skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
I'd love to hear more about this REPL-driven development. I've heard people bring it up from time to time, but it's clearly very different from the typical "stateless horizontal micro-service" that has become common practice.

What tools are used for "write new code and immediately print out its value, then with one shortcut make it part of the regular codebase" and how does that square with working on a team and getting code reviewed?
I’m working on embodied AI. More specifically, focusing on humanoid legged robots for long horizon tasks combining navigation and manipulation/interaction.

We just actually put a paper out in arXiv: https://arxiv.org/pdf/2503.12533
And the project page is: https://beingbeyond.github.io/being-0/

BAAI is also hiring! No fully remote positions though. :-/
>which creates a new REPL with some very important changes

I don't like shrug! I don't want any shrug!

... Of course, if you can arrange for the target system to decode and execute the embedded code, it's already compromised...

>eval doesn't like statements and everyone already knows to suspect exec code.

If people don't equally well suspect `eval` then education attempts have seriously failed.

Incidentally: one way every Pythonista can help improve OSS is to search on GitHub for insecure-but-intentional - as well as inappropriate-but-legitimate -uses of `eval` to submit PRs. For example, it often gets used to convert hex digits to raw byte values (https://github.com/search?q=%22eval%28%5C%220x%22+lang%3APyt...), rather than simply passing a `base` argument to `int`.
If acknowledging my opinion was dated based on older experiences constitutes “unsupported FUD”, well, have fun with the life experiences that attitude produces for you.
It is, in my opinion (as an avid Rust user!). The type errors from most of the major web frameworks/ORMs (diesel, sqlx) are just awful, more often than not. Usually some inscrutable thing involving Send/Sync. Or some hilariously complicated type/trait hackery on the part of the library, attempting to save me from the former, that I'm never going to figure out.

Great language in many other settings, but not this one. At least not right now, but given my experience with async Rust in general, I'm not sure it ever will be.
I also had a poor experience with Canonical hiring process.

I applied for an EM role in May 2020, crickets for NINE months, then they invited me to begin the process in Feb 2021. Of course I had signed up elsewhere long before that.

Yep, hiring is hard, but how you treat applicants says everything about your culture.
No. You are thinking of git bisect
wget won't convert hrefs / src to a correct relative location.
Ok, they are not handcrafting fiber optics into the shapes of a star. But what I'm seeing in this video is a lot of argument from authority, posturing, pomp and inefficient bespoke manufacturing processes. When you actually look at the feature set and comfort quality you're getting from the interior of a Hongqi E-HS9... it's actually competitive if not better than a Rolls Royce. In fact the designer of the Hongqi E-HS9 used to work for Rolls Royce.

Can a Rolls Royce turn its wheels 90 degrees to park sideways? Does it have advanced LIDAR self-driving?
I actually didn't see this before, but that is absolute gold - Asi Cohen is a national treasure (and absolutely a suave arsim XD)
What if the ai augments the shutter timing because you were shaking? The ai monkey pressed the shutter so no copyright I guess? Pretty sure several apps do this on night photo mode.
There's very little an individual can sensibly do. You can't pick and choose every feature you want; you're given bundles of features and you have to pick which bundle you like best. This sort of bundling is deliberate anti-competitive behaviour, which the EU and other countries have recently taken steps to crack down on. So there is hope that apple will be reigned in here.
It might be a walled garden (which is a form of security) but thats also why a lot of people buy their products. Know your demographic.
MicroUSB is a terrible connector. Every time I have to use one, it's impossible to get into the slot; it's finicky, breakable and has a one way orientation. Lightning is delightful to use.
In general, people have to take a hazing at the certification lab before realizing something that "just works" is just not good enough.

There are a lot of different processes for manufacturing electronics, different DFM strategies, and choosing the right path is often a trade secret.

Usually made Jr staff read the NASA workmanship standards manual, cables and harnesses guide, and the tin whisker paper. Additionally, they would be expected to get their RF/ham technician license within the year, and practice coding test/boot-loader jigs in C/C++ in their assignments.

