skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It feels like you're trying to say "Bitcoin was never really tried" because Bukeli didn't make it the exclusive currency of El Salvador.
Microsoft's Relationship with OpenAI Is Not Looking Good
Relevant links:

Roadmap for 2025 and beyond - https://github.com/nim-lang/RFCs/issues/556

Nimony Architecture - https://github.com/nim-lang/nimony/blob/master/doc/design.md

Planned design - https://github.com/nim-lang/nimony/discussions/529

Nimony progress - https://forum.nim-lang.org/t/12693
I'd rather see an open, search index whose URL's and scraping properties are shared with others. Then, small players, even researchers, can just rescrape the likely-good sites to build their own local stores. The whole Web filtered down to what is likely to be useful and safe (no malware) for a wide variety of people.

If it needs to be paid for, then a commercial product that's priced by organization size. Given to researchers for free if their outputs are non-commercial or permissive licensed. Discounted otherwise. I usually start with how Windows is priced for personal or server use to be profitable and widely accessible.

That would let people re-create data sets like RefinedWeb without violating copyright law. You'd still have to consider terms of service, contract law, etc. We have stronger, legal defenses of scraping for internal use, especially non-commercial. Knocking out copyright issues would be a huge help.
> if you're cashing out next year, you're gambling on somewhere between a -40% and +60% return

This is true but it's not a great idea to cash out all at once. Better to de-risk gradually, and only sell small lots when you need to fund expenses.
I would love to have been a fly on the wall when Dali and Disney tried to get something together.
I dont check the price of BTC anymore to I just check if there is someone posting an article to HN about Salvador from mainstream media.
They are among the best in class when it comes efficiency so I don't understand where they are falling short. I've rented EquinoxEV(2024,Model 3(2022), Mach-E(2021 non heat pump) and Bolt EV(2023) for roadtrips and it seemed as if all except Mach-E were pretty good on their estimates. I guess I need to measure miles very closely. Maybe they were all just falling short and I didn't realize. :/
Doubt it. The final decision hasn't been made yet but it appears the NGAD will be going ahead as planned despite the enormous cost. Like the F-22 Raptor, this will probably be an entirely US program with no exports allowed. The design is still in the early technology demonstrator stage, so all of the major components were going to be redesigned anyway.

https://www.defenseone.com/technology/2025/03/no-more-viable...
Yeah that’s what I’ve experienced for sure.
“ Tesla Model Y average used price has dropped”

Wouldn’t this chart be more likely due to just Model Y being a relatively new car and more used coming into the market, off leases, etc.

It seems silly to compare overall prices without comparing similar models like what a 2018 with 40k miles cost last year vs a 2019 with 40k miles now.

Ys came out in 2020 and really got popular in 2021-2, so it makes sense that initially used car prices would be higher for 1 year old cars vs when those care are 2 and 3 and 4 years. And depreciation is high in early years so this seems kind of normal.
If oil is cheap energy, and you cut down oil revenue, how do you prevent Russia from turning oil into cryptocurrency?
I'm actually surprised that the US military industrial complex (MIC) is not screaming bloody murder about some of this.

You know the announcement that the US is supplying weapons to Russia and potentially even North Korea isn't that far off don't you?
I would say that we differ on the meaning of "political opponents". I am exactly referring to the same group as you: millions of non-whites distributed in some proportion of native citizens, naturalized citizens, documented (legal) immigrants and undocumented immigrants. I think "political opponents" is an appropriate term for them, just as how Poles, Romani, Jews, etc were political opponents of the last great instance of attempted mass deportation.

Of course, we know what happened once it became apparent that there's no way to create the infrastructure for mass expulsion. Nobody ever solved the problem: where do you deport them to?
Interesting, I'm not certain, but I think the same thing (e.g., no contention on cache lines) would be achieved through the versions used in optimistic lock coupling, since reads don't need to take a lock?
In this case "ability" would basically be "the set (or sequence) of course objectives that you have completed so far."

