skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Tragic! Meanwhile those of us who do this because they "like tech" (read: it's the only thing I can or will do for a living) will continue to be happy scraping by on the insulting pay of.... (checks notes) $200k/year. You can't even afford to have your balls shaved and sucked every morning with that kind of pay! Even worse, how can you impress your wealthy parents, friends, friends' parents and romantic partners without a job that pays enough for the morning balls treatment? What's the point of getting a PhD when you have ball stubble? Dear lord, you might have to go find work in another field (adios vampire, you won't be missed here).
Agreed about your points, not so much about paper drink straws.
Prospect certainty for data-driven models
Great article that summarizes a few important truths.

I'm hoping that some of the good news is:

* If you care about focusing on business success, and requirements descending from that, then you'll gradually have more company, and fewer people working against you.

* If your experience extends beyond the crazy Potemkin Village investment scam period of tech, or you otherwise have experience working business-focused, then hopefully that will soon be widely recognized as positive signal for hiring (as it used to be, and is, in many sane fields).
"Docs" isn't that generic. It's not even a word in the dictionary. It's the plural of an abbreviation. Nobody called a word processor "Docs" before Google did.

If you say "open Calendar", I don't know if you mean Apple or Google or Microsoft. If you say "open Docs", I know it's Google and only Google.

This is no different than if the project called itself "Word", which would be equally confusing with Microsoft.

Neither Docs nor Word are genericized. They're both totally valid trademarks. Which is why naming this project "Docs" would be immediately shut down if any private organization tried it. And I've never heard of governments infringing private trademarks before, so I'm curious what's going on here.
> 500k isnt that senior
It seems to me like their tasks were way heavier. For us, most of us did basic CRUDs with some implemention twist, and our papers were your standard: do a short theoretical introduction to the domain, make a few UML diagrams, explain how it works + some code examples, then testing.
No. And every video game every made is available for download as well. If you even have to download it: they pride in making many of them playable in browser with just a click.

Copyright issues aside (let's avoid that mess) I was referring to basic technical issues with the site. Design is atrocious, search doesn't work, you can click 50 captures of a site before you find one that actually loads, obvious data corruption, invented their own schema instead of using a standard one and don't enforce it, API is insane and usually broken, uploader doesn't work reliably, don't honor DMCA requests, ask for photo id and passports then leak them ...

It's the worst possible implementation of the best possible idea.
The SAML people aren't the most crazy ones though, the entire XML signature stuff is the insane part (You find it in other places such as xADES,SOAP,etc as well). In some misguided effort to avoid a inner-platform effect they made the decision to embed the signature in the structure itself being signed and thus enable these scenarios (needing canonical XML to verify things).

For any hate JWT gets, JSON-inside-JSON,etc, at least it architecturally avoids these kinds of security issues since you verify once and only read data from what has been verified and nothing else, instead of having to re-create data and hope that the loose structure doesn't mess things up.
Food delivery is some of the lowest quality and highest danger work with the least options for matriculating into a better position.

This article is written from a very colonial perspective. I wonder if the authors have pondered that.
Look at population pyramids. Europe is old.

Most people are looking up to retirement and their pensions. The system is unsustainable and predatory on young people. They pay an overwhelming amount of taxes to sustain this system. It also needs massive immigration which causes severe security and cultural problems, but they don’t care as long as that guarantees they will get their pension.

Same about housing. It’s old people who own houses. They vote so new housing doesn’t get built as to keep the high value of their houses. They don’t care that young people can’t afford rent.

Many other examples you can think of probably. It’s a society that caters to the old. The young get screwed. And there’s nothing they can do because they are outnumbered and that will only get worse.

This is the status quo. A society that functions like this is dead.
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IANAL. I am very concerned about this matter. from the document you so helpfully provided: "the President proclaimed that “all Venezuelan citizens 14 years of age or older who are members of TdA, are within the United States, and are not actually naturalized or lawful permanent residents of the United States are liable to be apprehended, restrained, secured, and removed as Alien Enemies.”

So I think on its face they are claiming they are apprehending NON-"lawful permanent residents" - i.e. NON green card holders. I think the reality, though, is that even if you ARE a green card holder, the way this is being carried out - based on the video of Mahmoud Khalil's "arrest" - you may find yourself having your head shaved in a prison in El Salvador, with no way to make your case.

