skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
> Write as much CI logic as possible in your own code. Does not really matter what you use (shell scripts, make, just, doit, mage, whatever) as long as it is proper, maintainable code.

To an extent, yes. There should be one command to build, one to run tests, etc.

But in many cases, you do actually want the pipeline functionality that something like Gitlab CI offers - having multiple jobs instead of a single one has many benefits (better/shorter retry behaviour, parallelisation, manual triggers, caching, reacting to specific repository hooks, running subsets of tests depending on the changed files, secrets in env vars, artifact publishing, etc.). It's at this point that it becomes almost unavoidable to use many of the configuration features including branching statements, job dependencies etc. and that's where it gets messy.

The problem is really that you're forced to do all of that in YAML instead of an actual programming language.
I believe it, but only if you don't use it too often. Aluminum doesn't handle creep[1] well so the actual tow rating probably decreases every time you tow something near the limit.

Tesla's vehicles give me "disposable technology" vibes. Criminal for something so expensive that's also meant to be environmentally friendly.

[1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Creep_(deformation)
Despite the McDonald'ses, Amsterdam is not very boring or like, say, Prague.

I don't go to a touristy city for the shopping. Thanks to the Internet, I can already do that from anywhere, really. Sometimes I go to a touristy city for restaurants, but the presence of McDonald's doesn't take away from the dizzying array of typical food options in these places. Plus, globalization, to some degree, made it easy for a Dutch chef to come to my city to open a restaurant.
i think you need to break down what type of ADHD this is helping
I once read an article that promoted putting all of your business logic in the database, in the form of stored procedures, functions, etc. I thought the author was completely insane, until I kept reading. "You can change frontends any time you want, or you can run multiple frontends simultaneously. Everything important, including validation, is handled by the database." Have I done it? No... but that opened my mind to a new way of thinking.
"what rice cooker should I buy" returns a pretty in depth article on bonappetit.com and reddit as the top results, both recommending Zojirushi
> This isn't a vacuum charged with crawling the web, it's an adhoc GET request.

Doesn't matter. The robots-exclusion-standard is not just about webcrawlers. A `robots.txt` can list arbitrary UserAgents.

Of course, an AI with automated websearch could ignore that, as can webcrawlers.

If they chose do that, then at some point, some server admins might, (again, same as with non-compliant webcrawlers), use more drastic measures to reduce the load, by simply blocking these accesses.

For that reason alone, it will pay off to comply with established standards in the long run.
This doesn't have MTP flash or anything though which is a bummer.
Yes and likely yes.
My Quest for the Ultimate Home Office Firewall
It sounds very expressive but weirdly "fake" as if it's targeting to be similar to some NPC character, dataset issue?
Apparently Firefox is blocked `Failed to verify your browser - Vercel Security Checkpoint`.
Exa (YC S21) is trying to solve this problem by re-indexing the web in an LLM-friendly way.
David Graeber proven right every day.
Gen 1 wasn't Gen1. Gen1 for dynamic websites was a lamp stack with yolo javascript in the php header. Then people really started using jQuery because targeting a bunch of browsers at the time was a huge incompatible mess, along with other tools like modernize.js . Then your gen 1 started in earnest, if I remember correctly.

I remember the divisions slightly differently . There seemed to be a core movement from Ember.js and backbone onto Angular. Then from angular to react. Now I am seeing some movement off of react onto alternatives like Vue and Svelte, but almost everyone still is using react. Most shops have issues with the React part of their stack. It's still hard to get buy in for the alternatives in production. No one is using web assembly or even knows what a web component is.

I disagree about the comment about not going wrong with either. This assumes you or your team have the time to maintain the stack with the large amount of dependencies, as there are security patches often and deprecations often. It's a waste when it seems like a large portion of the actual market is just creating dashboard products. You can handle this with a much lighter frontend if you can get buy in (you can't).
Does Big Tech's suckiness open the door for leaner startups? – The Hustle
JD sitting in the WH not two weeks ago lecturing the UK about free speech. Check
This is a really delayed reply, so I'm hoping you'll see this.

