skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
The sentiment goes back as far as the Bible:

6 Now we command you, brethren, in the name of our Lord Jesus Christ, that ye withdraw yourselves from every brother that walketh disorderly, and not after the tradition which he received of us.

7 For yourselves know how ye ought to follow us: for we behaved not ourselves disorderly among you;

8 Neither did we eat any man's bread for nought; but wrought with labour and travail night and day, that we might not be chargeable to any of you:

9 Not because we have not power, but to make ourselves an ensample unto you to follow us.

10 For even when we were with you, this we commanded you, that if any would not work, neither should he eat.

11 For we hear that there are some which walk among you disorderly, working not at all, but are busybodies.

12 Now them that are such we command and exhort by our Lord Jesus Christ, that with quietness they work, and eat their own bread.

13 But ye, brethren, be not weary in well doing.

14 And if any man obey not our word by this epistle, note that man, and have no company with him, that he may be ashamed.

15 Yet count him not as an enemy, but admonish him as a brother.

- 2 Thessalonians 3:6-15
Last time I hallway tested it, people couldn’t tell what prime numbers are, and to my surprise even the ones with tech/math-y background forgot it. My results were something 1.5/10 (ages 30+-5) and I didn’t go to cabinets where I knew there are zero chances.
The list of things that can be done is way bigger than the liat of things that are in fact done in real life. A Google employee could voluntarily put his hands over an open flame, but it's just very improbable.
Why locally? In practice many companies never lose any data. What they lose is the knowledge what the data is and/or how to use it.
This sort of works like Twitch chat. People in the same community login when the streamer is online.
They run on the AP
All the free claims of facilities here ONLY exists to support corruption. These free things are not materially helping poor people hence everyone seems to be unhappy. For example, in India it takes almost $700k per km of road construct while in the US, it takes only $120k per km to construct the road.

And when it comes to other attributes like quality of the road, speed of the construction or durability of the road.... It's far worst than the USA.

All the Indian govt programs only exists to support their corrupt contractors and not for helping people genuinely.
As an engineer I find it funny when physicists (and general ML bros) don't know about linear algebra concepts
Not GP, but this reminds me of how modern GPON (including XGS-, 50G-) works in some areas, like NBN (Australia), NTT FLETS (Japan) and Openreach (UK) where the fiber runs, on what is essentially, a PPPoE or IPoE pipe that tunnels the connection from the customer to the real ISP the user subscribed. Switzerland (basing at least on Init7 docs) has somehow decided on fiber-optic being a real dumb pipe, which is really nice but I imagine that it is costly.
At least uBO can be replaced with AdGuard or uBO Lite but there are a LOT of extensions (over half of mine!) that are still not compatible with MV3. "Imagus Mod" for example or script managers like Violentmonkey. Which is why I switched to Firefox last summer.
I am imagining the Clothesline Police climbing up the fence to peek into your backyard to see how you are drying your clothes. We truly have run out of real things to be upset about and are just inventing more.
Unfortunately, the same argument applied at the time to North Vietnam (1945-1976).
It definitely will.
Whether it will make a noticable difference depends on how much non-cuda work happens in model training.
Then I would need a thousand dollar GPU to run the simplest JavaScript or decode one image?
Never? There is a web browser named Scamper.
This is an example of optimizing something that shouldn't exist. They can simplify all of this by adding Cloudflare tunnel or Wireguard to proxy traffic from the outside world to a k8s Service running in the cluster.
So did the USSR and things worked out great for them.
MikroTik has dynamic DNS that is based on random unique number for their router. I just point my DNS record to that dynamic DNS address and everything just works.
Tariffs don’t achieve this, and it misdiagnoses the problem in the first place.

Manufacturing is now increasingly automated, so it doesn’t employ as many people anymore. This is an issue India faces as does every developing economy. Economic growth is increasingly dependent on service sector growth.

Moving supply chains also requires weaker labor laws, and lower salaries for workers, than minimum wage, to be competitive.

