skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Cato is a libertarian-leaning org and that's just someone's thinkpiece on the matter.

Illegal immigration hit record levels under Biden's administration:

https://www.cbp.gov/newsroom/stats/southwest-land-border-enc...

and the Roosevelt hotel:

https://www.foxnews.com/us/mayor-eric-adams-says-nycs-roosev...

Unsustainable and terrible waste of money. There are millions of people that would pay money out of their own pockets to come to the U.S., educated people who are self-sufficient and we wasted money on making a bad problem worse.
https://archive.ph/bxpk0
Although I agree with you and GP, there are cynics who will say: "Ha! You think that the totality of Reddit posts is some kind of normalized, standardized, Internet average world view? HA!" There are people deep in ideological bubbles that think Reddit is too liberal! or Reddit is too young! or Reddit is too atheist! or other complaints that amount to "The average Internet-Person doesn't match what I think the average should be!" and they would not be interested in using that ISO Standard World View for anything.

I have a feeling if there is a market for this kind of LLM sounding board, the software writers will need to come up with many different models that differ ideologically, have different priors, and even know different facts and truths, in order to actually be acceptable to a broad swath of users. At the limit, you'd have a different model, tailored to each individual.
Here is the source paper, pretty cool: https://www.cell.com/cell-stem-cell/fulltext/S1934-5909(25)0...
They don't. They say fuck it and learn a trade.
Are we a bubble yet?
I has SML 1 and OperationC in the original game boy. Such great games. Also links awakening!!
I think this is a different argument than the disposable, single-use economy being described.

The volume of things we buy but don't need (or necessarily want) drives a huge sector of the global economy. We're working to fill our lives with unnecessary things that bring us no happiness beyond the adrenaline hit when we hit "Buy Now" and the second one when the Prime box arrives at our door.

Consumerism masks the underlying problem and it's only going to get worse as more is automated. Producers will have an incentive to convince us we still need more.

Cars are - to me - a red herring in this argument except for the people who do literally trade in for a new car every few years. I drive whatever fairly boring Honda for as long as I can (usually 8-10 years) and don't feel a ton of regret about investing in comfort. But I've been as guilty as anyone about just buying stuff because it pops up in an ad or recommended on Amazon, etc.
Do you have anyone in mind? Rossman is not active on X anymore
> Yes, that was the point. A public API in use by its very nature will have negative impacts on future development of that API.

And my point was I don't agree. It's not that it's public. It's that it's in use.

> They can, all they have to do is push out an update for those watches.

An update they can't be sure every watch has done. The usual solution is to that situation is to plan for it from day 1, design the watches so the very first ones you release can detect that's happened, and when it has issue an error message like "sorry, you'll have to update your watch to continue". Compare to: you design an API, as part of the design it queries what version the servers support, and issues a message like "your new end point doesn't support me any more, you need to upgrade something". Sounds very similar, doesn't it?

Example: ssh will stop running if your old client connects to a new server. It's a public API.

Example: SSL/TLS has moved through multiple incompatible versions. It's a very public API.

So apparently the API being public didn't stop transitioning to new, incompatible versions when the need arose. What will stop it is not designing your API with upgrades in mind. If you don't do that, you will end up in a world of pain regardless of whether the API is public or not.

You say it slows things down, but that's not necessarily correct either. Apple can continue to update it's API's and devices at any rate it pleases. If the 3rd party devices don't updates fast enough to follow, well that's their problem.
At least 30% of the bodies in _our_ solar system have vast oceans.

You are right, it's inevitable.
If your boss is constantly pressuring you to take on more work, then burnout is not a career choice. Ever have a coworker leave and get all their work dumped on you? Do your deadlines no longer allow time to relax and explore new ideas inbetween them? Managers all read the same magazines/blogs on how to get more out of their employees and it always seems to come down to beating the employees until they die, same as in the slave days. If you're not being pushed to do more, consider yourself lucky and stay there!
Pokemon - Red/Blue or Gold/Silver, and Legend of Zelda: Links Awakening.
> surely you are upset at others donating too, yes?

Yes, I am. We should not tolerate campaign spending of any kind. If you can't win on merit alone you shouldn't be running.

The bullying I'm referring to is this: https://thehill.com/policy/technology/5133777-elon-musk-thre...
Yes when CF fails it fails catastrophically but practically no, you do not ride your bike enough for the repeated fatigue to weaken modern CF enough for a catastrophic failure. If you do ride your bike enough, you're almost certainly replacing frequently enough that it will never be an issue.

If you want a bike to give to your grandkids when you die get Ti or some form of steel.
Headline stuck me funny; I was working in ion implantation 20 years ago. Of course they’re talking about lithography, because those guys are the fighter pilots / first violinists of semiconductor manufacturing, they get all the attention.
> Android is Open Source and therefore does have a full feature-set available free of charge.

