skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> wasn’t diagnosed til her final year

No, that's the sad thing. She has NOT been diagnosed with neurological dyslexia. The school never evaluated her. As near as her family can tell, she was simply never properly taught to read. That's what all the fuss is about.
Exactly - the exact same pitch would have been used with “big data” in the 2010s, and probably something about OLAP a decade before that. It was weird seeing that example without even attempting to explain what makes it AI other than, presumably, giving Gartner a lot more money.
Isn't that an improvement? Normally firing staff would raise stress levels of the survivors, but in this case, the surviving staff remains at the same stress despite the decrease in headcount. Inevitably, it could just be two people at a location.
I feel that raw code is simpler to work with, more flexible and more ubiquitous (at least for bash).
There are times when things truly change last minute, or new intel pops up. State that the new changes will require pushing the deadline, and if curious ask if they can tell more about how the changed requirements came about so that you have all the right context for the next iteration.
He is accused of supporting hamas and antisemitism, and there is ample evidence of his organization doing that in spades, calling for armed resistance and death of zionists. So, no, not just protesting. Lets be clear about the facts.
Time zones are a problem. It will be 5am for me next time this will be open which is too early but since it opens for 3 hours, I might be able to check in for the second half of the remaining time.
We have a number of concurrent issues.

We don't want to kill in-flight requests - terminating while a request is outstanding will result in clients connected to the ALB getting some HTTP 5xx response.

The AWS ALB Controller inside Kubernetes doesn't give us a nice way to specifically say "deregister this target"

The ALB will continue to send us traffic while we return 'healthy' to it's health checks.

So we need some way to signal the application to stop serving 'healthy' responses to the ALB Health Checks, which will force the ALB to mark us as unhealthy in the target group and stop sending us traffic.

SIGUSR1 was an otherwise unused signal that we can send to the application without impacting how other signals might be handled.
Be thankful you're not in New Zealand. Our current government claims to be business oriented, but they appear to desire to screw our economy. Partly because of trying to appeal to voters that are generally socialist here (a strong preference to hobble greedy business owners and often little sympathy for anyone who exports something to bring a USD into the country). Short sighted policy goals aiming to sell off anything to overseas "investors". When everything is for sale, we all lose. Eventually there will be fewer productive export businesses left to pay for our free healthcare, our retiree's superannuation or our other welfare benefits. Lose lose. Our socialist policies are good and humane, but they are hard to balance against economic growth.

We lack economic balance over here even though we have MMP voting. Swinging leftwards and less leftwards (NZ is mostly lefty) seems to be the only way we achieve a modicum of compromise over the years.

The US idolises successful business owners (even the notorious are validated).

NZ does have a couple of successful tech companies that list in Australia (e.g. Xero) or moved to the US (e.g. RocketLab). They often keep engineering in NZ because staff are skilled and cheap.
The side effect may be intended: even further distrust in traditional media.
Wittgenstein designed this experiment: See Blue and Brown book p. 7. He suggested a mirror.
The Amazon reviews for this book are bad, but hey, for free!
What I'm asking really is what is the benefit of TS if we could use decent and improving coding AIs to help us code in Rust, even if we are new to it, or never used it, and compile to WASM. Much faster execution per my experience. I mean not even comparable.
IIRC it's because the owners are Jewish and observing the Sabbath. I grew up in an area with a lot of observant christians who refused to work on Sunday but forced employees to (unless you belonged to their church of course). So making a rule in contrast that what's good enough for me is good enough for my employees is preferable if you ask me!
I'm rather surprised at how many people there are talking about this seriously. I hope you aren't all role-playing as day traders. Short term price fluctuations are totally normal and have no effect on long term trends. This is clearly a response to the recent terrorism (politically motivated violence and vandalism) and will have no long term effect (unless you anticipate such terrorism to become legalized).