> people in front of screens moving colorful shapes and forms

along those lines...

> (not talking visual programming here)

...even though you wrote that, I'd like you to check this out:

https://blockstud.io/tutorial/0
I mean, for those of us who used it since way before the '20s, it's not really a sentiment - it's a fact. You used to be able to type in 3 words and whatever error message your stack trace was showing, and the first 3 links returned were very likely a definitive source to solving your problem.Written by a human, and believe my word for it - it was much better back then than the crap you get out of torturing whatever your LLM of choice is. However the weird MBas took it over to and did exactly what you are describing - forced people to spend more time "engaging with the platform" (to increase the revenue). As you can see, they seem to have achieved this goal, and we all now spend time reformatting our queries as they wanted us to, and yes Google search is complete crap.
I just think you don’t know what you are talking about, not that you aren’t entitled to hold an opinion. You are spewing lies and hate, and the reason is your ignorance. None of the Palestinians who seek peace will agree with anything you typed out here. They understand really well that there are two foul players – Hamas and Religious Settlers (and Bibi who plays to their tune) and they seek ways to establish bridges with Israelis (just like Israelis do with Palestinians). But you have no idea about any of that, because you read Wikipedia, and BBC and random click-baiting press.
I would only do this if you want to get strip searched, shackled, chained, driven around in a prisoner van, examined by doctors at your expense then released a day later without apology. Make sure your affairs are in order to be disappeared, before crossing.

I'm still in 4 figure debt from the last made up reason a CBPO used to fuck with me.
https://thelibre.news/foss-infrastructure-is-under-attack-by...
I don't expect Apple to get someone back into an account they've forgotten everything about, but you shouldn't need to do that just to download a free app. Grandma already knows her passcode, that should be enough.
Many obligations are dominated in local currency, as such, we must acquire local currency to discharge those obligations.

To a certain extent, being able to rent a flat that someone else has built is a carrot -- a luxury -- but to a certain extent, anti-vagrancy laws mean that there are whips -- consequences -- that I may incur but not having a flat. Social norms are constructed, but they are still real.
https://archive.ph/BjcR0
My experience is very very different. LLM code is often useless for Frontend stuff for me while it's okay for things like Java and Rust etc.

For frontend stuff the churn seems to be so big that I almost never get valid code because the LLM only know about some old versions or combinations of versions. The "statistical average" they learned is seldom correct for me.

I wonder what we do differently.
> when taxpayers over in America forgo all of that...

Are you really claiming that if the US stopped subsidizing security overseas, American voters and politicians would suddenly begin to support "free healthcare and college" in the US? Your claim is that it's a _budget issue_?
I don't think it's moving the goal posts. It's a very reasonable thing to ask. I have Go projects that are now 10 years old that require zero maintenance on my part.

I also do frontend as my day job, and it's extremely hard to get any old react project to work with current tooling. The migration work basically amounts to a total rewrite and that's the issue with react.

Sure if you were using just react that is okay, but how many frontend projects are JUST using react? The issue with react has always been the community surrounding it. Library recommendations that use to be "best practices" get churned into the next thing marketers want to push.

It's very wasteful in our community because we are just tilting at windmills rather than focusing on the harder problems we have to collectively sell. We should start shunning tools that enable this churn, not all frontend communities are like this either but the popular ones seem to be.
> we've seen that permanent residents can have their permanent residency canceled

If you're talking about Mahmoud Khalil, that was probably unlawful, and you should wait for your judicial branch to pass judgment before reaching the conclusion that fascism is lawful.
good read, thanks for sharing!
It does not consistently do this. I just tried "who is Arve Hjalmar Holmen" again and it said:

> Arve Hjalmar Holmen is a Norwegian man who gained attention due to his involvement in a notorious criminal case. He was convicted in 2019 for his role in a large-scale fraud scheme, which involved selling non-existent apartments in Norway. Holmen, along with accomplices, deceived victims into paying for apartments that didn’t exist, leading to significant financial losses for those involved.