Such an assessment is not an evaluation of future potential, nor is it a moral judgment. The purpose is simply to determine what the next thing to learn should be.
Yes, I think that's a definite issue for the generation of Model 3 that I have. I had to disable sentry because it was taking a significant chunk too (and I didn't even bother putting a disk inside).
Well, if the CEO of a company says that the product is being released by the end of the year, we can reasonably expect that it is, or at most the next year. We can definitely assume that they are really close.

He said such things since 2016. This is almost 10 years, and they are nowhere near close to have a Full Self-Driving. In the meantime, they sold milions of cars who supposedly have all the hardware necessary for FSD. Except they already admitted twice that it's not the case and they will need to upgrade them once they solve FSD. But that's not an issue, since it will take another 10 years.

But yeah, this is not 'blantantly lying'.

PS. He's so optimistic about Tesla's future, that he sold $40B worth of shares at the peak in 2022, and so did most of the board.
El Salvador invested approximately $269.74 million to acquire 5,900 bitcoins ($595 million) and secure $1.4 billion in IMF loans.
I hope they can recover from this failure.
https://archive.md/zSFzj
Which is why EU defense company share prices have been on a tear. The only US defense contractor that had a good week/month is SpaceX.
boring. it's a VM. kinda like what Microsoft ships with windows, but with even worse fs integration.

also pixel only. unwashed masses will wait until android 16.

just stick with termux.
Hi Amir, sure thing. Feel free to reach out to digest@feedrecap.com if you would like to connect.
Personally the "Occupy Mars" thing rubbed me the wrong way when it came out. The message seemed to be "don't worry about inequality or the rise of the oligarchy because it'll get humans to Mars."

I hope we can now all see that

1) it won't get us to mars but

2) it will bring us a total-recall like dystopia.
So what I’m hearing is:
* Keep all the existing obligations
* Continue to run a deficit
* Hope that we can finance these growing expenses through treasuries or debasement
* all the while ignoring the hollowing out of American industrial base and expertise
* also allowing a large portion of the population to become redundant, unproductive, and irrelevant in the world economy
Theranos was private, and its valuation went to 0. Tesla is public, and it lives as a meme stock. As long as enough fools believe Tesla will have self-driving taxis within Musk's latest timeline, the price can stay up, and nobody will sue. Instead, the investors voted to give him money that they had no obligation to give him.
Which judge ruled on his case? I can’t seem to find it.
/s was apparently necessary, after all.
You fail to see the actual price fluctuations that have occurred?

This isn’t some hypothetical situation we have plenty of real world data to work from.
Where's the sacrifice? Just charge it to 100% before you leave for a 200+ mile trip, there's even a setting in your app to make that happen automatically (it'll start charging at e.g. 2am or whatever is needed for your departure time).

Did you gas up your car every time you drove back from work? No, right? So why complain that the car doesn't sit at 100% all the time in your garage? Seems like a silly complaint to me.
Or restricting hardware like GPUs or other consumer stuff.

Look up ASML, make America great again :)
The GPL does not prevent closed versions because of Tivoization, and SaaS.

For instance, Facebook is closed, in spite of running on a mountain of GPLed stuff.

A locked device may prevent the user from running a kernel image that is not signed with a certain private key, even though the vendor of the device complies with the GPL and provides the matching kernel sources and the correct toolchain to reproduce the build without a signature.

I would almost go as far as to say that, in this day and age, someone ripping off free source code in order to create a nice, local-only application, is practically a hero. :)
What are you silly? There’s no resume padding with a solution like that!!!
Did Mahmoud Khalil actually speak out in support of Hamas?
It isn't super harmful to occasionally use the full capacity for longer road-trip type situations, but it is indeed slightly better for long-term (100k+ mile) battery health to keep it in the 10-80% range most of the time. But it's also not a big deal if you constantly use 0-100%; it'll just be ballpark ~10% degraded at 100k miles.
The thing is, when you're doing frontend, a human programmer can't write 4,000 lines of React code in 1 hour. A properly configured LLM system can.