(I suppose I should point out that the price spike around the elections is also short term. You should ignore both and focus on fundamentals.)
And not all that survived the trip across made it much further. Typhoid or "ship fever" was killing a lot of the passengers and when they arrived in North America, they were put into quarantine camps where many died.
Median real wages are higher than pre-covid: https://fred.stlouisfed.org/series/LES1252881600Q

Do you have a source for your claim that they aren't?
Very interesting. I tried GPT-4o, 4o-mini, o3-mini and they all replied March 11, 2025.
The plans you are referring to (which from the fairly loose description could be either IEPs or 504s) are a matter of conpliance with federal law, specifically (for IEPs) the Individuals with Disabilities Education Act of 2004 and (for 504s) the Rehabilitation Act of 1973, not something particular to California. And plenty of students who have either are, in fact, exceptionally bright, because both have standards that are not simply the absence of brightness.
Ask HN: Did GitHub Change How Actions Runtime Is Billed?
I just received a warning email from GitHub notifying me that I’m about to exhaust my free Actions quota. This was unexpected because I’ve been running the same uptime-monitor CI for years without issues.

The workflow runs every 5 minutes and typically completes in around 15 seconds per run. However, after checking the Actions usage metrics, I noticed something strange—while the workflow ran 1,256 times, the reported execution time is 1,258 minutes.

It seems like GitHub is rounding each run up to a full minute, even if it finishes in just a few seconds. Has anyone else noticed a change in how GitHub Actions execution time is calculated?
As if... they can even keep the softserve icecream machines running reliably!
It would be very normal for a compiler to do an increment (or merge it into a later instruction), but never do the decrement, and instead use the old copy of the value.
+1 exactly what I intended to reply.
I made a AskHN thread about building a social network, and one of the things I was asking is that we want to initially keep things constrained to North America or this time region if possible.
Yeah, there were a bunch of reasons.

Using SIGTERM is a problem because it conflicts with other behavior.

For instance, if you use SIGTERM for this then you have a potential for the app quitting during the preStop, which will be detected as a crash by Kube and so restart your app.
Previous discussion: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=18637991
there is reddit for that, I want to go back to an internet thats just primarily NA, if world of warcraft classics success is anythign to stand by or old school runescape, I think its time we did this with our social networks too.
I’m East Coast so that works for me

I love the idea if time boxed experiences so I signed up.
I'm sure someone somewhere has some use for this but I would prefer the raw shell. It reminds me of https://taskfile.dev/getting-started/ which has checkpointing and so on but where I still end up using raw shell.
anthropic/claude-3-opus: I apologize, but as an AI language model, I don't have access to real-time information or the ability to provide the current date. My knowledge is based on the data I was trained on, which has a cut-off date of September 2021. For the most accurate and up-to-date information, please refer to a calendar, your device's date settings, or a reliable online source.

anthropic/claude-3.7-sonnet: The current date is Monday, October 30, 2023.

milkey/deepseek-v2.5-1210-UD:IQ2_XXS: The current date is April 10, 2023.

qwq:latest: I'm unable to access real-time information, so I don't know the current date. You can check your device's clock or search online for "current date" to get the most up-to-date information. Let me know if you need help with anything else!

deepseek-r1:70b: Hi there! I suggest getting online to get real-time information. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to let me know!

qwen2.5:72b: The current date is September 29, 2023. However, please note that this might not be accurate if you're reading this on a different date. For the most accurate information, you can check the current date on your device.

Perplexity: The current date is Tuesday, March 11, 2025. However, some sources may still reflect an earlier date due to updates or time zone differences. For instance, some reports indicate Monday, March 10, 202538. Please verify based on your location and time zone.

Tested with "Tell me the current date please."
Most people I know are definitely not on top of their notifications like that. I'd be lucky if they respond to my texts within an hour. Even I who am on top of my notifications still somehow miss it sometimes, either because the phone was on the table or I just didn't feel the vibration.

