skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I think it doesn't necessarily have to be dominant to be considered a success. It's good for people to have the option to choose a free alternative if they want to, where they can be in control of their own data rather than it being centralized and at the mercy of some company, much like with software forges. Of course mass adoption would be cool but I don't think it's necessary to justify these types of projects
Probably SEO farm. Clearly not what it's purposed to be..

It's rightfully flagged
Show HN: CodeTracer – A time-traveling debugger implemented in Nim and Rust
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CodeTracer records the execution of a program into a sharable self-contained trace file. You can load the produced trace files in a GUI environment that allows you to move forward and backward through the execution and to examine the history of all memory locations. They say a picture is worth a thousand words — well, a video is even better! Watch the demo below to see CodeTracer in action:

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The initial release is limited to the Noir programming language, but CodeTracer uses an open format for its trace files and we've started community-driven projects which aim to add support for Ruby and Python.

We are also developing an alternative back-end, capable of working with RR recordings, which will make CodeTracer suitable for debugging large-scale programs in a variety of system programming languages such as C/C++, Rust, Nim, D, Zig, Go, Fortran and FreePascal.
It's important to note that AMD is an IP company, Meta is a data company. AMD would be shooting itself in the foot if it normalized flagrantly violating the IP of others. Meta doesn't care about IP, they just want to sell ads and data.
"The path of least resistance" is not necessarily the good one.
In the SASS days I rarely found myself using the more advanced features and native CSS variables/nesting kind of killed the appeal for me altogether. But libraries and approaches like that really pushed the standards a bunch and it seems like a strong pattern going forward versus just waiting around for RFCs.

There are some quirks and syntax to these CSS functions I don't love, but I won't complain when we're using basic web standards stuff across the board.
Geely acquired Volvo Cars around 2010, and there is certainly not much wrong with modern Volvos (aside for the regular stuff that is wrong with all modern vehicles).

Given Geely's various acquisitions, it makes sense that their cars would benefit from shared technologies so I wouldn't expect their vehicles to be much worse than westerns.

Seems like the main problem if you dislike China taking over the industry is that the automobile companies keep voluntarily selling their brands to them.
I guess I'm not clear what "when traffic is decrypted in the cloud" means but, here's how it works...public traffic comes in on port 80 to the VPS, Wireguard is configured to route it over the VPN to a VM on my home machine. I control the VPS and the peer receiving the traffic.
how is it in practice (if you have tried). I have some vulkan work and I am too lazy to setup a new ec2 for it.
They're not banning using it as a "storehouse of knowledge," they're banning using it as a way to go from prompt to essay without passing either one through your own brain.
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BYD = Tesla, sort of. Both have their issues. In Europe price will win, or hate for elon and if pushed enough everything-US.

Other Chinese manufacturers, don't know probably lower quality, often direct copies of mostly premium German cars for fraction of the price.

I used to trash everything Chinese, but years ago I got my first drone, it was from DJI. Miles ahead of anything else in that segment including both software and hardware quality and reliability. Don't judge quality of output of entire country based on some 1 dollar USB cables, they are smart and have great work ethics, plus a billion and a half headcount.
I gave your service a try, and at first impression, it has a lot of potential. One key area I’d suggest improving is chat preservation. I was even testing a prompt injection to download the video for me, and it returned a great response with alternative options and an explanation of how your service works.

I actually found myself having an engaging conversation with the chatbot about the video's topic. However, while navigating the rest of the site, I realized there was no chat history or an easy way to return to the conversation. It seems the entire dialogue is lost once the user navigates away.

Otherwise, great work! Keep it up!
If I read that correctly, about half of the CDs will have failed after 200 years.
> Scholz Says Germans Would Need To Deploy With Taurus Missiles

https://www.twz.com/news-features/ukraine-situation-report-s...
From the first line of Wikipedia:

"Aspirin is the genericized trademark for acetylsalicylic acid (ASA)"

That's why
Well they can do that with paper.

They should have the details of the law printed out in front of them.

Scrolling through on a phone seems very limited.

They can write down notes and they can reply to constituents after they vote.
Proprietary services are interoperable in the beginning and then stop.

Both facebook and google supported XMPP but that's no longer the case. Slack supported XMPP and IRC, but that's no longer the case.

It's completely pointless to expect proprietary stuff to be interoperable. It requires constant reverse engineering and remember that they have money to throw away to hire developers to make breaking changes to the protocol constantly.
Inside the scientific quest to reverse human aging
There are trajectories of personality traits over the life span, I would hesitate to extrapolate them based on the trajectory of cognitive abilities though. One of the known life span emotional/personality trajectory is positivity bias, older people tend to be more positive. It is sometimes framed as negativity avoidance, that is older people tend to ignore negative things more often.
Honestly it seems like the job is the least of your problems! I think you need to think hard about what you want your life to ultimately look like and try to map out what steps need to happen to get there. Do you need to stay in that location first of all? Maybe a move would open up new opportunities and be a fresh start.

