skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Good catch! Issue with Coda. Will move our page to main site.
By chance could it be that US is still angry at those British tea tariffs?
as tech gets commoditized the companies are worse, more funding but worse
I am not flamebaiting, but I was wrong. See the economist link in the sibling comment, which contains the original story as well as an explanation why the results are inflated.
This would turn away other sources from cooperating and hurt the newspaper very badly.
Yep, it was sufficiently "up there" that I remember all the details many decades later.

It makes a good story now, though :)
If accurate, this seems like some weird and very basic math they’re doing rather than economics… like they think these numbers are the score of a sports game.
i've been using it for the past couple of weeks and it has been pretty great, has replaces composer and cascade for me
SHA-256 is a hack to buy time. This will be replaced with something better. It would be faster for me to replace it if I didn't have to do my dayjob: https://patreon.com/cadey
That generation had it more together as citizens, and they held on to power for a long time. Postwar all of the institutions in the US grew quickly, and the WW2 generation moved up quickly as a result. The boomer types sat in the shadows and learned how to be toxic turds, and inflicted that on everyone.
> I’m pretty sure that they weren’t voting for those candidates for the express purpose of stripping away those rights and there were other policies and values that they were voting for.

Voting for a party explicitly demonstrates at least acceptance of if not outright support for its platform. You don't get to absolve yourself of support for kicking puppies because the FooBar party also includes a modest tax cut in its policy agenda that you really want.

It doesn't matter if the opposing party advocates for raising taxes or even eating kittens.

That's true even if realistically, there are no other parties capable of winning. You can support a third party, abstain out of protest, or even begin a grass-roots campaign to start yet another party. You can even try changing the FooBar party from within, so long as you don't vote for them until sufficient change has occurred.
I love your RFC-1, keep up the spirit :)

Where are your servers located?
Search-R1: Training LLMs to Reason and Leverage Search Engines with RL
We have to learn how to DIY more things. I pretty much don't hire anyone to do anything anymore, because I always end up having to supervise them, they do the work incorrectly, and I have to double check the quality and insist they come back to do it right. So, I'm not really saving any time. At some point, you might as well just do the work yourself because you know it will be done correctly.
And your comment was based on a feeling, not on evidence or actions.
Yeah, these FTA channels are fair from representative. Get a UK VPN and try https://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer instead!
Crazy that I can change channels on this faster than on youtube tv
I recently tried Cursor for about a week and I was disappointed. It was useful for generating code that someone else has definitely written before (boilerplate etc), but any time I tried to do something nontrivial, it failed no matter how much poking, prodding, and thoughtful prompting I tried.

Even when I tried to ask it for stuff like refactoring a relatively simple rust file to be more idiomatic or organized, it consistently generated code that did not compile and was unable to fix the compile errors on 5 or 6 repromptings.

For what it's worth, a lot of SWE work technically trivial -- it makes this much quicker so there's obviously some value there, but if we're comparing it to a pair programmer, I would definitely fire a dev who had this sort of extremely limited complexity ceiling.

It really feels to me (just vibes, obviously not scientific) like it is good at interpolating between things in its training set, but is not really able to do anything more than that. Presumably this will get better over time.
Hope everyone stocked up on well everything. But tech in particular
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It's not uncommon for companies to be in a hiring mode until they're very much not in a hiring mode any more.
Man it is hard to do. It is about the same amount of work to spend $200 as it is $2,000,000, and that is really tricky for community supported (free as in beer) versions. If there is a commercial license - like one has AGPL or paid something else, or extended support for versions - that is much easier to purchase.
The vast majority of nations teach an (at best) sanitised or (at worst) jiongoist version of their own history in their classrooms. The US is not an exception.
Same here. Clicked Brazil, SBT and they're showing Chaves (El Chavo del Ocho) reruns, just like they were 30 years ago...
Are robot umps coming to MLB?
Taking over a domain is not particularly connected to access to PII.