Re Mahmoud Khalil- he IS a "lawful permanent resident" and I thought "habeas corpus" was thought to be an issue within 24 hours, much more time has now elapsed. ????
Ahh, good old contenteditable.

This is probably the simplest method, put straight in the address bar:

data:text/html, <html contenteditable>

You'll need a bit longer URI in order to support unicode.

Related Hacker News discussions:

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=6005295

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5135194
Apparently so.

Also the 8 year thing seems to be real, but it's 8 tax years, which means that as far as that is concerned he needs to pay.

He doesn't have nor made that much money, so he should be good.

Given how things are progressing I think he would just leave either way and don't pay anything.

The chances of that following him or extradition seem very unlikely with the bridges that the US is currently burning.
They'll become lawyers, as the lord intended them to be.
>Humans have the ability to admit when they do not know something.

No not really. It's not even rare that a human confidently says and believes something and really has no idea what he/she's talking about.

>We say “sorry, I don’t know, let me get back to you.” LLMs cannot do this

Yeah they can. And they can do it much better than chance. They just don't do it as well as humans.

>And they do not even know which one they’re doing!

There's plenty of research that suggests this is the case.

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=41418486
14 years of age seems like a pretty low cutoff, also......
I think what puts off a lot of boomers to rap are two things: a lack of a melody in the lyrics and unfamiliarity with samples music, and irreverent lyrics. When my parents complained about rap music in the 90s it was not about the social commentary aspect, it was specifically about lyrics about women and glorification of gang violence. Which to be honest listening to a lot of these songs again as an adult comes off as highly cringe usually. Ice cube’s “good day” for example did not age well from a lyricism standpoint, feels so juvenile like it was written by a horny teenager when you actually listen to what he says. Even Kendrick has some dumb lyrics like that.
That's called the lump of labor fallacy.

Losing your job sucks. It could suck a lot less with stuff like UBI that distributes the right amount of the profits from increasingly concentrated automation. Maybe you think that's impossible in the US or wherever you're from. You might be right. The point is that whichever society figures out the right mix of policies to harness all the benefits of automation without turning 99% of their people into paupers is going to "win".
> many of these threats are intimidation tactics, but it feels different when you're the target.

Yep, they are deliberately pushing your buttons to make you fearful. And fear doesn't change the reality of whether or not they have an actual basis for their letter. It is just a letter. They have not sued. Even if they sue, that doesn't mean they have a strong case. Even if they have a strong case, that doesn't mean they still aren't aiming for a settlement of some kind.

A friend of mine who is an attorney once told me that getting sued is a milestone, not a disaster - if nobody is suing you, you aren't making any waves. I'm not sure I agree with that philosophy, but the point is - this is just a letter. Quitting the project over it is letting bullies win. Don't do that.

The best recommendation is to talk to a lawyer. None of us can possibly have a clue what the best move is without knowing all the details, so tell those details to someone who is qualified to give you actual legal advice.
How do you shoot that used delivery parachute back to the drone upon next delivery?
The female protects the eggs on her own and then invariably dies, so there's not a lot of reason to invest in a relationship.
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A collection of newspapers is generally a better source than a single leaflet, but even a leaflet is a piece of history.
> It's always been shocking to me that the way people run CI/CD is just listing a random repository on GitHub.

Right? My mental model of CI has always been "an automated sequence of commands in a well-defined environment". More or less an orchestrated series of bash scripts with extra sugar for reproducibility and parallelism.

Turning these into a web of vendor-locked, black-box "Actions" that someone else controls ... I dunno, it feels like a very pale imitation of the actual value of CI
> but DOS is simple enough that it's easy to make additional copies of it (two kernel files, and one shell)

The files still had to be in the correct sectors. Hence the use of the SYS command to perform this.
... destroyed by madness, starving hysterical! Buying weed in a store then meeting with someone off Craiglist to score eggs.
This webpage has a warning on close right now but that's a generally good suggestion.
Can’t you just drink something else?
To be fair to the robots, those humans also had the audacity to learn from the creative output of their fellow humans and then use the law to restrict access to their intellectual property.
Yes, I somehow understand this, people are different. I hope that there will be no such thing. It's hard to describe all here in comments. And I fully understand, for example, the country's desire to encourage people to learn the main language of the country.

