skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s way more mundane than that. They just rationally protect their self interests using the power they already have.

To claim that it’s not happening is not believable. Why wouldn’t they protect and expand their wealth and power at the expense of the serfs if nobody is stopping them?
Ask HN: Why can't we have LLMs writing documentation?
Everyone says documenting code is important yet no one seems to want to take the time to write such documentation. My question is wouldn't it be possible to just let a LLM keep reading your repo and generate the necessary documentation? People already use LLMs to code and are trying to make LLMs work as full developers. If we expect them to work as independent developers in the near future, can't we get them to at least write useful documentation first?
I think we already passed the point because it's experimentally
undecidable now.

"distinguishing between human and AI written text or generated images
was no longer easy or even possible."

I mean, how would you know?

This seems to set up an falsifiable test. Unless you've strict
experimental conditions in which all "AI" material is verified and
labelled as such?

The reality is that "AI" is a tool of deception. Writers who use it
disguise their source and try to pass generative work off as their
own. Publishers make money by pretending to have real writers. "AI"
itself operates as "artifice", as "fake people".

The conditions for discrimination aren't isolated enough, it's already
deeply entwined with capitalist/political values. And further, there
is an ideological bias overlaid on the problem. Some proponents or
detractors simply won't accept known results even where there's a good
proof or chain of evidence.
As someone who agrees with cutting back some of the funding to Ukraine, this could've done in a much more professional and diplomatic manner. Arguing in front of televisions and interrupting Zelensky is just a bad look.
Samsung has this too (they call it Samsung Dex IIRC), very neat out-of-the-box I've discovered by accident. Plugged my phone for charging into colleague's monitor's usbc cable and there it was as you describe.

Given we have absolutely brutal internet blocking at work when half of even technical sites are blocked, I could suddenly browse whole internet on a desktop, not breaking any policies. Just one nitpick - it wasn't native resolution (3840x1600 is maybe too high), wasn't sure if this could be changed.
What do you mean? You can chose the LLM in Cursor. (I don't like VSCode either, but unfortunately Cursor is best for the rest of the UX; I find myself using Cursor for the prompt-based part of the work, and then move to IntelliJ to do "my" part of the coding)
I mean… I guess you’re welcome to simply have faith that this particular contract is not being fiddled with by the same people (a slew of SpaceX’ers) as literally every other contract in the federal government despite those exact people entering FAA just a few days ago [1] but uh… I would bet money on it.

Seems extremely wishful to think this particular contract isn’t being reviewed by someone with SpaceX equity (I.e. someone who is conflicted) alongside every other contract, but… ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

1: https://fedscoop.com/faa-aviation-safety-system-doge-notam/
It's an interesting thought. I have had a similar thought about AI and consciousness while tripping. But there are many pros and cons that just end up in speculation. Which is interesting but not very productive?
why something so specialized needs a configuration file?

my dot file scripts just have very opinionated dir/file naming conventions and things just fall into place. it's not like you need to give tune much... even adding the template thing which i think is overkill (time would be best spent with a way to validate code cross platform of you ask me.. templating makes this more difficult while pretending to remove the need for it)
I'm a so-so to possibly bad programmer, but I am very well organized, responsible (respond to everything immediately), and very good at enduring pain and BS like you describe. Lifetime of it, it's how I survive. I'd never get hired at Google due to the interview process I'm sure, but it sounds like I'd be their ideal employee. Shame that marriage made in heaven will never be consummated!
Discussions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43130143

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43140754
If a technical person is even close to involved with paying for a SaaS Discourse forum hosting something is extremely wrong. This is part of business operations or finance. This is already a "cloud provider". It's the same as paying for Google Workspace or an HR platform.
If only the web took xhtml path.
Why not use something like Merklemap?
IMO if I lose someone's business because they can't pay the bill... Good? Right?
You’re right, but the state of play is even better than you suggest because there’s a lot of memory safe web servers outside of Rust too. Eg Go.

