skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
What if the transcendence of a unique style into a commodity is inevitable for all greatly influential styles, and a mark of greatness not of debasement or dilution. What if instead of the "impurity" of the commons polluting the "purity" of the pure form, the pure form has evolved into a memetic virus that has infected everything and reproduced itself in many forms, beyond even the power of its creator? The creator's grief at, in part, loss of control is understandable but perhaps is a tribute to how what they created transcended them into a thing with a life of its own, one of the truest tributes to creative genius, no?

What if a distinct style is not owned by one artist, even if they are most associated with it, but in reality, in art historical reality, is most commonly explored by a group of more and less famous creators, all as part of a movement, at a time? What influences did Ghibli draw on?

Buddhism says all things are essentially empty of their own existence but are merely conditions resulting from other causes, and so on, in a chain unending. Like this.

The pointillism[0] of Impressionism that ended up spread to the masses by countless including Bob Ross is one example of the memetic evolution and transcendent influence of "high art". Greatness can filter down but it doesn't mean it's not great.

An iPhone is still a masterpiece even if you hold it in the ghetto. Does the ghetto pollute it or does it lift the ghetto? Maybe there's cross pollination, but I think it's infected with its greatness.

0: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Pointillism
This is a great idea. Nice job!
The US Treasury has one, though. Not sure if that satisfies the above criteria.
> You can create that kind of garbage with any framework, or without framework

I would think it would be quite a challenge to accomplish the given task without a framework?
> If you read the court transcript, he actually did ask her out on a date and she said no :)

I didn't read the court transcripts, but my understanding from the various stories was that she claimed he asked her out on a date.

She claimed lots of things, much of which appears to have been outright lies.
The Guardian is fairly protected from commercial influence but its not that well protected against elitism, which unfortunately still means a lot in the UK today.

This is why the Guardian is simultaneously "progressive", yet also at times openly hostile to the working class. Its "progressive but not working class" stance promotes identity politics, and probably does more to pit left-wing voters against each other than any other UK-publication.

That said, I am a subscribe to the Guardian Weekly which I supplement with the Spectator, a traditionally conservative publication, in order to get a decent balance of UK news.
Not a marketing scheme, although scheming marketers have start to notice and ramp that up. Vibe-coding is a small fad coming from the overly enthusiastic.
Not at all - he was talking about a CG demo he'd just seen of a wriggling 3D model, which didn't bear any technical or visual resemblance to generative AI.

I mean, the quote might very well reflect his actual views about generative AI, but that's definitely not what he was talking about.
To do the challenge one would just need to understand the platform abstraction layer which is pretty small, and write 1K to 2K LOC. We don't even use much of the GUI toolkit functionality. I certainly don't need to understand the majority of a codebase to make meaningful contributions in specific areas.
They can force you to unlock your devices and then take your device away to be imaged. They’ll look at your socials and more.

If you refuse then they won’t let you in, and you will be banned from ever returning

https://www.eff.org/issues/travel-screening
My wife is a huge Disney fan and I accepted my fate years ago that eventually we will take our kids to Disney world when they are the optimal ages to get the most out of it. That time comes next year and we had already pencilled our visit for the spring but now we are considering our options and may look at going elsewhere, it's a real shame as it's been a long standing dream for my wife to repeat her childhood experience but it's a different world now.
One of the fundamental tenets of the US legal system (and, at one time, its culture) is that rights like due process are more important than helping facilitate the government's will at scale.

The one place this has been debased and eroded has been NatSec, and that's part of why the government wants to use that justification for its immigration enforcement.
Funny how the author doesn't give a single link in the post. The reader has to go searching, spend time to find the things the author writes about. Well, a simple example: Awesome-Selfhosted. Is it that hard to give a link? Is it some kind of phobia or religion that doesn't allow direct links on the internet? Really? Come on, it's hypertext! Where are the hyperlinks?
Buy the 'ripen at home' ones in Lidl as opposed to the 'ready to eat' ones which are definitely hit or miss and probably undergo some accelerated ripening.
Brigido Lara
A Bosch 6A fast charger can do up to 6A * 36V = 216 Watts. So having an eBike that can take advantage of more than 140W delivered via USB PD would be nice. 240W?
> If it has value to them, what do you care? Does the value in your mind of <artpiece> drop when somebody creates <artpiece 2 in the style of artpiece>?

