skysight-inc/HackerNews huggingface dataset:
It’s genuinely hard to get non-Hamas numbers, if you do take the Hamas numbers, they constantly shift wildly in both directions.
You usually keep old mails around that malware can then silently forward, this is a problem for unencrypted data. To authenticate through email, even if possible, there are hoops the attacker would need to go through and you'd likely be notified of e.g. a password reset mail
It's telling the original 4o image generation demo explicitly transferred the style to "anime."

It was the community who took that to its logical conclusion.
no they’re not. go look at the volume
> Are you upset that MacOs doesn’t include a copy of Libre Office, or every other bit of 3rd party software?

I'd be kind of unhappy if my OS shipped an old version of LO.
I keep thinking about Tim Cook's words years back about manufacturing in China, and how there's a talent density there that just doesn't exist in the United States. That within a three block radius you can find people with deep knowledge and skillset in all areas of production.

Just don't see how this materializes in any meaningful timeframe in the United States — if it's even doable at all.

It also ignores the fact that since the 1970s the United States has transitioned more and more to information and services jobs.

The only plausible way out I see in the near term is a bunch of carve outs and one-off deals that allows the U.S. government to say, "our bluff worked."

But long term, automation is going to be taking more and more of these jobs and I just don't see how you justify sneakers costing what it will cost to pay American workers enough to prosper.

Personally from an environmental standpoint I've questioned for a couple of decades now whether we can ever slow down and try and buy more sustainable goods even if they cost more. But this way of trying to get there feels like medieval medicine.
You have now spent three comments without any support for your claim. This is not a real-time conversation where casual discussion allows for quick examination of statements. Your time would have been better spent providing a link.

I don’t think that this thread is worth any more spent energy from either of us.
I’m convinced the same. Crash it all so the wealthy can buy it back cheaper

Also because whatever Fox News says is truth to these people. They could tell people it’s raining on a sunny day and they will carry and umbrella and call people without one sheep
It depends what you mean by affected.

If you mean, decline in net worth and or income, sure, the rich

If you mean standard of living, disposable income and general economic stability, then for sure the poor are more impacted
A Hit of Dopamine Tells Baby Birds When Their Song Practice Is Paying Off
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I think this implies learning. Maybe not? But just so I'm being clear, I do not believe certain parties will learn from this.
> But in recent months I've spoken to other YC founders doing AI application startups [...] in different industries, on different problem sets.

Maybe they should create a benchmark collectively called YC founders. Gather various test cases. Never make it public. And use that to evaluate newly released models.
Math doesn’t math because it’s not about absolute losses, but practical losses.

If you go from 100mil in assets to 10m, you’re fine. If you go from 100k to 10k, you’re not.
So it was just a weekend of coding so far, lots more to do. Right now I have everything hard coded to just split into half based on my example server of 64, 4, 400. If you look at the script:

https://github.com/andrewarrow/shellmates/blob/main/firecrac...

You can see lots of hard coded stuff just to get it to work at Hetzner on rockylinux9. I think I can make the script a lot more customizable in the UI and let you do all sort of fancy splits! Firecracker does support fractional CPU allocation through CPU shares and quota settings. When you configure a Firecracker microVM, you can specify:

CPU shares (relative weight)

CPU quota (maximum usage in microseconds per period)

CPU period (measurement period in microseconds)

As long as the server has rockylinux9 I think it should work anywhere!
A rich person who had 10M and now has 8M is still rich. Raising prices on everything through tariffs also does little to impact the rich, but destroys the bottom 50%, along with the recession that's likely to follow. If the goal was really to punish the rich, it would be through tax policy.
you think poor people have 100k in equities? lmao
from the point of view of the GPL side of the aisle, yes agree they are evil. Shareholders who want returns are on the other side of the aisle, so to speak, and definitely see "risk" and "no" when it comes to anything close to GPL. OK no problem, except that the code that Apple Computer profits mightily with, substantially originates in the former.

recall the John Gilmore camp handing out "don't tread on me Apple" buttons 35 years ago.. it has been going on that long. Apple knows very well what they are doing.
>this is what eating da rich looks like, and no, poor people don’t have 401ks either,

Bullshit. Many Walmart floor associates have 401ks and many of them are on food stamps.
How up to date is this? Months via disclosure?
Disney's Snow White had higher carbon emissions than the latest Fast & Furious
>Now, did you really expect negotiation with China? Do you think that was the intention?