> If you're referring to a different person with the same name, or need more details on the case, feel free to clarify!

If I keep asking it alternates between "I don't know anything about this guy" and making up a different crime every time (like "He was involved in the high-profile Norsk Tippings fraud case."). It's honestly bizarre, I can't get it to do this with any other non-famous name.

This is all within the same chat session, previous answers are in the context window and it's still making up brand new crimes.
My case against running containers in tests
pnpm saves a lot of disk space by reusing packages and hardlinking (or reflinking if your filesystem supports that) from a single global directory. It's fully transparent for you.

Optionally, it can also use a strict mode (or whatever it's called) where you can only access packages that are explicitly mentioned in your dependency list. Really helps with preventing you from accidentally creating unexpended ties to your transitive dependencies.

Yarn doesn't really have major upsides compared to modern npm if you can't/won't use their package format (which allows for reading files directly from compressed archives, but it comes with a bunch of downsides and doesn't work with all text editors and frameworks).

tldr: I'd recommend pnpm.
"claude can now ddos random websites . . . more so"
Whip is a means of signaling and carrot has utility of it's own. That's an important distinction.
Could also be that they use ory "only" for oauth 2.

Customer facing it looks like a combination of nextauth and auth0 (at least on my end)
Not to be too glib, but rather than citing a theoretical need to stage an uprising, why not measure something more direct and practical, like the number of mass shootings. Some stats - https://www.healthdata.org/news-events/insights-blog/acting-...

Yes, a tyrant could take over, but the only credible threat Canada has had of that since the second world war has been our most powerful ally 'joking' about annexing us. A well-armed militia wouldn't really help to stop that given the difference in equipment and headcount between the Canadian military, and the US military.

If Canadians decide that Canada needs one, we should implement a method to drive enrollment in the the Canadian Army Reserves, or implement a home defense militia that folks could enroll and participate in with a guarantee that they couldn't be deployed outside of Canada (I was in our armed forces, and would not join a volunteer unit that could be deployed overseas, but would immediately sign up for one that was only legally allowed to be deployed domestically for defense).
She crossed from Mexico because she had been denied entry previously at another crossing.
Many if not most websites are paid for by eyeballs not by get requests. A bot is a bot is a bot. Respect robots.txt or expect to have your IPs banned.
I worked at one place where they made me sign a severance agreement to the effect that I'd never apply for a job there again or they could sue me. Fat chance. Within 1.5 years they got acquired by a major fashion brand -- hard to believe that the contract still applies.
I make enough edits to my various projects from my phone these days that I avoid anything where I would need to run a script on my laptop.
Any computer is general purpose if you want it hard enough.

I hope this being more accessible than other Nvidia gear allows it to develop a healthy software ecosystem that doesn't depend so much on Nvidia.
Is it a fallacy though? It doesn't make sense to buy a new EV if you still have a gas car that's working fine. In the same vein, I wouldn't want to throw out my gas furnace or water heater to replace with electric, creating waste and requiring the manufacturing of a new unit
They both have ~0.25TBps memory bandwidth & huge GPUs. They very much are in the same space.

I'm very Team Red (AMD) but I dig & respect the 4x 40Gbps USB ports here. Its not popular but it is a good way to attach pretty fast storage. Also the 200Gbps connect-x7 is just awesome. Users can add what they will to Strix Halo, but it's neat seeing good connectivity on chip.

