skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
Location: Lithuania, Vilnius
Remote: yes
Willing to relocate: no
Technologies: 7+ years of PHP, Symfony, JavaScript. Willing to adapt to or change technology. + Docker, linux(ubuntu), SQL, REST API design, etc.
Résumé/CV: https://www.linkedin.com/in/rokas-lakstauskas/
Email: rokas.lakstauskas@gmail.com

Would be interested in full-time, contract type of work.

Experience in crypto, banking, parcel delivery, e-commerce software development.
My bad, suitably chastened.
It was a public repo.

These were the inputs:

https://github.com/Rodeoclash/vodon-pro

https://vodon-pro-website.vercel.app/
No, statelessness is a real issue that people have to deal with (and which is not always correctable; most stateless people live in their country kf birth and if they could become citizens there, they would), not some kind of made up sovcit thing or a “behavior” that can be “encouraged”.

> Free non-laywer advice: if you are a true refugee without any country

Most refugees are not stateless, most stateless people are not refugees. They are distinct states that come sith distinct sets of challenges.

> give up on international vacation travel until you sort that out.

The article doesn't specify vacation travel; stateless people travel for work and also to cure statelessness for themselves and/or their children (the country in which they currently reside may not be the easiest—or even legally possible—for either they or their children to acquire citizenship, another one may make that more possible for them or, even if not, especially if it is a jus soli jurisdiction, for their children that might be born there to acquire citizenship.)
Why isolate these functions? That will always cripple capabilities. With well designed interfaces, it doesn't lead to a mess and a more powerful device. Of course these lower level functions shouldn't be essential, but especially in these times you almost have to provide an interface here or be left behind by other environments.
I fondly remember the police driving through my small town, telling everyone to stay at home because the tire yard is burning again.
Last time I did this through LAX (flying onwards to Toronto) it was pretty minimal. You pick up your bag, go through immigration, then on the way out of there drop your bag off with an airline agent and on it goes to your destination.

Before the latest incarnation of Trumpistan though.
they don't call it extreme cuisine for nothing
Missed an opportunity to call it "Vibe Cooking"
Absolutely agree. Real recipes, tested by actual cooks (home or professional) with genuine photos, matter far more to me than avoiding messy screens. Does anyone know trustworthy sites that consistently offer recipes meeting these standards?
Couldn't you just have installed wordpress and a theme?
It may be the first time a President pardons a corporation but it is a little sensationalistic to suggest that Trump is on a power grab or is "expanding" anything as the Constitution indeed only states which offences can be pardoned:

... he [The President] shall have Power to Grant Reprieves and Pardons for Offences against the United States, except in Cases of Impeachment.
Factually wrong comment at the top. Very HN.
Not having citizenship is different than being stateless.
The big bags of that candy also come with an actual silicagel packet to keep humidity from ruining the candy, so it's always a fun game of "guess what's edible".
One of the websites of our lifetimes for sure!
I think they took the third photo, which is very similar but looks real, and asked an AI to touch it up in some way. Then they probably didn't look very closely at the result.
> Levels of asthma in London are highest among kids in the vacinity of the docks where cruise and container ships and moor.

Wait, what? There are no container docks in London. The nearest container port serving London is Tilbury, near the coast. Occasionally a single cruise ship moors in the Pool of London against the HMS Belfast, but that's happening only one this month, for 12 hours on April 7, according to the Tower Bridge lift schedule: https://www.towerbridge.org.uk/lift-times
A -2% effect on GDP would make that a wash. So, for Trump to satisfy Navarro, he needs to beat 2% GDP growth, which he routinely could in his first term. Biden was often double Trump’s GDP growth rate.
> those most affected are the poorest

Please pardon my pedantry but this is by definition what poor is : having less means to escape material woes. Rich people are the ones that can elect to live in healthy areas.
Any characteristic being studied whose presence or absence would be seen as socially negative sense is going to be walking a very fine line if it turns out to be associated (or not) with certain subgroups because then you're right back to, in Nature's terms "[being] complicit in perpetuating structural inequalities and discrimination in society."
Stop ruining the commons please, it is a horrible ethical crime to flood the internet with AI-generated garbage.
Even top tier engineers can be found eventually. The problem is if you never even start.

