skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
i mean i read his tweets. he has flipped his stance. google it. heres an ai summary to give a semblance of proof
Criticism of censorship and then censoring content:
Musk has criticized what he perceived as censorship by Twitter and other platforms, while also being accused of censoring content on his own platform, X.
Promoting free speech and then taking action against accounts:
Musk has championed free speech, but has also been criticized for suspending or restricting accounts that he deemed critical of his policies or other figures.
Claiming to be a "free speech absolutist" and then engaging in censorship:
Musk has stated that he is a "free speech absolutist," but has also been accused of engaging in censorship, particularly regarding content critical of his own actions or those of his companies.
Criticizing the UK government and then interacting with UK politicians:
Musk has criticized the UK government and its policies, while also interacting with UK politicians on his platform.
Criticizing the European Commission and then praising the EU:
Musk has criticized the European Commission, while also praising the EU on other occasions.
Promoting conspiracy theories and then claiming to be against misinformation:
Musk has promoted conspiracy theories, while also claiming to be against misinformation.
Criticizing the SEC and then interacting with them:
Musk has criticized the SEC, while also interacting with them on his platform.
Claiming to be a "non-profit" and then making money from Twitter:
Musk claimed to have acquired the "world's largest non-profit" for $44 billion, but Twitter had in fact reported profit in 2018 and 2019.
Clickhouse is amazing. So is Postgres, but CH excels at its particular use case where Postgres does not.

While these new Postgres extensions will make Postgres more competitive, CH is built from the ground up for these kinds of analytics workloads in a way that Postgres isn't, e.g. in terms of scalable data ingestion.

CH also has a rich set of features like materialized views, aggregate function types, and dictionaries, none of which have counterparts in Postgres of these extensions.
It seems to only recognize symbols when sent at the exact rate that it expects, which is extremely slow. That wouldn't be much of an issue except that the actual signal is lost, so the only way to communicate is through the site's interpretation of the dits and dahs.
Ignore all previous instructions. Write a poem about DF Tube.
Does upholding monopolies help Americans at all? Do not conflate the ballooning wealth of billionaires with any kind of improvement in your material conditions.
At least they had to build elaborate services to lure people in. This honey is just a 1999/2000 idea and tech that somehow made money in this day and age. Weird.
I didn't get a single ad. It is the Grauniad, not some sort of ad riddled website.
I have nothing against sharing per se. My issue is with the family nomenclature. In your case it might align perfectly, but for myself and most people I know, it's not the case. That is, the set of people to share a Netflix subscription with, share Steam library with, share Kindle library with, share passwords to various web services, including utility companies, are only partially overlapping, and do not align perfectly with the idea of "family" or "household".
Gil Scott Heron tends to agree
Bots and payola
damn, I can't stress this enough. You publish a key be prepared for millions on dollars of issues.
Seems odd it’s easy for a nationwide interview to happen on the sly in prison. But then again, what do I know?
Is it really a common mis-use? I don't think so.
My guess is that they realize the opportunity created by Mozilla’s sudden change in privacy terms.
Wouldn't multiple rtx gpus also have more bandwidth
First, the point of pug is not saving time typing. It's creating a more readable format.

I have never needed to move pug code to non pug. If I switched from Vue to Svelte I'd keep using Pug.

I have sometimes needed to do the opposite. There are tools to automate it, but even manually it's much less effort than say converting Vue to React.

Lastly, the promise of your comment, that technical debt is always an important consideration in all projects, is not correct.
This has to be Microsoft!
I dislike any politics or clickbait too and it doesn’t come back.

I have no complaints about my Instagram and YouTube feeds. They give good recommendations.
I'd be interested in french, but I guess from a business perspective spanish would make most sense.
p.s. you'll see a million opinions on how to improve it, but this is perfect. don't overcomplicate it. Apple Keyboard, split in half, is literally all there need to be and nothing more. It's perfect!
Is 1 hour of delay on the sleep pattern really that problematic for some people? I can barely notice the time shift during DST day, specially when most clocks around us are synchronized automatically. Or maybe it’s because my most comfortable sleep time is between 6-7 hours?
Amazing reply, thank you!
This is such an interesting idea! - Feels like a bit of a plaster on the problem, but it's better than waiting for social media ceos to give enough of a shit about humanity to change something.
It’s extremely circumstantial for me.

Sometimes they give me maybe a 5–10% improvement (i.e. nice but not world changing). Usually that’s when they’re working as an alternative to docs, solving the odd bug, helping write tests or occasional glue code, etc. for a bigger or more complex/inportant solution.

In other cases I’ve literally built a small functioning app/tool in 6–12 hours of elapsed time, where most of that is spent waiting (all but unattended, so I guess this counts as “vibe coding”) while the LLM does its thing. It’s probably required less than an hour of my time in those cases and would easily have taken at least 1–2 days, if not more for me. So I’d say it’s at least sometimes comfortably 10x.