That being said, I like it as a way to just journal a picture a day, even without any contacts in the app.
CSS is a language, but it is 0.1% syntax and 99.9% memorizing the standard library, which expands monthly.
He has coauthored math/physics papers with John Baez and Dan Christensen off the top of my head, I'm sure there are others.
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I don't understand how McDonalds is still relevant outside of food deserts. The food quality is trash, and the prices are so high that you can and should just go elsewhere and buy real food.
It's one of the main things I miss about BBSs. I've thought about trying to start a BBS that requires a low ping, using the speed of light to encourage locality.

Expensive long-distance phone calls sucked, but the side-effect was that nearly everybody on a given board was in the same or one-adjacent local calling area. They were strangers behind a screen only to a degree; they were also your neighbors, schoolmates, and coworkers. If someone needed something, someone else could bike or drive over and help. We had parties, we had picnics, we organized camping weekends. They didn't stay strangers for long.

Yes the global internet was big and shiny and it let you talk to anyone anywhere. So far away that they might in fact be a dog, and you'd never know. But for all we gained, we lost that sense of local connection, and I didn't appreciate that aspect until it was gone.
Ditto here.

Pretty common experience for a Western Australian though. "Hey wow that looks like an amazing webinar!" Instant disappointment when I see the hours.

Isolated in time and distance.
> A lot of this seems like the fault of the ALB, is it?

I definitely think the ALB Controller should be taking a more active hand in termination of pods that are targets of an ALB.

But the ALB Controller is exhibiting the same symptom I keep running into throughout Kubernetes.

The amount of "X is a problem because the pod dies too quickly before Y has a chance to clean up/whatever, so we add a preStop sleep of 30 seconds" in the Kubernetes world is truly frustrating.
> Permissive licenses sometimes allow sublicensing, which allows changing of the license

No! Sublicensing simply means that there can be a chain of licensing, e.g. author —— Linux distribution —— end user. Not that the middleman can change the license.

(It's actually irrelevant in Germany, because consensus in our legal community seems to be that there is a direct licensing relationship between author and end user, even if they don't know each other and never interact)
Summary:

P.S. asked whether wild fungi (specifically, False Morels) that generate a genotoxin (monomethylhydrazine) related by mechanism to cycad methylazoxymethanol, a leading candidate for the etiology of Guam ALS, might have been used as a food item in Montchavin. This question generated a more intensive examination of the sources and uses of food items (notably wild mushroom species) by the Montchavin-related ALS cases and controls, whereupon the link between ALS and False Morels was discovered.
I've just picked up a fault in the AE-35 unit. It's going to go 100% failure within 72 hours.
My ancestors (going back to the 1400s) were the living embodiment of "the mutt mindset", only rooted in northern Europe. Someone who didn't want to fight in the Hugenot wars ran off to England, and the fucking began...
But Subways, at least here in Australia, are usually empty or almost empty. McDonald's are almost always packed.
This is starting to feel like Manna, the Marshall Brain novel: https://marshallbrain.com/manna1

> Depending on how you want to think about it, it was funny or inevitable or symbolic that the robotic takeover did not start at MIT, NASA, Microsoft or Ford. It started at a Burger-G restaurant in Cary, NC on May 17. It seemed like such a simple thing at the time, but May 17 marked a pivotal moment in human history.
I did stop watching before then and that does sound like a much better experience, I will check it out despite the spoilers.

I also remember not liking how restricted each person was - they were plopped on a plot of land and couldn't roam or move if they got unlucky. Also in that they were limited in what they could hunt / survive on. Its been awhile though so might be a bit murky.
it's a good thing for the creator that their dead reply is default hidden. I'd hate to work with someone who's response to my blunt, possibly rude comment is to call me stupid. whether or not I am, that's just not a good look.
Not my experience in the UK. I hate macdonalds and have eaten there three times in 30 years. But it's a cheap place to take a family to eat compared to most other options. I say this as someone whose wife is a keen cook and I know what decent food is... Definitely not defending the food but the price is often right, particularly if you have multiple kids or their friends with them.
Curious question, will it wear out your joints sooner?
Substructure-aware Log Anomaly Detection [pdf]
I need glasses to see and still find sight invigorating.