Of course the specific disciplines need quite an investment into the knowledge of their workers, but it isn't anything insurmountable.
LFP is the present solution, but sodium ion is the next step. Given the abundance of sodium in the sea there should never be any problem sourcing it.

https://cambridgerenewables.co.uk/product/eleven-energy-4-5-...
April fools day has messed with my ability to identify satire at this time of year. Let's look at the evidence:

Posting date: 2025-04-02T01:57:13 1743559033 <-- too late

LoC: 35,000 <-- That's a _lot_

Front page: "Elon Musk Dirty Pants", "Heroin Hashbrowns", "AI Slop Stew", "Sweet Tooth Delight Made with Human Teeth" <-- WTF?

This is a joke, right?
I wonder why „The Saint“ is not mentioned. Loved the movie and the different characters played by val kilmer.
Only works if the software cannot circumvent it (implemented fully in hardware).
The Apple Vision Pro definitely uses dynamic foveated rendering. It only fully renders what’s at the center of your vision, but it should be adjusting where this is in real-time based on the gaze tracking data. (It’s easy to observe this if you’re giving a demo and watching an external display.)

Especially given that gaze tracking is the primary input method in their UI - they spent a lot of time to get this right.

I feel like something might have been wrong with op’s demo unit?
Born and raised in Japan and Japan won't give him citizenship? Jesus I knew they were xenophobic but wow.
Data flow analysis: DepGraph (2017)
That doesn't answer either of his questions.
I do wish there was something that simply provides an AR 3D display situated in a simple "room". I should be able to connect it to a computer with a Thunderbolt cable, much like I can connect a display today. No need for "apps" or log-in, or anything. Just a large display, some distance away (to reduce eye strain), but crucially also retina-quality text on that display. Additionally, such a device must not impose much in the way of hardware requirements on the computer it's connected to. Even if the required resolution is 8K per eye, to make the text crisp, all scaling and transforms should occur on the device itself.
Safest would probably be any drive from the "top drives" AccurateRip list here: https://forum.dbpoweramp.com/forum/dbpoweramp/cd-ripper/3247...
Not at all. I'm not saying we actually will simulate it, just that it's got the property of theoretical simulatability. Which means there's not anything magical going on under the hood. Which means consciousness isn't magic.
If you look up dead in the dictionary do you know what you'll find?
Preventing anonymous publishing is not a good idea, it is malicious.

Wishing to publish anonymously is not exclusive to those perpetrating fraud or other crimes. Privacy is important to a free society.
You don't fancy Cyanide Custard? Radioactive Slime Jello made with actual radioactive waste? Sweet Tooth Delight made with real human teeth? Or a few other desserts with NSFW names that would go down a treat for a family dinner. It is hard to please some people /s.

But yes, websites will now be filled with these low-quality recipes, and some might be outright dangerous. Cyanide custard should ring alarm bells, but using the wrong type of mushroom is equally dangerous and much more challenging to spot.
"White Power Waffles"? You may want to double-check your examples.

https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_0a8wYxMgm1zFSw/white-pow...
You are right. But I think nearly a half of DFT calcs are done with VASP.

Particularly, if one using ASE or other higher level wrapper of calculators(like quacc), he can share all the params in just one python script.

If not, just share the INCARs and POSCARs using a github link or whatsoever.
ScyllaDB Rust Driver 1.0
Just to use one example I'm familiar with, by some estimates there are as many as 600,000 stateless people living in Thailand. There are lots of reasons but war refugees are a big chunk; hill tribe people who the government has been unwilling to issue citizenship to for generations are a big chunk.

There is reform under discussion to grant PR and/or citizenship to a majority of them - https://thailand.un.org/en/285279-unhcr-supports-thailand-ma...

Entire families live and die stateless. Alien travel documents exist in some circumstances (as referenced by this guide) but are a very obscure thing, hard to obtain and the process may be arbitrary, airline staff and border immigration officers are frequently not familiar with them, etc.