This is why I wouldn't hire a person who doesn't know how to do this.
> routing, middleware

net/http (even middlewares are just http.HandleFunc)

> database connections

We were using database/sql for the longest of times before switching to pgx since we wanted some convenience functions.

> email sending

net/mail gets you far enough unless you want to scale it.

> logging

log/slog (which is actually production grade compared to log/log)

> view template rendering

text/template, but I also think Laravel is a better choice if that’s your main focus.

Others either need an experimental standard library package (e.g. golang.org/x/crypto/argon2 for stuff like authentication) or finally need third party dependencies. DI is not enforced like other frameworks, but an extremely common pattern in Go.

At this point, do I really want to bring out a whole framework just for the last few requirements?
Always good to do. Medicos I talk to say two things: you have to press a LOT harder than people think, and when they do it, cracked ribs are normal. And, its really sad, but it just doesnt work sometimes. A lot of times.

Do it, but don't be surprised if it doesn't work. But do it.

Helen Clark, ex PM of NZ tried to save her mountain guide friend up a hill, kept going for an hour or more. When I measure up prime ministers, this is the standard I look for.
Legalities aside, I don’t get the logic of engaging political protests while on a foreign visa. No one is forcing you to live in the country you hate so much.
I don't think it's working. So if I drink 3 small glasses of wine I shouldn't drive even after 3 days at 100kg? I'm glad you've mentioned vibe coding. You also don't need a server for doing a simple calc.
It isnt true.

Look at the cost of the japanese yen relative to the dollar.

I have seen prices double and then half due to international politics.

Living here in Japan though, prices seem mostly stable despite the volatile yen. I am not sure how this works.
It was mentioned on a reddit thread that I can no longer find, which prompted me to look up studies. I don't think that the mechanism is fully known, but apparently the research that has been done was prompted by the success of designer drugs that are derived from a patient's blood, as a way to make a similar treatment more accessible.
I am in no way defending their conduct but they did simply ask for a firm No NATO in Ukraine and they were rebuffed before he 2022 invasion and during initial post invasion negotiations.
Yes, really. Nova's definition is exactly what I'm describing earlier. Here is their own definition, from the wiki you linked:

> There is no simple definition of UPF, but they are generally understood to be an industrial creation derived from natural food or synthesized from other organic compounds. The resulting products are designed to be highly profitable, convenient, and hyperpalatable, often through food additives such as preservatives, colourings, and flavourings.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ultra-processed_food
I have seen it happen multiple time here in japan.
My 1986 early model E30 leather sport seats are still nearly perfect.
Around that time you highlighted the threat of prompt injection attacks on AI assistants. Have you also been able to make progress in this area?
it’s the only car i’ll buy tbh, i’ve got a model Y
It's getting the point where people are actively avoiding USA made goods as a protest. To tell you the truth, it's not as hard to do as avoiding Chinese made goods so I think America is going to lose out massively. Right now as it stands today, I feel a lot less guilty about buying Chinese than I have in the past. Not because China is "better" but because supporting the current regime feels just as not, if not more morally bankrupt.

Sure "tech" is hard to avoid but all the rest is still a massive loss for US companies and I suppose we'll see Europe and Asia working even hard to avoid American tech dependency now.

If political change is going to happen swiftly back to something more sane, it's going to be because of poor economic policy, and right now, that's looking like a given.
> Well, if the CEO of a company says that the product is being released by the end of the year, we can reasonably expect that it is, or at most the next year. We can definitely assume that they are really close.

Vaporware was a thing long before Tesla, it's not been a prison thing.

Is he deluded and/or full of shit about Tesla and self-driving? Definitely. Is he actually at risk of prison? No. None of his actions from 2016-2022 that you're talking about here were undertaken with an assumption of "boy, this is illegal, Trump better win in two years or I'm screwed!"