I'm baffled by your comment. Didn't you just say that the tariffs are a negotiation tool?

I don't track geopolitics, especially the US, too closely, so I'm not the best person to go down that rabbit hole - especially since minds brighter than me here also struggle to understand what's happening. So I would appreciate if you explain what your mean instead of asking rethorical questions.
> And you are aware politicians have insider knowledge, correct? That is how you beat the s&p.

No, this is how low info conspiratorial voters think it works, because their worldview is everything is 1. a conspiracy 2. involves "money" in some basic way they can easily imagine.

Insider knowledge doesn't reliably beat passive investing and why would politicians even have it? You can see what they're voting for by watching CSPAN.
The stove analogy is more about the US voting base learning a lesson
Really curious what everyone thinks fair correction is if the stay the course. 50% reduction?
Don't forget emails.. I have everything I ever sent or received, and I have it backed up. I expect 90% of my inbox is the jpg signature logo they attach to the bottom of my clients email rather than hyperlink.
It's funny, I have the same problem all the time with typical day to day programming roadblocks that these models are supposed to excel at. I'm talking about any type of bug or unexpected behavior that requires even 5 minutes of deeper analysis.

Sometimes when I'm anxious just to get on with my original task, I'll paste the code and output/errors into the LLM and iterate over its solutions, but the experience is like rolling dice, cycling through possible solutions without any kind of deductive analysis that might bring it gradually closer to a solution. If I keep asking, it eventually just starts cycling through variants of previous answers with solutions that contradict the established logic of the error/output feedback up to this point.

Not to say that the LLMs aren't productive tools, but they're more like calculators of language than agents that reason.
it was always a protocol, however it is never good when the protocol is defined by it's only implementation

My understanding is that this is the whole reason for the existence of openrsync. The people doing work on the rpki standards wanted to use rsync for one type of transfer, the standards body (IETF?) balked with a concern that the rsync protocol had only one implementation, so the openbsd folk, specifically Kristaps Dzonson stepped up and wrote a second implementation. It does not do everything rsync does but it interoperates enough for the rpki project.

https://man.openbsd.org/rpki-client
Strings including string literals are supposed to be writable for strtok() to work. Const char * is a modern c construct. You gotta deprecate parts of the standard c library, which will break backward compatibility...
How much more expensive will this solution be than putting a “block heater” into the battery to warm it up to room temperature faster while charging?

If the charge rate is reduced by battery temp and chemistry, shunt the surplus supply into changing the battery temp, no?
What's the first thing a CEO does when the stock price falls?
A lot of people don't know about risk-adjusted returns; if you just go riskier your returns will be higher. Until they aren't.
Is there epub-specific html markup you could add to changed words to indicate their original spelling? Like alt text for images, but in a span around a word? There's the html "title" attribute, of course, which would work (mouseover shows the title attribute's value), but that isn't semantically correct for the purpose.
It's still possible to break the config with a syntax error, but there are less kinds of syntax errors that are possible if you aren't writing into the middle of an existing block of syntax. For example, there's no chance that you unintentionally close an existing open block due to incorrect nesting of options or anything like that. Plus, if you are writing into the middle of an existing file, there's a chance you could corrupt other parts of the file besides the part you intended to write. For example, if you have an auto-generated section that you intend to update occasionally, you will need to make sure you only delete and recreate the auto-generated parts and don't touch any hand-written parts, which could involve complicated logic with sentinel comments, etc. Then you need to make sure that users who edit the file in future don't break your logic. In addition it's harder to test your automation code when you're writing into an existing file because there's more edge cases to deal with regarding the surrounding context, etc.
Everyone's attention is drawn to a Tanvi Ratna thread on X => https://x.com/tanvi_ratna/status/1907880105369845865?s=19