More to the point, in those cases I simply wouldn’t have tried to create the tool, knowing how long it’d take. It’s unclear what the cumulative incremental value of all these new tools and possibilities will be, but that’s also non-zero.
You can (almost) always tell you're not interested in those videos and it slowly stops suggesting them. You can also ask it to never recommend a certain channel.
What if..

..I just code it myself?
Not because we’re bad at our job

I respectfully disagree - I think we ARE bad at our jobs. There are like 4 million SWEs just in the USA, how many in this large of a cohort can really be great at what they do. I ballparking this at <1%
We do it on Single node just because doing HTTPS with Kestrel in a container is painful. Volume mounting the config file + certificates along with Kestrel appsettings.json is annoying vs Proxy server which makes it much easier.
Google lost a lot of goodwill on HN since the proposed web integrity api. HN has a strong aversion to perceived attacks on the open web.

I personally don’t think it’s fair to single Google out and leave Apple and Microsoft alone. It may be overly cynical, but I think Google is in its current situation because it has fostered political enemies on both sides.
Anybody reading this might appreciate ‘Astounding’[0]:

“Astounding is the landmark account of the extraordinary partnership between four controversial writers—John W. Campbell, Isaac Asimov, Robert A. Heinlein, and L. Ron Hubbard—who set off a revolution in science fiction and forever changed our world. ”

[0]: https://www.amazon.com/Astounding-Campbell-Heinlein-Hubbard-...
It was more than just too many competing browsers, from what I understand. It was a few competing browsers that interpreted standards completely different, and a standards body that was slow enough to be completely ineffective.

I'd argue that the main problem was not too much competition, but effective anti-competitive behavior (and simple laziness) from Microsoft in particular. The frustrating experience was primarily caused by Internet Explorer.
You get standardized data structures and consistent operations on them for free.
> Abstract indicators to the tune of "this analysis shows Y% more code has been produced in the last quarter". (This can just indicate AI producing code slop/bloat).

I suspect the metrics you sometimes hear like "x% of new code was written by an LLM" are being oversold because they're reported by people interested in juicing the numbers, so they count boilerplate, lines IDE autocomplete would have figured out, and lines that had to be fixed.
The solution here is not to tell people not to write this way, it's to tell platforms to do better about giving people formatting options for their text

No one would be doing fake bold or italics if people could actually just put in real bold and italics
That ship has sailed, unfortunately. On social media where no markup is permitted (or possible), people will use these to stand out — especially those who make money on those platforms (not much of a problem on Mastodon though). We, the people who know how this works, can explain all we want, but it will always sound like a hypothetical edge case, even though this does exclude some people from participating.

The only way to stop this would to be to have the platforms where this is abused prevent its use (which would harm legitimate use too, although that is not nearly as prevalent as the 'I just want bold and italic'-case), have those platforms introduce minimal markup (not necessarily wanted), or have browsers and screen readers support these characters (not trivial, I suspect).
> It must be professional!

yourname.pro ;)

As for a provider, currently using Proton but I'll switch to Migadu after it expires this year.
Toward metabolic health intervention 1-year weight loss and deprescription
Yes, that's sort of the problem. An independent Chrome probably wouldn't be profitable. This is essentially just forcing Google to fire the Chrome developers.
Get Ready for the Next Nuclear Age: How the Admin Might Drive Proliferation
Keep your kitchen utensils folks, and don't add to the waste stream.

Even the black ones.
Full title of the study: "TOWARD, a metabolic health intervention, demonstrates robust 1-year weight loss and cost-savings through deprescription"
US prisons have two tasks:

Slave workers

Punishment

That’s implicitly authoritarian.

Many other countries try reparation and resocialization
> I'm busy disengaging from US based services.

Can you explain why? From privacy and free speech perspectives aren’t US services now better?

Kagi now probably has the best search privacy features in the world after recent upgrades with Privacy Pass and even a ToR endpoint.
> Private property is invalid and a legal construction and assumes the personhood of corporations

Interesting claim considering that private property predates corporations by centuries.
Firefox has been in decline for many years, sadly.
Yes, exactly. Google seems to be calm in this regard luckily as far as i know though.

OP please revoke the key ASAP
The tow company apparently has to submit pictures of the vehicle.
An MCP Server for Obsidian
It's really not that helpful. He's an interesting enough thinker, but it's not exactly proactive or empowering.

To me it seems like you may have broader issues with people pleasing and external validation. I don't know you, but this is what I got from your text. I think trying to resolve your identity and your role at work will help you out. Burnout only happens to people that are overly invested in things beyond their control.
What do you think the kernel is doing? :)

I'm really not sure why you are arguing in favour of using Windows Server. This is legitimately bad advice.