You own/control the name, not the set of files on a hosting service somewhere.
In my neck of the woods, UPS is the absolute best, Amazon depends on which driver is doing the rounds this month, and FedEx you're lucky if your package even arrives at the right house.
You don't have to give up geoblocking, right? You only need enough "unblocked" surface to resolve domain ownership challenges.
> The government doesn't delete anything. It might be moved or inaccessible to the public but that data is somewhere in perpetuity.

If the government is democratic and values integrity? Sure.

Otherwise I wouldn't bet on it. My own country's history books and my parents' own life stories have already warned me about how fickle democracy is. No democratic country is free from that fact. Some think "checks and balances" ought to be enough to prevent it, but I wouldn't be so sure.
I don't know about that... the 70s is called "the decade that taste forgot" for a reason...
I did an internship in IT 20 years ago where we were building/maintaining desktops and other general helpdesk type stuff. I'm pretty sure I remember us having a handful of users with multi-gig pst files, running on 2005 hardware.
That's fair from your perspective -- although the parent's question is what would subjectively satisfy me. I don't keep a log of such instances, and I don't see a way to view my vouched posts, but it is something I observe often enough.
Actually compute power is not increasing as fast as it once did and it's hitting a plateau thanks to thermodynamic limits.
people assuming that LE are going after smalltime hosting
Welcome to the job Tom. :-)

Could you or Dang please explain, why this post with 118 points and 121 comments in 3 hours, about news of the day highly relevant to anybody in Tech, only shows up on page 18?

https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=43561253

Just trying to understand the algo...
Because repetitive flamewars make the rest of HN flamey and worse, and enough of it can burn the whole place down - this is a thing that happens to forums and HN is explicitly built around the premise of fending that off for as long as possible.

It's also intended as an "unsiloed" online community - there are no sub-hns, we all look at the same stuff and react to and discuss the things on the front page. There is a big subset (I think easily the majority) who care about the nature of HN - a nerd forum of mostly nerd-curiosity things and don't want it changed to something else. A site for discussing current news/political events would be something else.
If no sources exist, then you must accept making claims such as this would 'lower savings rates' are simply not backed up. Maybe it will... maybe it won't.

So what if there is no reason to own property beyond a certain age? Even if we take this claim as true... that doesn't explain if this is a good or bad thing.
Not surprising at all. Ethanol/Alcohol is literally poison.
I submitted a Thunderbird bug 13 years ago now, that Thunderbird doesn't let you just search for a word, and find all copies of that word: https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=752844 . Their search instead tries to be clever, but it then finds stupid stuff like (in my case) "The base of Wedding is wed. The plural of wed is weds. Lets return every email ever from a Wednesday"

Still not fixed.
They claim that they are "reciprocal" tariffs, and their chart shows them at exactly half the tariffs they claim are imposed by the target or 10%, whichever is higher. But it is suspicious that the column on their infographic showing the foreign tariffs has fine print indicating that includes other non-tariff things that you can't easily calculated as a neat rate the way tariffs are. And, some people running the numbers have determined that the quoted foreign "tariff" amounts are consistently the US trade deficit in goods with the target country divided by that country's exports to the US, with a minimum of 10%.

So, despite being labelled "tariffs", the actual basis for calculating the "reciprocal tariffs" has nothing to do with tariffs.
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White House reviewing TikTok proposal to lease algorithm from China
> One of the sheets claims that the Heard and McDonald Islands currently charge a “Tariff to the U.S.A.” of 10 percent, clarifying in tiny letters that this includes "currency manipulation and trade barriers." In return, the sheet says that the US will charge "discounted reciprocal tariffs" on the islands at a rate of 10 percent.

Looking so hard for scapegoats and distractions… we got scapepenguins.
Labor laws in the US are outdated, not being updated, and not being enforced.

Companies exist to make money. If the company's environment permits it to exploit people to make money? It'll do it just to not get outcompeted.

