and makes them toxic in any deal.

It might not matter to you, but it absolutely puts the Dutch economy at risk.

And anyhow, all the manufacturing is done in San Diego and Livermore anyhow.
For better or worse, LLM PDF OCR conversion is likely where state of the art / market are headed.

"Reliable OCR" has been a rather phenomenal oxymoron for going on five or more decades, so if you've something more reliable in mind I'd appreciate your sharing it.
> Trump wants mineral rights in Ukraine, which should help prevent Russia from further invasion

So if US has the mineral rights, and Russia invades, what is your Trump going to do about it?

> Zelensky wants American troops in Ukraine

How else are you going to defend your minerals? EU has to defend your rights? In that case, EU needs to have those rights then.

> bring Russia closer to countries like China and a much faster takeover of Taiwan

They are already very close to China. Your plan is Trump pissing off Canada, Mexico, Panama, Denmark, Ukraine and the whole of EU, present US as an unreliable partner, throw NATO out of the window, and somehow that is going to prevent China invading Taiwan?

Maybe you don't realise this yet, but the whole world, except probably Israel, hates your guts. The ones who are laughing now are Putin, Xi and Kim Jong Un.

I'm Belgian, and I'm moving most of my US purchases to EU. If I have to decide now between a US or Chinese product, I'll just pick the most convenient one. I don't see how US would be better than China at this point.

Good luck with your president.
Funding Ukraine is not the "heavy lifting". The heavy lifting is when Putin invades Finland after taking Ukraine, and Germany and France are forced to respond militarily against a Russia aligned with the US.
I get the feeling that you think they are not advancing their profession and that the quotes you have made of their work are such obvious examples of some problem with them that your parting question is some sort of stinging rebuke - is that correct? If so I have to admit I'm not following the connections.
Another comment in this thread linked to at least one of the reports - some 120 pages long with near to 100 references of the sharks.
Frontpage and other page builders had a much much lower bar for capabilities though..

Even Wix and Squarespace are "building block" tools when you start to layer functionality on top of the designs.. What you can do is limited by what the developers of those tools put in them.

AI lets people build much more bespoke things, and build things that others haven't necessarily thought of (or haven't built tools to build)..

And that can definitely be a double-edged sword of course, because a non-developer might not know when they're wading into dangerous waters...
This makes a lot of sense. I remember Elon saying “don’t worry, spacex will fix the air traffic control system.” Which is, in a word, crazy. But probably lucrative if he somehow gets a contract for it.
Good points but AFAIK bank loans from 2008 were paid back with interests, those were definitely not some free money. I would focus on root causes instead of populists shallow statements like that - too few regulations and oversight that allowed creation of securities that should never have existed in first place.

No industry will self-regulate, as you write the lure of short term bonuses for execs is too high and punishment for failures are non existent. I expect current US admin will make this even worse, greed and short term profit seems to be the only focus.
Yes, I do.

Please link to a tool that can infer function/variable names and TypeScript type definitions from minified JS without using LLMs or requiring significant user input.
So this is about the ego of professionals? As the other person explained, there are many use cases for disposable software, so it's a good thing that there's a new tech enabling non-programmer to create these on their own.
Afghanistan has that. Instead of landlords, they have warlords, just a different term for the same thing. Why is anybody interested in repeating that thing?

I've been told that billionaires think differently than the rest of us, but I still can't fathom why someone would want to be the king of a shit hole when they could be richer as a regular citizen of a liberal democracy. Why do they hate our success?
Here's a novel AI safety thought: Will AI need medicines to remain mentally healthy and sane? Will it enjoy tripping? Will it eventually fix itself to remain in touch with reality in all circumstances?
anyone who read the papers where the term was introduced knows it was clearly intended as a pejorative.

i’m not sure if you intended to call those upthread small-minded
135.0.1 on macOS is warning me as well.
I think they will declare mission accomplished. MAGAs will swallow it like it's ambrosia of the gods, people who voted didn't support him as a messiah will shrug and hope for tax breaks, the rest of us know it's a grift.
GPIO access would be awesome. Perhaps there's a way to pass through a terminal?
People trivialize what went on as "needed to vent" and the like but if you look at the disagreement it was basically Trump was proposing give us a load of minerals, give your lands to Putin and in return I'll get a bit of paper from Putin saying he won't invade more. But no military guarantee to enforce that.

Zelensky says that's not good because Putin breaks all the agreements. Trump says he breaks other peoples agreements that won't happen with me. Zelensky points out the December 2019 Ukraine and Russia agreed to implement a "full and comprehensive ceasefire" happened under Trump and Putin broke it.

It was at that point Vance and Trump went all shouty because they'd been called out. If Zelesky had gone for Trump's agreement probably Trump would take the minerals, Putin would ignore the agreement and invade further and take over Ukraine in a similar way to how the Taliban made an agreement with Trump to be nice then they took over Afghanistan.

Dunno if you've seen the 2 min freeonis cartoon on the Trump deal. Quite close to the truth perhaps https://x.com/freeonis_/status/1893646996948337031
》 team typically carry 600lbs (270kg) of litter on their backs out

Big part of recent increase in expenses is thanks to dog owners, and damage they do to environment. Post-covid everyone now owns a dog, and leaves bags of poop hanging from tree branches, like some sort of perverted Christmas tree

Banning dogs from all national parks, would solve all financial issues!!!
Sure, but the ability to synthesize data challenges the implicit assumption that all reconstruction error is bad. Who is to say the LLM won't come up with better variable names than the original source? It probably won't, but I could see it often hitting roughly equal quality. The reconstruction error metric would complain but a human would not, so the problem is now with reconstruction error as a metric.
Also the Vault license changes
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I am not talking about that.

I am referring to NATO, UN, ICC, Amnesty International & Human Rights Organizations, global backslash, fear of uncontrollable consequences (wrt. current allies like China and India, as they are Russia's key trade partners).

So there are those deterrents: legal charges, sanctions, political pressure, military retaliation, geopolitical fallout, and internal resistance within Russia itself.

Even Russian oligarchs and elites might resist, fearing total international isolation.

There are many reasons to not be afraid of what we might believe Putin would do ("getting conscripted by Putin as cannon fodder to go after the next country" and so forth).