This is usually not a status that anyone holds voluntarily; they are displaced at some point and the government which controls the territory they are displaced into does not want to enfranchise them, or even their descendants.

All told globally there are 4-5 million stateless people.
My favorite is that even Microsoft themselves maintain MIT licensed debloat scripts of their own software.

https://github.com/microsoft/windows-dev-box-setup-scripts/b...
Rider is now entirely free for non commercial use.
Right. I'm all for making freshmen learn it early but this is just hazing.
Just look at the job market. There are far more jobs for Go programmers and Go isn't particularly huge.

Compared with C/C++, Java, C#, Javascript, Python, Typescript, PHP, all the rest can be considered niche.
Again: preferring a default is not a reason to take away an important choice.

I can see the argument for bitlocker for laptops, due to easier theft, but for desktops the tradeoff against being able to swap disks is one to consider.

(I'm in an odd position: I tried to avoid using my Microsoft account for a new PC, gave up and logged in, then it decided the account was somehow unsuitable and gave me the local account I wanted anyway.)
Do ultrasonic cleaners get hot?
The US is one of very few countries not signed up to various anti-statelessness conventions, and they will allow you to renounce your citizenship without having another to fall back on.[0] This has been used a handful of times over the decades by activists (particularly during the Vietnam War). Perhaps the most recent prominent recent examples are Mike Gogulski,[1] who now resides in Slovakia, and Glen Lee Roberts,[2] who resides in Paraguay.

But the US is, of course, a fairly unique case here. Most people become stateless due to state persecution (famously many Jews were stripped of their German citizenship by the 1935 Nuremberg laws, and many Kurds were denied Syrian citizenship under Assad) or by falling through weird administrative cracks (for example, see the cases of Mehran Karimi Nasseri [3] and Shamima Begum [4]). There are also cases (e.g. many Druze in Israel and the occupied Golan Heights) who refuse to accept citizenship they are offered on political grounds,[5] who would be considered de facto stateless if they do not have another recognised citizenship (though I'm not sure how Israeli citizenship works; the US considers you a citizen with worldwide tax obligations whether you accept it or not).

The interim solution is to get a 1954 Convention Travel Document[6] from one of the signatory states, which functions like a passport (and taxes in most countries are levied based on residence, rather than citizenship, so you'll still be paying them already). For a permanent solution, you'd need to go through the normal naturalisation process to become a citizen of a new country.

[0] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Statelessness#United_States

[1] https://www.vice.com/en/article/a-bum-without-a-country-0000...

[2] https://dollarvigilante.com/2015/07/20/interview-with-glen-r...

[3] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mehran_Karimi_Nasseri#Life_in_...

[4] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shamima_Begum#Citizenship

[5] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Druze_in_Israel#Status_of_Druz...

[6] https://travel.stackexchange.com/a/8745
Looking at how much pollution is from energy, solar does seem to be the best thing that can happen in current timeline to humanity. Global warming AND pollution gone in a single stroke.
Fun fact, he did end up switching to CS [1]:

> Ph.D. Computer Science, November 2004
> University of Wisconsin, Madison

> M.S. Computer Science, May 2001
University of Wisconsin, Madison

> B.S. Physics, June 1999
Stanford University

[1] https://pages.cs.wisc.edu/~kovar/cv.html

EDIT:

Went on to work at IL&M for 5 years and has been at Google for 14 [2]. My guy did indeed end up rolling in cash haha

[2]: https://www.linkedin.com/in/lucas-kovar-185a3531/
Not usually. Wikipedia:

> in most modern countries all nationals are citizens of the state, and full citizens are always nationals of the state.

> In international law, a "stateless person" is someone who is "not considered as a national by any state under the operation of its law"
Do they define functions called "open"?
Show HN: I made a Simple Wealth Tracker to reduce money-related stress
Hi HN,
I built WealthyMe, a mobile app that helps people feel in control of their finances and significantly reduce money-related stress by giving them a clear, real-time picture of their wealth.