Delivery drivers' pay should be higher - the cost of delivery should drive some percent of people choose pickup. Bed assembly being impossible due to the wrong part being sent should cause recourse for the bed assembly company/staff.

Everyone involved is doing their best, but it's a bit dire lately.
Okay, do you think if we just picked some random person they would have any idea what we're talking about?

It's just not something normal people do, but I don't like the snarkiness of implying that's an indicator of intelligence. Otherwise we go down the no true Scotsman rabbit hole, what do you mean you're using Proton. You didn't set up your own mail server ?

What do you mean you're using AWS, your not using a solar powered raspberry pi?
Try adding cocoa powder, no sugar. Add the powder first, coffee liquid afterwards to minimize clumping.

The cocoa itself is quite good for you, dissolving it will cool the coffee, and it will deepen the flavor.

I should try cinnamon with this.

Edit: dutch-process cocoa powder uses sodium hydroxide to reduce acidity of cocoa. Non-"dutched" cocoa is much more healthy, but alas acidic.
Wouldn't you be happy if you could add attributes to functions,members etc (and obviously analyze them at compile time)?
Disappointed to see the dots around it all appear to be the same spacing. They should be at different spacing, corresponding to strobe sync with 50 and 60 hz mains and 33.33 and 45 RPM. Hence four rings with different number of dots around the perimeter.
Show HN: Kondo - Superhuman for LinkedIn
Kondo is like Superhuman the email app, but for LinkedIn DMs.

I used to send a lot of LinkedIn DMs and keep track of them on a spreadsheet to not lose important follow-ups.

That was a pain, so I built this thing instead.
The blog mentions right at the start that it's based on OAuth 2.0/OIDC, similar to how you log in to your Google account in Thunderbird for example.

> I always wonder how it will work for someone writing their own client, perhaps a very basic client (or a bot).

For interactive clients, it'll be the standard OAuth 2.0 Authorization Code flow[1]. For non-interactive services they say in the proposal[2] that one uses the existing method but they will implement the standard OAuth 2.0 Client Credentials flow[3], which is effectively like a traditional username/password deal, though the "password" is not the account password.

[1]: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/entra/identity-platform/v2...

[2]: https://github.com/matrix-org/matrix-spec-proposals/blob/002...

[3]: https://developer.okta.com/docs/concepts/oauth-openid/#clien...
> The Verizon Call Filter app uses the endpoint hxxps://clr-aqx.cequintvzwecid.com/clr/callLogRetrieval to lookup call history for the authenticated user and display it in the app.

Have you ever seen a more internal-looking domain name?
A low stress, easy job like that could totally be done out of choice. A big concern of seniors in my life is fearing cognitive atrophy from lack of social connections.
It's almost as if people don't understand what the word "productivity" means. That's all it is, if you hear "x increase in productivity" and it sounds great, it really means : you, the worker, work harder after we fire other people and thus are "more productive" because you did the same out put that 2 people did. Sucker. And we all eat this shit up.
It's discrepancies like this that illustrate that copyright is unnatural and needs major reform.
While tomhow is of course welcome, I want to express gratitude to dang for years of quite fair moderation. I've been around multiple communities and he's nothing like those power-tripping libera.chat or reddit moderators.
You're making me explain this whole post. :p

Their April Fools' jokes are real and work as you can see in the submitted link.

So basically, a Plan 9 web browser, would be a great April Fools' prank! (because, again, their "pranks" are real and work)
I have fish shell... took me a little bit to realize that this prevents it to create account, once I created it using bash, it works well. Just FYI.
Oh yeah, Triple J's Like A Version is incredible. I don't know what they've got in the water there but so many artists put out their best ever work with those covers. Here are some I like:

- Someday (Julia Jacklin cover of The Strokes)

- Love (CHVRCHES cover of Kendrick Lamar)

- Feels Like We Only Go Backwards (Arctic Monkeys cover of Tame Impala)

- Do I Wanna Know (CHVRCHES cover of Arctic Monkeys)