That is the whole point of copyright, yes.
>that revenue is like 200k subscribers at 20 bucks a month

I suspect donors (as opposed to subscribers) pay much less than $240/year.
One-way voice is the right answer. Keep the UI, even the mouse and keyboard. But let me speak requests instead of typing literally everything
You're absolutely right. My fault. I should have checked what I read. Unfortunately, I cannot change the original comment any longer. In any case, given their involvement in embezzlement the Front National/Rassemblement National would likely not vote for laws against corruption.
I suspect they were either referring to pre-.NET Core days before the new project formats came out or they're creating projects in Visual Studio and checking all the optional boxes. There indeed did used to be a lot more required boilerplate to get some code running. Now you can run a .NET project quite nicely in VS Code with 2 total files.
man you're making me feel old. those kids on my lawn are pissing me off tho...
Reading about these was the first time I was even tempted to take up golf. Smaller courses are really appealing—the huge courses of modern golf kinda stress me out, and I've also got a vague and not-strongly-held dislike for how much land they use, which, environmental and community-development effects aside, I'd think would also tend to make the game more expensive, plus, when they're so sprawling as they often are, I usually find them less-attractive aesthetically than a more-mixed natural/human environment.

Unfortunately, there don't seem to be a ton of courses really designed for shorter-distance games, which makes sense when most players are rocking space-age tech clubs, but does make getting involved in it challenging.
This is very interesting! Have you considered writing a blog post explaining that kind of setup? I would love that! In the meantime, thanks a lot for the insights, that's a good starting point!

> I'm not a fan of DMZ as they get messy as you then have to ensure your host is protected correctly.

Could you elaborate on that? Specifically in my case I would have a perimeter router to which I would connect both my server and the inner router. My LAN would stay behind the inner router, so my understanding is that it still strictly has the same security as when my inner router was connected to the ISP; I just add a layer with the perimeter router.

Then the perimeter router opens the server (probably just chosen ports) to the public Internet, so that the server is reachable.

Wouldn't that mean that my host is protected correctly?
> We used Lotus Notes for email

My condolences.
Stop the tsarist/oligarch propaganda then /s.

If you don't want to pay taxes, don't be a part of society, don't use public roads, public schools, public hospitals, and public education.

If you do want to be a part of society, accept that it's a give-and-take situation, and move on. Some people give more than they take, and some people do take more than they have given, and that's alright with me.

Side rant:

It's no wonder that a show like Breaking Bad, where a teacher gets cancer and has to become a drug kingpin to finance his healthcare, has to be situated in the US. The plot simply wouldn't hold in any other civilized country.

It's no also wonder that the name Luigi is no longer only the name of Mario's brother but synonymous with something else, and again something that happened in the US.
>The Bible was explicit law in the history of many countries. Non-practitioners were considered second class citizens.

This is true for not just Christianity but also Islam(see Suni/Shia split, treatment of Christians and Jews under Islamic rule) and Buddhists(Key quote from wiki: "However, Buddhists have historically used scriptures to justify violence or form exceptions to commit violence for various reasons." https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Buddhism_and_violence).

I would say that if you take "Catcher in the Rye" expand upon it you could get a following that reaches the same level as the Bible and have fanatics that will use it's message for justification for violence.

Look at the Hutu/Tutsi conflict, this is not based on religion but still has the same dehumanizing going on.

In the US, there have been several 'feuds' that have members of one family killing another over slights, the Hatfield-McCoy being the most famous.

All it takes is a slight difference to separate groups of people, for example going to a different school.