He just says that shit to rile up the base and get voters motivated. Stirring fear and anger at big-bad-government has been a reliable Republican staple for over forty years now. He's fully committed to the bit.
> unlimited time off

Unlimited PTO is a scam. Instead, offer a generous amount of time off from the jump: Three to four weeks per year, with an option to roll over a portion each year and cash out the rest.
It has enforced isolation so a bunch of things termux kinda does do, won't work to do with file sharing. Not that termux (non rooted) is perfect: Termux can't even make symlinks into externally removable SD cards, if they are formatted for app use and not used for simple file transfer.

What it does termux doesn't do so well, is get to the screen. With termux you seem to wind up needing to vnc to an X server on yourself which is clunky.
Ah, ok. Then yes, them.

I can’t imagine what else he’s thinking of doing with the insurrection act any time soon, that’s not far crazier.

If I wanted to do what he’s said he’s trying to do I’d want 1) to browbeat others into doing the work for me, at their expense, bonus points if it’s folks my supporters want to see brought to heel, 2) create an atmosphere of fear so people leave on their own (that’s free!), and 3) raise a large force to handle the logistics of actual mass deportation, which will be a huge job, bonus if some of their cost is already in the budget (the military).

Insurrection Act makes sense as a tool to achieve that.

[edit] to what you’re getting at with the suggested… alternative solution, let’s say, yes, I think there’s a real chance for things to get a ton worse in any of several ways, but I think most of that’s a year or more out and I hesitate to guess where we’ll be in 12 months.
i love my model Y, it drives me everywhere. only car i’ll buy from now on
> As a practical matter if the US turns isolationist then China will fill that gap.

That sounds like a very neocon view of how the world works. We have to maintain an empire because if we don’t, someone else will?
I imagine that there will come a time when they’ll need to revert to horse and wagon transport at the site. Or perhaps lay down railroad tracks and use cable cars.
huh that’s a good point
US added to international watchlist for rapid decline in civic freedoms
30% to 50% faradic effciency so 66% improvement. Thats huge.
You've got to be kidding. Reverse engineering the GE F414 for local production and maintenance is just completely impractical, or maybe impossible. It would be faster and cheaper to adapt something like the Eurojet EJ200 to fit into the Gripen.
I'm taking about currency value in local purchasing power.

And that's what you're observing -- prices are mostly stable.

Currency exchange fluctuations only affect imports and exports, and they vary as well between each pair of countries.
It's not necessary that pi be normal in order for it to contain every possible sequence. Sufficient, but not necessary.
Bispecific antibodies potently neutralize SARS-CoV-2 variants of concern
I should also note that this buggy behaviour was observed in Brave browser (Chromium based) on desktop.

Looking at the site now in mobile Safari on iOS it seems to consistently show the expected thumbnails in the featured row both on first page load and on refresh.
I feel like they could probably buy some 80s Mercedes 300d and get newer cars with lots of parts available as there's junked ones everywhere.
While you are busy defending the status quo, people in positions of enforcement are being replaced by people who are more loyal to a man than to the law.

Once the enforcers are loyalists, it hardly matters how the courts rule.
From https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39850383#39863280 :

> Basic life support (BLS) https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basic_life_support :

>> DRSABCD: Danger, Response, Send for help, Airway, Breathing, CPR, Defibrillation

> "Drs. ABCD"

From "Defibrillation devices save lives using 1k times less electricity" (2024) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42061556 :

> "New defib placement increases chance of surviving heart attack by 264%" (2024) https://newatlas.com/medical/defibrillator-pads-anterior-pos... :

>> Placing defibrillator pads on the chest and back, rather than the usual method of putting two on the chest, increases the odds of surviving an out-of-hospital cardiac arrest by more than two-and-a-half times, according to a new study.

From SBA.gov blog > "Review Your Workplace Safety Policies" (2019) https://www.sba.gov/blog/review-your-workplace-safety-polici... :

> Also, consider offering training for CPR to employees. Be sure to have an automatic external defibrillator (AED) on site and have employees trained on how to use it. The American Red Cross and various other organizations offer free or low-cost training.
?? doge was explicitly part of trump’s campaign, a vote for trump was a vote for elon and doge
Doesn't a Postgres table fulfill this? You don't shove the whole list into a single column, you make a separate row per entry. This also works as a map or set.
Extension is no longer available because it doesn't follow best practices
> Boost for German economy: Armaments sector picks up former car industry employees

Why do I hear strains of "Spring time for Germany" playing in my head?
I think you are ignoring the fact that citizen science was alive and very well up into the 1980s. It was never a replacement for professional science, but rather citizen scientists often observed things that were deemed worth of follow-up by academic researchers.