This is assuming a pretty narrow definition of "full feature-set". It is a inacurrate to say there is feature parity between an Android phone running Google Play Services vs one that is not.
Yeah, but like other things, as long as the trolls stay in their corner, people tend not to bother them because better in a contained spot than anywhere else. Learning 7200kHz (and 14.313) is 4chan radio and to steer clear is a radio rite of passage; I doubt most people would WANT to fox hunt them because then they're gonna leave and potentially settle somewhere more disruptive.
WFH is a super powerful incentive that collective bargaining could well, bargain for.

I say unionize for WFH. Watch it work
Everything is 0.000n% of government spending...
Not only is this widely known, it is the main method by which multicolor RGB lights can exist, because they are actually a package with red, green, and blue LEDs in them, where each color channel is individually “dimmed” using this technique (called pulse width modulation, or PWM) to be able to produce many more colors (much like a TV or LCD/OLED display).

The white color produced by full-on of R, G, and B is quite ghastly, so modern ones come with an individual white LED (and frequently a second warm white LED) in the package for a total of four or five individual color LEDs in the single light (RGBW or RGBWW).
baseball bats
Game Boy, or any classic game?

Wario Land 3 is a really really good Game Boy Color game.
I agree. He's by far my favorite "very YouTube famous" programmer and it isn't even very close.
Half these problems and complexity could be solved with precommit hooks.
I have now!
Sun stops producing useful amount after 6pm which coincides with dinner and whole family taking a shower.
> The tech industry loves to hype itself as a meritocracy, where the best and the brightest rise to the top. But in reality, it’s a meat market. As soon as you’re not "on the cutting edge," you’re out.

I’m not really understanding the distinction.
There are simple location-based reasons why jobs wouldn't be offshored- longshoremen, electricians and plumbers, flight attendants (for USA based airlines), and also the NYT tech staff are unlikely to be offshored.

I'm still not sure that unions don't make sense for tech- it seems like the idea that tech workers need protection from their employers is gaining ground.

I also think there are still a lot of reasons why unions don't make sense.
"Fueling" implies that Elon isn't doing this to himself through recreational drug abuse, political games and abysmal home-cooked PR. Musk's illiquid wealth is the fuel, the confidence in his leadership is the lighter. This is how every traded business in America operates and the scrutiny is not unique to him.

Remember the old Papa John's CEO? Shareholders aren't fond of risk-taking.
To start a game you need to shift in park to begin with. This is just ridiculous...

And it's not about the features per se. Lots of cars have the features, but no car is able to integrated them in a package thats actually useable.
Thanks for making this, I had a good laugh.

> "I want to take arbitrary user input as a message and generate a thoughtful AI-generated response."

> "NO, you don't need AI for that. It's called a "conversation" and humans have been doing it for thousands of years without any artificial intelligence! Just use a few simple if/else statements and you'll be generating thoughtful responses in no time. "User: 'Hello, how are you today?' Response: 'I'm doing well, thanks for asking! How about you?'" See? Easy peasy. Save your AI budget for something more exciting, like training a neural network to translate your dog's barks or developing a machine learning model to predict the next Kardashian scandal."
The measurable brightness of the LED is a straightforward sum of the times it's on and the times it's off. Shift the ratio so it's off more than it's on and it gets dimmer.

The "fully bright" part is a consequence of human vision. Your brain is making sense of limited, noisy information coming from your eyes. A flickering light appears brighter than the light in steady state, lots of still images shown in rapid succession look like they're moving, as far as you can tell you can perceive the full range of colour out of the corner of your eyes, and the dress could be either colour.
What is your website address?
If you really don't want the compilation step; you can use JSDoc and get almost the best of both worlds (not everything in TS is supported by JSDoc but most essentials are)
Code-MCP: Try Claude-Code Without an API Key
I built a mission control panel that lets anyone experiment with Claude-Code functionality without needing API access. It's a single-file installation that works on both MacOS and Windows with a one-line install command. The tool builds its own web interface and keeps everything clean in a single file.
You can see a demo and find more details in my recent tweets: https://x.com/stevenyuyy/status/1902000504407740925

Full code and installation instructions available on GitHub: https://github.com/54yyyu/code-mcp

I'd love to hear your feedback and contributions are welcome!
He seems to have solved a mindset issue that eludes others like myself.

I reduced to 24hr billable hours a week thinking that it would help with burnout. Instead my ego is constantly deflated given that I am now the least productive developer on the team given all others work 40hrs+ and my meeting/coding ratio has become unbearable. The resulting competition anxiety ensures I think about the project all the time. The resulting lack of energy has affected my other projects/interests.