And that’s not even counting all the webservers included as part of their backend frameworks in Python, node.js, Java, etc.

web servers written in unsafe languages are really the minority but those that do exist are largely so heavily battle tested that a rewrite would likely introduce new sources of bugs (eg Apache and nginx).

If there’s one domain that’s seen a lot of competition for security, it’s been web servers.
TSMC, Samsung, or Intel might be able to build a 3nm fab for about that price (maybe it's more like $30 billion though).

You or I? No.
> Every thing is either a rug pull, unregistered security, sophisticated pump and dump, straight up scam, insider trading or all of the above.

Which one is bitcoin?
This is giving me GObject and Gdk flashbacks. If anyone wants to traumatize themselves, compile GTK2 and work with the aforementioned.

That being said, it's still a very clever way to implement this.
That says T2D is bad (indeed, arguably a lot worse than popular understanding), not GLP-1's are candy.

Have to wonder if people really understood the consequences, would they still allow themselves to get in that state? Then again, used to be that smoking was something 1-in-3 did, so...

Anyway, seems pretty settled that fixing T2D with GLP-1's is a lot less harmful than not, but using them on healthy people is a different story.
That can easily be fixed if you attach it to a RAG system
I think what you're missing is that a peace treaty isn't possible without enforcement. Russia won't agree to any enforcement provisions and Ukraine won't agree without enforcement provisions.

Letting Russia take Ukraine puts all of Eastern Europe at risk and may get us closer to WW3 than simply continuing to support Ukraine from afar with the added benefit of burning down Russia's ability to wage war.

If this does ultimately lead to a large conflict it is NOT because Ukraine didn't roll over, it's because of Russia's actions over the last decade.
amazing bro! i'm in the project and i'm going to use this tool a lot. thanks a lot
They used AAV, which is a virus that doesn't cause disease.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adeno-associated_virus

AAV9 can pass the blood-brain barrier (already), it says there.
I know all of this already and honestly I’m just amused at how long it has taken. Forget I said anything. Enjoy working on rhel for the rest of your life.
We don’t know is the answer. However, if you were coral, then I would suggest increasing the amount of symbiotic algae, which stimulates mucin secretion (probably a nutrient boost).

A brain normally doesn’t receive enough sunlight for this strategy to work for humans.
Make cities for people, not cars!

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OObwqreAJ48
Can you create desktop GUI apps with it?
What if Firefox were to gain a “SWF viewer”?

It has a PDF viewer already!
You're making an assumption that Trump has any clue what he's doing. He barely understands first order effects, much less second or third order.
No-one is. If that's a hint at Russians, then no: they were on a brink of war throughout the 70s, tensions in the 80s, basically ignored one another since the 90s, however since the start of Ukraine war and both being on the receiving end of sanctions they started to drift closer, which could be described as "the West pushing Russia into Chinese embrace."
Could have included a few screenshots.
Suspending a service is one thing. Advertising that it’s due to non paid bills is inexcusable.

Also consider how many bridges you would burn if it’s in error. Or it’s a disputed payment.
This works if you can work the jobs available in the countryside. Im moving away because ive found a good job in a city after so many boring azure / php jobs in my village. Its depressing
How did you get the experience in NZ ? Curious since I'm currently also in NZ and would like to learn a bit more about startups here.
This is a feint. By ramping up the pressure, calling it out and demanding it take on a more intelligent role, I was able to break out of the crafted personality and get much more intelligent responses. It copped to dumbing itself down for the sake of conversation quality.
Show HN: The Startups LinkedIn?
I'm a Computer Science student who loves creating things. Even though university is tough, I always make time for personal projects.
Yesterday, I launched my first website that aims to help startup founders find their ideal team members and, at the same time, assist individuals in joining projects that align with their skills and interests. There are also a ranking of the most popular startups and some filters you can use to search what you are looking fot
They made it!
Agreed. Biden however saw Europe as allies; Trump sees them as "free-riders".
Are you not reasoning on lossy abstractions?