There is also a tacit discussion about Metrology that lasts on average 3 months if you are smart...

Book looks funny (AI slop?), as volume manufacturing is a different skill-set requiring designing to both a standard and factory capabilities. =3
> conveniently restricts things like push notifications for web apps.

I have never knowingly allowed push notifications. I dumped Facebook years ago when whatever their messaging app started popping people's faces up all over my phone's screen, using valuable screen acreage to tell me that someone posted an uninformed conspiracy theory.

Strikes me as a feature, frankly.
For me "botn in the country" or "born a citizen of the country" does not mean much.

This is like assuming that your birth status makes the person. Think minarchy, castes, ...

You can be a naturalized citizen in live with your country, or a born citizen plain stupid and with worst interests in mind.
Fair enough. Do you think you could have taken that advice then?

Even if taking it negatively impacted loved ones (in the short term at least)?

Personally, I just don’t know how to make that kind of decision well beyond a certain point.
You pay, personal information and lost time is the currency.
The part of the story left out of the original title: "...while on an illegal poaching expedition in a protected nature reserve."
I gave GPT 4.5 my journal to test its emotional intelligence
Not without downloading both of the archives and doing some analysis. This guy [1..6] did some manual analysis.

[1] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902140293794951311

[2] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902142521175683387

[3] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902144127107527034

[4] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902144967197237429

[5] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902148606355800472

[6] https://x.com/EdKrassen/status/1902150408996319335
Your not wrong but it is significantly better then microsoft which was its main competitor.
It's not a ponzi scheme, stop buying into the privatization lies. No thank you.
Intelligence networks can manufacturer their own hype, and often, there's no independent company that steps up. I'm sure some of the attempts go bust, but there a couple of first-party Intelligence-community fronts that succeeded https://www.justice.gov/usao-sdca/pr/fbi-s-encrypted-phone-p...
I did a one week test drive of Apple Watch a year and a half ago and I could barely get a day out of it. That alone was a deal breaker for me.
Another sus thing about this Password app is what “App Privacy Report” shows.

Sometimes it would increment counters for visited sites without you using the app, which likely means that sites are able to track you if you have an entry in Passwords.

Alternatively, some sites do not show up in logs even though icon shows up for a site/password entry.
>One reason iMessage is less of a total cesspit than SMS is that the ecosystem is closed

Would like to add my personal experience: I get way more spam iMessages coming from random Apple IDs than I do spam SMSes.
From https://news.ycombinator.com/showhn.html

> If your work isn't ready for users to try out, please don't do a Show HN. Once it's ready, come back and do it then. Don't post landing pages or fundraisers.

Remember to repost it when it's ready.
Are there any ways to do some sort of upscaling for HiDPI displays? I’ve always wondered what MacOS 8 or 9 would feel like with 2x retina style rendering.
Mutated DNA Restored to Normal in Gene Therapy Advance
I am unable to down vote. All of my replies in this thread have been a somewhat neutral tone ... just here to help.

With all your flailing of arms, whaling away at perhaps an imperfect system -- my reply to you has been at my cost as well - demonstrating if any thing the point I was attempting to make.

In regard to your other replies to me, perceived agitator was to mean specifically those users in the thread who have made some critique valid or not. As for crying, no not exactly. Some people are particularly sensitive to online arguments or hot debates. I've long been a moderator at a few different forums, and found myself quite surprised by the last people I'd expect messaging me over hurt feelings or inaction on my part. I'd also point out that in this feed plenty of members would feel they're enforcing a flame free area - they don't necessarily have any side or bias.
* First three points matter more on bad connections, but are less of a problem on good ones.

* Private addressing is a feature, not a bug, in the datacenter.

* NAT is a feature, not a bug, in the datacenter.

* Simpler routing matters more on bad connections, but is less of a problem on good ones.