OSHA is a problem for factory owners, because it increases costs with the tradeoff of higher worker safety. In contrast, there are suicide nets around factories in China.

The American populace doesn’t want to work jobs at lower wages. The price for competitive goods requires firms to be cheap.

You are going to be subsidizing people to work in factories, for decades, if not a full century. All the while people will take aim at the subsidy, and then blame minimum wages and people who support labor laws. Ad infinitum.
Meanwhile in Python this is just

(a @ b.T)/(np.linalg.norm(a)*np.linalg.norm(b))
Tunneling through a single external node defeats the purpose of hosting k8s in home server.

Maybe the external ingress node can be a load balancer controlled by the k8 cluster. But then you still have to communicate with the home server and it has no exposed ip address
1800s
Bots have negative impacts beyond potential performance impact:

- scraping & content theft

- spam & fake engagement

- DDoS attacks

- Ad fraud
If ideas about privacy did not evolve, we wouldn't have protections like GDPR created today protecting specific data from being used willy-nilly.

To your point, publishing contact details for a good reason, giving people incentive to reach out to their voted representatives to demand legislative change, for example, sounds like a reasonable cause and should be encouraged.

What we saw that was a group of people saying "Here is a list of individuals and their details, without purpose, for the wider population to do with what they please, because we did it once in the past, in a completely different world and political landscape."

I see no valid reason as a grown-up to have a list of individuals published in one excel file for the sake of letting people know to do what they please. Others have posted here, personal lives should not be compromised with threats or other nefarious techniques because they hold employment from the general public.

Do you?
Don’t forget to mention what happened when you tried to get some of that not your food so you could attempt to survive…
Who will? Why would LLM glitches make it better?
Photons, held by force-fields? Sounds Trekky.
Profit has two commonly used meanings. One is basically revenues minus expenses, and is essentially a measure of how successfully the company is operating.

But another is what the owners take from the company, after paying all operating expenses. In this sense, profit is basically a form of parasitism on the company: if it weren't for the need to pay its owners, the company could better achieve its goals by re-investing that same money into operating better (buying new equipment, paying its employees more/hiring more/better employees, reducing unpopular monetization to ensure client goodwill, etc). The more money that goes out of the company to shareholders, the worse the company is at operating.

Today, at least in tech, few if any l companies post a profit in the second sense (they don't pay dividends), so we often tend to think of profit in the first sense, usually for tax reasons (taxes on cash dividends are usually payable immediately). But still, a similar phenomenon as the "parasitic" profit happnes: stock buybakcs. The company "invests" its profits into buying back its own stock, as a form of paying out shareholders through increased stock price. And, similarly to paying dividends, this takes away money that the company could have used on operating more efficiently in its core industry.
> White House spokesperson Anna Kelly told The Independent that the administration wanted to turn on the water to “prevent another tragedy like the recent California wildfires.” However, experts say there is no evidence that a water shortage caused the California wildfires, CNN reports.

Doge stylists wanted to let reservoir water flow to replenish forests or take some subway to hundreds of miles away. Stupid kids.
Well I understand what you mean. At an individual developer level, it may look like it's not worth the trouble and just go with a simple terminal-based interface and a simple text file configuration.

But that's basically giving up because things look too hard. And this is why, even when there is a GUI, it tends to be pretty bad on Linux. There is an incentive problem.

As for the various competing standard and other nonsense (how many goddam distros are there in the first place?) its just inherent to the Marxist type of organisation, where there is no process to decide who has power and everyone is given equal weight in decision power regardless of their qualities (or lack thereof).

Linux as a thing just works because there is a benevolent dictator for the core part (paid by the "nasty" corporation the Linux zealots keep complaining about) and they get a lots or "second-hand" use of tools that were developed for other reasons.

The GUI problems just highlight the inherent weakness of this type of organisation/way of working, and makes you appreciate capitalism/meritocracy and commercial OS a lot more.