There was a real danger of people colliding in Ukraine at that time. If everything had been completely peaceful, no seizures would have happened.
After all, there really were supporters of the old government and opponents of it. Or even if NATO had signed an agreement that would definitely not accept Ukraine, perhaps for at least 50 years or some rather long period.

Unfortunately, many people no longer trust the West and NATO, they have failed to fulfill the role of an impartial leader who sets an example for others. They have committed too much deception for their own benefit.

In short, and very very roughly, I'm probably a proponent of a kind of balance. Which side is weaker (the whole NATO is clearly stronger when compared than Russia) that side is currently "right", and we need to look for something like a middle ground. If Ukraine had not received huge assistance from NATO countries and the government had not sought to join it, it would have been a different story. Yes, there is some deception on the other side, too, of course.

If you think about it well, then everything in life is not so simple.
Oui!

Ahh this is the open source note taking app mentioned https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43378239
I think for me it was something that came with practice and intentionally organizing my code in a way that made spatial sense to me.
After using Microsoft Intune I will never again complain about installers. At least installers mostly work, and when they don't you can run them again.
Weirdly enough, the ITU already chose the superlative for the bigliest radio frequency band to be Tremendous:

- Extremely Low Frequency (ELF)

- Super Low Frequency (SLF)

- Ultra Low Frequency (ULF)

- Very Low Frequency (VLF)

- Low Frequency (LF)

- Medium Frequency (MF)

- High Frequency (HF)

- Very High Frequency (VHF)

- Ultra High Frequency (UHF)

- Super High Frequency (SHF)

- Extremely High Frequency (EHF)

- Tremendously High Frequency (THF)

Maybe one day some very smart people will make Tremendously Large Language Models. They will be very large and need a lot of computer. And then you'll have the Extremely Small Language Model. They are like nothing.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Radio_frequency?#Frequency_ban...
That is what grants are for! The government(s) get the exact software they want by a whole field full of folks that know how to make those changes.
In human terms, is this male octopus behavior comparable to drugging someone and then raping her?
It's not quite as seamless as in Go to be fair. But it does mean you can write Rust instead of Go.
Same thing as what? Same thing as having an installer modify HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes, and having the associations break if you move the program to a thumb drive?
You can in fact also do it in C
Or maybe not. Maybe Europe needs to focus first on building local software. Even in 2025, French devs are fare from fluent in English.

Real question, not a rhetorical one.
Not complaining about downvotes but it seems a very odd thing for Hacker News to dislike. I would have imagined an internal story about a SW eng’s hack project would be interesting. Oh well.
The double slit experiment has been replicated even with fairly hefty molecules.

https://www.nature.com/articles/s41567-019-0663-9

> Here, we report interference of a molecular library of functionalized oligoporphyrins with masses beyond 25,000 Da and consisting of up to 2,000 atoms, by far the heaviest objects shown to exhibit matter-wave interference to date.

It would be awkward to say that the 2000 atom molecule comes out of both sides... but it does, until you look.

The double slit experiment is not a duplication cheat of reality... it's weirder than that.
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This is Barnard's star, a red dwarf 6 light years away. The planets are a little larger than Mars based on mass, very close in, with orbital periods of a few days, too hot for liquid water.
https://news.uchicago.edu/story/study-uchicago-scientists-fi...

The actual paper: https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.3847/2041-8213/adb8d5

Barnard's star: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barnard's_Star
What is hillarious is, in Turkish, calfa (or kalfa as its written in Turkish) means assistant/lackey to a master craftsman.
That’s my thought too. A person cannot build any of the firmware for their routers. It’s all based on openwrt though.

Hopefully, we’ll be able to flash these with openwrt.
Tchap is just Element/Matrix with some gov specific features.
One example is when you want to display live data on a website. Could be a dashboard, a chat, or really the whole site. Polling is both slower and more resource hungry.

If it is built into your language/framework, you can completely ignore the problem of updating the client, as it happens automatically.

Hope that makes sense.
the way it works with a contract, you can always choose to remove clauses - but the other party has to agree to it too. they might acquiesce if for example, they think denying you service might actually lead to a lawsuit that would point out their illegal behaviour.
> It looks like you could have sold licenses to this

Doubt it. There are too many good free options on this level, e.g. Krita.
> even if they have taken on a more benign appearance.