"The Carolina fans that week were carrying around a poster with the image of a tiger with a gamecock standing on top of it, holding the tiger's tail as if he was steering the tiger by the tail," Jay McCormick said. "Naturally, the Clemson guys didn't take too kindly to that, and on Wednesday and again on Thursday, there were sporadic fistfights involving brass knuckles and other objects and so forth, some of which resulted, according to the newspapers, in blood being spilled and persons having to seek medical assistance. After the game on Thursday, the Clemson guys frankly told the Carolina students that if you bring this poster, which is insulting to us, to the big parade on Friday, you're going to be in trouble. And naturally, of course, the Carolina students brought the poster to the parade. If you give someone an ultimatum and they are your rival, they're going to do exactly what you told them not to do.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Clemson%E2%80%93South_Carolina...
How unfortunate, who could have ever predicted this inexplicable turn of events.
I feel the opposite. Work pranks are the best pranks because they only waste time that I was already selling anyway.
It's the NFL's Most Innovative Play. Is the 'Tush Push' About to Get Banned?
I want to ask a weird question. I'd love to learn ASP.net but i can't bring myself to deal with Microsoft Windows and their tech. Is F# a way for me to learn enough NET to make some money?
The Colors of Her Coat
Firefox 137 starts rolling out tab groups
You have likely heard "functional core, imperative shell". This refers to having IO-heavy code that favors imperative patterns be written in C# and then have the actual domain logic core written in F# which is much better at expressing it. Because both languages are hosted on .NET, you simply achieve it by having two projects and having one reference another. It is very seamless F# and C# types are visible to each other if marked to be so.

The biggest advantage of F# is its gradual typing and full type inference which allows to massively reduce the amount of text required to describe application or domain logic. It is also extremely composable and I find doing async in F# somewhat nicer than in C# too. F# also has better nullability (or, rather, lack of thereof) assurances and, in my opinion, better UX for records.
How does the typing system work for F#?

From the article, it looks like it's mostly dynamically typed. Or is it inferred? Or is it something else?

Like, if I write

let hello value =
print value

hello "world"
hello 2

Does that just work?

To me, that'd be a point that might steer me away from the language. Deducible types seem vital to larger and long lived projects.
I'm still designing on paper with crayons (not a joke)
It's been proven that people are extraordinarily poor drivers for the first few seconds they take over driving from a computer.
Temporal is absolutely not for a static graph, idempotent nodes yes. Please explain your argument more
New Dinosaur Museum Rises from a Hole in the Ground in New Jersey
Ground effect vehicles could be the thing that's needed to make drone based delivery a reasonable thing to do, especially around lakes. It's one of life's perennial disappointments that such things only get done in military terms and under the ludicrous notion they are rescue vessels.
I have seen it! And appreciate your response, just haven't had the time to dive in.

If you want a product hint from me, I think that adding integrations natively into the platform that would allow vibe coders to build asynchronous agents easier would really boost revenue. Like email, text, etc.

Probably not your vision, just a suggestion
Kuaishou's AI video generator Kling 1.6pro recently achieved a perfect score in global benchmarks, outperforming OpenAI's Sora, Google's Veo 2, and Runway's Gen-3. What's remarkable is they accomplished this with <100 developers and less than 25% of the computational resources Western competitors used. Their approach prioritizes rapid iteration, practical features, and user feedback over technical perfectionism - potentially offering lessons for AI development beyond video generation
Netflix is case of "nothing succeeds like success". We have at work a lot of Netflix libraries, frameworks etc which are in deprecated / half-assed state waiting to be replaced for years. It all works for Netflix because they can spend ton of money , resources and people and make even dubious shit work.