To be fair, the situation has improved for some specific distros but the only way to significantly change things would be to make it a commercial operation.
This is what was tried with Ubuntu, and all the zealots are fighting everything tooth and nail; complaining about any meaningful improvement (recently, "snaps").

So, yes, I realize, but in my opinion it's still not a valid reason to not make a GUI. There are options. Or you can just forget Linux and make the tool with a GUI for an OS where it will be appreciated.
Not a single quantum in there. Could be even more advanced!
> The researchers created the supersolid state by condensing polaritons in a bound-in-the-continuum state within a photonic crystal waveguide. The researchers were able to achieve remarkable precision in the measurement of density modulations, hallmark of translational symmetry breaking. At the same time, they probed the local coherence of the supersolid wavefunction.

Ah yes, classic move. Clearly, by aligning the polaritons within the photonic crystal’s inverse reactive current, they’ve essentially reinvented the Retro Encabulator. It’s good to see someone finally tackling the long-standing issue of modial photon-density modulation. But I have to wonder—did they adequately compensate for sinusoidal repleneration in the supersolid wavefunction, or are we looking at another premature quantum flux leakage scenario? Call me when they’ve integrated ambifacient lunar waneshafts and a turbo-encabulated photon lattice. Until then, color me photonically unimpressed.
PyPI uses (depends on, to be more precise) fastly.

I get the fastly transient every time I use it.
Yadaphone – calls from abroad, 20x cheaper than most carriers, right in browser
I'll be honest, never learned it, worked up from network protocols, reached docker in terms of virtualization, and of course OS fundamentals.

But even in those 3 areas I haven't exhausted all the knowledge and features available.

So I'm just skeptical when someone is using k8s and hasn't mastered the fundamentals. How do they know whether they should be using a high level k8 feature or a low level os feature? Happened with docker a lot to me when I didn't know better, I was learning how to set memory limits on containers and reset policies instead of learning to do it on the OS level.
Could you please stop posting in the flamewar style to HN? You've unfortunately been doing it a lot with this account, in multiple threads. We have to ban accounts that do this because it's not what this site is for, and destroys what it is for.

If you'd please review https://news.ycombinator.com/newsguidelines.html and stick to the rules when posting here, we'd appreciate it.
Even if it is neglible, it is still millions of people. Plus if industrial miracle, so to say, had been allowed to happen, this might have happened much sooner. And this country is yet to deal with the massive impact that potential impacts that AI could have on it econcomy.
oh wow! yeah my clock sucks.
checked again today - clock is incorrect by 5 entire seconds! its unclear why windows isn't resyncing and correcting it. had to manually click the button to sync time and its fixed again for now.
I quickly threw Fedora on a 6-year-old Microsoft Surface Go LTE, and the only thing that didn't work work was the sim card. Everything else was perfect, including touchscreen.
The IA's work is essential for historians and archivists who depend on it for research and preservation. However, this is not a concern for the music industry or the major labels.

The argument that the industry's lawsuit against IA might ultimately harm its own interests—by jeopardizing valuable archival resources—rests on a misconception: that the industry cares about art and artists. It doesn’t. The industry's focus is shifting toward AI-generated music and hired musicians, prioritizing commercial output over artistic legacy. Their future is not tied to the past but to what comes next. In this scenario, history is not a resource—it’s competition.
BlackMagic does some pretty innovative stuff. They offered an Arduino add-on board that could communicate with and control their cameras over SDI, including access to the Canon EF mount and its commands.

Somebody did in fact create a control board with a knob to control lens focus through this thing. It can be done. The manufacturers just refuse to do it.
Cloudflare is gathering the filler for the masses so we can get to the content faster and easier. Next milestone is automating and search result filter. God speed.
Nice and slick.
If you were to give advice / do a talk on more details or areas to apply those suggestions what might they be?