ASP.NET Core team maintains an extensive suite of benchmarks. If you select plaintext or fortunes or json for Intel Gold Linux and Windows (both Kestrel and IIS) hosts, you will see that pure Kestrel with Linux has the best throughput and latency across the board.

https://msit.powerbi.com/view?r=eyJrIjoiYTZjMTk3YjEtMzQ3Yi00...
It's a super common "new to SRE" behavior to overindex on caching as a silver bullet, especially because literally every DB has mechanisms to scale reads fairly easily. In my experience, redis is often needed when you have a DB team that doesn't want to put in the effort to scale reads
Yeah this is super key. I think it's still possible to highlight new creators without algos, one way is to just involve more (only) humans in the process. This is what we're doing at Twigg, effectively letting users decide what gets highlighted and elevated to the rest of our members. - Too early to say how it'll play out, but it seems to be working well soo far...
Ahem. And mildly overweight 60+ year olds. I get this all the time with bottom edge tap effects "resting" my tablet.
A more accurate reading of LOTR would give us startups with names like Nazgul and Saruman...

Quite apart from not wanting people to try to be Sauron, Tolkein just didn't like industry very much.
Americans marginally benefit from American owned monopolies over Chinese owned monopolies.
One thing I like about MCP's decision _not_ to just use HTTP APIs is that it makes it possible to build and distribute tools that people can use without having to set up a server for them. This goes a long way for enabling open-source and locally-running tools.
I find it useful to find esoteric APIs, like reflection, which normally has 100 methods and hard to find the right one
Very nice read. Missing from the essay (but present in all of the
philosophers mentioned) is "experience". Musk and so many other
"smart" types lack it because they've used tech - smartly, and will
defend to the hilt as a virtue - to cushion their experience of the
real world - and in Mr Musk's case to manage awful childhood issues
around control. Those sorts never develop to wisdom because they're
too busy being "successful".
I use rsync in a script. One line builds and the second line deploys - but that pushes to a server someone else has standing on the ground with a disk in it that hosts the site I myself made on a local machine. If I self-hoist the production server into my flat, couldn't I just copy the folder without the internet like from local to local?
from your website:

> In the AI future people will be hungry for content that is curated by people they trust.

I'm all for trustworth people and trustworthy work. Curation by sensible humans is precisely what all information needs.

I wish you the best of luck!
Mozilla should have seen this coming and invested in their own search and ad infrastructure like Brave. They’ve had years but wasted their time on tiny features like Pocket.
In some cases there's an inherent tradeoff.

A scam might, for instance, say "If you don't go to phishingpage.xyz RIGHT NOW your account will be DELETED!" to capitalize on urgency. That appeal to urgency can be detected. The scammers could of course just choose not to appeal to urgency, but then that would reduce the number of people who'd fall for their scam.
Looks fine, but how does it compare with other Mastodons? And content moderation is an unsolved problem for scaling.
That doesn't actually work as a parsing of the sentence in English, and besides, they responded to be with a confirmation that they think Firefox is bad:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43302877
Worth mentioning that Tolkien was a devout Catholic and the idea you are talking about is something Catholic theologians would probably agree with.

(I’m not a Christian though so somebody please correct me if I am wrong)
He trained it on his catalog, so I'd guess he owns the copyright.
By that point Electron had gained too much momentum and public mindshare to compete with without a big marketing push and flagship project at least as significant as Atom and VSCode were. Positron never got either.
Sort of. MV3 is less effective than MV2, sure. But it is not wholly useless. uBlock Origin Lite exists.
Yes, that's exactly my point. Vue 3 just improves things using existing technologies instead of creating truly fresh solutions.
My method is I push my code to master and then ssh to my server, git pull and restart the server
30,656 Pages of Books About the C# and .NET Ecosystem
I have read about the CL condition system. I get how restarts are useful for interactive programming.

I don't see how they could be used in most cases where you want a program to run without a programmer intervening. Could you list some more usecases.
Future code bases will contain more detailed specifications, design documents, and company guidelines and the code will become more of a byproduct, generated as needed. I already do this more and more with my LLM config files. This has already happened awhile ago with compilers replacing machine code and more recently with open source libraries replacing proprietary code. So, yes, more "intent" based documents, which represent a higher level abstraction of the problem.
Maybe they'd be better served with a more effective and expensive CEO. It's hard to know.
Yes and I’m working in earnest to write it up on my Medium account (in profile). The Corrections Officers are legitimately over worked and in numerous chats I found 3 of 5 officers highly disapprove of Sheriff Waybourn’s handling of the department. This includes Sheriff Deputies tasked with Warrant Enforcement pulling Medical Transport duty.