I hope AMD can get better about USB4 & Thunderbolt 4. It really feels like it should be part of their APUs. Apple shipping 6x TB5 ports on the new M3 Ultra is a beautiful example of what life should be like.
We Can Organize Amazon, but Only If We Understand It
Install Proxmox VE (or hypervisor of your choice) and then OPNsense as a VM inside that. You won't be disappointed.
Unironically I tried that. Limited success.
It also means there will be a power brick under the desk. I'm not sure there are monitors that can power it from their USB-C ports.
He's implying causality the other way. A desire to not want to die paired with a desire to avoid traditional religion leads people to indulge ideas and concepts they would otherwise dismiss as nonsense - singularity, simulation, medical immortality, and so on.

We want religion, but we don't want it to be called religion. I'm not just mocking others either. I'm quite compelled by the simulation hypothesis, but have the self awareness to realize my personal biases are likely playing a huge role there.

A nice 'scientific hypothesis' that I can comfortably discuss or debate with the benefit that I can convince myself that when I close my eyes for the final time that's not necessarily the end of the journey. Ahhh feels good.
Same thing for example for public tv broadcast streams. Often they want you to create an account with an email to watch streams, for totally zéro use for you but they hope to be able to target you with ad and co.

Same thing, I create a random account with random creds each time I want to use it. And there will be zero impact for me if it leaks...
* element
Do you know or want this to be the facts? Because the main problem right now is that it's an unknown.
$2000 and flying 11 hours to get to LAX only to be turned around is a pretty expensive statement to make unless you did it as some sort of political stunt
Because of another commenter who did, BUT I do not think that this is true, not after having read the manual pages. Do you think people who misuse strtok can implement their own alternative? The Internet is full of proper uses of strtok, and I bet LLMs know it too, and would help you through the process if you so want. This applies to most functions e.g. strcpy vs. strncpy vs. strlcpy, just to name one.

Honestly, if someone cannot use strtok (if they should really use it) after having read all the manual pages there is, I doubt they would be able to come up with their own, better version of it.
That’s too much work. I’d rather ask the LLM to rewrite my first message for me. And the UI should then give me an option to “start new chat from suggested prompt.”
Claude Tried to Nuke My Home Directory
I think there’s room to argue that that’s a matter of perspective. The intent of the attacker is not that important to the people being attacked.
Open Infrastructure Foundation Joins Forces with Linux Foundation
You know what Claude can't do? Successfully vibe me a solution to:

"""
i need a bashrc command that will map the alias "logg" to open macvim to the file at ~/log.txt, then execute the macro defined by "<leader>z"
"""

Note <leader>z ends with user in insert mode, Claude provides solution below but puts me in edit mode. (I still have to press "i")

alias loggg='mvim ~/log.txt -c "normal \<leader>z"'
A very cool project. Incentive alignment is hard to do well, and doing it both equitably and equally is even harder.
The value is 1) I can edit the site from any device with a web browser, 2) I don't want to run a process manually, I want it to be automatic (I don't want extra work every time I change a line of text), 3) other people can contribute content through a PR and everything is fixed again with no need for me (or them) to run anything, 4) there are canned github actions to do things so I don't have to figure them out, 5) once I add the Pages plumbing it'll automatically publish a website for me
Oh, the actual communism is cool again? What is happening in US, for real?
I am 1,000% percent for the open source but, empirically, Eclipse couldn't keep up with the JetBrains before and now with Cursor/Windsurf/...

Something at the Eclipse Foundation is not working. I don't know what it is. I hope they can fix it. In my opinion, open source tools andmodels are necessary for the Industry to thrive.
As someone who developed web apps since the DHTML days when DOM was not yet standardized,... :)

I'd add another major category and that's ExtJS and friends (large integrated MVC GUI component frameworks), which successfully replicated the [developer] feel of desktop GUI toolkits in the browser, somewhere between your last two categories.
"We also ensured that these links remain invisible to human visitors through carefully implemented attributes and styling."

If this works, then legitimate users won't get fake responses. One concern I have is the experience of people using screen readers.
Trump isn’t the president of the UK so the international media doesn’t care.
There's only one room I haven't been to yet, and today it had a name on it.
If the logistic driving parameter is large enough it can also lead to complete chaos.
> Don't believe me? Route Ottawa to Vancouver in google maps.