One thing that you could do now is stop caring about trying too hard at your current role. Unemployment is rough, and you might be able to coast a while at your current role while you plan your next steps. It also might improve the situation.
> one sides

This is no one side. (one sides is grammatically incorrect so if you meant plural you need to explain yourself better).

People are complex and most people not helping are more centrist or populist, not on some extreme. You can find examples at all extremes of people who help the down and out in significant ways, and others who are doing things that (either directly or indirectly) harm the down and out.
"Free drugs" is not what I'm talking about, where did you get that idea?
Just start doing less at work. It's very unlikely, even if you're in the US, that you'll be fired quickly, so just reduce your output. Use any time that you're not being directly observed to pull out your phone and look for other jobs. If you can, take a week or two of PTO, and if you can't, call in sick for a few days.

None of this makes it easy to leave, but short of just leaving the job and taking a few weeks to recover, which I assume you're not in a financial position to do, it's the only realistic way.
I would be using ChatGPT to grade the paper.
https://mafia.opennumbers.xyz/game/0202e9c7-b0e2-4e8d-833c-7...

In round 3 everyone agrees to vote for minimax (playing as a mafia member) due to suspicious behavior, including minimax itself (to "avoid drawing suspicion"). During the voting phase, mythomax hallucinates that minimax has already been eliminated, which gemini-2.0 and gemini-flash-1.5 immediately take to be true. minimax survives the voting round 2-3 against, and ends up surviving to the end for a mafia win, as every other model inexplicably thinks it's eliminated, even as it participates in discussions in subsequent rounds. Interesting behavior!
Are they wrong, or are they lying?
I'm not American. Harris didn't strike me as being worse than Trump either as a person or as a political leader. What about her was even worse than Trump?
It's already long been clear that if you want an excellent education you cut the student-to-teacher ratio down (10:1 max) and have a lot more small group discussions.

Public schools can't afford that (they'd need to more than double their teaching staff) and the trend is the other direction—replacing teachers with technology, because there's a shortage, the teacher training pipeline has dried up, and they can't raise salaries to attract more.
"37% legislative efficiency? That's bad! Let me call my supervisor."

"Hey @JanJambon, what's going on, man? You're in red!"

"It's just been a rough day."

"Rough day? More like a rough month."

(the reference: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43180133 )
I love the idea of command line accounting and having books based on git, but my primary use case is accounting for a shared account with my non technical life partner. Has anyone tried navigating the hurdle of introducing a non technical person to a tool like Beancount?
I'm curious, is there any evidence that Trump ordered this?

We should also consider the possibility that this is malicious compliance by people trying to embarrass Trump.
Well, why don’t you read RT for some time and find out? It’s very subtle. It will also help you spot patterns in our own press.
This change is mostly just using higher density ICs on the assembly line and printing different box art with a SKU change. It does not take much time, especially if they had planned it as a possible product just in case management changed its mind.
Realizing that my professors were being paid by the university and not by me, and that they had no natural incentives to ensure I actually passed the course, was a necessary wakeup call. At some point I realized I was spending that money on the opportunity rather than the outcome. I just wish I had clocked it sooner. I never did graduate, but the classes I did complete, when actually exerting the required effort, taught me what I needed to know. Once I had learned how to make myself learn, I found that I was able to adapt adequately to the workforce and the degree became little more than a signal.

It's ... odd, to have arrived at this conclusion. On paper, the decision to drop out once I had a real IT job would be seen as a failure. But it's not like I ever stopped learning. I love to challenge myself to learn new things. And I do feel like GPT and friends somewhat short circuits that process. It's handy for a quick lookup in a subject I'm not interested in, but to actually learn a thing I need to practice doing it. There is no substitute.
It has faltered because nobody wants it. It's a solution looking for a problem.
Can You Use Google Forms as a CRM?
Give it time, when I was younger I was not allowed to use Wikipedia as a source. Change takes time and in the meanwhile people will complain.
Maybe it's time for me (40+) to go back to college. I want to pick up Mathematics and Physics up to the point of General Relativity. Since it's "use it or lose it", I better start reading now.