Sorry just trying to get more detail out of you and apply it towards some code to make it practical. :)
Counter balance:

“According to the 2023 Global Hunger Index, India ranks 111th out of 125 countries, with a score of 28.7, indicating a “serious” level of hunger. Although this is a slight improvement from its 2015 score of 29.2, the progress has been slow compared to countries with similar economic growth rates. India also has the highest child wasting rate in the world at 18.7%. And 35.5% of children under five are medically listed as having their growth stunted, a condition that leads to long-term developmental complications.”

— https://outreach-international.org/blog/malnutrition-in-indi...
It ignores the practicality of human consumption, too.
Sure.. and neural networks came out a very long time ago, but are now arguably approaching usefulness in LLMs.

Perhaps thats because it takes a while for the ideas to get polished/weeded and diffuse into the engineer zeitgeist .. or it could be that compute / GPUs are now powerful enough to run at the scale needed.

re : "RL cannot be used to solve real world problems" .. well, I would argue that these are useful real-world problems :

- predict protein folding structure from DNA sequence
- stabilizing high temperature fusion plasma
- improving weather forecasting efficiency
- improve DeepSeek's recent LLM model

Im currently using RL techniques to find 3D geometry - pipes, beams, walls - in pointclouds.
It is of practical benefit, as a lot of this is done manually, ballpark $5Bn/yr

But I concede I cannot point to a plethora of small startups using RL for these real-world problems .. yet.

This is a prediction, and I could be wrong in many ways - not least that LLMs digest RLs in full and learn to express their logical reasoning, approaching AGI, and use RLs internally, and so subsume and automate the use of RL.

Are VCs better at predicting the future.. I guess that is their job, and they have money on the line... but I think even they would admit they need a large portfolio to capture the unicorns.

VCs probably get a less detailed tech view than founders, but the large number of pitches they review should give them a noisy but wider overview of the whole bleeding edge of innovation.

I think startup founders are in the same future prediction business .. and arguably have more skin in the game.

Predictions would be pretty useless if they weren't somewhat controversial - a prediction we all agree on doesn't say much. Come back and chastize me if we dont see more RL startups in 12 months time !
By using ReVanced[0] I have completely patched Shorts, adverts, and Comments from YouTube. It's even added SponsorBlock. I can open YT, watch a video, then close it again without all the attention-diverting crap that's usually present.

I'd _highly_ recommend it to anyone with an Android phone.

[0]https://revanced.app/
Too many typos to be AI written. I think the point was that if you are able to use the old hardware longer it is better for the environment - not the effectiveness of old hardware in general (Linux always wins this argument)
That makes sense! It sounds like the occupational lenses have made a huge difference for screen work, even if juggling two pairs is a bit of a hassle
NewScientist summary, https://archive.is/b9qKH

An odd solid that can flow like a fluid has been created from light for the first time. Studying it will help researchers better understand exotic quantum states of matter. “We actually made light into a solid." ... light-based supersolids may be easier to manipulate than those previously created with atoms, which could make his team’s experiment a first step towards understanding a slew of novel and surprising types of matter.

Research by:

Italy: CNR National Institute of Optics, University of Pavia
USA: Princeton University, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory
Austria: University of Innsbruck

In the industrial present, Intel has shipped a few million silicon photonics ICs for data center optical networking, with ongoing R&D in both quantum and neuromorphic computing, https://thequantuminsider.com/2025/01/09/quantum-and-ai-proj...
Modern Baby: A pioneering computer from Manchester
It is measured and there are targets - https://www.un.org/sustainabledevelopment/hunger/
The standard relationship with the US is gone, though. I've been moving everything out and it won't be coming back regardless of what happens in 4 years time.
I think they use a special hardware DRM chip which is capable of decrypting the videos on the TV, which all TV manufacturers will happily provide, it is made in a way the keys are not easy to extract.
The article is interesting, the headline is baffling. It seems to be claiming that it is possible to pay Indians a medium-single-figure daily wage (ie, $1,000/year) despite having 40% of the country working in the agricultural industry.