Default 44hr route goes through the states. If I click and drag the route up to go through winnipeg, it becomes a 47hr route that doesn't go through the states. I don't think this proves anything.
The Bird-Flu Tipping Point
https://archive.is/H8TlB
No crime is ever committed by law abiding citizen, by definition. That being said, lawfully acquired guns are routinelly used in crimes.

Plus, they make gun owning men (specifically) much more successful at killing themselves.

Plus they cause accidents.

Guns are waay more likely to be used by tyrants supporters then by anybody else. Case in point, republicans support president dismantling democracy and own more guns.
You say "stunt" like it's a useless gesture. Pretty sure there are YouTubers that could swing the $2K for the clicks.
Hi Jeff, Thanks for updating the TTS endpoint! I was literally about to have to make a workaround with the chat completions endpoint with a hit and hope the transcription matches strategy... as it was the only way to get the updated voice models.

Curious.. is gpt-4o-mini-tts the equivilant of what is/was gpt-4o-mini-audio-preview for chat completions? Because in timing tests it takes around 2 seconds to return a short phrase which seems more equivilant to gpt-4o-audio-preview.. the later was much better for the hit and hope strat as it didn't ad lib!

Also I notice you can add accents to instructions and it does a reasonable job. But are there any plans to bring out localized voice models?
> and you can do a binary->decimal conversion without relying on previous results which is a log(n) operation, ie one operation per decimal digit

Aren't those operations divisions? One division would usually be considered more than one operation.
Yes and the UK has very strict entry rules of its own, that it is eager and willing to enforce unless you fall into some special category.

Calling this a "warning" is stupid.
I doubt it would be reviewing all data everytime a request was made. Also a key issue is that unless there is a specific source that states these events happened to this person, the model was able to put 2 and 2 together and come up with 3005. What's to say the model hasn't done something like this with another person's data?
So, referring specifically to the example they show on the front-page, what value does this bring actually? The best example they could come up with is Typescript migration ? Really? Weren't the LLMs supposed to be a superior alternative to searching the web? Why do we need to produce more CO2 to do the same we could have done at the fraction of the cost, of course at the time when the google search was still working?
Passing the generated audio back to GPT-4o to ask for the structured annotations would be a fun test case.
I hear that, it seems a common observation. Maybe a fundamental truth of enterprise.

> until you have the full factory going you won't be able to fully estimate your actual numbers, much less come up with all the sequential small improvements that build on each other.

Why not? Is there a theory or school of management or industry that establishes this foundational principle that seems so commonly invoked? It feels true, but I don't really know why it might be true. There must also be great examples of counterpoints in this too!

Maybe it goes back to learn by doing: it's a common refrain in outdoor recreation that safety rules are written in blood; that many of our guidelines directly follow from bad things that happened. But certainly we can also design safety rules by thinking critically about our activities. Learn by doing vs theory.
> Website of Nike? Website of Starbucks? Likely position number one.

...if you're blocking ads and/or they're paying big advertisement bucks.
> I don't understand why the dominant approach is an actual, realistic chat interface where you can only add a new response, or in best case create "threads".

I'm not 100% sure either, I think it might just be a first-iteration UX that is generally useful, but not specifically useful for use cases like coding.

To kind of work around this, I generally keep my prompts as .md files on disk, treat them like templates where I have variables like $SRC that gets replaced with the actual code when I "compile" them. So I write a prompt, paste it into ChatGPT, notice something is wrong, edit my template on disk then paste it into a new conversation. Iterate until it works. I ended up putting the CLI I use for this here, in case others wanna try the same approach: https://github.com/victorb/prompta
the manual filter is great, you can then say his name in Teams and then it disables copilot everywhere (meetings, conversations, group chats)