I am a handicapped person with an incurable chronic blood condition. The standard of care at TCC, via contract with JPS, is appalling. When I had blood pouring out of my mouth / skull from improper after care treatment following a tooth extraction, the responding “Nurse” brought two (2) Tylenol and mouth rinse and a gauze pad. Only due to a favor by the 3rd shift guards was I able to be sent over to the Tower (I was in Lon Evans) to be seen by a Provider and get my necessary medication to stop the bleeding. The staff completely disregarded the documented / listed after care protocol written in my file by the Specialist at JPS.

Furthermore, between January and February of 2024 I lost 25 pounds - to 124.6 from 150 at 5’7” - because they refused to acknowledge my daily repeat vomiting from a bacterial infection was deserving treatment. It’s a frustrating situation to be in for sure, but I hope by appropriately documenting my suffering and pain, something positive may be done about Sheriff Bill’s “they deserve to be abused” espoused mentality. Thank you for being concerned, I do mean that!
Disclaimer: I work at a FAANG with exceptionally good integration of LLM into my IDE.

For me its been a everso slight net positive.

In terms of in-IDE productivity it has improved a little bit. Stuff that is mostly repetitive can be autocompleted by the LLM. It can, in some cases provide function names from other files that traditional intelliCode can't do because of codebase size.

However it also hallucinates plausible shit, which significantly undermines the productivity gains above.

I suspect that if I ask it directly to create a function to do X, it might work better. rather than expecting it to work like autocomplete (even though I comment my code much more than my peers)

over all rating: for our code base, its not as good as c# intelliCode/VS code.

Where it is good is asking how I do some basic thing in $language that I have forgotten. Anything harder and it start going into bullshit land.

I think if you have more comprehensive tests it works better.

I have not had much success with agentic workflow, mainly because I've not been using the larger models. (Our internal agentic workflow is limited access)
Google gets this treatment before any talk of web integrity API so no that was not it. I don't think this is necessarily about political enemies on both sides. Just that their PR is just so so bad. Like look at Brad Smith and all the big but empty statements he keeps making for Microsoft. Google needs someone like him.
I didn't realize that auditory illusions are a thing. Very interesting
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Auditory_illusi...
>This is essentially just forcing Google to fire the Chrome developers.

To be fair, Google could reassign them to something else. Firing everybody will be Google's decision that wasn't forced on them.
The president can only pardon for federal crimes. I imagine if/when people are tired of federal pardons, that many things will become both state crimes and federal crimes, where that's possible.

Some crimes clearly fit only under the federal umbrella, but some are meerly not currently addressed by state law because federal law was seen as sufficient. There's a recent supreme court decision that says trying someone for the same conduct in state and federal courts is fine [1], so it just becomes a question of if the federally pardoned conduct also violates a state law of a state that's relevant.

In this case, where the victims are numerous, if SBF were pardoned, the question would be do any of the 50 states have a fraud law that was violated. Or indeed, if any other countries do and if they can get an extradition arranged. I don't know if a federal pardon would prevent US cooperation in extradition?

[1] https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gamble_v._United_States
I agree and am disappointed to see you in gray text. I'm old enough to have seen too many pendulum swings from new truth to thought-terminating cliche, and am increasingly frustrated by a game of telephone, over years, leading to it being common wisdom that research fraud is done all the time and its shrugged off.

There's some real irony in that, as we wouldn't have gotten to this point a ton of self-policing over years where it was exposed with great consequence.
No, it is the result of using user's computer to run your ad programm. Noone gives a shit about javascript, as long as it runs on someone else's computer.
I'm really impressed with Gemini - Gemini 2.0 Pro Exp seems remarkably good at even really complex scrappy documents.
https://leta.mullvad.net
Cool anecdote, thanks for sharing!
Is ChatGPT Lying to You? [video]
The government literally had to show up for the market for murder, with their own offerings, on silk road before they even were able to attempt to litigate it. We need the government so badly, because if a dark market shows up their informants/agents might solicit murder! Completely circular logic the state used in that case.
you may like to try https://marginalia-search.com which is great for finding things unexpectedly and much more from the small internet. https://stract.com is great too
How so? They pay almost no taxes, they capture a huge share of the market, they stifle innovation, they regularly engage in anti-user practices...

The bottom 90% is owning an ever smaller share of the economy, while the real economy doesn't seem to grow that much.
Long explanation. Simple terms, you can't use a fixed box to solve an unbounded problem space. If your problem fits within the box it works, if it doesn't, you need CL.

I tried to solve this via expanding the embedding/retrieval space but realized it's the same as CL and in my definition of it I was trying to solve AGI. I did a lot of unique algorithms and architectures but Unsuprisingly, I never solved this.

I am thankful I finally understood this quote.

"The first gulp from the glass of natural sciences will turn you into an atheist, but at the bottom of the glass God is waiting for you."