Whether or not these Big Brain ideas bear fruit remains to be seen.
The first time any BSD code was made publicly available was Networking Release 1 (just contained the networking stack) in 1989, or around 5 years after Stallman started the GNU project. It took until Networking Release 2 in 1991 for the code for a runnable BSD operating system to be made publicly available. Prior to that, BSD was based on proprietary UNIX source code, and anyone who wanted to run it had to purchase a source code license from AT&T.
No, it isn't. It will crash.
Wealthy people hold diversified assets (including cash buffers).

Market fluctuations are temporary and benefit the wealthiest who are able to balance their asset allocation, shifting stable or growing assets to buy other assets with depressed prices.

The wealth will get richer, while the poor will literally not eat, whether due to poor economic conditions, or because of a massive attack on social safety nets, or a combination of those things.
And yet I don't see Apple on the list of contributors of the OpenBSD Foundation (https://www.openbsdfoundation.org/contributors.html), shame.
She isn't trading on anything. Her husband's portfolio manager is trading, mostly pointless over-trading to look busy and get management fees, and it's being reported on her paperwork.
Why were you even lukewarm Trump when this exact tariff plan was a flagship part of his platform?
Yes, I agree. My point was more about the current way we do LLM agents where they are essentially black box that act on text.

By design it can output anything given the right input.

This approach will always be vulnerable in the ways we talk about here, we can only up the guardrails around it.

I think one of the best ways to have truly secure AI agents is to do better natural language AIs that are far less blackbox-y.

But I don't know enough about progress on this side.
In capitalism the profits will flow to the top no matter what happens. This is a handslap. Taxing Wealth and obscene profits, and treating collateralized debt as selling the underlying would be more reasonable. Instead we are tanking the global order we built because we don't want to tax the status quo.
It's not really though because the UB still exists and can be exploited, just in a forked process.
Well, Fox News did show dolars raining on Trump on Friday, when arguing that tariffs are good. Yes, for real:

https://bsky.app/profile/atrupar.com/post/3llzcxpmmgj2c
That’s a good point, the comments section is very anecdotal. Do you have any data to say if this is a common occurrence or specific to this topic?
Insiders could be trading and making a lot of money on these snap decisions. Judge for yourself whether such a thing would happen.

It would have been better if Trump gave advance notice before shaking everything up on a dime. I predict he'll reverse some terrifs without warning, thus creating another insider trade opportunity.
People said the same when COVID started. The sides were reversed back then.
What about people going from "negative net worth, but employed" to "laid off because the company's stock price is down"?
But in the comma-first case that lets the last line be movable, that was my point basically.
There will be no lesson learned. It will be blamed on the other side and the story will be bought hook line and sinker
> but legal uncertainty hung around them for years.

I mean if we're going to split hairs and play this game, SCO claimed ownership to alleged Unix code in Linux which wasn't initially resolved until 2008 or so (and further continued for another decade). That never stopped anybody.
the exact same could be said if you taxed corporations more w.r.t. lay-offs so no I don’t really care. unless you’re arguing that taxing corporations similar to these tariff amounts wouldn’t result in layoffs?
So one major sector the tariff hit is the auto industry. Lots of cars are imports or built elsewhere or have parts imported.

In completely unrelated news, a good friend of POTUS runs a struggling American car manufacturer. I think it’s called Tesla or some such?
They removed their stock ticker that runs at the bottom of the screen for the first time in 30 years. They're a Trump propaganda machine.
Theyre crashing the market to monetize the debt at cheaper rates
No, but investment banks were bailed out by the federal government at the taxpayer’s expense while the lower classes saw nothing
You have to believe there will be something left to own. This is going to get pretty ugly.