I think it will remain fine for Netflix in any case keep or replace. But companies who keep using Netflix OSS, or architecture ideas only because Netflix is so cool are going to have worse outcomes. Case in point is Micro services revolution which is almost invented and promoted by Netflix.
> What's next We're improving the developer experience in three distinct phases:
Framework -> Design -> Cloud

So the "cloud" part is where the enshittification will begin. Been there, done that, switched away from next.js :|
I tried F# when it was first released and was not a fan, but it sounds like that impression is a little outdated. C# has come so far in that time it’s almost a new language. I’ll have to take another look.
I feel like most of what I see on LinkedIn doesn’t happen / is just talk so I don’t know what to make of that.
Elixir's ecosystem is much farther ahead than Gleam, so if you want to actually achieve stuff without pauses to fill the gaps yourself, then Elixir is the way to go.

And don't get me wrong, I love the idea of Gleam, a lot (Rust syntax, strong static typing, what's not to love?). But my PL early adopter days are over.
Perhaps I'm spoiled by ever so slightly higher-level languages, but it seems your entire point is that if a program is ever so slightly incorrect, the programmer (and/or the end user) should suffer all of the consequences.

From where I stand, compilers are tools to aid the programmer. We invented them, because we found out that it was more productive than writing machine code by hand[1]. If an off-by-one error or a null pointer dereference[2] in a trivial program can invoke time travel several frames up the call stack[3], it isn't just missing the entire point of having a compiler - it can drive people insane.

[1]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Grace_Hopper#UNIVAC

[2]: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tony_Hoare#Research_and_career

[3]: https://devblogs.microsoft.com/oldnewthing/20140627-00/?p=63...

As far as I can tell, no popular language created in the past 30 years (including those with official specs and multiple implementations) makes heavy use of UB.
Why wouldn't they just ban her for life? And why not include the whole party in the ban? She certainly did not act alone.
> set the baa for a new branch of quantum physics

I'll admit I got a few paragraphs in before that made it click.
Discussion with the developers: https://connect.mozilla.org/t5/discussions/help-shape-the-fu....
Nintendo Switch 2 – Nintendo Direct [video]
May be I'm biased but a distinction between base OS and 3rd party software is a simple concept to me, also it is not unique to BSD. E. g. in Windows there were different menu sections to install/uninstall optional Windows components and to uninstall 3rd party software.

If aynthing Linux is an outlier in that core OS components and 3rd party apps both come in similar packages which makes it hard to distinguish which is a part of the base OS and which and optional 3rd party software. In FreeBSD I know that I can delete all packages and still have a system remotely accessible via SSH (with rare exception a normal user will not come across). In Linux to tell which package can be uninstalled without breaking the system one have to be an expert. Can I delete iproute package if I don't use ip command, can I remove NetworkManager, is systemd-container optional? Where the OS stops and 3rd party apps start?
Trump yanks CHIPS Act cash unless tech giants pony up more of their own dough
Like you, I am ready to admit that one man's turd is another man's gem, and that cultural "prescriptors" and gatekeepers often got it wrong.

Unlike many, I am not going to follow along into caricatural post-modernism where nothing is good, nothing is bad anymore.
When that SO answer was written, it was not a guarantee.

You can now get a guarantee by using non-standard compiler attributes:

https://clang.llvm.org/docs/AttributeReference.html#musttail

https://gcc.gnu.org/onlinedocs/gcc/Statement-Attributes.html...
A+, recommending for accelerated PhD program.
Tailscale Enterprise Plan 9 Support
Yes, I'm considering that if I can't find a solution that is plug-and-play for containers Independent of the OS and file system. Although I don't mind something abstracting on top of ZFS. ZFS Mental overhead through the snapshot paradigm can lead to its own complexities. A traditional backup and restorer front end would be great.

I find it strange that, especially with a docker which already knows your volumes, app data, and config, can't automatically backup and restore databases, and configs. Jeez, they could have built it right into docker.
> We want the precision and speed of using vi commands, but we want the discoverability of GUI document editors.

> The other great thing about this mode is that it can double as a teaching methodology.

gvim has menus and puts the commands in the menus as shortcuts. I learned from there vim has folding and how to use it.
There is a name for a system where people pass on their wealth (and titles) to their progeny, by birthright.