This is 100% in my head as my supervisor is happy with my output. But I can't escape it. I often lie down, stare at the ceiling for answers, only to find myself in a worse state.
An air purifier has the same effect and doesn’t require inhaling chemicals. With one i’d back to breathing through my nose instead of through my mouth.
These planes that we sell, not just the F-35, all come with a bevy of support from US folks. I have friends and family that travel that globe, visiting US allies, in order to support, train, and meet with counterparts in the respective countries to assist their use of US aircraft they purchase. These friends and fmaily also get flown around if there are any accidents or investigations involving these planes. The F-35 is just the next step in the "subscription service".
Apple sued for false advertising over Apple Intelligence
> Most of them are seeking better opportunities by doing jobs Americans don't want to do

No, there are no jobs Americans don't want to do. As you say, its a massive country with 300 million people, there's a diverse set of skills and labor pool here. They just want market-level wages to do them.

There's been migration, it's been largely controlled migration for the past 120 years, with no expectation that migrants would be subsidized and provided with shelter, cell phones, etc. or that we'd allow gangs from Venezuela to establish footholds and allow human and drug trafficking to pass through completely unchecked.

There is nothing Trump has done that any previous president hasn't already done. Presidents have a lot of power under the Constitution and even more that Congress has delegated to them over the years.
It's LED fixtures that I have a problem with; they're very common since it's easy to make them in various shapes and things, but when a component fails more often than not it's a "replace the whole fixture" situation.

My parents have a ceiling fan that came with an LED light, which broke. It was barely under warranty for the LED part still and the manufacturer sent out a new light module, except they've changed the fan a little over the years and the new module doesn't fit on the old fan... they ended up having to send a whole new fan.
Lots of reference in these comments to "core" or basic Web technologies. What would you say they are? What's the highest-level thing that's still "core?"
Good one, moved from France to Hong Kong, can confirm. We all move to non-unionized countries to finally be free to make money. When we go back, ofc we're all like "oh yeah you're so right, protect your right to work 35 hours, the boss is evil anyway" :D
This is a blatant lie: Trump resisted sending the national guard and the Mayor of DC had to ask Virginia and Maryland for police assistance. Ultimately Pence pushed the Pentagon to respond, and he’s never been forgiven for it.

https://www.cnn.com/2021/01/06/politics/pence-national-guard...
Although searching provides better results, it is certain that attempting to copy or directly use these images would infringe on someone's copyright. In a broader sense, using AI can also be related to copyright infringement; the court must first defeat the AI provider before it can reach the user.
The "issues" described here seem to me to be basically just run-of-the-mill aquisitions considerations. Is anyone out there buying any kind of enterprize-grade hardware in any industry and not doing the due dilligence to consider operating costs over the lifetime of the unit? All technology of sufficient complexity requires a supply chain to be in place to support it. Folks are not just waking up today and realising those F-35s they bought will need to be supported or maintained.

The only thing remotely newsworthy here may be a story around a loss in global confidence in the US "brand", but I think the actual implications of that (if any) still remain to be seen....
It's also less of an issue if the passwords never get leaked at all. The question is how much of a bet you're willing to make on the security practices of all of the sites where you have an account following this practice, and at least to me it doesn't seem like a smart.
Dissent video in 23-55805 Duncan vs. Bonta
Freedom of speech doesn't apply to foreign nationals applying to enter the country. It just doesn't. You can be denied entry for any reason. You don't have a right to visit another country. It's a privilege. There's no free speech issue here at all.

That being said, I suspect there is more to this story than the headline is alluding to, as there often is.
How does a union help you with your wrists?

I have no idea why you replied to me with this irrelevant nonsense, but a unions regularly protect injured workers from being fired (often for fabricated reasons). This is also why companies love illegal immigrants. When José loses a finger at the cannery, management just slips him a bus ticket back to Mexico and mentions that if he comes back they'll have to call immigration about some irregularities.

I was lucky enough that this happened before the modern era of cutthroat corporate behavior, and I was able to get physical therapy and ergonomic changes to fix the problem.

I type every single day and I don't want your health problem placing limits on my job flexibility and career advancement.

Again, WTF are you even talking about? What union? How does this imaginary union inhibit your ability to change jobs?

All I did was point out that sedentary jobs still have plenty of injury risk.
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A key aspect

[...] Anubis is implemented is that it triggers challenges for every request with a User-Agent containing "Mozilla". Nearly all AI scrapers (and browsers) use a User-Agent string that includes "Mozilla" in it. This means that Anubis is able to block nearly all AI scrapers without any configuration.