I love cycling. Even without electric assist I find using mechanical advantage invigorating.

No one is forcing an exoskeleton or ebike on you. Why can’t you be happy for the people whose mobility it improves? What have you lost by their gain?
That's my point, the data is obscured in such a way that all we see is an abstract price going up, but not how much of that price was directly or indirectly influenced by the cost of bureaucracy.
Nikon's lenses seem to follow a similar timeline, with different names:

Wave motor = AF-S (1998)

Stepper motor = AF-P (2016)

Voice coil motor = SSVCM (2022)

https://imaging.nikon.com/imaging/lineup/lens/glossary/
Me: tell me the current date please

Chatgpt.com 4o: Today's date is March 11, 2025.

Claud.ai 3.7 sonnet: The current date is Tuesday, March 11, 2025.

gemini.google.com 2.0 flash: The current date is Tuesday, March 11, 2025.

grok.com: The current date is March 10, 2025.

amazon nova pro: The current date, according to the system information available to me, is March 11, 2025.

Please keep in mind that my data and knowledge were last updated in October 2023, and I don't have access to real-time information.

chat.qwen.ai 2.5-max: I don't have access to real-time data, so I can't provide the current date. However, you can check the date and time on your device's clock or by searching online. Let me know if you need help with anything else!

chat.deepseek.com: Hi there! I suggest getting online to get real-time information. If you have any other questions, please don't hesitate to let me know!

anthropic/claude35sonnetv2: Today's date cannot be [2024-11-23], as that is a future date. I can only verify that we are having this conversation today and cannot independently determine the current date. You may want to check your system clock for the accurate current date.

meta/llama32.90B: I don't have real-time access to the current date. However, based on our conversation history, I can tell you that my knowledge cutoff is December 2023, and you mentioned earlier that the conversation started after that. You can check your system clock for the accurate current date.

mistral/mistral-7b-instruct-v0: I'm unable to determine the current date, as I don't have real-time access or the ability to check your system clock. You should check your own system or a reliable online source for the current date.

google/gemini-2.0-flash-exp: I cannot give you the current date. I do not have access to real-time information.
If you believe in the tripe that Eich posts, sure. It's not like he'd _gain_ from Firefox losing users to a chrome derivative, now would be? O right. He 100% has a dog in this fight and many yespeople hanging on his every word as he defames Firefox and promotes Brave. Follow the money.

Or, alternatively, be one of the few who doesn't give a hairy shit what did these alarmists are spreading and just carry on using the browser without remote desktop capabilities (amongst other things).

Running Gentoo made me look deeper into certain phenomena, such as why chrome takes about 3x longer to build than Firefox - and it turns out it's because there's a lot of bullshit in the source which is _not_ browser. You do you, but I'm going to use the browser that does what it says it should.
Known quantity, especially when I'm travelling I go there because I know that I get kinda consistent quality without having to think.
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Unless you have any of the recovery options (phone, other email, etc), it is pretty much like asking for access to a random Gmail account.
A correction has a specific meaning (drop of >10%). We aren't there yet with regards to the SP500. I think it would be more accurate to call this above average volatility.
But it's a continuum, not a hard cutoff. They start hallucinating as soon as you query something they haven't learned verbatim, and they hallucinate/extrapolate sucessfully up to a point, beyond which they start bullshitting, maybe up to a further point where they start saying "I don't know".

The key question is where the boundaries are. Maybe they should be part of the response - a per sentence or per paragraph "confidence scale" that signals how hard they extrapolated from their trained space (I know transformers work per token, but sentence/paragraph would be better human UX).