* DHCP is a feature, not a bug, in the datacenter.

Overall, it adds features that I don't need in my datacenter, and takes away others that I do and now need to add back. Like I said: it's great outside the datacenter, not so great inside it.
I haven't had a problem with my Wi-Fi in Linux since 2006, what are you on about?
Heat accelerates aging, a new study finds
Usually there exist also dedicated car chargers for the lighter socket.
Look this isn't like preventing murder or building roads. We're talking about knowledge.

The only ethical way to protect privacy is to prevent knowledge slipping into the hands of other people.

Restrictions to sharing it once it's out are unconstitutional in the United States because it's the same thing as speech.
I'm very happy to hear you had fun with it. Thank you for the comprehensive feedback and for trying it out!

Not sure what's happening with the tarball. Will take a look at that.
Yes. Think of it as a CAPTCHA. There’s a reason.
Furious at FCC, Arkansas jail cancels inmate phone calls rather than lower rates
https://archive.ph/kmgSa
> 90% of people have or will have had HPV in their lifetime

I suspect that number will soon become out-of-date, given that there's a widely available vaccination against HPV now.
The time you spent wrangling your player and scripts costs at least x10 the time it takes for you to open a browser, and visit m.youtube.com
I collaborated with Cozy Ventures on the website design. I don’t think this violates any rules, but unfortunately the post has already been flagged

Update: Removed this information from the website
It’s all 2.4, so you you can cook in there just fine.

But seriously that probably would be around 50w of tx power lol.

You could probably sort it with 10 good APs

But yeah, it’s going to be an RF star for sure.
MacOS is indeed pretty bonkers.

- Things that should be system settings are instead apps (amphetamine, rectangle).

- There's no way to move focus around directionally between windows with a keyboard.

- "Open file" windows give you nowhere to paste a path (tip: cmd + shift + g summons a path prompt).

- Full screen windows now must be managed like they've just become an entire workspace, and the underlying app may or may not support the un-full-screen button.

- The error messages don't give you enough info to actually act on them (apparently "Docker" will damage my computer, and I should uninstall it, but it won't give me a path to the offending file, so I don't know how to install it, also this warning returns if I close it so it's just been hanging around for months.)

My strategy for maintaining sanity is to do as much as possible through zellij (a terminal multiplexer), that way I can use the same muscle memory on Linux as well. As for the rest, I just try to ignore it.
The best way to use AWS IAM policies is to not use them at all.

AWS allows to use multiple accounts easily, and accounts are (by default) completely isolated from each other. That's actually how services work internally at AWS, it's not uncommon for a service to have hundreds of AWS accounts (one for each region multipled by the number of environments).

It's not so easy with GCP.
The donations would go directly to the individual doing this with no relationship with Mozilla (e.g. with Patreon or similar), not to Mozilla itself.
Frankly the commit message is usually the important thing. I care about why a change happened. Give me a Jira ticket, or a line of reasoning, or some documentation. I need to know this far more often than I care who literally typed the code in the computer.
Many require a contract of a year to reimburse training costs. You can leave before then by just paying the difference. Many who claim its servitude aren’t saving their earnings and can’t hold a job longer than a year. In the end though, read the contract. Never sign anything you can’t commit to.
For Tiger and beyond wouldn't the hackintosh images in VirtualBox give you what youre looking for?
I would bet you're probably right. You are touching on the heart of the fact that regime transition is really a intl. Relations problem.
I’m a part of the patient gamers Discord server and have been working on the voting site for our Game of the Month: https://pg-gotm.com/

It’s pretty fun! It uses Ranked Choice Voting and lets users nominate games using the IGDB API. I’ve recently switched from MySQL to SQLite (technically libSQL / Turso) for the site and it seems to be going well! I’d love to add some nice stats with graphs about games and votes sometime in the future.
If having a laptop is really one of the biggest issues, I will happily get you one (assuming there is somewhere I can send it). Won't be anything fancy, but it'll be a laptop. Email in bio.
Nah, that was an executive order:
https://www.whitehouse.gov/presidential-actions/2025/01/prot...