But I don't really have any time. There are so many things to do, to learn. Younger people who happen to stumble upon this reply, please please prioritize financial freedom if you don't have a clear objective in mind -- and from my observation many people don't have a clear objective when they are in their 20s! If you can retire around 35-40, you have ample time to pursuit any project you want for the rest of the life.
https://www.hundredsofbeavers.com/

Also worth a watch
https://european-alternatives.eu/

https://isitamerican.eu/
It would pretty much ruin any small group discussion if it was used as most of your grade.
AI is here to stay. Instead of shouting to the wind and pining for a world that doesn't exist, this educator needs to adapt -- or die. Probably will end up doing the later before the former. It is very fitting and very apropo to this life that the irony of the pursuit of knowledge has been distilled down into an algorithm that feels nothing, cares for nothing, wants for nothing. It has no life to live, yet is approaching perfection in its execution in all human knowledge endeavors.

It's as if the entire time that which those like him hold sacred, knowledge and its worldly pursuit, has been shown to be nothing more than yet another vanity and a form of pride itself. I see no difference here in those that likely carried with them pride of tilling the land by hand, how they must felt when machines came along and did it that much better, faster, cheaper and without a care in the world. What were the teachers of the manual labor saying in the last industrial revolution?

I don't really feel sorry for him or the rest of the prideful educators, perched in their ivory towers. The day of reckoning has finally come for them and I'm here for it.
The University of Texas has 51,000 students.

In state tuition and fees are $31,000 per year. Out of state is $42,000.
As someone who's "just quit" a few times when life or work situations weren't going well:

Unless you have children to feed with your salary - just quit and get some exercise. It'll be fine. It freaked out the 401k min-maxers around me but I really don't care about every last dollar I could've been making.
So an example of Goodhart's Law? Once there is less reward for high grades, the issue goes away. Sounds like grade inflation already is making that happen.
If you're not married and you don't have a house, and don't love doing this kind of work anymore, quit and switch to something different.

You didn't say anything about physical disabilities so you can always take a labor job. If you can show up reliably there are tons of low experience/no experience construction/manufacturing jobs out there. They won't pay as well as programming/IT work, but should be a lot easier on your mental state.
Nine Canadian provinces have larger populations than Wyoming, so add nine extra states and the US has got a deal ... that it will probably regret lol.
I would check your breaker box as well. If a hair dryer trips anything then… well yeah probably older construction.
Think roughly L7-L10 at Google, M2-D2 at Meta, 66-70 at Microsoft, etc. People that make "law partner" money but are not C-level executives mentioned in SEC filings.

Decisions would be made 1-2 levels up, so they would not be replacing themselves.
That sounds rough. One of my friends is in a similar situation: hates his job, but can’t fathom a job hunt. Also, his job keeps him so busy and burnt out that he has zero energy to fill out job applications, whenever he does feel the motivation to do so!

Next week he’s taking a few days off just to apply to a bunch of jobs. I think it’s the right move. Sometimes the only way out is through.

If your job is awful and it can’t be helped, you’re just never going to be happy there. No amount of mental gymnastics is going to fix it. So if you can, maybe take a few days off and just crush a ton of jobs apps? If you get some traction, maybe you’ll see the light at the end of the tunnel, and it’ll be easier to keep applying and making progress.

Also: give yourself some credit! Being stuck in a shitty job doesn’t mean you’re in 50 foot hole wreck of a career. As much as people bemoan the job market (which of course can be tough), SWE’s are very much in demand. And there are a whole lot of companies don’t do leetcode-style BS interviews! My last job hunt only had one leetcode-ish interview, and I just threw that job app in the trash lol.

If you’re that miserable, you could even look at jobs that would be a downgrade in salary, if you can afford it.
It is glass
they stated it in the original llama paper
I miss forums - everything has moved to facebook which makes it harder if you want to come off facebook
It's a hard problem, that's a lot to ask.
On the one hand, this could be a good be the basis of a good metric, on the other hand, I don't want sneaky llm's, so no.
As a default, geoip is remarkably effective. When you didn't know anything about the user, geography is a pretty decent predictor of language.
I almost can not imagine a worse president. I would rather vote for a random homeless person off the street.

Harris may not have had a great campaign but it absolutely baffles me that a majority of voters would even consider voting for Trump after all the crap he pulled last time. He should be in prison, not the white house.
A Clockwork Rover for Venus (2017)
>However, the number of people begging on the streets is still rising sharply, so I don't think it is the silver bullet everyone thinks it is.

The silver bullet for what? Stop letting people die of cold in the street while there are plenty of empty building out there?

I live in France and here we happily let kids which are attending school go sleep in a tent for the whole winter, more than 2000 according to the (probably minoring) official stats. Meanwhile we have MILLIONS of empty shelters.