Great but that myth is and was of no real interest to anyone and isn't a very useful frame for the article. India still needs to move most of the population on to doing something more productive than inefficiently looking after plants. The goal is not 1 billion people living off slightly more than $1,000/year. The goal is living standards at least an order of magnitude higher if not several orders. That requires capital, not subsistence+ farming. Which, to their credit, is what the Indians seem to be focusing on.
I hate that Facebook has taken so much of craigslist's market. I can't stand Facebook but as a seller or a buyer you have to go where the network is. Marketplace is still in the outcompete stage so it feels friendly and convenient but eventually when they kill craigslist they'll start turning the enshitification knobs back up.
Nope. Pushing to main is only disallowed by default if you change history. A normal squash or rebase merge is allowed and should be allowed.

UI-only workflows are for dummies, they won't fly for larger projects
Traveling Waves Integrate Spatial Information Through Time
I mean night workers also don’t get to do other traditional evening events like go to a concert or bar so this doesn’t bother me. Night workers in nearby time zones would be able to use it either before or after their shift depending on their location
> because it doesn't have to use hacks like WSL in order to be like Linux, it just already is Unix.

If my knowledge is up to date, you still have to run a linux VM (hidden behind whatever tool you are using) to run linux containers right?
> which right off the bat will make many people close the website

These people dominate every other discussion online and it makes me like his site even more if they’re not there. Most people feel the same way as me.
The whole "I can move faster" with a framework is also just an illusion that appears at the beginning of building an app. It will quickly disappear as more devs who do all have a different idea about how the framework should be used put their hands on it and as more complex code features are requested that the framework does not support.
Hmmm, why didn't i see this post before? i'm actually the lead developer of this. Don't believe? then don't. >:)
Curious if it actually helps people feel more connected or if they just end up checking other apps instead
What’s a “real gender”?
It could be interesting to host several isolated versions open at different times, maybe a Nine39, a Five39? But you can only sign up for one.
No one disputes that Errol Musk had money (including Elon himself), but, as the link illustrates, it was from an engineering business and not from apartheid mines as implied by the OP.
Wild experiment! I've heard rumors that deleting the apps also helps, but that might just be a conspiracy theory
Choose the one that would get assigned to you socially. The gender filter is about what other people want to talk to, not what you consider yourself
Using commands is nothing special and can barely be considered a "skill" (you are just typing stuff instead of pushing buttons, no significant difference).

But since it's obtuse and need a large investment (memory for command retention, typing proficiency and other tricks), people who had to suffer through that associate their ego with it and declare it superior so they can shame other people into compliance (even though they would be wasting time).

As you said, a command interface allows you to shoot yourself in the foot in about a million ways, therefor it is a terrible tool.

It is like having to handle a knife that is extremely to avoid cutting yourself with because it has no handle and has an edge on both sides. Makes absolutely no sense, someone who doesn't complain about such a "tool", is an idiot.
Why do we watch? I'm do everyday [video]
How do we get drawn to fringe types of entertainment. I watch this guy every day, and believe you me, I have many better things to do!
But I can't resist... Solve this...
The US Department of Justice has a proposal that Google sell off Chrome to prevent a monopoly. This might be a great approach to solve the problem.
> i don't see many new, small trucks

Right, because the EPA has made them illegal in favor of larger, less fuel efficient trucks. This paper covers the topic well^, you can also see many examples searching online for “EPA Small Truck Footprint”.

^ https://meche.engineering.cmu.edu/_files/images/research-gro...
Mississippi Passes Bill Banning Lab-Grown Meat
> without messing around or playing with display servers, drivers and the like.

Who does that? Not Linux users at least as all drivers are usually shipped by the distro. If my memory is correct, this is on an OS built at Redmond that devices used to come shipped with a cdrom full of drivers because the OS didn't care providing them.
Not my experience at all. Saturation is a real phenomenon.
Until someone inevitably creates the -24/7 premium access- tier.