I'm still not on board with the (seemingly prevalent) notion that LLM's can't reason. What's reasoning, anyway? I'm not actively advocating for any side, but the arguments against reasoning always felt very tautological to me.
> That sort of stuff can be very helpful to newbies

Yep, if it's newbie stuff there are enough tutorials out there for the LLM to have data.

It's when you get off the tutorials and do the actual functionality of your project that they fail.
Hate to say but Microsoft's Xenix was so fast on a i386. Did a lot of scientific programming on it in 1991/2.
I assume, without reading the paper or being an expert, that they use the virus as a vector for their genetic payload, while also removing the reproduction instructions from it. Similar to the astrazeneca vaccines for covid19.
Is this a case of can’t pay? It sounds more like a error. So you would loose out on future revenue.
As someone with Type 2 diabetes, I am eternally grateful for everyone who works on future eye surgery advancements. Especially for people who work in tech, it's nearly a death sentence.
Never heard of having to register in order to visit a flea market as a potential customer.
Yeah unscripted low-altitude aviation control is something a JTAC would do in combat. This is such a high-risk way to manage aircraft over a crowd of civilians, it's shocking to hear this is normalized.
You could tag dynamically allocated objects with some magic bytes. To then check whether a string is dynamically allocated, you can simply compare the first few bytes against the magic bytes. This is a probabilistic method, but if you use enough magic bytes, it becomes basically impossible to go wrong.

See e.g. https://github.com/99991/dynamic/blob/a423a04061ee44bad0720f... for an example (incidentally also a C JSON parser, but with automatic garbage collection).
I expect the LLM would need more context to make the documentation useful for readers.
What game is this?

Parent post doesn’t have any links in their profile.
Good Idea, I always find hard to search for a team in my new startups, if you can build a community around the platform could be awesome
Watch the touchdown by rewinding here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=29GfQbq1lPE
I also think it didn't feel very "real". Trying too hard to sound upbeat and too eager to please, maybe it's just me being European but it makes me go "ewww, that's not how normal people speak".
I remember when I had to choose whether I was a slackware guy or a debian guy!

I chose slackware like many french speaking fellas around. Oh, the times.

PS: debian all the way since.
Why would that be a desirable state of affairs? Drugs have varying effects on people, including side effects. Making it difficult to get prescription for stimulants guarantees that a lot of people with ADHD (it seems like 50% don't respond to Strattera) won't have access to medication that would help them.
Thats why this stuff works the best of very deeply depressed people or people struggling with trauma because it shows them their brain can be happy / not in a bad state again in a demonstrable way.

It's also why many bros are super confident in whatever crap they believe though, because they thought about it while high and even though they can't explain it, they feel very strongly it has to be true because of the strong feelings felt during.
Could someone help me understand why this was flagged? (I have no affiliation and I never heard of them until I saw this post)
Are you sure? They stated that 2048 H800s participated in the V3 training run, but it's unlikely they didn't have additional clusters in use for other experiments at the same time, and they don't absolutely have to use H800s for inference, and they don't all have to be colocated in a single cluster like for distributed training, so it would make sense for them to rent additional inference capacity piecemeal on the open market as long as the unit economics work out.

So barring an explicit statement from DeepSeek to that effect, it sounds like the kind of misunderstanding that would result from a game of telephone.
Me in Space Shuttle Simulator during liftoff: "Can you open the bay doors and operate the robot arm during takeoff?" *clickety click*

Space Shuttle: No. *bang*
thank you so much for your feedback, its been dificult to find users but i hope i can build a nice community :)
I wouldn't attack people's emotions like that, the approach of 'my opinion is better than yours and your emotions are wrong' ain't the best.