I am sure the average 99%-er American would love to be back in medieval Europe, where kings and queens, and lords and dukes cared so much for their offspring! Wealth by birthright, that's so progressive!
As a proficient Elm developer with industry experience, I’m wondering what are the biggest challenges in hiring devs? Is it the paradigm, learning the ecosystem, lack of interest?
Are you currently hiring?
Fair enough :).

(As a father facing the challenge now, I wonder if it's harder for the kid or for the parent...)
The gym, I think. Usually the brand new buildings, too.
Introducing Proof-of-Doge: Much Wow. Very Upgrade. Such Green
Show HN: Crystal, a tool for researching government data via plain English
Hi everyone! Crystal lets you search and analyze 300k+ government datasets using plain English. For example, prompting "Air quality since 2020 in NYC" will find the most relevant datasets and analyze them, providing a short report with key statistics extracted from the data based on your question.

We felt like AI is great at web search today, but not so much for actually combing through hard-to-reach data, so Crystal aims to bridge the gap for anyone needing deeper quantitative insights into various topics. The tool goes one step beyond browsing web articles and html content, and actually goes into XLSX/CSV/JSON/XML files to find relevant info. We're hoping anyone who uses public data as a resource, like researchers, consultants, journalists, etc. will find it helpful.

Crystal is straightforward - it's in alpha, so there's only a few queries per person, and the app itself is in its infancy. Each query can take a few minutes. We're invested in making this better for people, and we'd love feedback + beta signups - you can provide either via https://www.askcrystal.info or down below! If you'd like to partner with us more closely or have other thoughts, please email us at ajigarjian@gmail.com. Thanks!
It’s also because in 1990 Bills restaurant in Sydney Australia started serving avocados and chili flakes on toasted sourdough bread.
Their extraordinarily rare shoot down have not served as a defense against our bombing campaigns. It is operationally meaningless.
Code Quality in LLM Applications: Beyond Model Performance
Nintendo Direct (60 minutes video about the Switch 2) kicks off on wednesday 2nd April 2025 at:

America: 6am PDT / 7am MDT / 8am CDT / 9am EDT

UK: 2pm BST

Europe: 15:00 CEST / 16:00 EEST

Asia/Oceania: 10pm JST / 9pm AWST / 12am (Thu) AEDT

Also a live presentation on April 3 & 4 featuring hands-on gameplay of Switch 2 games https://xcancel.com/NintendoAmerica/status/19070566116102435...

Related: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=42724621
University student targeted by Trump leaves the US
Moot point as someone like Trump ignores existing tools and just makes his own.

Also, Trump could have been stopped by the processes in place in USA, they just were not properly used. There were several cases open against him, they just failed to do what they were supposed to.
What is the issue with learning C# alongside it, if only the bits necessary to improve the F# experience? Both are excellent languages.
I have a similar condition. Mine is:

https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/wolff-parkins...

I have the same bouts of tachycardia. They are very intermittent, no real cause. And the same breath holding technique works for me. Very interesting stuff!
They just started testing a full scale prototype like at the start of March. https://www.regentcraft.com/news/regent-begins-sea-trials-of...

They've done boat mode tests, but they haven't flown yet.
The secret is currying. Replace your DI for currying and you'll start to see somewhat similar patterns
Brilliant man.
There's nothing else like its security model - YunoHost has a similar user-facing experience. (Better IMO).

I might have overstated the medical field- but they did pitch it as a product for enterprises with security requirements: "Sandstorm’s users included (and may still include – there’s no way for us to tell) companies, newspapers, educational institutions, research laboratories, and even government agencies. " (https://sandstorm.io/news/2024-01-14-move-to-sandstorm-org)
> The wealthy are not trying to maintain the status quo though

I agree with everything you said, of course there are factions among the wealthy. Some want to keep doing business as usual liberalism, I think others anticipate climate change and want to pivot to a more violent system that allows them to horde even more wealth.

At the end of the day though, all factions of the wealthy have solidarity with each other when it matters.