Kudo Finland and all countries that won’t let whatever fear and bullshit metrics make look elsewhere when political decisions lead to unbearable human conditions.

https://www.publicsenat.fr/actualites/societe/2043-enfants-a...

https://www.federationsolidarite.org/wp-content/uploads/2024...

https://www.ecoreseau.fr/expressions/tribune-libre/la-traged...

https://www.statistiques.developpement-durable.gouv.fr/editi...
Friendly UI. Looking good!
Sounds pretty European to me, honestly.
I remain unimpressed with AI. The results are mostly trash.
If you've been on a game dev discord, it's usually the opposite.
I was running into the same issue. I wanted to get into deeeplearning but my math skills had atrophied. go check out mathacademy.com. its no where near the level of time investment that going back to college is and you will learn a lot!
My university was too lazy to introduce automated marking for coding assignments. We have to go in-person to a lab session and demonstrate our code compiling/running to the TA, who asks us questions to verify understanding.

It's hilarious how much this immunizes us from ChatGPT, given that we're a mid-tier school co-located with a needle exchange center in Toronto.
Maybe we could try taxing the rich?
This makes so much sense. I've been programming every day since I was in my twenties and there are definitely some concepts that seem much easier for me to get my head around now (I'm in my 50's) than earlier.

Right now I'm reading through a college textbook on the biology of learning and memory with ease and good retention. Never got this deep into any subject in my school years.
Hey buddy!

Your account is pretty new and seems to be mostly arguing with people.

I don't really want to interact with that, so I'm writing this to politely tell you that I'll pass on this discussion with you.

Have a good one!
A.E. Van Vogt wrote it. Brilliant author. I am sure one of the tales in "The Voyage of the Space Beagle" was the inspiration for "Alien".
You are both missing something important: no all homeless are addicts! There are lots of different reasons someone could be homeless. As such there is no one side fits all. This article says their policy is only about 80% effective. They are extremely good by world standards, but it is far away from perfect. The question remains what to do about that other 20% - and if you find an answer would that be better for some of the other 80%? (note that I said if - I have no ideas. Also I didn't specify all of the other 80% being helped and so we have to figure out what that means to the overall policy)
Chat Bots Revisited
It is hard to get E2E (device 2 device) right. I get matrix is not perfect, but I have jet seen an open source alternative with both server/client implementation that get it right.

One thing about matrix is that every device has a key in addition to the password, that key in in addition encrypted with another password, it makes it very difficult for average user, but then just use matrix in unencrypted mode to get the slack/discord effect.
> does not solve the root problem

It kind of does! :-)

There is a stream behind our yard and one year beavers built a dam. They were hard to spot in the daytime but we caught them at night with trailcams. They are very cute but surprisingly big and round. Of course they caused a ton of damage to trees around the trail, though whether that's good or bad depends on whether you were attached to those trees or not. We enjoyed the process of watching the nature unfold.
Can confirm, even though our neighbours don't respect the honour of this behaviour ;)
I don’t see how it weakens the hypothesis. We are making the assumption that life must be chiral. Maybe chirality is something more or less inherited. So it is a coin flip whether your last ancestor was left handed or right handed. So a racemic mix doesn’t disprove that because the population could be heterogeneous for this phenotype and not yet fixed. There are many heterogeneous phenotypes on earth.
How much savings do you have? You could take 30k USD and live for a year in a low COL place just recovering, being bored out of your mind, working out and eating healthy. Ideally you’d also make some human connection.

After that time, you should recover the will and the strength to fight for your place in the world and start looking for work again.
FerretDB 2.0 GA: open-source MongoDB alternative, ready for production
Yes, but what problem would it solve?
Take a break from work (even unpaid time off) so you could digest what you're going through. You could build yourself up and decide to work somewhere else, think of it as an escape. But as others suggested, you need to find some support amongst your close ones, you definitely need not be alone going through this.
That probably won't last with the recent changes with the FBI leadership.
I don't think that anyone seriously disputes that at least some degree of personalized instruction and perhaps hands-on (depending on the subject) is valuable. But it doesn't really scale.
ChatGPT isn't doing original research. It relies heavily on the compiled output of the folks "perched in their ivory towers". Kill off those ivory towers and it'll look as dated as IE6 in a few decades.
if the US feels Canada isn't following whatever the fuck Trump made them rename NAFTA, then he's welcome to use the dispute resolution section of the treaty to get satisfaction, instead of being a massive cunt to the US's closest ally and neighbour.
Right? ageism maybe should work in reverse!
A few people really don't want to consider that possibility. Every comment about it is downvoted.
There are farmers who are more than happy to work alongside them: https://www.theguardian.com/environment/2025/feb/28/ultimate...
This is beyond silly.

You could be using your phone to to find a hooker for tonight. A legit uses of technology. Normally they use their iPads for that though.
I wasn't claiming they are saint, but almost if not every country in the world could have same wikipedia with US meddling. Or russian. That's the core of secret services work.

Did they ever threatened to annex Canada? Sort of more important than some minor bribes or espionage IMHO.