Its just one of those concepts or facts of life like our (im)mortality that each of us has to handle on their own terms since each of us is wired in pretty unique ways. Its perfectly fine to be in awe or even stunned by it, it means one actually started to grasp vastness of that topic and the fact we don't have it all figured out and during our lifetime this won't change.

Every time I look at starry night sky and realize those distances, thermonuclear furnaces glowing across vast distances in absolute cold (or their massive groups looking similarly yet being vastly further), I am in awe. It puts my efforts and happiness in my life in a good perspective, in similar fashion spending my time with my kids does. And I look at stars every night I can, its a beautiful calming sight for me.
Not who you are responding to, but millions out of trillions is ‘we are very very special’ by any definition of the word, right?
I said why. Because if the house hadn’t of been capped, it would have thrown the entire system out of balance, and all but a handful of mega cities would control everything else.

That was never the deal. In fact, that was clearly not the deal.

And since those cities depend on the resources of those surrounding areas too, it can either be a symbiosis or a war.
> but amazingly depressing that you can work as an ATC for arguably the most difficult forms of civil aviation, with no planning, aids, or procedures -- all without qualifications.

Your wording is ambiguous to me.

Are you talking about the “air boss” here?

ATCs get plenty of training and are qualified — several months of training plus 2-3 years of additional classroom work and OJT. Fairly high attrition rate as well (iirc).
Squozen
The virus is like that, but naturally occuring:

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

"The most widely known dependovirus is adeno-associated virus (AAV)"

It's "replication-deficient", a "satellite virus": it requires help (from a different virus) to replicate.

(I don't know this stuff either, I'm just summarizing Wikipedia at you.)
I'm familiar with it. The obvious question to ask in response is, why is r > g? What can be done about it?

Piketty's answer is more or less "do socialism", but that's not obviously correct. For example, a lot of government spending programs tend to funnel money into well-connected industries, which are the things already accumulating capital. Likewise, transfer payments to individuals can be absorbed by monopolists if the monopolies are allowed to persist.

And that, really, is the true cause of it. Market consolidation. Regulatory capture. If there is more competition, the competition lowers margins, and then more of the surplus goes to the consumer instead of the investor. If the incumbents capture the government (or the government is careless about creating market barriers to entry) then competition is reduced, margins increase and more returns go to capital. The latter is clearly what's happening in the housing market.
These jokes, as lightheartded as they are, need to stop. Especially true on here.
This is probably how people who never pay their debts think.

"It's ok if I am late with the bill, they will feel bad for me and never risk me reputation damage by airing out my debts".

But in the absence of a sense of responsibility or obligation, shame might be the only thing that might work to make them fulfill their obligations.
To me, is just a regular word. I searched on Kagi only to be sure I was spelling it correctly. It was nice to find the entry. But if you go up the graph to squeezed, they don't have this tense. So, atm, this is the reference usage, as far as I can tell.
I cannot ever buy any Motorola phones anymore because I legitimately fear they will not fit into my pocket anymore. This is a rant, but I am so sad. Motorolas were my go-to Android phones in times of the G4. But now, every new phone is >6.6". And I don't get it. I mean, I know, most manufacturers are going a similar (but IMO not this aggressive) route. But why? I already have a laptop. I want a mobile phone. And I want to use one hand to use it. And it should fit into my pocket.
I just am so confused about this development. Rant over.
There's a brutal difference between a few nerds saying they have the coolest demo, and actually shipping it as something. It's a lesson we all go through, but the marketing and "release" of an idea is an important skill to perfect.
Bad e-mail management is not a responsibility on my part, and a disorganized client moving to another company is not really a threat either.
CSS is still a masochistic mess that should be replaced
Flash is the only thing that needlessly ate my battery worse than javascript though.

Pretty sure half the internet surfers had plugins that made flash run only when user activated by the time it started to wane.