Citizens scientists rarely post “facts” but rather interesting avenues for research or further investigation. Part of being an educated citizen scientist is to understand the limitations of your knowledge, data, and methods.

Quacks and cranks, on the other hand, are always making grand new “discoveries” lol.

Anyone who has a decent education can make observations apply the scientific method. I say this coming from a family of actual scientists from molecular biology to particle physics, who will tell you the same, and also give credit to the multitude of citizen scientists who have done just that.

As for myself, I’ll stick to engineering.
If you tell these AI assistants to use TDD and to only add 1 feature at a time, perhaps unsurprisingly, they code better! (Just like humans!) But then you have to keep reminding them or they'll forget. Just like humans...
One thing to remember is that the right-wing media has been pushing absurd shibboleths for decades as well as normalizing treating other people horribly on slanderous grounds. That makes it really hard for people to come back because they have an all-you-can-eat buffet of crow. Repairing family relationships or friendships is never easy, and might not be possible after calling someone a “groomer”, “baby killer”, or “terrorist” and in so many cases it’s going to be incredibly uncomfortable to admit having done things like vote for Trump because of an urban legend or Facebook meme you could easily have checked.

It’s much easier to stay inside your bubble, where everyone else will agree with you that your kids and former friends just hate America, and avoid dwelling on it too much. If you’ve ever known someone who was in an extreme religion or abusive relationship, it’s pretty similar and the most reliable way to break the spell is some kind of outside shock which can’t be ignored. Trump might get that with the recession he’s working on but it’ll take time for people to accept that it’s real and was totally avoidable.
I think OP was expecting something a bit different, but nope, this is it.
How much of the Tesla failure to catch up with Waymo in self-driving is because of a Elon-dictated limitation on the tools and technologies they can use? Elon threw out a lot of the "R" part of R&D and said "just develop this approach I chose."

The critiques of Tesla self-driving are not saying it isn't a hard problem, they are the:

* Elon acts like it's an easier problem than it is in terms of constraining how his company approaches it

* Elon ALSO acts like it's an easier problem than it is in terms of his claims about when it will be done, in a way that offers potential harm to purchasers and investors

It's hard to say he's "trying his best" to be honest about the timelines when they've slipped this many times.
Anyone you buy equipment from can withdraw support. The US would only withdraw support if you turn against them, same as any other country selling such equipment.
> Stimulant medication, the kind prescribed by the doc, easily makes me jittery, too.

How do you treat your ADHD then?
Lots of discussion on this, most recently 5 days ago (214 points, 195 comments) https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43262531
We could assess whether there are any big organizations separate to Hn and engaged on this issue already that could do with support, instead of needlessly duplicating their efforts.
Note that GP used "whilst" which is British English, and previous posts seem Euro-centric and talk about renaming "American football." So it sounds like this person is Europe's problem.

The post had a number of grammatical errors too, so if "whilst" we're at it, should we criticize all of European education? Please don't post low-effort negative nationalism. It's cheap and the subject (the richest person alive is apparently a nazi) is a serious matter.
The seats weren't really all that comfortable to begin with. However, you can rebuild the seats. LMC Truck has rebuild kits with new foam and covers. You can even add heated seats.
It's also foundational in Threaded INTERCAL, where "multiple COME FROM statements with the same label cause the program to fork separate threads at each COME FROM":

https://esolangs.org/wiki/Threaded_INTERCAL
Or a simple KV cache, which is pretty often something you need. Sure you can use Postgres for this if you really don't want another dep, but Redis or Memcached is better suited for it and probably cheaper.