People say I need to be technical here, so here’s my story:

WealthyMe extends PersonalExcelExperience {
void main {

while(me.isAlive) do {
me.trackWealth();
}

friends.observe(me);
me.growWealth()..isHappy = true;

friends.curios()..tryingMySystem();

do {
friends.forEach { friend.trackWealth()..stressLevel.decreased() }
record++;
} while (record < 3);

friends.happy();
}

}.toHumanLanguage(): “This idea comes from personal experience — I’ve been tracking my own wealth for over 5 years, continuously optimizing my system. It’s helped me make better decisions, grow my wealth, and most importantly — feel less anxious about money.

When I shared my system with friends, many realized their real wealth was more significant than they thought. They started feeling more confident and less stressed, just by having clarity and control. That’s when I decided to turn it into a product, hoping it could help many more people.

Psychology and behavioral finance research confirm this: people who actively track their finances feel 60% less anxious and grow their wealth faster.”

What WealthyMe does:

• Dynamic net worth tracking

• Categorized assets and obligations with fully customizable subcategories

• Real-time insights and analytics on how wealth changes over time

• Designed to motivate users with visible progress and small wins

The goal: Help people live happier, more confident lives, with money that’s growing under control — not a source of constant stress.

I’d love your feedback and happy to share more about the project, system, build.
To be clear, that developer survey asked:

> Which programming, scripting, and markup languages have you done extensive development work in over the past year, and which do you want to work in over the next year?

It does not ask if you are gainfully employed and using this language for your job.

Also, in the same results, just above Rust, I see:

> PowerShell 13.8%

<sarcasm>
So, I guess that we can safely say that Microsoft PowerShell is still more popular than Rust.
</sarcasm>
> once you got to the angles where walls joins, you would be able to zip along the intersections at great speed in ways that defy conventional physics.

Hyperspace lanes!
With Gluten-Free Plywood Waffles it must be real.
I believe there is a distinction between those concepts.

Axioms are true by their own definition. Therefore, discovering an axiom to be false is a concept that is inherently illogical.

Discovering that a formal verification system produced an incorrect output due to a bug in its implementation is a perfectly well-defined concept and doesn't led to any logical contradictions; unless you axiomatically define the output of formal verification systems to be necessarily correct.

I believe this definition don't make sense in the general case considering the number of vectors that can introduce errors into software.
What do you mean they don't exist. I see them everywhere, indoor, outdoor, also every single school gym regardless of level is also a basketball court. I've lived in 3 countries here east & west Europe and this is valid across different places and cultures.
IF the US makes good on its threat to take away birthright citizenship, there may be a lot more stateless people in the future.
For those who find this finishes all too quickly, before it really gets started, here's Igor Levit's performance of Satie's Vexations

https://www.youtube.com/live/Uu_03mUPgHU?si=ggJYSJH8SUy0AcKO
Love those projects! Did something quite similar a few years ago, found it quite useful and there's something just nice about eink displays for showing info that normal screens don't have

https://lengrand.fr/complete-setup-epaper/
Typically not (though some have heaters you can apply) but they atomize the fluid pretty well. The tiniest spark (static electricity) and some bad luck and you have the lid shooting into the roof and then a fire. As with everything, if you know what you are doing, go ahead.
It's popular in the "let's rewrite X in Rust" community which are very actively posting on HN, Reddit and wherever they can. That gives the impression it is not niche.

But the moment you search Rust on LinkedIn, you can see the truth.
I knew someone in the 90s who was born in Sarajevo and was stateless after whatever country he was born in (I'm going to say Yugoslavia?) ceased to exist. Searching this now I see the UNHCR had a campaign to get such people papers[1] so I guess he would have resolved this by now. Anyway at the time he was living in Britain as a refugee and couldn't or didn't want to leave the country, fearing that he either wouldn't be able to leave (because no other country would let him enter), or wouldn't be able to return.

[1] https://bosniaherzegovina.un.org/en/234262-live-without-nati...
I've written a lot of Clojure now, and I've managed to avoided learning any Java really.
PCBs here: https://www.patreon.com/c/ConceptBytes/posts
I should correct and clarify: I meant 3-4x more expensive in relative terms. Meaning:

- For C++ programs, the allocator (allocating+freeing) consumes roughly 5% of cycles.
- For Go programs, the allocator (runtime.mallocgc) used to consume ~20% of cycles (this is the data I referenced). I checked and recently it's become closer to 15%, thanks to optimizations.