Of course, if they were trained on garbage input, that would only tell you how accurately they sticked to the garbage. But it would still be invaluable instrumentation for the end user, not to mention for the API provider. They could look at high demand subjects with low confidence answers and prioritize that for further training.
What's wrong with having different hours for website and support? Even restaurants have different hours for drinks, food, and overall opening times.
yeah what i meant is that it's weird that they consider cpp is first class supported language but not having iam auth for msk - cpp.
It’s not man vs machine but man plus machine: human ask the right question, machine gives plausible answers. Human processes this and comes up with a new question. Without a human in the loop a breakthrough isn’t even registered.
There has been a long history of illegal fishing in other countries’ territorial waters by Chinese fleets. I think the general public is also not familiar with the scale of some of these ships - they are basically floating factories that catch enormous amounts of fish and process them completely on board. As this article notes, many of these ships turn off their AIS transponders to avoid being caught in the act. They are almost 100% China-flagged ships in other countries’ exclusive economic zone.

The most infuriating example is the complete disrespect for the environment from some of these companies, doing things like fishing in protected waters of Galapagos:

> These ships are linked to Fujian Provincial Pingtan County Ocean Fishing Group Co., Ltd., a Chinese fishing company which was sanctioned by the US in 2022 for its involvement in “serious human rights abuses” and illegal fishing, including operations in the protected waters of the Galapagos Islands and the transport of more than 6,600 shark carcasses, according to a US Treasury Department press release.
Smaller is less efficient. They don't get to benefit from economy of scale as much as larger.
Forums, perhaps. But small group chats (which I suppose are technically "dark") are the bedrock of the current internet writ large and where most of the content that filters up to places like Twitter comes from.
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FYI it's a free novel and worth a quick read.
One of the largest camera stores in the US is https://www.bhphotovideo.com/. Since B&H was founded in NYC by Orthodox Jews, you can’t event place an order on their website on Saturdays.
In my area, I can pay about five dollars more and get an equivalent meal from Five Guys. Why would I ever go to McDonald's when I can get a meal that I actually taste good. Especially something that should not be eaten that often.
Nit: "How we archived" subheading should be "How we achieved".
yeah, but why does the fact that it's vc subsidized matter to you? the price is the price. I don't go to the store and look at eggs and lettuce and consider how much of my tax money goes into subsiding farmers before buying their products. maybe the prices will go up, maybe they'll go down due to competition. Thai doesn't stop me from using them though.
No, just public sources and seeing others review their income. Which part? YouTube shares details in [0] for how Premium earnings works, I believe the current split is 55% to creators. This is like Spotify where your payment is proportional to your eligible watch time over all watch time from all premium-eligible videos across all premium accounts. YT Premium Lite was announced here [1].

[0] https://support.google.com/youtube/answer/6306276

[1] https://blog.youtube/news-and-events/introducing-premium-lit...
We're taking statements from the current White House seriously? Why would we do that here?
Ahhhh a friend and I created a similar idea for startup weekend back in 2014.

It was called Let's Get Weird.

App would open only from 11p to 4a

You were be able to chat and share pics only with nearby people

Selfies were upside down, because why not

At the end of the day period, pics, chats every thing got deleted and it was a blank slate the next day
> The cost of the battery is more than that unless you’re buying no-name fire hazards off of Amazon

The batteries I looked at through ifixit are $20. No-name goes below $10.

$80 is a significant fraction of a new phone. It definitely affects my purchasing decisions.

> Those fell out over time

I have never heard of this. Do you have a good source?

> and consistently, overwhelmingly picked the sealed phones.

I don't remember high end phones offering much choice in the issue.

> Things like waterproofing are a good example

You can be pretty water-resistant while also having a cover normal people can remove.

Some of the phones rated 9-10 on ifixit have water protection 4 (splashing from any direction for 10 minutes) or 5 (low pressure jets of water).
For comparison, even Rupert Murdoch refused to kill the WSJ expose on Theranos when asked to do so by Elizabeth Holmes. He did this, despite being a major investor.

Shame on Bezos indeed.