This is about screwing the poor out of social security benefits.
Yes, because the crappy agency job means colleagues, who will be in similarly reduced circumstances, and you can ask them for advice, especially about a cheap place to live.
If we're counting non-sexually transmitted infections as STIs (HSV-1), we may as well include getting sneezed on and catching a cold during sex as an STI too, as it's closer to an STI than the previous.

Also, many people get cold sores from their mum or dad. You are basically calling us all mfers..
I mean… $100M of fraud is kind of a joke. Taking this statement at face value we’d be talking about a fraud rate of less than .01%. The US spent 1.3T on social security last year. A .01% loss rate would be absolutely remarkable and an incredible success given the massive benefits to society social security provides.
it's unique, and it's not even that bad. you shouldn't compare this to the apple watches of the world when the screen itself could display 64 colours at best (monochrome at worst). the design language should line in perfectly with those from the pebble os. it's supposed to be quirky, not liking the looks of it just means you're not the target audience.
I will acknowledge that truly massive datacenter deployments can and do use these technologies to good effect, but I haven't worked at any of these kinds of places in the last fifteen years and I suspect many (most?) of my colleagues haven't either. Anything smaller than a /8, they usually don't add much and just get in the way more often than not.
What about PGO?
Gavin Newsom Is Reportedly Sending Burner Phones to Tech CEOs
> the website root should not talk about peertube, it should drop me into peertube

> Can't they get a better domain

Maybe the website you were looking for is https://peer.tube
By hardwiring the allocator you may end up with binaries that load two different allocators. It is too fun to debug a program that is using jemalloc free to release memory allocated by glibc. Unless you know what you are doing, it is better to leave it as is.
Eh, I attended a conservative Christian college and there was a pretty strict religious code of conduct students were required to abide by. I would find it pretty disturbing for the school to retroactively rescind my engineering degree due to my having drunk underage or being an atheist.

You can come up with whatever justification you want, but this action is unprecedented and clearly a politically motivated punishment.
MidnightSumo: Live broadcast and commentary in English of grand sumo tournaments
Starliner Astronauts Return to Earth After More Than 9 Months in Space
It is why a customer ought to prioritize open source and open everything even if the customer is paying a vendor for support or a service.
Blaze: Compiling JSON Schema for 10x Faster Validation
Robinson, sans Greenland.
Sure, but I hope you recognize that it is possible to do two things at once.

Corporations have pressure points and there are a myriad of ways to contribute to the overall progress that each one wants to see for themselves.
It's clear "the guy" did the majority of the creative work, so whilst it's "not difficult to understand" the law, it is a nuanced situation. Pretending it is not because of the letter of the law is just sidestepping the conversation we are trying to have.
Tesla can continue to operate without Musk.
episode and transcript Referenced in the blog: https://www.robinlinacre.com/recommend_duckdb/#:~:text=in%20...
US Music Streaming Tops 100M Subscribers; Vinyl Beats CDs for 3rd Year [pdf]
On a re-read yeah perhaps I did.
This is why I liked the orange collar idea so much. For some reason the movement never gained traction. But the idea is simple - if you see a cat with an orange collar, it’s an indoor only cat that has escaped.

Orange was chosen to be bright and align with prisoner garb. It’s such a good simple idea and the complete negativity of the internet pretty much killed it.
Can't this be fixed easily by another university bestowing an honorary degree to this guy then?
Replit Deployment Repricing (Feb 2025)
If only he had wired up the shutter to an AND gate, one for the monkey and one for him.