I have not tested the performance differential on a per-byte level (though that will also differ with object structure in Go).
I've got a shelf full of physical cookbooks -- The New Best Recipe, The Food Lab, an Ottolenghi book, On Food and Cooking, etc. I like them, I've read through all of them, I sometimes use them for inspiration.

It's rare that I actually cook directly from them -- usually, that'd be big and fancy stuff or stuff I'm very unfamiliar with; in both cases I usually take the time to cross reference whatever the cookbook says with additional resources from the internet.

ChatGPT, on the other hand, I frequently use when or before cooking (and I cook virtually every day).

It's great when I only have a vague idea based on stuff in the fridge; five minutes later I've got a checklist I can reference. If it hallucinates something that I flat out don't think will work or, much more likely, comes up with something that I don't want or cannot do for lack of ingredients or time or whatever, I'll tell it to adjust the recipe and it does.

It's also great when I feed it a couple of existing recipes (from real people) to compare and contrast and integrate and reformat in a way that's most useful to me, e.g. a tabular format, or scaled to a different serving size.

With all that said, the AI based recipe sites don't really do it for me, either. If I want to cook purely AI generated recipes, a chat interface works fine -- and probably better. What I really want is an AI tool that helps me curate my own recipe collection. E.g. I want to ask it "I'd like to make Ramen, how did I do it the last time, what were my notes" and when it's done I want to tell it "ok, this was fine, I decided to double the mirin and next time I'd marinate the eggs longer" and have it update the recipe.
strong typing: 2 + "2" is an error (e.g. Python vs JS)

static typing: 2 + "2" does not compile/parse (e.g. Python vs mypy, Typescript vs JS)

this is a very simplistic example, but should get you to feel the difference.
Overshadowed by Val Kilmer's death - I hope more people read this article! What a lady... RIP
I wish articles like this would give some attention to how much we've already improved. We used to drive leaded gasoline, for example. The amount of damage that caused puts NOx to shame.
The trouble with all these schemas is that to be useful the wider world has to be informed of them, ipso facto Microsoft automatically becomes informed hence their shelf life is always going to be limited.

I wish some bright spark would find a way of simply eradicating the code or subsystem that contols that, or patch it so it is effectively neutered.

Sure, if its eradicated then a new account creation system would have to be installed, so patching it would likely be the best option.

OS protection could be bypassed by booting from say a Linux disk. That's how I now rip out much of what I don't want and it's turned out to be reasonably successful.
About 50% of extant drivers licenses are not REAL-ID compliant.
I will take C, C++ or Zig over Rust any day. For some people, like me, the Rust way of doing things isn't a good fit. It's not a model I enjoy working with.

I like F#, Haskell, Elixir but not Rust.
Multi-threading is always the wrong design (2023)
https://www.recipeninja.ai/recipe/r_6e0Low2SZhbkoD/thick-whi...

Now updated to include real cum!
It has some basic features that are 'in-house' like a login, everything else seems to be using third party API's. As per the longer article :

> Eleven Labs API for text-to-speech conversion

> streamio-ffmpeg gem for audio file analysis

> Active Storage integration for audio file management

> OpenAI integration for recipe generation

etc. I'm not saying it's not a fun excersize in 'vibe coding', I'm just very curios the quality of the code that was actually produced. Its my feeling project maintainability is something that will be a big pain point in the future is people are relying on these tools.. 35k LOC for this recipe app smells like that to me at least.
Nice project!

Did you know that instead of buying new motor controllers, you can re-use the hoverboard motor controller? Awesome people have made open source firmware you can flash to it: https://github.com/EFeru/hoverboard-firmware-hack-FOC. With this firmware you can make the motors go way faster, up to 40km/h with a 12S battery.

We are also building a kart with hoverboard motors, with a custom welded steel frame. Vibrations are a real issue with the standard solid rubber wheels, hopefully I can find the same air tires you used!

Our website is in Dutch, but you can watch the videos: https://projects.raphson.nl/projects/kart/