The 'nasty' MS hasn't gone away. However their negative actions tend to be swept under the rug as somewhat confined to big biz and govt. Look at their headlines from the last five years for details.
I would love to try this experiment with something basketball sized out in space. Like we build an enormous basketball detector behind a double slit inside an unobservable black box. If thr basketball started acting like a wave I would be sooo freaked out
Yup, overall terribly designed page. Could this be AI slop perhaps.
Curious why Microsoft did not use Rust to rewrite the TypeScript Compiler?
how does this compare to, say, https://github.com/corazawaf/coraza (Apache licensed, either embeddable as a library, as an nginx or caddy plugin, or standalone?)
It truly would not be a safe settlement without the great Angeline Walls keeping Los Gigantes out from the north.
We’re fine with “The big friendly giant” and the sahara desert (“desert desert”); big llm could join the family of pleonasms.

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pleonasm
For a while I've been searching for a note taking app that

* Allows more than one user editing the same page at once

* Is accessible on a mobile device (either app or mobile browser)

* Can be at the very least viewed in read only mode if disconnected from the internet

The last point is the most important to me and frustratingly has been the most elusive for me to find. For now I use Notion with the hopes they implement it eventually. I can't consider switching to a self hosted alternative without the last point.
The beatles back catalog feels so generic. Especially when you start hearing contemporary to that period music (the animals etc). All short sweet songs, using generic pop music chord structures and lyrical themes for the most part. Not to do them any discredit, they did come up with those lyrics but they did not come up with the chord structures or lyrical themes. They picked them because they knew they would be popular. They went up and did literally what elvis did to get his fame: rehash known good pop music with a pretty boy (or four) marketed to young girls ensuring capture of the youth market for a generation. And boy were the beatles marketed moreso than a lot of artist at the time and a long time afterward.
That's true, but it's also true of the classical probability distribution p(t,x1,x2).
What products are those, that we ship overseas? I think you have the direction of shipment confused.
Rather than viewing wave functions as abstract mathematical objects in possibility space, we might understand them as describing the probabilistic nature of fundamental spinning energy entities whose rotational states generate wave-like behavior in measurement outcomes. Strassler's "possibilities" could be reinterpreted as different rotational configurations of spinning energy, with interference patterns emerging not from physical objects passing through slits but from how these spinning states evolve when constrained by sequential measurements.
The problem is, where is this 20T tokens that are being used for this task? No way to access them. I hope that at least OpenAI and a few more have solid historical storage of the tokens they collect.
The fact you not once in your reply acknowledge that certificate pinning and bundling trusted root CA public keys is actually common knowledge in desktop and mobile app community makes me thing you didn't even consider my reply.

I was simply explaining why for a desktop app pulling down the new certificate doesn't make sense because updating an app to update the pinned certificates is SOP for apps that use pinning.

> A strawman argument is where you attack a lesser flawed argument than what was said with the implication or claim that it is the same as the first. This wasn't a strawman argument, it was about exactly what was said despite the gymnastics needed to parse your statements.

No it literally was not. It was so much not what I said I wonder if you are replying to a completely different post. And rather than acknowledge you may have misinterpreted me, you are doubling down.

Also, that definition of straw man is wrong. It can also be -- as it is in this case -- attacking an argument the person never even made in the hopes it will bring the debate onto your terms.

But, I'm not attacking the straw man back, once again, at no point did I advocate for certificate pinning in open source apps nor make any comment on GPL or Mozilla.

My post was simply a statement on how to update apps that use certificate pinning. Reading any more into it than that is you injecting context that is not there.

Have a good day. My post is net positive votes now. I will not be replying to this conversation further.
Our primary target is indeed larger organizations but we're working on one-click deployment solutions and an all-in-one container.
Apple Notes?
Considering a particle is an excitation of a quantum field, the space of possibilities could be seen as the only space there is. At least that’s what I think (but don’t know for sure) that the mathematical universe hypothesis people posit.
Are DeepSeek's publicly models themselves used in the trading operations of the HFT? I'd assume not, I feel even the architecture of models must be significantly different when comparing what R1 does versus what I'd assume trading models would do.
My first Kickstarter pledge went great--an led lamp that looks like a book. None of the others panned out
Not OP, but common solutions in this space represent the state as conflict-free replicated data types (CRDTs). Some popular browser-based libraries for that are Y.js[0] and Automerge[1].

[0]: https://yjs.dev/
[1]: https://automerge.org/
Sure, here you go.

https://iopscience.iop.org/article/10.1088/1367-2630/15/3/03...