I honestly think he is dumb and the people he has surrounded himself with are also dumb. It’s just hard to believe that someone this dumb is the POTUS so we have to make up conspiracy theories to reason with it.
>Confidence in US government is destroyed.

That has long been a Republican goal. They want to tear it apart and sell the pieces.
On a relative and even absolute basis the wealthy will lose substantially more money.

On a personal quality of life basis the middle class will get hit the hardest. It will impact retirement timelines, vacations, home renovations, car purchases, etc. seeing their 401k go down will make them feel poorer and want to save more and thus reduce their discretionary spending and reducing the amount of fun and entertainment they enjoy.
Stock gasoline cars do not do well at those temperatures. In Alaska most people with sense use engine block heaters, plugging in every cold night. Besides the issue of having trouble just starting the car, you will put excessive wear and tear on the engine doing it regularly.

And in places like Fairbanks where -40 (F/C) is fairly common in the winter, even cars that merely have an engine block heater will have trouble. You need even more heating pads for the rest of the stuff under the hood of you want to keep a car reliable and healthy in that kind of climate.
This implies some sort of intelligent (if evil) master plan.

There is no master plan other than "Trump likes tariffs".

That's it. That's all it is.

He's been talking about tariffs for decades, it's a thing that he likes, and he now has unchecked power. Hence, tariffs.

The tariffs he put in place don't even make sense. They're a Thanos snap on every country, and makes about as much logical sense as that fictional character's evil master plan did! I.e., none.

I seriously doubt Elon likes that Europe will enact retaliatory tariffs on Tesla car imports, halving his market overnight. "Yay! Less sales! Crashing stocks! Woo!"

I very seriously doubt that other billionaires -- who's net worth is tied up in stocks and bonds -- are ecstatic that these are plummeting in value. All of the Reddit memes of "they just want to buy the dip" presupposes that these billionaires all "got out of the market", converted their stocks to something like gold or Bitcoin, and will then buy back in at a multi-trillion-dollar scale. Other than Warren Buffet, nobody has done this. The market would have crashed months ago if they had all sold off simultaneously!

This is WallStreetBets nonsense.
The same is trivially true for C++: https://godbolt.org/z/h5znfchf8
“Six years later, without notice, legal justification, or due process, officers from U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (‘ICE’)... put him on a plane bound for the Terrorism Confinement Center (‘CECOT’) in El Salvador... They had no legal authority to arrest him, no justification to detain him, and no grounds to send him to El Salvador—let alone deliver him into one of the most dangerous prisons in the Western Hemisphere.”

“Three days later, on March 15, 2025, without any notice, legal process, or hearing, ICE forcibly transported Abrego Garcia to the Terrorism Confinement Center (‘CECOT’) in El Salvador... Their heads were shaved, and they were marched into CECOT to join nearly 40,000 other prisoners held in some of the most inhumane and squalid conditions known in any carceral system.”

“Defendants have claimed—without any evidence—that Abrego Garcia is a member of MS-13 and then housed him among the chief rival gang, Barrio 18. Not to mention that Barrio 18 is the very gang whose years’ long persecution of Abrego Garcia resulted in his withholding from removal to El Salvador.”
You're young. On all the legacy platforms I'm familiar with, you can modify string literals. That's original c.
Minecraft Movie: Why People Are Clapping So Much in the Theater
They called their openssl fork libressl - I assume because of exactly that naming conflict - but most of their "exports" follow the convention; OpenBSD, OpenSMTPD, OpenNTPD, OpenSSH. Possibly others that I don't know off the top of my head.
The average price to earnings ratio of the s&p 500 since 1990 is about 20.