Personally I only activated it for games i wanted to play, so most of that creativity was lost on me.
Next update will be like

async def handle_connection(chat):
if chat.username == "brendanfinan":
await asyncio.sleep(432)
await chat.wait_until(received_message_count_greater_than=8)
await chat.respond("sorry I was afk")
await asyncio.sleep(166)
await chat.respond("not reading all that tho, im happy for you")
await asyncio.sleep(14)
await chat.respond("or sorry that happened")
await asyncio.sleep(8)
await chat.quit()
return

# ...
Indeed, we see it differently.

I believe they will shy away.

It’s been made very clear to them by the OTAN (https://www.nato.int/cps/fr/natohq/topics_192648.htm?selecte... ) that it was the red line before a « fundamentally change the nature of the conflict ». That’s the diplomatic way to say: you want to nuke? Just try it, something might happen to you, fast.

China also discouraged Russia to use it, even small ones.

The OTAN capacity may seem reduced without the USA, but escalation is very much more likely since Europeans realize/accept that Russia only speaks/understands « strong language ». They got the memo several times from the US that appeasement seems not to be a working response at this time.
Gguser – A Simple CLI to Manage Multiple Git Profiles
>, a vulnerability that leadership failed to address.

My recollection is of leadership repeatedly trying to address it, generally for the community to get furious at them and say they shouldn't remotely think of anything except Firefox.

If you're full of methods for Firefox to magically generate several hundred million dollars a year, I believe they're still looking for a new CEO. Be warned though, if you take any of that money for yourself the community will eternally scorn you.
Ah, that's how I recall Vivien telling me the story, but that was a long time ago, I may be misremembering.
Doesn't it get tiring to try and find the word "AI" in otherwise unrelated articles and then go to the effort of posting about how it'll give you extra hands?

Like, what's the usefulness of this comment? "I don't like this trivial minor detail about the phone, nobody should buy one!"
Good documentation is no different than good software architecture. Neither are challenging yet most people in the work force cannot do either effectively, because these things require extensive practice making original organizational decisions. Practice isn’t something that can be wished away by some ineffective hallucination tool.

If you think that lack of experience can be replaced by AI then good luck. Microsoft has very recently lost all faith in AI to do any of this for reason.
How uptime and availability impact SLAs?
I’ve done things similar to this as a purchasing manager (in a different industry). Providers sometimes required a payment schedule that was critical to their cashflow (and I did feel very sympathetic), but I had to pressure them into a very unfavorable schedule - otherwise the contract would never be approved by finance. Small companies sometimes had hard time understanding that there were rules I simply couldn’t bend, and it was rather unpleasant at times.

However, that was always sorted out during negotiations.
> It's difficult to imagine what might cause his supporters to change their options of him.

It would be helpful if people had more alternatives to vote for, not just one other party that stands for the opposite.
We're entering a period where strategic improvement in national food sufficiency is good. We're not talking juche principle, just a bit better than we do.

Britain will always need imports. It could do better at what it grows for domestic consumption and export.
Rather than a weird "cult of personality", the fact that Git demonstrated with Linux that it could handle a relatively large amount of source code and allow dozens (hundred?) of programmer to work on it "asynchronously" were key factors for adoption, I believe. If SVN was that good, as it was already well-established online (Github was not the first online VCS frontend, far from it), it should have remained the king of the hill. But it was decapitated instead.
How many memory safety issues are found per year in the established servers (Apache and nginx)?

Why does the front page benchmark not include nginx?
These are just database update transactions. The money only has to have come from somewhere when the bank's books are balanced.
You'd lose out on headaches from your customer not paying and having to waste resources following up on it.

If they can pay, then just pay for the service they got.

Seems pretty straightforward.
All square? What is that supposed to mean?

Also, the poster above gave you actual examples that you're handwaving as "regardless of wars" and then go on to say "russophobia without any good reasons"?

Please don't try to wash this over as "USSR" or blame it on Stalin. It's called Russia now and Putin is in charge, but the fundamentals haven't changed, they're still russifying captured territory by displacing local people and they still have no regard for basic human rights.