- Believe (DMA's cover of Cher)

And speaking of Australian childrens TV and Like A Version covers, the Wiggles covered Tame Impala's Elephant (bet you didn't expect that one!)
It's hard to have insight on what the US admin is thinking behind the public facing statements, however this might be of interest:

Why Trump’s tariffs are better than you think — and much worse

subscribe! https://www.crikey.com.au/2025/03/06/donald-trump-tariffs-im...

or read now, maybe subscribe later: https://archive.md/H46RG
There is interaction with other stellar bodies. Massive and uneven amounts of thermal radiation from the sun. Black body radiation out.
I bought a case of Aldi's gingerbread coffee a year and a half ago. I am down to my last three bags. I like flavored coffees.
Gig workers are casual labor. Like Dickens with less coal dust.
Seems like a Proton and Fastmail competitor more.
I'd love for that to be true, but Google through me out of their free tier a decade ago, and I've been paying various amounts for my wife and my accounts ever since.
"No difference in physiology" ignores the general presence of a very different endocrine system.

And, indeed, ethanol is an endocrine disruptor. The endocrine system, in turn, is known to influence neuroplasticity. Given that estrogen and testosterone impact neuroplasticity in the DMS via different pathways, there's a good chance that plays a role.

As wild speculation, estrogen acts as an inhibitor for long-term potentiation (or strengthening of synaptic connections), which lends mild support to the idea that it could prevent changes in outcome-related encoding. (The paper points out a possible mechanism, as footnote 72. I admit I was too lazy to read it, so it might well say that this was a really bad theory.)

In general, whenever something weird happens that has observable differences across sexes, blaming the endocrine system is a good first go-to strategy ;) Hormones are extremely powerful influences in our body.
Yes - for some of these you can stream if you know the URL, but you're only able to discover the URL after making an account.
The MSDS at https://www.nano.pitt.edu/sites/default/files/MSDS/Acids/Hyd... doesn't specifically mention to avoid latex, so it wouldn't be a useful source of information on this point. One of the four times that it mentions gloves, it does specifically specify "neoprene" (not latex nitrile), and the other three times, it doesn't say anything. Even though neoprene is strongly HF-resistant, rereading the MSDS is probably going to be worse than useless to the Etsy moms.
Maybe there is that, but it can also just be an acquired test.

No one likes bitterness initially, the ability to taste bitterness is essentially a poison detector, but it may still trigger with substances that are safe, at least at the dosage you are taking them. As you age, you get to recognize these safe cases with your other senses and override your poison detector, which lets you appreciate the taste.

Herbal tea, tonic water, grapefruit juice, etc... All bitter, and most people dislike them initially, but after a while some will appreciate, and people don't drink them for the psychoactive effect.
One neat thing about them is that you can combine, for instance, all font-* properties into a single variable for reuse.
I haven't tried myself but is this insufficiently proper? https://proton.me/support/proton-mail-export-tool
- Corporate Communications Liaison

- Social Media Engagement Strategist

- Brand Evangelist

- Vision Alignment Strategist

- Chief Happiness Officer

...are also real job titles nowadays.
Yeah. I was made a manager in Feb 2022 with 5 directs and 9 headcount to fill. Hired 5, and then by June 2022 all remaining headcount was cut. In January 2023 we had our first-ever layoffs in the company's 25-year history.
> allowing nearby queries and keys to affect each other's attention weights for more precise attention

If it is only nearby tokens it is multiplicative by a constant right? Not making it cubic scaling with context length or anything.

Deepseek got a training performance increase with two tokens at a time, though it doesn't go into the final model inference like this. They did say it can be used for speculative decode to reduce inference costs though.