We are currently still above that.
The affected platforms lack an OS (e.g., bootloaders) and/or an MMU/MPU (e.g., microprocessors like AVR)
this simply isn’t true at all. ignore the top 10%, the vast majority of americans do not have any real exposure to equities.
If nothing changes the market will drop 20% next week.
I don't know how credible https://truflation.com/ is, but they say inflation is at 1.22. Could this be spun as a victory to hide the crash ?
Bessent had repeatedly been saying that he wanted to drive down the yield on the 10 year treasury. The stock market sell-off has been somewhat effective in doing this, with the 10 year's yield having been driven down over 50 basis points in the last two months, although I doubt this precipitous selloff is really what he had in mind.
People keep saying this but California with its technology workers are overwhelmingly against Trump. I don't see why technology should be singled out any more than corn farmers and whiskey makers.
Look at volatility indicators perhaps? If they're unusually high, it suggests that further declines are very much possible if this policy change is not reversed.
>>breaks the economy

>Good? Things were getting a little boring anyways.

I would rather that checking my bank balance, 401k, and whether or not I can afford to buy food and make my mortgage payment not be "exciting" thank-you very much.
This is the dumbest theory I’ve heard so far.
Where "wasting the labours of the people" seems in reality to mean "subsidizing rural schools so they have the same education standards as urban schools".

Of course the guy you're misquoting also had slaves, so I'm not sure if I give a shit about his predictions for American's happiness.
Link to the research article: https://www.cell.com/joule/abstract/S2542-4351(25)00062-5
Videocardz.com has some more info[0].

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As per the President, it's pronounced Tessler
The speculation that I’ve seen is that the carve-outs will be used to reward loyalists and punish detractors. So yes, likely to happen.
Which sides are you referring to? The current US president was also president when COVID started.
> the main way to tell if they are innocent is whether or not they had a gun in their hands when killed?

I'm not sure I understand your point. Are you saying that it's ok for the IDF to kill anyone they see because they cannot assess if they're a threat or not? Was it hard to see that this grandmother¹ with her grandson is not a militant trying to attack the IDF?

¹https://www.cnn.com/videos/world/2024/01/25/palestinians-gaz...
I hope it corrects to 2018 levels. I missed out on all the action these past years
For the main base of course, but there's a large block of swing voters and "undecideds" that went to Trump for whatever reason this election. It's more about them. And also the ones that just don't vote because they think it doesn't matter.

MAGA represents a smaller proportion of eligible voters that cannot win elections without the broader support they somehow garnered.
I was just editing my comment to add this point :)
This sort of thing is why I decided to do research so I could work at universities and small startups! I figured that way I could be away from the corruption and selfishness that exists in large tech companies.

Then my whole department got defunded. More fool me.
What is Ubuntu doing?
The 10Y is well above its September lows, even before accounting for whatever deficit increasing tax cuts the Republicans will come up with.
I suspect we could cut the DOD budget by 10-20% and maintain current capabilities without hitting DOD civilians or military employees immediately. There are a lot of programs that are failing to execute and have for years, if they're already late then we aren't getting any value from them at this point. I've seen IT efforts that cost $25-50 million/year and are already 5 years late and delivering no value (no partial version + updates over the years, these are big bang failed Waterfall projects).

Probably more by improving how other functions perform and identifying people like a guy I worked with a decade ago who literally slept at his desk all day and never got fired for it (not even a union shop, just supervisors refusing to do their job).
My friend whos loves word games said she liked it. Asked for the link so I sent it along. Critique was that proper nouns should be removed as it caused a great deal of uncertainy about weather the remaining words would be known.
go look at trump interviews in the 80s and 90s. the guy has always loved tariffs.
It is possible. Some platforms have no concept of rodata. You can mremap a segment. Lots of valid ways to do it.
I dont think everything is a conspiracy, but it is obvious corruption is rampant in US politics, and who in their right mind would think that that stops at leveraging special committee insider knowledge for personal gains?
Elon is already going after Peter Navaro over tariffs and publicly stated he thinks eu and us should have a deee trade agreement.

What a moron for backing these people…