Seems like a little loosey-goosey approach, if all it takes is removing Mozilla from the User-Agent string, don't you think that'll be the first thing they do?
At this point I don't care about sustainable. I just want dimmable LEDs that don't flicker!
What were the actual texts? Have we gotten confirmation from homeland security if it was just harmless criticism? What if they were violent texts or threats of violence?
You mean the risk of not wanting to return to work after such a break?
Show HN: I built a MCP server so Claude can interact with Airtable
Hi! I built an MCP server that allows clients to interact directly with Airtable. Now you can query, create, update, and delete records directly in Claude or Cursor.
It's literally in the first sentence: "We the people of the United States of America"
You can wait to release something all over the world which will take time because it’s not an engineering issue but a compliance/legal or other types of issue. Or you can iterate faster by doing the minimum and getting feedback and then releasing it in other markets. Not sure what’s wrong with this approach.
The box it came in probably tastes better.
It’s kind of funny that people think of “sandboxing” as the main feature of containers, or even as a feature at all. The distribution benefits have always been the entire point of Docker.

The logo of Docker is a ship with a bunch of shipping containers on it (the original logo was clearer, but the current logo still shows this). “Containers” has never been about “containment”, but about modularity and portability.
Did they finally actually say how the tj actions repo got compromised. When I was fixing that shit on saturday it was still 'we don't know how they got access!?!?'
cool wanna give me a reference so I can get in, do I have to phyiscally show up?
100% and I’ve done this, but it’s still there.
This is why I love HN! Only here you’ll find the actual guy who invented dimming!
I can't imagine anything worse than that.
- Failed drug policy: Execute every drug dealer, no matter what country they come from

- Successful drug policy: Abuse opioids, raise tariffs, and declare victory
Were you around for the first 10-15 years of the widespread consumer Internet?

I actually disagree with you that things are good, security-wise, today.. They are still pretty bad.

Back then was extremely bad.. Back then, Windows was never designed to be a networked operating system and was just full of security problems like you wouldn't believe.
I'm wondering about the contention of this pattern, how it handle updates and how big they have gone as well of how many inserts/updates per second
That's not the narrative you should be looking to draw from this.
oh no applications are closed, bummer I was working on some ai stuff last week and on the weekend, its a shame that people that are working on AI stuff are too busy to notice events like this where some publicity or peer review or criticism might come handy
> Now everyone has to ask what Microsoft, Google, AWS, Red Hat, etc. would do to avoid risking their government contracts or possible consequences for their executives

As long as executive compensation is tied to stock performance, coorperations will only care about their stock price and the kinds of things that will affect it. I do not trust them regardless of who is in the White House. Their alignment of values/incentives is diametrically opposed to mine...
It won't be long until AI makes spelling, grammar and usage errors, if it's trained on things like message boards where people still don't know the difference between were, we're and where, lose vs. loose, affect vs. effect and wary vs. weary.
I know people in other industries use AI a lot and likes it. Accounting, legal, writing (a lot here). I agree that companies that focus on all verticals like openai is definitely the way to go. Claude code capabilities are not very significant compared to openai though. There is no big moat and a lot of it is perception, marketing.
Was wondering the same thing. I found this:

> 1. Can I choose a color for Core Time 2? Yes you can! Just not yet. We are finalizing all the color options and will contact everyone prior to shipping so you can choose which color best suits you! Just make sure your contact information is correct for your pre-order

-- https://bsky.app/profile/repebble.com/post/3lkt2yfub7s2i
Sounds like a minimum wage
You don't actually know what the texts said. There's been a great deal of conjecture with no actual confirmation. Maybe there's something else here and the media is just running with a narrative. Maybe the CBP is being overzealous and needs to be reigned in.

Either way, applications for visas do not have to be accepted.

Americans talk crap about Trump and Biden and every other leader in this country. Here you are doing it on a US based website. Nobody cares.
Probably because it's state sponsored thievery. If you get to try multiple times, you can learn from failures. If you pool your knowledge, even better.
wait what I didnt know this I mentored and judged at various hackathons in the USA, do people really care about what type of visa they get? Is this a thing in 2025?
its all about scope
> "elect me and I'll solve your problems."

Isn't that a function of living within hierarchies?

Can you describe a system of change where one person is not ultimately responsible for the changes?

Unions exist as a structure of power, but that power still has contend with company power. Good outcomes are proportional to challenging someone else's power, and people use their power to punish challengers and reward loyalists.

That means good outcomes, no matter what the system, are a function of pain tolerance and people's willingness to make sacrifices for the benefit of others. Unions are a higher leverage vehicle for making sacrifices, but if there is no tolerance for pain or sacrifice then your only option is submission and hoping those with more power than you use it responsibly rather than becoming increasingly more despotic.
It seems it’s the method of application they’ve invented/developed rather than the tape itself:

> McLaren develops aerospace-inspired ART method for volume composite super car engineering

https://www.compositesworld.com/news/mclaren-develops-aerosp...
Probably, but if they do that, then that means that I win because I forced them to make changes to their configuration and code.

It means that I would have successfully caused them to waste their time. It would be pretty fun to see that happen.
Headphone cups, laptop, bicycle wheels, bicycle seat, water bottle holder, mechanical pencil, tent poles, sunglasses case.