They may get away with less attention heads with this new approach too.
The bread is the mascot of the TV channel: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bernd_das_Brot -- an article surprisingly full of gems such as this:

> The reason for Bernd's depression was revealed in the 85th episode of the series. In his telling: "[...] A long, long time ago I fell in love with a beautiful, slim baguette. She was so unbelievably charming and funny. But unfortunately, my affection was in vain. She only had eyes for this perfect stranger, a multigrain bread. It was so devastating. [...] My heart has been a dry clump of flour ever since."

Late at night (i.e. right now in the US), KiKA plays a "late night loop" starring Bernd.
It's got a name and we know that it's happening yet the overpaid overeducated c-suite demands it? What gives?
Yeah, those are all really nice. Good work.
https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/val-kilmer-im-your-huckle-...
Wow. It gave me a great 3D model of my couch. I have scheduled a call. I want to use it for my business. Let's discuss further on the call.
But if someone else gets the name, they get your email going forward, and therefore access to a lot of your accounts.
> Did you even read my comment?

I'm not even sure you read mine.

> It just feels like you don't know how it works technically.

You're disregarding what I've said and trying to have a different discussion. Please pay attention.

I am not discussing - nor do I consider it relevant to my point - privacy/security/etc contexts for Telegram's client side applications. Whether or not it's encrypted has zero to do with how smooth and well built a chat UI is. I am commenting on the frontend client side engineering and how Telegram has, hands down, the best implementation. Other apps need to catch up.
Why does the author of this post assume their increase in traffic has anything to do with "AI" specifically?
If only we had real leaders...
https://archive.is/Cricr
How is it even proper engineering if code is not tested? Granted one can go overboard with testing, but isn't it common sense to ensure code is adequately tested?
One sort-of exception are the mormon tea plants that grow readily in the region. They don't have caffeine, but they do contain several other strong compounds that likely evolved to combat pests. Those plants love hot dry conditions and sandy/rocky soil.
Also, John Guzzwell circumnavigated his self built 20 footer named Trekka from 1955 to 1959 and wrote a great book about it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Guzzwell

https://goodreads.com/book/show/1037445.Trekka_Round_the_Wor...
Did his belief in “Christian Science” have anything to do with his relatively early demise?
Markdown and the Slow Fade of the Formatting Fetish
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How to work in tech when your job isn't safe
Sure, but the reason that question is being raised is so that we can decide for ourselves how good your evidence is - both conceptually and concretely. It certainly doesn't mean you have to share it but it makes the discussion actually meaningful.

Your vouched items should be visible to you at https://news.ycombinator.com/vouched?id=dooglius
I think its inevitable death will be from all that unrestricted pornography. That being said, these kinds of projects usually hold up for quite some time.
If they contain some entropy, i.e. if there's path/parameter based bearer token authentication, sure.

https://iptv.example.com/720p.m3u8? I doubt you'll convince many courts of that being nonpublic.
Not meant as a criticism of the project in general. I appreciate people working on this.

I'm curious, what other approaches are you currently considering? In my mind, all roads lead to rate-limiting identifiers with privacy through zk-proofs.
Drupal's sudden popularity?
It's just going to be a game of whack-a-mole as production and dumping shift to the less taxed countries. In the end, manufacturing won't shift to the US while labor costs are too high for factory workers. And the only way to remedy that is tanking the currency.
Or they are not too worried…
> but these low information voters will sabotage themselves every single time.

It is generally not cool to blame the voters. There was a ton of misinformation preceding the Iraq war as you point out, but even then there was a massive popular opposition to it. Hundreds of thousands protested against the war before the invasion in New York and Washington DC. Some polls showed that 5% of all Americans participated in a rally or a protest in the weeks leading up to and following the invasion. And despite that popular opposition, among politicians there was a bipartisan support and just a handful of MPs opposed to it. Meaning the public was never really given a choice. In short, the Iraq war was the fault of the politicians and the politicians alone, the voters came nowhere near it.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Protests_against_the_Iraq_War
Pink Skies
This is a very interesting take on this subject. And a little bit reassuring for developers, I suppose
McDonald's Japan: A Story of Success, Struggles, and Reinvention