Since the monkey can't contribute he'd be the sole owner for holding down half of the button.
The article frames this as an “outreach” thing but it looks to me like a way to avoid transparency and use private unofficial channels
No one cares about those "benefits" _on a gigabit line_. The head of your line is not blocked at such speeds, believe you me. Same thing with compression. Like, why. Other than to make it harder to debug?
tj-actions/changed-files corrupted to run credential-stealing memory scraper
I’m late 50s, having kids younger means I now have young grandkids. The nice thing about them is they keep me young and active, but when they smell funny, have snotty noses, or when I’m just tired—-I can hand them back to their parents.

The best thing about grandkids, is no one really gets mad when you do the old “pull my finger” trick. You’re an old man and it’s expected of ya.
Just zooming in on txt2img, an AI generated image is:

- The text prompt

- The negative prompt

- The model

- The model seed

- Any LoRAs selected

What about this is copyrightable? The specific text used in the prompt? This would mean I could copyright "man holding apple".

Maybe the summation of all of the above? But that would be akin to copyrighting a specific Adobe Photoshop workflow.
You can both use macs and criticize Apple to be and do better. Why would they change for no reason? I've heard this myth about companies listening to customers :)
This is fantastic! I love it. Pretty quick too...

For a rails codebase that is ~18 years old, has 1695 committers and more than 220,000 commits:

time git who
...
real 0m2.885s
user 0m2.711s
sys 0m0.767s
> a modal pops up forcing you to hit agree in order to get dictation

Are you sure this isn't the local model download prompt? The first time you use it, it does need to download some content to make that work.
> Everyone would be much better off if you were forced to invest the same amount of money into a personal 401k

Try telling this to people whose target retirement year was 2008.

And I'm sure the people relying on 401ks to retire in 2026 are feeling a bit on edge right now.
Unfortunately, a lot of countries are doing a similar thing as these countries, there’s a lot of authoritarians taking over all over the world.

I think people should talk not only about the history or events in one country, but also talk about how other places are following in their footsteps and how we can prevent it from going forward where we can.

Also, interestingly, when folks talk about how the USA is sliding into authoritarianism on HN, it’s often downvoted, while for other countries it’s treated as serious and obvious, so it’s hard for Americans to see people agree that Turkey is doing bad stuff but they deny the same for America.

Lessons need to be shared so we can all do better together, I think.
It looks good. Don't confuse sleek with attractive.
Born in the country lessens the likelihood that you are beholden to more than one master. Born in another country then naturalized still does not rule out sleeper agent situations. Seems pretty obvious to me.

I'm one that questions the whole pledge of allegiance forced to be recited by children that have no wherewithal to understand what allegiance even means or the ramifications of that pledge. Yet, I'm okay with born in country and of a minimum age.
Gosh is there no forum on the Internet for smart people curious about technology?

When did Hacker News become Hobo News?
I would write it as "Customers can be bombarded with extra-cost upgrade and subscription offers throughout the life of the vehicle"
Unfortunately they have to be pretty harsh about chasing up child support, as people spend fantastic amounts of time and effort trying to dodge it. Support has to use imputed income based on earning capacity, because people regularly quit their jobs (or get ones that pay significantly worse that their previous income) to avoid paying child support.

I have a relative who worked in family law and I have no doubt there is a subset of the population (or rather the subset of the population who end up in the family court system) stupid and vindicative enough that they would deliberately get themselves held hostage, if they thought it would get them out of child support.
but that will bring low taxes and cars :(
> In Germany at least, code written by AI is not copyrightable

> There are nuances, so if you create a macro and then that macro writes something but it is completely determined by you then it should be ok.

How far does that extend? Like would IntelliSense cause your code to not be copyrightable? It's not that different from AI autocomplete on principal level. It shows you some options, but you make the final decision what to use.

And what about binaries? These days there are not many people who could tell the exact binary that is produced by certain source code.
I would love to see this get a brew release.
Why wouldn’t you just set an alias in your global git config for this?
> they just need to find a local young person that is willing to help them handle the requirements online

Is that an officially published guidance? Because it sounds awfully close to “social security/ballot harvesting” and will surely backfire on those old people.